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How do I apply Myanmar eVisa?

https://evisa.moip.gov.mm/home

Get eVisa Approval in 5 Steps
* Create an account
* Fill in the secure online eVisa form
* Confirm and pay
* Get approval letter
* Get visa stamped upon arrival

New Application →Tourist Visa
→ Business Visa
https://evisa.moip.gov.mm/apply-visa/login

$ Visa Processing Fees

No.	Visa Type	Fees	Duration
1	Business Visa	US$ 70	70 days
2	Tourist Visa	US$ 50	28 days

Notice to Tourist

You will need the following before you apply:
- Your passport validity must have at least (6) months.
- You have to upload one color photo (4.6 cm X 3.8 cm) taking during last (3) months.
- You have to upload your Passport Bio-Data Page.
- A proof of return ticket from Myanmar must be attached to the application. (Attach a trip plan if you will enter from the Kawthaung land border checkpoint.)
- A proof of hotel booking or on boat must be attached to the application. Tourists must stay in registered hotels, motels, inns, guest house, resort or on boat during your stay in Myanmar.
- Visa, Master, JCB credit cards for the Online Visa payment.
Tourist Visa processing information :
- The validity of eVisa approval letter is 90 days from the issued date. If it is expired, entry will be denied.
- Length of stay is (28) days from the date of arrival in Myanmar.
- eVisa service is non refundable.
- You will receive an email acknowledgement within 1 hour after successful payment.
- The processing time is minimum 3 working days (Myanmar time) for normal Tourist Visa. In all cases, processing time starts when the application acknowledgement e-mail is sent, after application is submitted and online payment is successful.
If the applicant has child(ren) under (7) years old on the same passport, you have to put the name of that child, date of birth in the minor section of the application form.
If the decision is not allowed to entry, you may return by the same flight.
Only passports will be eligible for e-visa. Travel documents will not be accepted. If your e-visa was obtained with travel documents, you will be denied entry to Myanmar at the immigration check points.
There are Restricted Areas for Foreigners and Tourist travelling in the Country. For more information, please visit mip.gov.mm. Information on restricted area, please go to mip.gov.mm/RestricetdArea and tourism.gov.mm/mm/traveller-tips.
eVisa is a only valid for a single entry. Re-entry will require a new visa.
Currently, passengers with eVisa are only permitted to enter via following ports:
- Yangon International Airport
- Mandalay International Airport
- Nay Pyi Taw International Airport
- Kawthaung International Land Border Checkpoint
If you are visiting Myanmar via cruise, please contact your tour agent for Pre-arrangement Visa on Arrival. You will not be able to use eVisa to enter Myanmar via seaport.

Terms and Conditions

①The visa processing fees are
non-refundable under any circumstances.

②Only passports will be eligible for e-visa. Travel documents
will not be accepted. If your e-visa was obtained with travel documents, you
will be denied entry to Myanmar at the immigration check points.

③Apart from the profession stated in your visa application, you
are not allowed to work or engage in any form of paid or unpaid employment
during your visit.

④Legal action will be taken against those who violate or contravene
any provision of the existing laws, rules and regulations of the Republic of
the Union of Myanmar.

⑤Applicants are prohibited from traveling to restricted areas
without seeking prior permission.

⑥It is important to note that the Approval letter is not a
confirmed Visa letter.

⑦The Approval letter is valid up to 90 days from the date of
issue.

⑧In the event that your application is rejected, the reason of rejection will not be disclosed.

⑨For regular Tourist and Business Visa, processing time will take
minimum 3 working days (Myanmar time), excluding weekends and official Myanmar
Gazetted Holidays.

⑩In all cases, processing time starts
when an acknowledgement email is sent upon submission of application and
successful payment.
⑪Applicant shall abide by the laws of
the Republic of the Union of Myanmar and shall not interfere in the internal
affairs of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar.

Myanmar

Myanmar, a republic in South-East Asia, bounded on the north by Tibet Autonomous Region of China; on the east by China, Laos, and Thailand; on the south by the Andaman Sea and the Bay of Bengal; and on the west by the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh, and India. It is officially known as the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. The coastal region is known as Lower Myanmar, while the interior region is known as Upper Myanmar. The total area of the country is 676,578 square km (261,227 square miles).

A horseshoe-shaped mountain complex and the valley of the Ayarwaddy (Irrawaddy) River system are the dominant topographical features of Myanmar. The mountains of the northern margin rise to 5881 meters (19,296 ft.) atop Hkakabo Razi, the highest peak in Southeast Asia. Most of the mountain systems have northern to southern axes. The ArakanYoma range, with peaks reaching more than 2740 meters (about 9000 ft), forms a barrier between Myanmar and the subcontinent of India. The Bilauktaung range, the southern extension of the Shan Plateau, lies along the boundary between southwestern Thailand and southeastern Lower Myanmar. The Shan Plateau, originating in China, has an average elevation of about 910 meters (about 3000 ft.).

Generally narrow and elongated in the interior, the central lowlands attain a width of about 320km (about 200 miles) across the Ayarwaddy-Sittaung delta. The delta plains, extremely fertile and economically the most important section of the country, cover an area of about 46,620 sq. km (18,000 sq. ml.). Both the Arakan (in the northwest) and the Tenasserim (in the southwest) coasts of Myanmar are rocky and fringed with islands. The country has a number of excellent natural harbors.

Mingalabar

Mingalabar is a word of welcome as well as a wish for good fortune. This single word best signifies the inherent nature of the people of Myanmar: not only to offer hospitality but to wish others well. With traditions deeply rooted in the loving-kindness philosophy of Buddhism, the creed the Myanmar lives by is cedana, or heart-felt goodwill towards friends and strangers alike. Myanmar possesses a rich and vibrant cultural tradition. Great natural beauty combines with magnificent temple architecture.

Traditionally, Myanmar tourism is based on culture. Myanmar with its long history, culture and religion has many pagodas, temples and monuments all over the country. In addition, Myanmar is also blessed by nature with natural attractions. There are snow-capped mountains, deep forests, cool and scenic places, long rivers, beautiful lakes, and manu unspoiled beaches and archipelagoes. The different national races and their way of life, traditional arts and crafts offer exotic vistas of the nation while the warm hospitality of Myanmar people world-renowned.