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Welcome to
MyanmarVisa
We will process the
Myanmar visa on arrival normally and it will
take approximately 10 working days.
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Myanmar Visa VOA (visa on arrival) is
for tourists.
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Tour itinerary must be mentioned.
Tentative tour program and more
importantly hotels must be mentioned and
authority concerned will check if hotel
booking is genuine. There are official
hotels with their rates are mentioned at
the bottom of this page for convenience.
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Visa application can also be submitted
at Myanmar Embassy nearest to your
location. Officials at the embassies are
more than happy to process your tourist
visa. Please see a complete list of
Myanmar Embassy and Consular offices.
click here
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It is necessary to send us your photo by
email, fax or by post.
Rates (Tourist Visa)
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1 person: |
pay on arrival |
20$ Visa Fees
plus Company Service Charges + Documentation Fees |
INCLUSIVE:
The Fees include Fees and Documentation
Service Charges.
Normally our staff will meet you at the
Airport to handle all the necessary
formality, and you just need to pick up your
luggage. You will find our arrangement with
the least fuss, in the least time, and with
absolute security
Tourists can still apply visa online
by filling
online form
or
emailing us
the following details :
1. Full Name
2. Gender
3. Father's name
4. Date of birth
5. Place of birth
6. Nationality
7. Race |
8. Religious
9. Passport number
10. pp issue date
11. expired date
12. place of issue
13. Occupation
14. Permanent address |
15. Arrival date
16. Arrival flight
17. Departure date
18. Departure flight
19. Brief Tour itinerary
20. Hotel
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Thank you for
using MyanmarVisa.com.
Please use our email address
visa@mail4u.com.mm ,
magado@mail4u.com.mm ,
magadotravel@gmail.com
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NOTE
Visitors flying direct to Myanmar from such
countries EU (we had personal experience with
France) may need to have visa stamped on their
passport to board the plane. Visa on Arrival
process by us will have no problem from Bangkok
and Singapore as all incoming flights recognized
Visa on Arrival issued by Ministry of Hotel and
Tourism.
We will inform respective airline office that
visa on arrival has been approved for you In
order to avoid any hindrance, please make sure
to contact us to verify the situation before you
travel.
PAYMENT:
Payment for Room Charges and Company Service
Charges is cash on arrival.
Click here to apply.
Please refer to our Frequently Asked Questions
on Myanmar Visa or use the "Quick Enquiry
Form" on the right side of this page.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
We are not liable for any loss, damage, failure,
cancellation of any kind due to your visa not
being approved. Even if your visa is approved
and we managed to send the Visa On Arrival
official letter from the government department,
the immigration officer at the entry point to
our country can deny your entry. We are not
liable for any loss, damage, failure,
cancellation of any kind due to such
circumstances beyond our control.
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Hotel
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Hotel |
Description |
Rate |
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Yuzana Garden Hotel
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Yuzana
Garden Hotel is located on Signal Pagoda Road in
the heart of Yangon City. It is built on 4.65
acres of land. The colonial type of building for
which building is 75 years old has been
renovated. Just walking distance from downtown,
Historical Centre and Bogyoke Market (Scott
Market).
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$ 23
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Park Royal Hotel, Yangon
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Park Royal Hotel combines the gentle
hospitality of Myanmar with first-class service
and facilities. Superbly located in the hub of
the city, this luxuriously-appointed, modern
hotel allows you to relax while enjoying the
rich heritage of a culture that spans more than
a millennium.
Now you can enjoy all the luxury and mystique of
a traditional civilization with all the
convenience and technology of the present.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$44 (Asian)
$50 (European)
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No. 33, Alan Pya Phaya Road,
Dagon Township,
Yangon ,
Myanmar.
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Kandawgyi Palace
Hotel
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At
Kandawgyi Palace Hotel, comfort is a lifestyle
born of experience, refined and unobtrusive
service, and careful planning for the needs of
our guests
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$ 43
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Summit Park View Hotel
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Summit
Parkview Hotel is a place to feel the warmth and
gracefulness and gracefulness of the Myanmar
culture which is within walking distance of
downtown Yangon. Perfectly situa- ted close to
business districts and tourist attraction.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$33
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Panorama
Hotel
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The
Panorama Hotel enjoys a prime location in
downtown Yangon woth its 10-storey building in
the midst of main business, financial and
shopping district. Situated just minutes walk to
Yangon central Railway Station, Sule Pagoda;
city center, Government offices and Embassies.
It is about 30 minutes drive from the Yangon
International Airport.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$20
(Superior Single)
$25
(Superior Double)
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Savoy Hotel
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Yangon?s smallest Boutique Hotel. Colonial in
its appearance, all wood and rattan, and blessed
with the kind of service you may have thought
was a thing of the past, it is culturally a pot-pouri
of international inspiration.
Enjoy a drink by the palm-fringed pool or on the
terrace as you gaze at the Shwedagon Pagoda,
Myanmar?s ?Twinkling Wonder?.
The rooms are large, light and airy with every
modern facilities one need. 10min from the city
center & 20min from the airport.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$87
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129 Dhammazedi Road, Yangon, Myanmar. |
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Strand Hotel
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Overlooking the Yangon River, the Strand is
located in the main commercial / diplomatic
district of Yangon, a 30-minutes drive from the
International Airport. There are 32 suites
featuring high ceilings, polished wooden floors
with spacious bedrooms and bathrooms. The Strand
Suite, the premier suite, features a master
bedroom, two sitting rooms, dining room and two
bathrooms.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$385
(2 Nights Stay)
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92 Strand Road, Yangon, Myanmar
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Hotel Shwe Gone Daing
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Minutes away from Yangon?s most popular
attractions and business district, Hotel Shwe
Gone Daing is a smart combination of location,
convenience and value-for-money accommodation
for the tourist and business traveller or for
extended stay.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$30
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No. (273-A), Shwegonedaing Road, Bahan Township,
Yangon, Myanmar |
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Dusit Inya Lake
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The five-star Dusit Inya Lake Resort is the
perfect hotel from which to experience the
natural beauty of Yangon, Myanmar. Set in 37
acres of beautifully landscaped grounds on the
shores of the tranquil Inya Lake, Dusit Inya
Lake Resort is the ideal Yangon hotel for
business and leisure travellers alike. Within
easy access of Yangon's central business
district and a number of Yangon attractions such
as the Shwedagon Pagoda and the National Museum,
Dusit Inya Lake Resort offers a level of hotel
accommodation that separates it from other
hotels in Yangon. The hotel is also just 15
minutes from Yangon International Airport.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$54
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37, Kaba Aye Pagoda Road, Yangon, Myanmar. |
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Popa Mountain Resort
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Located in the summit of this legendary
Mountain, over looking the "Popa Taungkalat" at
2500 ft above sea level is the Popa Mountain
Resort, an international resort hotel.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$57
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Mt Popa,
Kyaukpadaung Township, Myanmar. |
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Season of Yangon
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2 minutes from Airport by car. Complimentary
airport pick up service including greet and meet
and two way transfer from the airport. Specialy,
if you use International Air or Domestic Air
next morning, I recommend this Hotel.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$37
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Airport estate, Mingalardon Township,
Yangon, Myanmar.
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Chatrium
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Hotel Nikko is the only hotel in Yangon with
the excellent combination of CITY and RESORT atmosphere. Hotel
Nikko offers both comfort and colonial style luxury, all it's 303
guest rooms and suites offer the Royal Lake view, Shwedagon Pagoda
View and Panoramic view. Designed in a graceful, colonial style,
Hotel Nikko Royal lake Yangon's traditional d?or and gallery-like
atmosphere assure an experience true to the spirit of Myanmar.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$63
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No. 40, Natmauk
Road,Tamwe Township,
Yangon, Myanmar. |
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Bagan Hotel River View
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Situated on an elevated high plain, ideal spot,
surrounded by all Bagan's picturesque
natural beauties of hill ranges, high plains,
lowlands. Also surrounded by colorful
vegetation and special sights of ancient
pagodas, ancient architecture of Buddhist
worshipping centres, cultural zone of
informatory values. Decoration of Myanmar arts
and crafts, paintings, floral designs and hidden
treasures (curios, antiques, model
figures of Myanmar and the races).
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$37
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Old Bagan,
Mandalay Division,
Myanmar.
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Tharabar Gate Hotel
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Warmly welcome to Tharabar Gate.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$60
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Near Tharabar Gate Nyaung Oo Township,
Old Bagan, Mandalay Division, Upper Myanmar.
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Aye Yar River View Hotel
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Located on the bank of Ayeyarwaddy river. They
have hotel rooms in brick building, and chalet
rooms built of wood. All rooms have attached
bathroom with hot-cold shower, air-con,
refrigerator TV.
The restaurant offers Myanmar, European and
Chinese meals.
Valid Until 30 September 2009 |
$47
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Near Bu Pagoda, Old
Bagan,
Mandalay Division, Myanmar.
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RV
Pandaw |
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Upper Deck Double Use
$240 per pax
The Pandaw Concept, as it became known,
offered a new travel experience quite unlike
other forms of travel: combining an expedition
atmosphere with an elegant base afloat. But what
made the Pandaw style unique was the ability of
these shallow draft ships to penetrate and
explore remote areas of the country and enable
real cultural exchange between the traveler and
the inhabitants of the great river valleys of
Myanmar.
A journey on Burma's Irrawaddy River is one of
life's great travel experiences. No vessel could
be more appropriate for this than a ship of the
Pandaw fleet.
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Burma's
Forbidden Islands |
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 Frederique Lengaigne and Klaus Reisinger
take their cameras to one of Earth?s last
frontiers: the Mergui archipelago of Myanmar,
the country once known as Burma. The largely
uncharted chain of more than 800 islands,
cradled by pristine reefs and turquoise waters,
has recently been declared off-limits to
outsiders by the country?s government . . .
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Gypsy
Secret: Children of sea see clearly underwater |
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  For
hundreds of years, small nomadic tribes called
sea gypsies have lived among the islands of
Southeast Asia, earning fame for their swimming
and diving skills. Sea-gypsy children regularly
collect food such as clams and sea cucumbers off
the ocean floor.
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You can also contact us at : Tel: 204020, 381200
Fax: 381200
During Office hours : 9:00 am to 5:00 pm ( Monday to
Friday). Saturday up to 12:00 noon.
Rangoon time : 6.5 + GMT
We are close on
Holidays.
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What
they say on Lonely Planet ? |
lynney24
Posted: 08 Jul 2007
8:28am |
Myanmar visa
I'm travelling in China at the moment and will
be heading to Myanmar after Tibet. Does anyone
know if I can get a visa for Myanmar when I
arrive off a flight/overland or do I need to
arrange it advance? Does anyone know where in
China I can arrange it?
Cheers,
Lynne |
Compadre
Posted: 08 Jul 2007
9:20am |
1.
You need the visa before. I assume you can get
it at the Myanmar embassy in Beijing.
If you want to enter overland from China, which
is possible at Ruili, you can get the visa
together with the necessary permits also in
Kunming.
There is a lot of information about this
available here, just search for Ruili and look
through the posts.
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Photographs from Myanmar, a FAQ and some useful
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maytede
Posted: 09 Jul 2007
2:57pm |
2.
I arrived to Myanmar on the 22 June.
We got the visa on arrival through a local
travel agency in Yangon (Magado Travels).
http://www.myanmarvisa.com/visaprocedure.htm
We sent them copy of our passport and photos and
also we filled a form that they have on their
internet page and everything worked perfectly
ok.
They were waiting for us at the immigration queu
with an immigration officer who stamped the visa
in our passport. After that we paid their fees.
These people can also help you to book
accommodation in Yangon and other cities in the
country and also with train and plane tickets. |
zeke7
Posted: 09 Jul 2007
11:03pm |
3.
Others have confirmed what #2 says, so that's
possible.
Other options depend on how you're getting to
Myanmar from Tibet. I can report that from
Nepal, it's cheaper to fly into Bangkok and then
to Yangon than it is trying to get there via
India (Biman no longer flies Dhaka-Yangon).
If coming back to Kunming, you can get your visa
at the Myanmar consulate (in the Camellia Hotel,
I believe). You should be able to fly in,
possibly to Mandalay, from Kunming, or cross
overland in SW Yunnan via Muse/Lashio, though
this ends up costing as much or more than a
flight once you cough up the "guide and
transport" fees you're obliged to pay from the
border to Lashio. |
lynney24
Posted: 11 Jul 2007
6:53am |
4.
Thanks for all the helpful information guys!
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