Myanmar Visa Online Service - Visa On Arrival and eVisa Travel Information on Burma

Welcome to MyanmarVisa.Com
We are a Private Visa Application Service Provider with Official Tour Lincense.

The objective of MyanmarVisa.Com is to promote tourism to Myanmar by allowing fast and easy application method for tourist to provide their details and for the officials to receive the application prior to arrival, check and approve or reject the issuance of visa to individuals. It is also called Pre-arranged Visa-on-arrival. Sometimes the application may be redirected to relevant embassy without mentioning any reason for that.

Myanmar Visa on arrival is for tourists.
To start you have to fill in the form or send us your details by email. It is necessary to send us your passport copy together with your application.
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.
Airlines coming in to Myanmar from Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and China are aware of this procedure and will let you board the plane after showing Approved On-Arrival Visa Form.
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 Consulate offices

Procedure :

Visitor fill in online form. If online form is not working, send us the details-in-the-form by email to visa@mail4u.com.mm or magadotravel@gmail.com
After receiving the details, we prepare "On Arrival Visa Form" - See sample form
The form is sent to Ministry of Tourism - 300 km away - by courier (2 days)
The application is checked and approved by authority concerned then sent to Ministry of Immigration (2 days)
The application is checked against black list and run security background check.(1 day)
When clear, the application is approved, stamped and sent to Yangon Airport Immigration.
You will be notified by email the status of your application - approved or not approved. Even if your application is not approved it does not mean that your application is rejected. It might be just that the official do not have thorough knowledge of your background and needed more time to check. In this case it is better to go to the nearest Myanmar embassy to apply your visa in time.
"On Arrival Visa Form" will be sent to you as email attachment together with stamps and signatures from the ministries concerned.
This "On Arrival Visa Form" is to be printed out clearly in black and white and show it to the Airline if they do not see visa stamped in your passport. This form is also necessary to show to Immigration Officer at the check point you enter the country. MyanmarVisa.Com Staff might be at the check point to facilitate your entry.

Rates (Tourist Visa)

1 person:

20 US$ (Official Fees)++

INCLUSIVE:

Government Visa fee US$ 20, processing Fee

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

Thank you for using MyanmarVisa.com.
Please use our email address visa@mail4u.com.mm , magado@mail4u.com.mm , magadotravel@gmail.com

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.

Hotel List

Hotel	Description	Rate	Address
The Serenity Hotel Bagan, Myanmar	The Serenity Bagan Hotel ensures you the most valuable stay and unforgettable hospitality both in service and atmosphere. A separate, spacious and independent locality itself, The Serenity (Bagan) offers privacy and serenity as the name implies. All superior / deluxe rooms are built and decorated in ancient Bagan architecture with paintings inspired by the frescos found in many ancient pagodas and temples of Bagan (Pagan). The "Sedaw" (drum) tower overlooking the Ayeyarwaddy river provides the magnificent views of the classic Bagan sunset. Valid Until 30 September 2009	$25	No. A 1-2/B, Hotel Zone (4). Gangar quarter New Bagan
The Serenity Hotel Inle, Myanmar	The Serenity Inle Hotel is situated on the north eastern bank of Inle Lake surrounded by Shan Hills. Accessible to all places of interest; Ywama Village for its floating market, the ancient Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, the famous Alotaw Pauk Pagoda, Maing Thauk market for local products and Nam Pan market for silver-jewelleries & silk wearing mills among many places. Valid Until 30 September 2009	$ 87
Amata Resort, Ngapali	The Amata, Myanmar 's most exclusive international resort, stretches along the beautiful shoreline of Ngapali , Myanmar 's premier beach. The resort covers more than five acres of tropical wonderland and guests are luxuriously accommodated in seventy teak, bamboo, cane and rattan cabanas, bungalows and suites. The resort is flanked by a 400 metre seaside boardwalk. Most cabanas and bungalows are secluded, and privacy is provided by thickets of lush Asian foliage. Soak tubs, interior bathrooms and an added �au naturel' outdoors shower, again protected by the privacy of lush green growth, add a sensuous touch to the Amata experience. The resort was designed by the state-of-the-art New York architectural firm, Spine, with a brief to capture the languid beauty of a traditionally Asian setting. The result is an exquisitely modern resort that basks in the ancient luxury of tropical South East Asian. Valid Until 30 September 2009	$90
Yuzana Garden Hotel	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
Park Royal Hotel, Yangon	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)	No. 33, Alan Pya Phaya Road, Dagon Township, Yangon , Myanmar.
Kandawgyi Palace Hotel	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
Summit Park View Hotel	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
Panorama Hotel	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)
Savoy Hotel	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	129 Dhammazedi Road, Yangon, Myanmar.
Strand Hotel	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)	92 Strand Road, Yangon, Myanmar
Hotel Shwe Gone Daing	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	No. (273-A), Shwegonedaing Road, Bahan Township, Yangon, Myanmar
Dusit Inya Lake	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	37, Kaba Aye Pagoda Road, Yangon, Myanmar.
Popa Mountain Resort	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	Mt Popa, Kyaukpadaung Township, Myanmar.
Season of Yangon	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	Airport estate, Mingalardon Township, Yangon, Myanmar.
Chatrium	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	No. 40, Natmauk Road,Tamwe Township, Yangon, Myanmar.
Bagan Hotel River View	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	Old Bagan, Mandalay Division, Myanmar.
Tharabar Gate Hotel	Warmly welcome to Tharabar Gate. Valid Until 30 September 2009	$60	Near Tharabar Gate Nyaung Oo Township, Old Bagan, Mandalay Division, Upper Myanmar.
Aye Yar River View Hotel	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	Near Bu Pagoda, Old Bagan, Mandalay Division, Myanmar.

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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. ------------------------- ? Photographs from Myanmar, a FAQ and some useful links ? Some videos from Myanmar ? India & Nepal in 1979
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!

Dear Aye,

It was nice to be in touch to your office and you before our departure. The communication by e-mail was so easy and smooth that it was nearly incredible. But we were to see in Yangon airport and in the lobby in Yuzana hotel that it was really possible: to have so good servie and help from strange people in strange country (from our point of view). You made our week in Myanmar unforgettable.

Thank you Miss Aye and Magado Travel! We wish you all happy new year 2009 and happy tourist in your beautiful country.

Tea Aula and Tapani Hakala

Mie Mie

My name is Michael J. Fisher and my passport photo is attached. I used your excellent Visa on Arrival services for a trip to Myanmar this past March. I'm travelling to Myanmar again this May with Lawrence H. Lincoln. I understand that he has already sent hi Visa on Arrival information and request to you for our trip this May.

Dear Cathy,

This is thank you very warmly for the assistance you provided to us in obtaining visas on arrival at the start of our recent visit to Myanmar. The arrangement worked perfectly: our subsequent trip was fabulously successful as a result. You and Ms. Aye Mya Oo have our deep apreciation for all the timely assistance you provided. We are particularly grateful that you were able to obtain authorization for us at the last minute after other avenues had proven unfruitful. With your permission, we will recommend your services to other tourists we may know who require visas on arrival in future.

Thanks again for all your help - sine qua non.

Happy New Year!
Very best,
Chris

I used Magado travel on the internet.
http://www.magadotravel.com/

I did actually onle apply 10-12 day before going and they still managed to arrange the visa. Normally one should apply at least 14 days before.

A strange thing happened on the way to Myanmar. I was flying with Air Qatar from Berlin to Doha and Doha to Yangon. The flight from Berlin was delayed with more than three hours, so I missed the connection to Yangon and had to say over night in Doha. I sent an email to Magado to explain that had happened but they was already at the airport to meet me. Qatar Airways flight to Yangon. The girl at the check in counter asked to see my visa documents. I show here my visa on arrival from. She looked at it and said, that is only authorized by the police not the goverment. I have to call Yangon it will take at least 15 minutes to have an answer from them. I was only 20 minutes left before the gate was going to be closed so I was about to miss my second connection in a row. Yangon called back 15 minutes later and said that everything was in order. I ran up to the gate and managed to reach it before closing. One and a half hour later I was in Yangon, three immigration offices were waiting, they check my offices asked for photos to put on the Visa, I didn't know that I should have brought any photos so didn't have any. The offices said, no problem I write it out anyway I don't think there will be any problem.

Three days later a Young girls appeared at Pyin Oo Lwin guesthouse, she was the manager for Magado travel and asked for their fee for the visa on arrival work. They had also booked domestic flights in Myanmar, which turned out to be cheaper to book there than at any one else in Myanmar. I had no impression that this was a government run travel company, but they apparently do have good connecitons with the authorities.

I would definitely use Magado travel the next time I go to Myanmar both for visa on arrival and booking of domestic flights.

Dear Aye,

We had a wonderful visit in your beautiful country. I thank you very much for your assistance and look forward to visiting Myanmar again february next year. I have informed my travel agent that I was impressed about your first calss service.

Best regards and all the best to you and your family.

Jukka Kupila

Hello Myanmar Visa,

Thank you for your fast and efficient service. I'm looking forward to meeting with you at Yangon airport. We will bring the money you asked.

Am I right to believe there is only 1 "approval letter" for me and Erik?

Can you send me your telephone number, for the case my flight from Brussels to Bangkok gets delayed, so I can call you from Bangkok in case we don't make it on time (just to make sure, you never know). Thanks again for the service,

Best regards,
Ivan (Belgium)

Dear Myanmar Visa:

My wife and I are most grateful for your very kind assistance in processing our request for a "VISA On Arrival" letter. We were able to down-load your letter clearly and in an excellent format for printing. As instructed, we will show this letter to the airline (TG) as a pre-condition for obtaining a boarding pass, and we bring with us two passport-sized photos for our VISAs.

We are anxious to meet your representative at the immigration counter at Yangon International Airport upon our arrival and most anxious to see your beautiful country. Warmest regards,

Donald and Reina (USA)

Dear Myanmar Visa

We thank you very much for your e-mail. I confirm you that I have received properly your message with the file attached with the approval letter of Visa on arrival.

Our hotel in Yagon is PANORAMA HOTEL.

Looking forward to meet you at the Yangon Airport.

Best regards
Maria (Spain)

Dear Myanmar Visa

Thank you, we already received the approval letter from the attachment. How much we

have to pay for this approval letter?

Regards,
San-san (Indonesia)

Source: Lonely Planet -Thron Tree -Travel Forum

Posted by Thrive;
Posted at: 19 Oct 2005, 10:04am;

I used Magado for several hotel bookings last Oct/Nov. However, at that time they did not offer credit card payment. After all of our requests had been processed, they sent us an account with a final balance statement by email. We gave them the information on our filght to Yangon and when we arrived, they sent a representative to meet us at the airport. That is when we paid them and received vouchers for the hotels. This got us a free ride form the airport to our hotel in Yangon. So unfortunately, I cannot comment on the security of a credit card transaction.

Dear San San,

We can all get visas on arrival in Nepal easily. It costs $30 per person.
It is always more of a difficulty to get visas for Myanmar. Last time we use Magado Travel. They have been very dependable. We must apply in advance for visa on arrival. We must send them all of the information listed below with a digital picture of each person's passport and a picture of themselves. After we apply they submit the application to the goverment. When they receive they send us a letter stating that we have permission to get a visa on arrival. We must show this in order to board the flight to Myanmar.
Mie Mie from Magado Travel usually handles everything and meets us at the airport. She process the visa there for us. We have done this several times with her and everything has gone very smoothly each time. We must apply as a group, however. Evidently the visa on arrival service is not available for individual travel.
I will copy this to Mie Mie. Please let her know who will be coming and send all of the necessary information to her as soon as possible.
If you have any more questions about the visa on arrival for Myanmar you can contact me or write to Mie Mie directly.

Jim

Hi Aye,
I have received a copy of the approval letter. Thanks for keeping me posed and the amazingly quick service. Yes, I wil bring 2 photos of mine for the official paperwork.
Thanks again and look forward to meeting you at the Yangon airport on the date.

Dailoc.

Dear Cathy and Staff,

I just wanted to write and thank you for all your hard working my guest her visa. I was so upset that her vacation would be ruined, but you saved the day and she now gets to come to your wonderful country! I will continue to recommend you in the future.

Best, Andrea



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