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🇲🇲 Myanmar for 🇧🇩 BD citizens
eVisa
eVisa – apply online and receive your visa electronically before traveling.
Maximum stay28 days
Processing time1-3 business days
Government fee50 USD
AppointmentRequired
Visa validity90 days
Documents
Always required
Color scan of the passport bio-data page from a passport valid at least 6 months beyond arrival.
Requirement based on official Myanmar eVisa guidance that the passport must be valid at least 6 months and that the bio-data page must be uploaded.
Recent color passport-style photo taken within the last 3 months, light or white background.
Photo must be uploaded with the eVisa application; printed copies are generally not required for eVisa but may be useful to carry.
Proof of return or onward air ticket from Myanmar covering the intended stay.
Official eVisa instructions require attaching proof of a return ticket; some sources specify that screenshots are not accepted and an original confirmation PDF should be uploaded.
Proof of hotel booking or confirmed accommodation in registered lodging for the entire stay in Myanmar.
Official eVisa guidance requires attaching proof of hotel booking or, for boat stays, proof of accommodation on board; tourists must stay in registered hotels, motels, inns, guest houses, resorts or on boats.
Valid Visa, MasterCard or JCB credit/debit card to pay the eVisa fee online.
The eVisa portal specifies Visa, Master and JCB cards for online payment; card must have sufficient funds for the visa fee.
Printed copy of the eVisa approval letter to present at airline check-in and on arrival.
Travellers are advised to carry a printed eVisa approval letter; airlines and border officers may not accept only a digital copy.
Recommended
Evidence of sufficient funds to cover expenses during stay (e.g., recent bank statements, cash, or credit limit).
Not explicitly uploaded for eVisa, but eVisa information pages state that travellers must have sufficient funds and may be asked to show proof on arrival.
Travel tips
Quick local advice for smoother arrivals and day-to-day travel.
1
Bring enough cash (USD) for your entire trip and keep the notes pristine—many exchangers reject torn, marked, or old bills, and ATMs/foreign card payments can be unreliable.
2
Exchange at licensed money changers and keep a stash of smaller kyat notes for daily spending (street food and local transport often can’t break large bills).
Last verified: 2025-12-05