1    Full names in your passport
2    Passport Numbers with validity not less than 6 months
3    Father’s Name
4    Date of Birth & Place of Birth
5    Place of Issuance / Expiry date,
6    Nationality & Sex
7    Date of arrival & Flight in/out no.
8    Current Address
9    Occupation
10  Purpose of your visit to Myanmar
11  Religion
12  Original passport and passport photo copy sent by email to be required.
13  Download requested information for Myanmar Visa by CLICK HERE 
14  Check the Myanmar Embassies Abroad by CLICK HERE

Then we will apply for a visa on arrival. This process takes minimum 15 working days. After getting the
approval letter from the authorities concerned, we will send you a copy of this authorization by fax or
scanned e-mail attachment. Upon arrival you will get your visa stamped in your passport.
Visa stamping fee costs US $ 30 for single entry visa (pay in US dollars when you get the visa stamped
at airport).
Service fee also cost US $20 per passport (prepay to the travel company when you apply for the visa
processing)
* Please do not forget to bring 03 regular passport-size photos.
* Please be aware that we need at least 2 weeks working days for visa on arrival arrangements and this
service is especially for the countries where there is no Myanmar Embassy.

2. MYANMAR USEFUL TRAVEL INFORMATION

1- Never wear shoes and socks inside a pagoda or monastery as they are not allowed, although
some monasteries allow footwear in the grounds. When visiting someone's home, shoes should
always be left at the door. You should also remember that carpets, mats and other kinds of
floor covering are meant to be sat upon, so should avoid walking on them especially with your
shoes on.
2- Myanmar dress is conservative; therefore visitors should avoid wearing anything unsuitable in
public. In a pagoda, men and women should avoid wearing sleeveless or revealing clothing.
3- Women should not sit on the roof of buses or boats out of politeness to the men or elder sitting
underneath. Nor should anyone sit in chairs on the same level as monks or nuns and certainly
not higher.
4- Do not step over the body of anyone else. But if you must, always ask to be excused first.  
5- When you offer something to a monk or nun or an elderly person, use both hands. With others,
apart from casual transactions at shops or food stalls use your right hand or both hands in
order to be polite in the case of giving or receiving gifts, etc.

6- Monks and nuns should not be touched. Women should be careful not to let any part of their
body touch a monk's robes.
7- Men should not offer to shake hands with a Myanmar lady unless she offers first, and should not
touch them even in friendliness. Also, couples should avoid displaying affection in public.
8- Do not sit with feet on tables or sprawl yourself on the floor. If you happen to be sitting and
your feet should, however unwittingly, be pointing toward, say, a Buddha image or a monk or
an older person, it would be considered offensive.
9- However aggravated you are, do not lose you temper in public as it will cause everyone
involved to lose face. Furthermore, touching someone older than you on the head may also
be interpreted as an act of aggression and should be avoided. It is also worth bearing in mind
that, apart from the religious persons, age, rather than wealth or professional position, is the
most important criterion of social standing. In short, respect for elders above all.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK MORE AS:
1. MYANMAR TOURS
2. MYANMY HOTELS
3. CONTACT AGENTS IN MYANMAR

CHARMING INDOCHINA TRAVEL SERVICES
Website: www.charmingindochina.com   Email: info@charmingindochina.com  
Land line: +844-62694556 Fax: +844-62694558