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hi guys, i am currently in Thailand will be travelling to Myanmar next month i checked i need to do evisa for tourist does that means that i cannot do visa on arrival ? going Myanmar as tourist please advice

There is NO tourist visa on arrival!!

you need apply in advance online and get a pre approved visa ($50)

http://evisa.moip.gov.mm/

or go to embassy in Bangkok ( 810-1,120) depending on how fast you want it

Singapore and Myanmar recently signed a visa-exemption agreement but I think it doesn't go into effect until later in the year.

In the meantime, follow Phuketrichards advice.

There is a Myanmar embassy in Bangkok as well as a consulate in Chiang Mai that both issue visas. Coming from Singapore, I'm assuming you will be flying into Bangkok hence that's the best place for you to get your visa. E-visa is also an option (as above), but going to the embassy will be cheaper.

An e-visa is also NOT valid for land entry, only if you're flying in.

Embassy prices are 810 Baht for 3 day processing, next day is 1050 and same day is 1260. Bring along a photocopy of the front page of your passport and some passport photos. I think only one is required but have 2 just in case. Using an agent will be more expensive.

going to embassy is cheaper BUT ONLY FOR THE VISA

u need stay in a hotel, eat, pay for transport back and forth, drinks, wait in line.. etc etc

not worth it UNLESS ur planning on visiting Bangkok anyway

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