How much does the e-visa for Myanmar cost and is it the cheapest option?

Myanmar visa e-visa visa costs tourist visa expat travel

Oct 11, 2017

7 years ago

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Was going to fly over to Myanmar for a 3 or 4 day visit . 

Does the e visa actually cost $85 us . Is that the least expensive option ?

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The e-visa for Myanmar costs $85 USD, but a regular tourist visa is available for $50 USD. It is advised to use the official government website for visa applications to avoid additional charges from agents.

Tod *********

A tourist visa is $50 USD.

Here's the official site (DON'T use the agents sites :O )

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7 years ago

Philip *********

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That was fast . Thanks !

7 years ago

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