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What is the experience of obtaining a non-immigrant ED visa at the Thai Embassy in Yangon, especially concerning the police clearance certificate?

ED Visa Non-Immigrant Visa Thai Embassy Yangon Visa Application Process Police Clearance Certificate Expat Experiences Immigration Procedures

Sep 1, 2018

8 years ago

Alexandre ***********

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Good day to all !!

Did anyone ever experience getting a non-immigrant ED visa at the Thai Embassy in Yangon (Myanmar)?

On their website, among the proofs are requested a police clearance certificate and copies of the bank statement: are the officers really looking on these 2 justifications or is it possible to do without it?

Finally, thank you to give details of your experience at the Yangon Thai Embassy: procedure, time spent, ease or hardship ...

Thank you very much.

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The post inquires about experiences in obtaining a non-immigrant ED visa at the Thai Embassy in Yangon, particularly the necessity of a police clearance certificate and bank statement. Community comments reveal mixed experiences, with some stating that a police certificate is not needed despite the embassy's website indicating otherwise. Users share their insights on the application process, mentioning the requirement for Thai language study and encouraging the original poster to share updates about their experience.

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Tod *********

no matter what their website says a Police Clearance is NOT needed for most countries that apply for a 90 day ED visa at the thai consulate in Yangon.

7 years ago

Tod *********

@Paul *******

right that's why I said it's NOT needed ;)

7 years ago

Paul ********

Tod just for the record I checked with my language school and they confirmed that they have sent students to Yangon for ED visa and successfully got it WITHOUT the police certificate. so there you go.

7 years ago

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Paul ********

Alexandre ***********

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Police certificate at the main police station near Siam BTS. Then ask for the building (I think it's building 7 but not sure).

Be aware that there are many people asking for police certificate and it will takes more than 2 hours to do the process.

Be also aware that you have to come back to receive your certificate 2 weeks after your request. So take it into account in your visa schedule

7 years ago

Paul ********

thanks Robert.

7 years ago

Robert *******

Use this web page

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7 years ago

Paul ********

oh i am in Chiang Mai don't know if I can do it here locally.

7 years ago

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Paul ********

Any other feedback about Yangon? I have to cancel and then reapply for ed visa. my first time was at Vientiane. My language schools says that it is better the second time to do it in in Myanmar. Also any info about the police certificate? Where did you get that

@Alexandre **********

7 years ago

Irmina *******

Hey Alexandre ! I'm glad you're asking this because it's exactly what I'm wondering right now ! I also saw that they ask for Thai language at least 5 days per week, and 5 hours per day..... 😵 I'm going to Yangon in November. Donc je serais ravie d'avoir ton retour, s'il te plaît tiens-nous au courant ! Merci 🙏🙏🙏

8 years ago

Irmina *******

Many thanks for your feedback !

8 years ago

Alexandre ***********

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Irmina Samba.

Just get my non-immigrant ED visa from Yangon Thai embassy. And I recommend it a lot.

I arrive on Monday 8.30am in front of the embassy, 10 people are waiting. Embassy open at 9am. In 15 minutes I was out already.

There are 4 counters, 2 only for submit the documents. The staff is nice, friendly, professional and very well organised.

I submit my documents and an info was missing on the application form: the staff tell me what to write and I did it from the counter directly. She then check all the documents, you pay 80USD (USD only is accepted) then you get your receipt.

On the next day, I arrive at 2pm and 5 minutes later I've got my passport with my new ED visa.

Be careful that you have to submit a perfect documentation as requested on their website which are:

- passport + copy passport

- application form duly completed

- 2 photos 3.5*4.5cm

- all documents from your school (my school is the Knowkedge and they provide me the right documents)

- Police criminal certificate

- bank statement.

If your documentation are precise and well organised, I highly recommend to apply your ED visa in Yangon.

Organised, friendly and professional.

In addition, the city of Yangon is much more alive and beautiful than Vientiane.

Great experience!!!

8 years ago

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Alexandre ***********

Tod *********

Even though it's a close consulate there's not all that many people who use it for visas

8 years ago

Alexandre ***********

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@Tod ********

thanks you. I want to try this embassy. Will let you know how's going (actually it's for end of October)

8 years ago

Tod *********

I don't know if it's easy or not because I couldn't find all that many people who even used it for a tourist visa let alone an ED visa.

I'd say meet the requirements on the website and you won't have a problem.

8 years ago

Alexandre ***********

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Thank you Tod. So in your opinion this is not easy to get an ED visa in Yangon Thai embassy?

8 years ago

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Alexandre ***********

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So no one ever went there?

No comments? That's weird 😡

8 years ago

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Alexandre ***********