Travellers applying for a Myanmar eVisa should review the fees before starting the application. The total cost depends on the selected visa type and processing option.
Applicants can choose from 3 processing speeds when submitting the Myanmar eVisa application.
| Processing Type | Estimated Approval Time | Additional Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Normal Processing | 6 - 8 Working Days | No extra charge |
| Rush Processing | 4 - 6 Working Days | $59 |
| Super Rush Processing | 2 - 4 Working Days | $99 |
Note: Additional checks or document requests may extend the processing time.
The total cost of the Myanmar eVisa is displayed before payment. The final amount includes the following components:
The charge set by Myanmar’s immigration authorities for the selected eVisa type.
A fee is applied for reviewing and handling the application during processing.
Additional charges apply when selecting faster processing options such as Rush or Super Rush.
Note: Myanmar eVisa fees are non-refundable, including in cases of application refusal. Applicants should review all Myanmar eVisa requirements carefully before applying.
The service fee covers reviewing and processing your Myanmar eVisa application before it is sent to the immigration authorities.
It includes:
Note: The final decision on all Myanmar eVisa applications is made solely by Myanmar’s immigration authorities.
Applicants can pay for the Myanmar eVisa using the following secure online payment methods:
Major international credit and debit cards can be used to complete the payment during the application process.
Depending on eligibility, alternative payment options such as PayPal or cryptocurrency may also be available.
Note: Banks or payment providers may apply additional transaction or currency conversion charges.
Applicants should submit the eVisa application at least 1-2 weeks before travel to allow enough processing time.
Yes. Once approved, the eVisa is sent to the applicant’s registered email.
Yes. Applicants can submit the Myanmar eVisa application online from anywhere, provided they have the required documents and a valid passport.
Yes. Each traveller must have an individual eVisa, and a parent or guardian should submit the application on the minor's behalf.
