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Experience In Visa Application In Burma

2009/3/27 15:26:00 42015

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The visa office receives visa applications from nine to twelve in the morning from Monday to Friday. The visa time is about three p.m.

To apply for a tourist visa, you need to fill out two English application forms, and you need a certificate with official seal and three passport photos.

The liaison office in Burma on the application form will fill in hotel.

A slight difference between Burma visa and other countries is that when filling out the application form, you need to fill out a guarantee to ensure that you will change the local currency of 200 dollars when you arrive.

However, according to embassy officials, the policy of voluntary exchange of foreign exchange has been implemented since September 1, 2003, and foreign travelers can decide the amount of exchange swap according to their needs.

A valid entry visa within three months can stay for four weeks.

Processing takes 5 working days.

The visa fee is 180 yuan.

Visa fees payable in many countries are different when they are visas.

Together with the visa, one of the applicant's application forms (already covered) and a visa attached to the applicant's photo is issued. The two items are required to be submitted together with the visa when entering the country.

The Embassy of Burma is 6 east straight gate Street.

Dongzhun Wai Street is the street opposite to the agricultural exhibition hall on the East three ring road.

The gate number of Dongzhi Wai Street is calculated from the head of the agricultural exhibition hall. The north side of the street is a single sign. The number of Dongzhi Gate Street 1 (Pakistan embassy), No. 3 and No. 5 go down. The south is a double sign, and the east straight gate Street 2 (Algeria embassy), 4, and 6 go down this way.

Mr. Wu, who is responsible for receiving information, has a gentle voice, indicating that he is very patient in asking and answering questions. It is the best and most humane Chinese official in all the embassy visa offices I have ever visited.