How to get a Myanmar visa from Angola

• The tourist visa is issued to Angolans who want to visit Myanmar for tourism and leisure purposes.
• The tourist visa allow Angolans to stay in Myanmar for a minimum of 28 days.
• The tourist visa is extendable. It can be extended for 14 days.
• The Myanmar visa can be applied for on a single entry basis. This means you can gain entry once within the validity period.
• The Myanmar tourist visa can be applied for online. But Angolans are not eligible to apply online. They are expected to apply at an Embassy or consulate.
• The Myanmar e-visa is designed to make the process of application simpler for visitors – particularly those from countries that do not have a Myanmar embassy.
• The visa validity is for one or three months. It is advisable not to apply too early for the visa.
• When you overstay on your visa, you might encounter some difficulties booking travel and/or hotels in your overstay period, as not all service staff are aware of the overstay allowance.
• Your passport has to be valid for at least six months from the date of departure from Myanmar.
• If you are applying for a paper visa, embassies and consulates might take one day to more than two weeks to process your application.
• You are expected to provide a proof of your accommodation in Myanmar during the duration of your visit to Myanmar. It should state the address if it is a hotel or the legal residence of the host.
• A yellow fever certificate of vaccination is to be submitted at the embassy by the applicant.
• A holder of a Myanmar tourist visa is not allowed to engage in any commercial activity whilst visiting Myanmar for leisure purposes.

• The Myanmar business visa is for Angolans who want to visit Myanmar for business purposes or have commercial interests in Myanmar.
• The holders of a business visa can also take up employment or stay in Myanmar for a period of time.
• An Angolan intending to work with a Myanmar company is expected to obtain a work permit.
• The work permit is subdivided into two types; the stay permit and the multiple re-entry permit.
• The stay permit allows the holder to work in Myanmar for three months or one year without re-entry into Myanmar. The stay permit is valid for a single entry.
• The Multi Re-Entry Permit allows the holder to work in Myanmar for one year with periods of international travel during its validity.
• Both the stay and multi re-entry are renewable.
• The Myanmar business visa is categorized into multiple and single entry type.
• The single entry visa allows for a single entry in Myanmar.
• The multiple-entry visa allows foreigners to gain entry into Myanmar multiple times.
• The validity of the single-entry business visa is for a period of 70 days.
• While the validity of the multiple-entry business visa is for a period of six months or a one-year entry and are processed manually.
• The multiple-entry visas are usually issued when you have previously received three single-entry visas.
• A recognized and registered company or government body in Myanmar have to provide a letter of invitation stating the purpose of visit of the applicant.
• Receipts of certifying the payment of the applicant’s tax is to be submitted.
• Business visas are extendable over a cost price of $3 for overstay and must be within three months of being issued.
• Visa fees are not refundable.
• Processing time is within 3 days excluding Saturdays and Sundays.
• A certificate of registration from a foreign investment commission is required.
• Visa documentation for a Myanmar business visa include a photograph of the applicant and evidence of the travel itinerary.

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