Business & investor visas
Burmese Business eVisa
Myanmar's online business visa covers meetings, conferences and short commercial visits, letting business travellers apply through the eVisa portal ahead of arrival.
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Stay (70 days), fee (USD 70) and 90-day approval validity are supported by official eVisa information; entry count should be confirmed on evisa.moip.gov.mm.
Important information
Immigration rules and fees can change. This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Always check the latest requirements on the official Myanmar government website before you apply.
- Official name
- eVisa (Business)
- Route type
- Business / short-stay electronic visa
- Fee
- USD 70
- Official eVisa fee; paid online by card.
- Maximum stay
- 70 days from arrival
- Per official eVisa information.
- Approval validity
- 90 days from issue
- You must enter within this window.
- Extensions
- Available via eStay
- For business eVisa holders in Myanmar.
Who it is for
- Nationals of countries on the Ministry's approved business-eVisa list.
- Travellers attending meetings, conferences or commercial negotiations.
- Those who may need to extend a stay or re-enter Myanmar during a project.
Requirements
- Passport valid for the required period.
- A recent passport-style digital photograph.
- Business purpose and, where requested, an invitation or company details.
- Payment of the USD 70 fee by card.
What you can do
- Enter Myanmar for business for up to 70 days.
- Apply for a stay extension or re-entry visa via estay.moip.gov.mm.
- Not intended for taking up long-term paid employment (see the employment visa).
How to apply
- Go to evisa.moip.gov.mm and select the business eVisa.
- Complete the form and upload your photo and passport details.
- Add any invitation or company information requested.
- Pay USD 70 by card and receive the approval letter by email.
Official sources
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the official government sources.
Verified against official gov.uk sources · last reviewed 2026-08-21. Information only — not legal advice.