Do I need to book flights and hotels for Myanmar e-Visa?

Before traveling abroad, it is necessary to book round-trip air tickets and hotels expected to stay and arrange the corresponding itinerary. However, it is sometimes troublesome for visa processing. Some countries will require booking air tickets and hotels before processing. Many applicants are worried about what to do in case they cannot sign out. Do Myanmar e-visas need to book air tickets and hotels in advance?

Myanmar's e-visa requires scanned copies and e-photos of the front page of the passport. There are no hard and fast rules for other materials, especially hotel and air ticket reservation forms. Applicants can choose to book in advance for uploading or not to upload. After signing out, they can specify a plan to book air tickets and hotels.

However, when filling in the electronic signature information online, official website requires the specific address of entry, that is, the address of expected check-in. You can not book in advance, but only provide an approximate address. There is no mandatory requirement for this and you can choose freely.

In addition, there are no other requirements for air tickets and hotels. Applicants can apply according to the steps required by the embassy. After the visa is issued, it is valid for 90 days and can stay for 28 days for a single entry.

Moreover, Myanmar visa time is relatively fast, the ordinary processing is three working days, and the urgent processing is one working day. Results can be obtained on the same day, but there are restrictions on the port of entry, and applicants must purchase air tickets for entry at the specified port.

Therefore, it is not necessary to book air tickets and hotels in advance to apply for Myanmar e-visa. You can first handle the check-out and then specify the itinerary to make a reservation. The requirements are not high, the required materials are simple, and the check-out speed is relatively fast. You can stay in less than three months. One month's time can well meet the applicant's travel needs.