What if my Myanmar visa is lost?

Before boarding the plane, the most feared thing is that you can't find a visa to go abroad. If it is lost, it means that the customs does not allow passengers to enter the country, or even be allowed to board the plane, which will cause economic losses such as air tickets and hotel reservations. However, depending on the country handled, the response to the loss is also different, so what should I do if the Myanmar visa is lost?

When tourism is the purpose of entry, Myanmar electronic signature, landing or sticker signature can be handled. According to the different ways of handling, the situation of loss is also different. There are two specific types:

The first: sticker sign lost

Usually, the sticker sign requires the applicant to prepare paper materials and submit them to the embassy. After examination, the embassy will stick the visa page on the passport. If it is lost, it means that the passport is also lost. Without any remedy, the applicant can only re-apply for the passport and then apply for the sticker sign.

The second: electronic sign lost

Electronic signature refers to filling in relevant forms online. After uploading electronic materials, the embassy will send the electronic visa page to the mailbox, which can be downloaded and printed directly. If it is lost, it can be downloaded again at any time for entry activities.

Note: landing visa refers to the applicant's preparation of relevant materials to apply at the port of entry. Before boarding the plane, the applicant may not carry the visa page, but only need to carry valid Myanmar visa materials such as passports, which will not delay the trip due to loss.

Therefore, the loss of Myanmar sticker issuance will directly lead to the failure of the trip, and the passport and visa need to be re-processed. However, if the electronic issuance is lost, it can be downloaded and printed directly, which will not delay the trip. It is suggested that the applicant should choose the appropriate visa processing according to his entry situation.