Myanmar Visa in Singapore

You can only apply for a Myanmar visa in Singapore if you are living or working in Singapore.

About Myanmar visa in Singapore

The visa application section of the Myanmar Embassy in Singapore is open for applications from 9:30 am to 12:30 noon. The visa collection is between 4.00 pm and 5.00 pm (Most of the time on the same day).

The normal tourist visa is single entry, valid for three months and good for a 28 day stay. You need approximately an hour to submit your documents, to pay at the cashier and to collect the receipt as proof of your payment.

Myanmar Embassy in Singapore

Queue Numbers for applications are only issued online on the following website: Myanmar Visa Application in Singapore. It takes an average of 4-7 days to get an appointment online. Don't apply too late for the queue number that you need prior to submitting your visa application.

Myanmar Embassy in Singapore

Documents you need to apply for your visa in Singapore

Your Appointment Letter for Visa Application
The completed Visa Application Form
Your passport (at least 6 months validity)
A photocopy of the 1st page of your passport
2 passport size photos (Scanned photos are not allowed)
A photocopy of your IC/PR/EP/Student Pass in Singapore (Both Sides)
Your business card

Two photos are required; one glued to the application form and one paper-clipped to the form.

Usually, you can collect your visa the same day!

Print the Visa Application Form

Myanmar Visa Application Form Singapore

Myanmar Visa in Singapore fee

A Tourist Visa costs S$35.00 + S$10 Service charge
A Social Visit Visa costs S$65.00
A Business Visa costs S$65.00
A Multiple Entry Visa costs S$300.00

Picking up your Myanmar visa in Singapore

When you come back to pick up your passport, show your receipt and collect your passport. Don't forget to review your Myanmar visa before you leave.

Where is the Myanmar Embassy in Singapore?

The closest MRT Station is "Orchard" (NS22), located on the North South Line, it takes approximately 10 minutes on foot to get to the Myanmar Embassy.