Bonjour
Je souhaiterais traverser la frontière de l'Inde en Birmanie vers octobre 2016!
Je souhaiterais avoir des renseignements sur la difficulté de passer cette frontiere, visa, permis , et tout autre qu'il me serait nécessaire pour passer cette frontiere
Merci beaucoup!
Bonjour il y a un poste frontière entreTamu et Moreh et ensuite un bus qui mène à Mandalay vers 11 h. Sinon possibilité de poursuivre son chemin dans l'état Chin, via Tiddim, Falam, Hakha... où il n'y a pas besoin d'autorisation spéciale depuis plusieurs mois. Pour passer la frontière, il faut être en possession du visa birman. La seule incertitude est de savoir s'il faut un permis spécial pour franchir la frontière et passer par une agence ??? Je ne pense pas, mais ne suis pas sûr
En fait, c'est un peu plus compliqué que prévu, mais ça reste jouable. Il faut d'abord faire un trajet facile entre Mandalay et Monywa (180 km), puis un peu plus compliqué Monywa-Kalay ou Kalewa. Puis encore un changement, Kalay-Tamu (150 km).
Bonjour Christophe,
Merci pour ta réponse... je suppose que ce trajet ne peut se faire en une seule journée... à ton avis, toi qui connait bien la Birmanie, où ferais-tu étape ?
Anne
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D'abord il faut bien vérifier ce trajet. S'il est toujours d'actualité et qu'il n'y a pas de bus direct, je ferai une halte à Kalewa, un endroit paisible au bord de la Chindwin river.
Bonjour à tous,
Nous sommes actuellement en Inde et souhaite rejoindre la Birmanie (via morey) en passant par darjeeling.
Quelqu'un aurait il des informations récentes ?
Durée et trajets en bus depuis darjeeling jusqu a moreh?
Sécurité?
Mais surtout passage de la frontière ?
Bonjour
Je crains hélas que le passage de la frontière ne soit pas possible, sans faire appel à une agence et avoir une autorisation. Mais comme ça change tellement vite, je ne garantis rien.
Je suis actuellement à proximité de l'Inde à Lahe, côté Birman, et ça coince pour aller du côté indien avec les autorités.
Oui en effet, depuis on s'est renseigne à la ambassade de France en Birmanie qui nous a déconseillé de tenter, en plus ça coûte 160 USD pour avoir le permis via une agence!! Il y a beaucoup de ville bloquée en Birmanie? Tu as trouvé du cash facilement? Le logement c'est pas trop cher.
Finalement on a pris un vol katmandou Bangkok et on passe la frontière à mae sot
Tu devrais pourvoir passer en Inde, je pense que c'est plus simple dans ce sens.
A plus
Clo.
Bonjour,
Je suis actuellement en Assam et pensais aussi passer en Birmanie par la route mais
1 C'est la grosse pagaille au Manipur : attentats, greves, routes barrées etc...Vaut mieux éviter !
2 La Birmanie vient de prendre une mesure curieuse pour les entrées/sorties par l'Inde : CC de la reponse d'une agence de Yangoon (10/2016)
I receive your inquiry email. Thank you so much for you sending to me. I can arrange the permit for you to cross the border between India and Myanmar. I would like to explain to you some of the update rules & regulation for the permit because our government announced these policies 6months ago.
1. All of the tourists who want to cross the border between India and Myanmar must be the same border gate when you enter to our country and depart from our country. It means that our government give to you the permit like this route India - Myanmar - India.
2.Normally it takes more than 15days without sat and sun to get the permit. Price is 160USD / person for India - Myanmar - India permit.
3. If you apply the permit, you have to send some of the details such as Passport Copy and Myanmar Visa.
I do hope you will be understand my explanation.If you want to know any information, you can contact to freely. I will be answer to you as soon as I get your message.
Bonjour,
Y at'il quelques expériences plus récentes sur la possibilité de passage vers l'Inde via le Myanmar au poste Moreh/Tamu ? En dehors des quelques agences à Rangoon (Exotic Travel, 7 Diamonds Travel...) qui proposent le permis malais (160US$ !), y a t'il d'autres solutions ? Il semblerait qu'il faille aussi réclamer un permis indien ! Se demande t'il tout simplement à la frontière ?
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