Bonjour, je prévois de partir solo dans les prochains jours retrouver ce fabuleux pays. J avais lu qu il etait possible de prendre un visa sur place a l aéroport mais apres coup j ai un doute...
Pourriez vous m éclairer ? Je pars de paris lundi (dans 3 jours)
J ai retrouve la source qui indique la possibilite de le faire sur place :
Auparavant, les visas pour la Birmanie n'étaient délivrés que par l'ambassade à Paris. Désormais, ils peuvent être obtenus à l'arrivée à l'aéroport de Rangoon et Mandalay. Le formulaire à remplir est distribué par les compagnies aériennes. I
Salut, tu as meilleure temps de faire ta visa à l'ambassade birman de ton pays. La possibilité de faire son visa dépend de l'humeur des dirigeants...une fois oui, une fois non... Le visa tourisque est valable 1 mois avec possibilité de le rallonger sur place à l'aéroport de Yangon sans problème (à l'époque on payait 1$/jour supl.). Bien du plaisir dans ce magnifique pays!
J'ai trouvé cette information sur le site de Ananda, agence sérieuse franco-birmane de voyage à Yangoun. :
Visa à l'arrivée avec accord préalable
Précision très importante.
Les titulaires d'un passeport de l'un des pays suivant (28 pays) NE PEUVENT PAS obtenir de visa à l'arrivée au Myanmar, quelque soit leur situation géographique. Il faut s'adresser impérativement à une ambassade du Myanmar pour obtenir un visa normal touriste ou business.
Pays pour lesquels les nationaux ne peuvent pas obtenir de visa à l'arrivée au Myanmar: Australie, Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodge, Chine, Egypte, France, Allemagne, Indes, Indonésie, Israel, Italy, Japon, Corée du Sud, Laos, Malaisie, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Russie, Arabie Saoudite, Serbie, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailande, Royaumes unis, Angleterre, Etats-unis d'amérique, et Vietnam.
Update au 29 avril 2012: En pratique il semble que TOUT LE MONDE puisse faire une demande de visa à l'arrivée en justifiant qu'il ne peut pas faire une demande dans une ambassade du Myanmar.
Nous avons obtenus déjà plusieurs visa à l'arrivée pour des clients Français (en théorie sur la liste des pays ne pouvant pas obtenir le visa à l'arrivée).
De toutes les façons, il faut impérativement effecteur les démarches AVANT de venir au Myanmar.
Pour obtenir vos visas, nous recommandons :
- de contacter une des Ambassades du Myanmar pour obtenir votre visa. C'est la procédure la plus sûre. Liste des ambassades par pays : ICI
- Si vous venez pour Business, en transit (24 jours) ou pour un saloon, meeting, ateliers de travail etc... vous pouvez obtenir votre visa à l'arrivée : ICI
- Si vous n'avez pas d'ambassade du Myanmar dans votre pays, vous pouvez faire une demande de visa à l'arrivée avec accord préalable (procédure ci-après), il faut un délai minimum de 3 semaines.
- Attention la demande de visa à l'arrivée ne garantit absolument pas l'obtention du visa. Il est arrivé que le visa soit refusé, dans ce cas, le gouvernement ne donne pas de motif (comme presque dans tous les pays) et nous n'y pouvons rien. Nous vous recommandons toujours d'essayer d'avoir votre visa dans une ambassade si possible.
La procédure de visa à l'arrivé AVEC ACCORD PREALABLE est très simple, relativement économique, mais doit être scrupuleusement respectée :
1 - Vous faites une demande d'autorisation de visa à l'arrivée par email ou fax (cf ci-dessous)
2 - Vous attendez 3 semaines la réponse (accord, refus, sans réponse)
3 - vous prenez avec vous l'accord de "visa on arrival" que vous présentez à l'embarquement à la place du visa et que vous présenterez à la douane en arrivant à Yangon.
4 - Il faut déposer une demande de "visa on arrival" par personne.
Ah mince j avais prevu de partir ce lundi ... Le delai pour avoir le vusa a paris peut il etre reduit ? Si non bangkok semble le mieux non ? (Va falloir que je trouve un vol via bkk)
Faudra vraiment que tu passes par Bangkok où tu pourras obtenir un visa en express en te rendant à l'ambassade dès l'ouverture pour le récupérer dans l'après-midi, moyennant un supplément.
Les bureaux sont situés en plein Bangkok atteignables en taxi.
Désolée, perso j'avais fait mon visa depuis le Népal donc pour Paris je ne sais pas trop...
Par contre, c'est sûr, à Bangkok, c'est fait de manière industrielle 😎
du coup ta reussi a chopper un visa a l aeroport ? je suis cense y aller mais je suis en Nouvelle Zelande et pas d ambassade ici... qqun sais comment ca se passe A l ambassade a Paris ? Ca se fait d envoyer un pasport par la poste ?
ou pas .. ha ha merci
Mais en aucun cas tu ne peux obtenir un visa "touriste" on arrival. Cette fonction est réservée au visa "business" après toute une procédure que tu peux lire dans un mes précédents messages plus haut.
Et un visa de transit "on arrival" ? Ca se fait ? J ai vu qu il existai un visa de transit ou on pouvai rester genre 20 jours ou quelquechose comme ca... merci d avance
Encore une chose à ce sujet :
il semblerait que si un voyage transite obligatoirement par la Birmanie pour se rendre, disons en CHine, un visa de transit peut être demandé avant le voyage et moyennant 18$. Il permet de rester 24h dans le pays. Ce visa ne peut être délivré "on arrival".
Peut-être parles-tu de ce genre de visa ?
Il est possible d’obtenir un visa en arrivant par voie aerienne.Il est suffisant d’avoir une lettre d’invitation de votre agence de voyages pourobtenir votre visa à l’aéroport.
Il est possible d’obtenir un visa en arrivant par voie aerienne.Il est suffisant d’avoir une lettre d’invitation de votre agence de voyages pourobtenir votre visa à l’aéroport.
Merci pour l'info!
Vous savez depuis quand c'est de nouveau valable les "visa on arrival" pour "tourisme" ?
Car mes dernières infos à ce sujet disaient que c'était possible "on arrival" pour "business visa", si vous êtes invités pour un "event ou workshop" ou bien pour un visa de transit....
Mais bon, ça change tellement vite le myanmar 🙂
Il est possible d’obtenir un visa en arrivant par voie aerienne.Il est suffisant d’avoir une lettre d’invitation de votre agence de voyages pourobtenir votre visa à l’aéroport.
Merci pour l'info!
Vous savez depuis quand c'est de nouveau valable les "visa on arrival" pour "tourisme" ?
Car mes dernières infos à ce sujet disaient que c'était possible "on arrival" pour "business visa", si vous êtes invités pour un "event ou workshop" ou bien pour un visa de transit....
Mais bon, ça change tellement vite le myanmar 🙂
Mais le visa est possible sous certaines conditions très restricives: Ne pas avoir d'ambasasde du Myanmar dans son pays, avoir un programme COMPLET préparé et vendu par une agence locale et avoir 3 semaines devant soi! (Source site ananda travel)
A ne pas considérer comme une option donc. Le plus simple restant de faire le visa directement auprès de l'ambassade. A Pairs, le délai est de 4 jours (En saison basse) à 1 voir 2 semaines en saison haute.
Je rappelle que le pays n'a absolument pas la logistique pour traiter ce type de demande à l'arrivée (Y'a qu'a voir le comptoir à Yangon)
Mais le visa est possible sous certaines conditions très restricives: Ne pas avoir d'ambasasde du Myanmar dans son pays, avoir un programme COMPLET préparé et vendu par une agence locale et avoir 3 semaines devant soi! (Source site ananda travel)
A ne pas considérer comme une option donc. Le plus simple restant de faire le visa directement auprès de l'ambassade. A Pairs, le délai est de 4 jours (En saison basse) à 1 voir 2 semaines en saison haute.
Je rappelle que le pays n'a absolument pas la logistique pour traiter ce type de demande à l'arrivée (Y'a qu'a voir le comptoir à Yangon)
Bonjour Alban,
Merci pour ton message et pour tes précisions.
Juste une question: "ce visa est délivré aux clients "individuels" ou il faut faire partie d'un "groupe" ?
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I already have my round-trip ticket.
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From what I’ve read here and there, I need a return ticket valid for less than a month when I arrive in the Philippines to prove my good faith.
After that, I can apply for a 30-day extension at the immigration office.
I’m planning to either buy a fully refundable ticket to the nearest country or a fake ticket.
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