TRAVEL
TIPS
Never
drink tap water. Purified, bottled water is available everywhere.
Use
an insect repellant against mosquitoes, especially in upcountry
and forested areas. A hat and high-factor block cream is advisable
as protection against the hot tropical sun when sightseeing,
especially a pair of sunglasses.
Casual
and light clothing is required, preferably natural fibers year-round,
but a sweater or jacket may be useful in hill areas, particularly
during winter months, when evenings can be quite cool. A windproof
jacket is essential when touring Inle Lake November to February.
An umbrella or raincoat is essential if visiting during the
monsoon months (May-September).
Travelers
should take adequate supplies of any prescription medicines
they may need, as supplies may not be available locally. A spare
pair of eye glasses, if worn, is also advisable. Useful, too,
is a flash light, for exploring caves or details of temple interiors
which are often not properly illuminated.
Take
plenty of film, as locally available supplies are not always
reliable. Photography in airports, railway stations and near
any military installation is forbidden. Please use discretion
when photographing people, especially with tribal people, who
may have superstitions against this. For close-up shots always
ask first.
Visitors
are required to dress decently within the precincts of religious
buildings. Ladies should not wear shorts or bra-less T-shirts
in such places. Shoes and socks/stockings must always be removed
at pagodas and monasteries.
Shoulders and knees should be covered. Disregard of these rules
causes serious cultural and religious offence to the devout
Myanmar people.
Visitors
are advised to ignore touts who may approach them to exchange
foreign currency, or to sell gems of dubious quality. Such offers,
although apparently attractive, are breaking strict laws.
Begging is not widespread in Myanmar and visitors are requested
not to encourage development of this practice by giving money,
sweets etc. to children. If travelers wish to contribute to
say, a village community, gifts should be directed to the local
school teacher or headman. Contributions can also be arranged
for recognized local charities.
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Information
(a)
Passport: Required
(b)
Visa: Required
All
visitors are required to have a valid visa to enter
Myanmar. A 28-day tourist visa is usually sufficient
for most visitors. The current regulations for entering
Myanmar are as follows:
• FIT
visa (Foreign Individual Traveller)
This visa is issued by the Myanmar embassy or consulate.
An invitation letter is not required and it usually
takes 3-5 working days to issue this visa.
• Package Tour visa
This visa is issued by the Myanmar embassy or consulate
and is only given if Gold Backed has sent a letter of
invitation. Usually it takes 3-5 days to issue the visa.
Upon arrival at the airport in Yangon you are not required
to change US Dollars into FECs. With the confirmation
of your booking Gold Backed will send an authorization
letter to the embassy. Gold Backed need the full names,
passport numbers, nationality and name of the Myanmar
Embassy where the visa is to be collected. One copy
of the authorization letter is sent to the embassy and
another to the client by fax or e-mail.
If the country you are living doesn’t have a Myanmar
Embassy you can either send your application to the
closest country with a Myanmar Embassy or ask Gold Backed
to arrange a visa upon arrival. Detailed passport information
(a copy of the first four pages of each passport) should
be faxed to us. Gold Backed can take care of the procedures
and upon arrival you will get your visa stamped in your
passport and pay the visa fees. It is important to remember
to bring 3 passport pictures. Please note that we need
at least 2 weeks for visa on arrival arrangements and
this service is only available for citizens of countries
where there is no Myanmar Embassy.
(c) Weather & Climate
Myanmar enjoys a tropical climate.
1. Hot Season - March to May with average temperature
30-35 C.
2. Rainy Season - June to September with average temperature
25- 30 C.
3. Cool Season - October to February with average temperature
20- 24 C.
Cool season is the best time to visit Myanmar.
(d)
Local Time in Myanmar
| 0070
hrs on Monday |
GMT
+ 6 .5 |
Yangon |
| 0030
hrs on Monday |
GMT
+ 0 |
London |
| 0730
hrs on Monday |
GMT
+ 7 |
Bangkok |
| 0830
hrs on Monday |
GMT
+ 8 |
Hong
Kong |
| 1030
hrs on Monday |
GMT+10 |
Sydney |
| 0130
hrs on Monday |
GMT+1 |
Paris |
| 1930
hrs on Sunday |
GMT-5 |
New
York |
(e)
Customs
At the port of entry all foreign currencies and cameras
must be declared to a custom officer. Export of antiques
and archaeological objects is prohibited.
(f)
Currency & Credit Card
Visitors are advised to change their foreign currencies
only at authorized moneychangers in banks, airports
and hotels. You can use credit card in major hotels
only. The use of credit card is very limited in Myanmar.
American dollars are used widely & nobody here used
“ euro”. So, it is advisable to change your
“ euros” to “US $”. Every incoming
tourist can bring in US $ 2000 in hard currency on arrival
to Myanmar.
(g)
Where to Stay
Visitors have a choice of accommodation from Budget
Class Guest House to Deluxe Hotels. There are 513 hotels
and guesthouses all over the country. Room rates vary
according to location, facilities, standard and service.
(h)
Travel & Tour
Licensed travel agencies can arrange for travel and
tours to the tourist destinations. Travel to certain
areas in Myanmar is restricted.
(i)
Entrance Fees
Entrance fees are collected at the famous pagodas, temples,
monasteries, museums, old palaces and archaeological
zones. Tickets offices are at the sites.
(j)
Tour Guide
Visitors are advised to avoid touts and use the services
of licensed guides available at the licensed travel
agencies.
(k)
Shopping
You are advised to buy gems, jewelleries and silverware
at the authorized gem-shops where you will be given
a voucher with a permit for Export. Visitors are required
to ignore touts who may approach you for offering guide
services, for exchanging foreign currency into local
currency or for selling gems of a doubtful nature. The
offer may appear to be attractive but you could get
into trouble and spoil your visit.
(l)
Duty Free Allowance
Duty free allowance is two bottles of liquor, two cartons
of cigarettes, 100 cigars and half a litre of perfume.
(m)
Health
No inoculations or vaccinations are required unless
coming from or passing through an infected area.
(n)
Voltage
220-230 Volts A.C
(o)
Telecommunication
IDD telephones and fax facilities are available in most
hotels.
(p)
Religion
Theravada Buddhism is the predominant, with 80% of the
people embracing it. Christianity, Islam and Hinduism
are also practiced among the minority.
If you prefer you can join meditation groups. Many foreigners
are trying meditation. They claimed that it made them
more decisive in their corporate management day-to-day
decision-making. Why don’t you give it a try?
(1)
Chan Myae Yeik Thar Kyaung
55 A, Kaba Aye Pagoda
Rd, Yangon
Ph. 951- 661479
(2)
International Maha Si
Near Nawaday Cinema
Hall, Yangon
Ph. 951- 664762
(3)
International Meditation Center
31 A, Ground Fl. Inya
Myaing Road,
Shwe Taung Gyar Ward
(1), Yangon
Ph. 951- 531549
(4)
Maha Si Sasana Yeik Thar
9 mile, Mayangone, Yangon
Ph. 951-661167
(5)
Mogok Meditation Centre
82, Ground Fl., Nat
Mauk St.
Bo Cho Ward (1), Bahan,
Yangon
Ph. 951- 541860
(6)
Mogok Vipasana Yeik Thar
82, Nat Mauk St. Bahan,
Yangon
Ph. 951-541860
(7)
Myittar Aye Maha Si Sasana Yeik Thar
San Pya 5th St.
Sanpya Si Man Kein Ward,
Thinganjune, Yangon
Ph. 951-572116
(8)
Nyaung Kan Aye Kwin Kyaung Sasana Yeik Thar
Aung Tha Pyay St. Kyee
Pwar Yay Ward, Thinganjune, Yangon
(9)
Nyaung Kan Aye Sasana Yeik Thar
16, Yangon- Insein Road,
Insein
Ph. 951-642219
(10)
Nyaung Kan Aye Shwe Pyi Yeik Thar
6, Aye Yar Waddy
Patt St. Pabedan, Yangon
(11) Shwe Minn Wun Sasana
Yeik Thar
70, Kaba Aye
Pagoda Rd. Shwe Gone Daing (Mid) ward
Ph. 951-572876
(q)
Language
Capabilities
Myanmar is mother tongue but English is widely understood.
Myanmar was a British colony for 100 years & most
Myanmars speak English. The local guides & tourism
community staff are fluent in English. You can also
get the services of guides who are fluent in German,
French, Italian, Chinese, Japanese & Indian.
(r)
Food
The basic Myanmar Food is mainly rice and curry. Mohinga,
rice noodles with fish gravy: and Ohn –No- Khaukswe,
noodles with coconut and chicken curry, are popular
Myanmar dishes for breakfast and light meals. Myanmar
is also a country of seafood. Crabs, prawns, lobsters
and other shellfish are among the popular dishes available
at most Myanmar and Chinese restaurants in Yangon and
in other parts of the country. Other Asian foods include
Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean and Singapore-style.
European food is served mostly at the hotels and there
are a couple of restaurants in Yangon serving Italian
food.
Myanmar is a country of teashops and there are several
fast food centres and snack bars in Yangon and Mandalay.
Myanmar has a variety of vegetables and fruits, both
tropical and citrus all year round or seasonally. The
most common ones are avocado, banana, durian, jackfruit,
grapefruit, grapes, mango, mangosteen, orange, papaya,
pomelo, pineapple, watermelon and Washington navel.
(s)
Three Domestic Airlines
Named Air Mandalay, Yangon Airways and Myanmar Airways
International are operating domestic air route.
(t)
Flight Connections
There
are two direct flights daily from Singapore & Bangkok
to Yangon. Many airlines (e.g Thai Airways) fly into
Bangkok from London, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Geneva,
Frankfurt, Berlin, Paris, Rome & Madrid. Singapore
Airlines ( Silk Air ) flies direct to Singapore from
London, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Geneva, Frankfurt, Berlin,
Paris, Rome & Madrid. Currently, the following (
11 ) airlines connect Myanmar ( Yangon ) to various
countries with a two way traffic.
Myanmar
Airways International ( 8M )
Thai
Airway International ( TG )
Air
China ( CA )
Indian
Airlines ( IC )
Malaysia
Airlines ( MH )
Biman-Bangladesh
( BG )
Mandarin
Airline ( AE )
Silk
Air ( MI )
Air
mandalay ( 6T )
Eva
Air ( BR ) &
China
Yunan Airlines
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Some privileges of TRAVELS MYANMAR TOURS
Gold
Backed T&T is able an authorized travel agency and
should an international tourist and foreign traveler are
desirous to make a tour in the restricted area, Gold Backed
T&T can arrange the tour after getting prior permission
from the authority concerned.
*
Provided a tourist wants to stay more, we can make a
visa extension of two weeks.
* Our tour tariff is more
attractive comparing to other travel agency.
* We
can provide prompt emergency assistance should it
is needed.
* We
can give full guarantee to the satisfaction of our clients.
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*EXCHANGE
OF FOREIGN CURRENCY
Package
Tours are exempted from this requirement. But may exchanges
sufficient money to cover personal expenses. U.S $ or
F.E.C is mostly required at Hotel, Travel Agents, Entrance
Fees to edifices & monuments etc. Only leading hotel
would accept American Express, Visa Or Master Card.
Credit Cards could be exchanged into F.E.C at the Myanmar
Foreign Trade Bank in Yangon.
The following travelers' cheque is accepted at exchange
Counters Hotels.
1. Master Card Travelers' Cheque.
2. American Express Travelers' Cheque.
3. Bank of Tokyo Travelers' Cheque.
4. CITI Corp. Travelers' Cheque.
5. Visa Travelers' Cheque.
6. Bank Of American Travelers' Cheque.
7. National Westminster Bank Ltd. Travelers' Cheque.
8. First National CITI Bank Travelers' Cheque.
9. Swiss Bankers Travelers' Cheque.
10. Commonwealth Bank of Australia Travelers' Cheque.
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PORT TAX
The departure
tax for international flights is U.S $ 10 per head payable
either in U.S $ . Domestic flights are tax-free.
*ADMISSION
/ ENTRANCE FEES ( US $ PER HEAD)
|
Yangon |
Shwe
Dagon Pagoda
National Museum
Gems Museum |
5
5
5
|
|
Hlawga |
-
|
3 |
| Bago |
Zone
Fees(Kanbawzathadi) |
10 |
| Pyay |
Pyay,
Hmawza |
4 |
| Mandalay |
Zone
Fees |
10 |
| Sagaing |
Inwa,
Mingun |
3 |
| Bagan |
Zone
Fees |
10 |
| Inle |
- |
3 |
| Haw
Nan |
- |
2 |
| Pindaya |
- |
3 |
| Kekku |
- |
15 |
| Po
U Taung |
- |
1 |
| Shwe
Ba Taung |
- |
1 |
| Myit
Kyi Na |
- |
2 |
| Muse |
- |
5 |
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*GENERAL
BOOKING CONDITIONS
Except as otherwise expressly agreed, TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES and its client (or "Client") and/or
Agent (or "Agent") agree that the terms and
conditions for the services rendered by TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES to the Client, whether on an individual or
a tour basis (or the "Services") shall be governed
by the General Booking Conditions set out below and that
the said General Booking Conditions shall form an entire
part of the service contract, whether verbal or written,
entered into between TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES and
the Client/Agent:
*VALIDITY
All
prices quoted to the Client/Agent are on a net basis and
in United States Dollars and valid according to the date
specified on the TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES printed tariffs and/or quotation
and/or invoice issued to the Client/Agent. TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES warrants that the prices or rates
quoted to the Client/Agent are correct at the time of
issuance of the Client's/Agent's quotation and/or invoice
but are subject to change in line with market, tax or
currency fluctuation, with or without prior notice.
*RESERVATION
& CONFIRMATION
Reservations
are to be made to our office or to our appointed General
Sales Agent. Upon confirmation of a reservation, a 30%
(thirty per cent) deposit is requested, and the total
package tour price for the Services should be paid at
least 30 days (thirty days) prior to client's arrival
in Myanmar or starting date of the tour, or otherwise TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES may at their sole discretion
cancel the bookings without any refund of sums already
paid to TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES by the Client/Agent.
TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES also reserves the right
to change any arrangement (including tours, programmes,
prices and services) in the best interest of its Client/Agent,
with or without prior notice.
Payment
Except as otherwise agreed by TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES, Client's payment shall be executed by cash or credit
card or travellers cheques. Except for cash payment, service
charge may apply. The Client/Agent is responsible for
any bank charges relating to bank transfers. In cases
credit facilities have been agreed with the Client/Agent,
payment shall be executed by swift, telegraphic transfer
or bank draft to the following bank account:
*CANCELLATION
Save
for the case where a Client/Agent loses its deposit as
mentioned above, charges for cancellation of bookings
are not levied by TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES but
if hotels, carriers and other contractors apply charges
for cancellation, the Client/Agent shall be liable to
pay those charges to TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES or
to the concerned parties directly as the case may be.
*VOUCHERS
Agent's
Vouchers are to be issued for all booking arrangements.
A copy of the Client's itinerary should be enclosed with
the voucher and should reach TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES at least ten days prior to the Client's arrival
or beginning of the arrangements booked. Vouchers are
to be issued by TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES for all
booking arrangements. A copy of the Client's itinerary
should be enclosed with the voucher and should reach the
Client on their arrival or beginning of the arrangements
booked.
*LIABILITY
TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES shall always do its utmost
to provide the Services to the best of its capacity and
upon the satisfaction of the Client. It is the understanding
of the Parties that TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES acts
as an intermediary between the Client/Agent and airlines,
hotels, transport operators, local tourist offices and
other contractors providing the Services to the Client. TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES shall in no event be liable
to the Client/Agent, by reason of breach of Services or
unsatisfactory Services provided to the Client by third
parties or by way of indemnity or in tort or otherwise,
for any loss, injury, damage, delay, change in schedule
or other adverse events which are beyond the control of TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES and/or sustained by an
act or default of any person or company providing the
Services to the Client. The Client/Agent warrants that TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES shall not be responsible
and/or liable for additional expenses and/or damages incurred
due to any delay, accidents, natural disaster, political
action or unrest.
*CLAIMS
All
disputes, claims and litigation regarding the Services
shall first be settled by way of negotiation and mutual
understanding. In the event such negotiation and mutual
understanding would fail, the disputes, claim or litigation
shall be finally settled by arbitration of the Union of
Myanmar. All claims must be submitted in writing within
30 days after the end of the Services.
*RESPONSIBILITY
TRAVELS MYANMAR
SERVICES reserves the right to
substitute hotel and means of transportation of the tour
if such changes as may be necessary due to circumstances.
TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES acts only as an agent
for the passenger in regard to travel whether by railroad,
motorcar, motor coach, boat, plane or any other means
of transport.
TRAVELS MYANMAR SERVICES will not be liable for
any personal injury, property loss or other damage to
any tour member sustained on the tour or otherwise. The
acceptance of the initial service to be provided under
the tour shall be considered an acceptance by the tour
member of these conditions.
*TERMS
OF PAYMENT
Full
payment to be made (30) days before the commencement of
tour.
*CANCELLATION
No
Cancellation Fees - If cancelled 25 days before the commencement
of tour.
10 % Cancellation Fees - If cancelled within 25 - 15days
25 % Cancellation Fees - If cancelled within 14 - 10days
100 % Cancellation Fees - If cancelled within 09 days
*COMMUNICATION
TELEPHONE
& FAX: Overseas call can be patiently made through
operators. IDD phone can be available at some telephone
offices, companies and hotels.
E-MAIL: E-mail can be available at companies and hotels.
Email available at hotels & companies. Now we have
email & internet access at Cyber Cafes also. Dial
up internet in Yangon & broadband internet in Yangon,
Mandalay & other remote areas with IP Star satellite
System.
*POST
& TELECOMMUNICATION
Central Post Office, corner of Bo Aung Kyaw Street and
Stand Road, Open 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. Make international
calls, send telexes and faxes at the Central Telegraph
Office, 125 Pansodan Street, Yangon.
DIALING OUT CODE:00
*MEDIA
Radio
Myanmar
Radio Myanmar is on the air in English from 8:30 hours
to 9:00 hours in the morning, 13:30 hours to 15:00hours
in the afternoon and 21:00 hours to 22:30 hours in the
evening. Now we have MRTV 3 channel for tourist &
City FM radio from 7 am to 9 pm daily.
Myanmar
Radio & Television (MRTV)
TV Myanmar with NTSC System, TV Program start from 16:00
hours to mid-night and Satellite News at 20:45 hours in
the evening. On every Saturday and Sunday, TV Myanmar
starts from 08:30 hours to 09:30 hours. In the afternoon
from 12:00 hours 14:30 hours.
Myawaddy
TV
This TV Station transmits every day 07:00 hours to 08:20
hours in the morning and 16:00 hours in the evening to
mid-night.
Satellite
TV
CNN, CNBC, BBC, STAR, TV5, CCTV, SITV, etc.
Newspapers
The New Light of Myanmar is the only newspaper in English.
Four Newspaper in Myanmar- "Myanma Alin", "Kyemon"
(the Mirror), “Myodaw” (evening tabloid in
Myanmar) and "Yandanabon" (in Mandalay).
*GAZETTED
HOLIDAY (Offical Holidays)
| JAN |
04 |
INDEPENDENCE
DAY |
| FEB |
12 |
UNION
DAY |
| MAR |
02 |
PEASANTS'
DAY |
| MAR |
23 |
FULL
MOON DAY OF TABAUNG |
| APR
|
13-16
|
WATER
FESTIVAL |
| APR
|
17 |
NEW
YEAR DAY OF MYNMAR ERA |
| MAY |
01 |
MAY
DAY |
| JUL |
19 |
MARTYRS'
DAY |
| OCT
|
16 |
FULL
MOON DAY OF THADINGYUT
(End of the Buddhist Lent) |
| NOV |
14 |
FULL
MOON DAY OF TAZAUNGMONE
(Festival of Light) |
| NOV |
24 |
NATIONAL
DAY |
| DEC |
25 |
CHRISTMAS
DAY |
NOTE: Hindu
Dipavali, Islam Idd,. Other sectarian and bank Holidays
allowed under Government Notification according to their
respective Calendars.
*TIPPING
Tipping
is a common practice even when service charge is show
on bill. Bargaining is essential when shopping on the
street.
Miscellaneous
( Markets/ Festivals/ Beach)
*MYANMAR DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR MISSIONS
(updated - July 2003)
Embassies
1.
Bandar Seri
No. 14 Lot 2185/46292 Simpang 212 Tel. (673-2) 450 506,
450 507
Begawan
Jalan Kampong, Rimba Gadong 3385, Fax: (673-2) 451 008
(Brunei)
Post Code Be-3119 P.O. Box 1309 e-mial: myanmar@brunet.bn
Post
Office Gadong 3113
State
of Brunei Darussalam
2.
Bangkok 132, Sathorn Nua
Road, Tel. (662) 233 2237, 234 4698
(Thailand)
Bangkok 10500 Fax: (662) 236 6898
Kingdom
of Thailand e-mail: mebkk@asianet.co.th
3.
Belgrade Kneza Miloza 72, Tel. (381) (11) 645
5420, 645 128
(Yogoslavia)
Belgrade 11000 Fax: (381) (11) 361 4968
Federal
Republic of Yogoslavia e-mail: mebel@ sezampro.yu
4.
Beijing No. 6, Dong Zhi
Men Wai Street Tel. (86) (10) 6532 1425, 6532 1584
(P.R.C.)
Chao Yang District, Fax: (86) (10) 6532 1344
Beijing
, 100600 e-mail: infomyanmarembassy.com
People's
Republic of China http:// www.myanmarembassy.com
5.
Berlin Zimmer Str 56, Tel.
(49) (30) 206 1570
(F.R.G.)
10117 Berlin Mitte, Fax: (49) (30) 206 4975 7
Federal
Republic of Germany e-mail: emb.my.berlin@t-online
6.
Brasilia-Df Shis Q107,
Conjunto 04, Tel. (55) (61) 248 3747, 248 2374
(
Brazil) Casa 05, Lago Sul, Cep71615.340, Fax: (55) (61)
364 2747
Bralilia-Df
e-mail: mebrsl@brnet.com.br
http://www.mebrsl.freeservers.com
7.
Cairo No. 24, Mohamed Mazhar
Street Tel. (202) 736 2644, 735 4176
(Egypt)
Zamalek. Cairo 11211 Fax: (202) 748 2623
Arab
Republic of Egypt e-mail : mebassy-myanmar@access.com.eg
8.
Canberra 22 Arkana Street,
Yarralumla, Tel. (61-2) 627 3381 1, 627 3375 1
(Australia)
ACT 2600, Canberra Fax: (61-2) 627 3435 7
Australia
e-mail: mecanberra@bigpond.com
9.
Colombo 108, Barnes Place,
Colombo7, Tel. (94) (1) 681 197, 672 197
(Sri
Lanka) Sri Lanka Fax: (94) (1) 681 196
e-mail:
mmembcmb@eureka.lk
10.
Dhaka No. 3, Block-Nel
(L), Tel. (88-02) 60 09 88, 60 14 61
(Bangladesh)
Road No. 84, Fax: (88-02) 88 23 740
Gulshan-2,
Dhaka, Bangladesh e-mail: mynembdk@dhaka.net
11.
Hanoi A-3(101-104), Van
Phuc Tel. (84-4) 845 3369, 823 2056
(Vietnam)
Diplomatic Quarters, Fax: (84-4) 845 2404
Kim
Ma Street, Hanoi e-mail: myan.emb@fpt.vn
Socialist
Republic of Vietnam
12. Islambad
No. 201, Street No. 10, Tel. (92) (51) 282 2460, 282 8828
(Pakistan)
Sector E-7, Islambad Fax: (92) (51) 282 8819
Islamic Republic
of Pakistan e-mail: meisb@isb.comsats.net.pk
13. Jakarta
109, Jl. Hajiagus Salim, Menteng, Tel. (62 21) 3140 440,
327 684
(Indonesia)
Jakarta Pusat Fax: (62 21) 327 204
Republic of
Indonesia e-mail: myanmar@cbn.net.id
14. Kathmandu
Chakupat, Patan Gate, Tel. (9771) (1) 521 788, 524 788
(Nepal) Lalitpur,
Kathmandu, P.O. Box. 2437 Fax: (9771) (1) 523 402
Kingdom of
Nepal e-mail: emb@myanmar.wlink.com.np
15. Kuala
Lumpur 12, Jalan Ru, Off Jalan Ampang Hilir,
Tel. (603) 4256 0280, 4257 0680
(Malaysia)
55000 Kuala Lumpur Fax: (603) 4256 8320
Malaysia e-mail:
mekl@tm.net.my
16. London
19A, Charles Street, Tel. (20) 7499 8841
(U.K.) London
W1J 5DX Fax: (20) 7629 4169
United Kingdom
e-mail: memblondon@cs.com
17. Manila
8th Floor, Xaland Centre Tel. (63-2) 817-2373, 812-9587
(Philippines)
152, Amorsolo Street, Legaspi Village Fax: (63-2) 817-5895
Makaticity,
Metro , Manila e-mail: memnl@mindgate.net
Republic of
the Philippines e-mail: embmyanmnl@mindgate.net
18. Moscow
41, UL. B. Nikitskaya (Gertsena), Tel. (7) (095) 291 0534
(Russia) Moscow
Fax: (7) (503) 956 3186
Russian Federation
19. New
Delhi 3/50F, Nyaya
Marg , Chanakyapuri, Tel. (91 11) 688 9007, 688 9008
(India) New
Delhi 110021 Fax:(91 11) 687 7942
Republic of
India e-mail: myandeli@nda.vsnl.net.in
http://www.
myandel.com
20. Ottawa
85 Range Road, Suite 902-903 Tel. (61 3) 232 6434
(Canada) The
Sandringham, Ottawa, Fax: (61 3) 232 6435
Ontario Kin
8j6 e-mail: meott@magma.ca
21. Paris
No. 60, Rue de Courcelles, Tel. (33) 01 42 25 56 95
(France) 75008-Paris
Fax: (33) 01 42 56 49 41
France e-mail:
ma-paris@wanadoo.fr
22. Phnom
Penh 181, Preah Norodom Boulevard, Tel. (855-23)
213 663, 213 664
(Cambodia)
Boeung Keng Kang 1, Khan Fax: (855-23) 213 665
Chamcarmon,
Phnom Penh, e-mail:me.phnompenh@bigpond.com.kh
Kingdom of
Cambodia.
23. Pretoria
319, Murray Street, Brooklyn, Tel. (27)(12) 460 6544, 460
4333
(South Africa)
Pretoria, P.O. Box 12121, Fax: (27)(12) 346 0746
Queens Wood
0121 e-mail: euompta@global.co.za
Republic of
South Africa
24. Rome
Viale Gioacchino Rossini, Tel. (39) (06) 854 3974, 858 63343
(Italy) No.
18, Int 2, 1st
Floor, Fax: (39) (06) 841 3167
00198- Rome
, Italy e-mail: meroma@tiscalinet.it
25. Seoul
723-1, 724-1, Hannam-Dong, Tel. (82-2) 792-3341, 796-9858,
(R.O.K.) Yongsan-Ku
Fax: (82-2) 796-5570
Seoul, 140-210,
e-mail: myanmare@ppp.kornet.net
Republic of
Korea
26. Singapore
15, St. Martin's Drive, Tel. (65) 673 50209 (3-Lines)
Singapore 257996
Fax: (65) 673 56236
Republic of
Singapore e-mail: ambassador@mesingapore.org.sg
27. Tel-Aviv
No. 26, Hayarkon Street Tel. (972) (3) 517 0760, 517 1440
(Israel) State
of Israel Fax: (972) (3) 517 1440
e-mail: teltaman@metelaviv.co.it
28. Tokyo
8-26, 4-Chome, Kita-Shinagawa, Tel. (81) (3) 3441-9291,
3441-9292
(Japan) Shinagawa-Ku
Fax: (81) (3) 3447-7394
Tokyo 140-0001,
Japan e-mail: metzap.att.ne.jp
http: //www.myanmar-embassy-tokyo.net
29. Vientiane
S1-Amphone Road, Ban Watnak, Tel. (856)(21) 314 910, 314
911
(Lao) Sisattanak
District, P.O. Box No. 11 Fax: (856) (21) 314 913
Vientiane,
e-mail: mevlao@laotel.com
Lao People's
Democratic Republic
30. Washington,
D.C. 2300 S Street, N.W., Tel. (1) (202) 332-9044,
332-9049
(USA) Washington,
D.C. 20008 Fax: (1) (202) 332-9046
United States
of America e-mail:pyi.thayar@verizon.net
Permanent Missions
31.
New York 10 East 77th Street,
Tel. (1) (212) 535-1310, 535-1311
(USA)
New York, N.Y. 100121 Fax: (1) (212) 737-2421
United
States of America e-mail: myanmar@un.int
32.
Geneva 47, Avenue Blanc,
Tel. (41-22) 906 9880, 906 9881
(Switzerland)
1202-Geneva Fax: (41-22) 738 4882, 738 3173
Switzerland
e-mail: mission.myanmar@ties.itu.int
mission.myanmar@hotmail.com
http://
www3.itu.itn/missions/myanmar
WTO-Section
Tel.(41-22) 731 2657
2, Avenue De
Secheron, Fax: (41-22)731 5104
1202-Geneva,
Switzerland
Consulate-Generals
33.
Hong Kong Rm. 2401-2405
& 2436-2440, Tel. (852) 2827 7929, 2827 9843
(P.R.C.)
Sun hung Kai Center, 30 Harbour Rd., Fax:(852) 2827 6597
Wanchai,
Hong Kong e-mail: myancghk@pacific.net.hk
34.
Kunming Rm. 209 to 216,
Camellia Hotel, Tel. (86) (871) 317 6609
(P.R.C.)
No. 96, East Dong Feng Rd., Fax:(86) (871) 317 6309
Kunming
, Yunnan Province e-mail: -P.
R.
China Postal Code 650041
People's
Republic of China
35.
Kolkata 119, Park St.,
White House, Tel. (91) (33) 2217 8273, 2217 8276
(India)
BLOCK-D, 4th Floor Fax:(91) (33) 2217 8274
Kolkata-700016,
e-mail:-myancgkolkata@vsnl.net
Republic
of India
Honorary
Consulate Generals
1. Athens
10, Skouze Street Tel. (301) 452 6026, 452 6086
(Greece) Piraeus,
Athens, Gr 185 36 Fax:(301) 452 4920
Greece e-mail:
ptzane@tee.gr
( Dt. of Opening
- 16th March 2001)
2. Beirut
Charles De Gaulle Avenue Tel. (9611) 485 -375 / 377,
378,379
(Lebanon) Debahy
Center, Fax:(9611)502 974
7th Floor Sin
El Fil, e-mail: jdebahy@attmail.com
Beirut, Lebanon
mail-add:P.O.Box 11- 0346 Beirut, Lebanon
( Dt. of Opening
-6th Oct. 1997 )
3. Netherlands
Baronielaan Tel. (31) (76) 520 9045
59 48 18 PC
BREDA Fax:(31) (76) 520 9270
The Netherlands
e-mail: consul@worldonline.nl
( Dt. of Opening
- 9th Sep. 1993)
4. Anakara
Guzsokak, Tel. (90) (312) 468 7370, 428 0252
(Turkey) No.
13/14, Cankaya Fax:(90) (312) 467 8311
Ankara 06540
e-mail: -Turkey
( Dt. of Opening
- 28th August 2000)
Ambassadors
Concurrently Accredited
Ambassador
From To
1. H. E. U Thein
Lwin Beijing - Mongolia
(P.R. of China)
2. H.E. Kyar
Nyo Chit Pe Belgrade - Romania
(Yugoslavia)
3. H.E. U Nyunt
Maung Shein Berlin - Austria
(F.R. of Germany)
- Finland
- Poland &
Czech
4. H.E. U Hla
Myint Brasilia DF - Agentina
(Brasilia) -
Chile
5. H.E. U Thein Aung Cairo - Algeria
(Egypt) -
Iraq
- Morocco
- Turkey
6. H.E. U Soe Win Canberra - New
Zealand
(Australia)
7. H.E. U Than Tun Colombo - Maldives
(Sri Lanka)
8. H.E. Dr. Kyaw Win London - Denmark
(United Kingdom) -
Norway
- Sweden
9. H.E. U Tin Soe Moscow - Belarus
(Russian Federation) -
Ukraine
10. H.E. U Kyaw Thu New Delhi - Iran
(Republic of India) -
Mauritius
- Nigeria
11. H.E. U Wunna Maung Lwin Paris -
Belgium
(France) -
EEC
- E.U
- the Netherlands
- Spain
- Switzerland
12. H.E. U Khin Maung Aye Rome - Greece
(Italy) -
Portugal
13. H.E. U Kyaw Tint Swe New York -
Cuba
(U.S.A.) -
Mexico
Head
Office
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Junction (8), Mayangone Tsp.,
Yangon, MYANMAR.
Ph : 951-667803, Fax : 951-545703
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