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simon44
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Myanmar will require regular visa runs (usually at the employer's expense) since a business visa is only good for 70 days.
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Just a comment about the current business visa situation.
You can only obtain a business visa (either a single-entry, visa-on-arrival), or a business visa from the Myanmar embassy in Bangkok, if you already have a job offer from an employer in Myanmar.
Without these, you can obtain a 28-day tourist visa from the embassy.
If you have a job offer, you can either go with the visa-on-arrival (and do visa runs every 70 days). Or you can apply for a business visa at the embassy. Your first visa will be for 3 months, then you can apply for 6 months next time, and finally you are eligible to apply for as 12-month visa. All of these can be multiple-entry  |
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scot47
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As a Serbian, it would be best to avoid the Middle East.
People there do not have much understanding of what happened in the Wars of the Yugoslav Succession. The Serbians are seen as the Bad Guys. Unfair but that is how it is. |
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