20211/latest entry and exit regulations of Myanmar

Recently, many people have been asking about Myanmar's latest immigration policy. Many people want to go to Myanmar, and many people want to come back from Myanmar. So what is Myanmar's latest immigration policy? In fact, the Ministry of Health of Myanmar issued relevant policies and regulations on June 9th, 165438. Let's briefly understand the specific situation first.

According to the "Myanmar Chinese website" WeChat official news, the Ministry of Health of Myanmar has issued entry and exit regulations under the epidemic situation. All passengers entering Myanmar are required to submit health declaration cards in addition to negative reports of nucleic acid testing within 72 hours.

Passengers who have completed the whole vaccination only need to be quarantined for 7 days after entering Myanmar. All passengers entering Myanmar (those who have been vaccinated or not), including returnees, must undergo nucleic acid testing within 3 to 7 days after entry. Myanmar personnel do not have to pay the inspection fee, and international passengers have to bear the expenses themselves.

When passengers enter Myanmar, they need to cooperate with the relevant departments of the airport to carry out temperature detection and medical examination. Customs officials will release passengers who pass the inspection.

In addition, passengers diagnosed after entering Myanmar will be sent to hospitals certified by Myanmar health department for isolation treatment, and international passengers must bear the cost of isolation treatment. In terms of isolation, Myanmar personnel can choose isolation points and isolation hotels for isolation, while foreigners can only be isolated in isolation hotels.

It is reported that overseas experts, international social officials and businessmen can enter Myanmar without inspection according to a special itinerary, but they need to send entry applications to the Prevention and Control Center of COVID-19, Myanmar, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the health department seven days in advance.