Myanmar
Myanmar travel guide for the Irish
Irish citizens must obtain a visa before travel to Myanmar; apply online for an e‑visa (30‑day stay, single entry) and allow 3‑5 business days. If you already have a visa, you can go; otherwise get one.
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Key facts
- Visa requiredcheck
- e‑visa (30 days, single entry)
- Visa feecheck
- ≈ €50 (check)
- Currency
- Myanmar kyat (MMK)
- Plug type
- C, D, F, G (230 V)
- Tipping
- 10 % in hotels, restaurants; small amounts for guides
Quick answer
Irish citizens need a visa before traveling to Myanmar; the e‑visa (30‑day single entry) is the fastest option.
Visa and entry requirements
Apply for a Myanmar e‑visa online; processing typically 3‑5 business days. The visa allows one stay of up to 30 days.
Passport must be valid at least six months from entry.
- No visa‑on‑arrival for Irish passports (check).
- Entry points with e‑visa acceptance: Yangon, Mandalay, Nay Pyi Taw (check).
Irish embassy contacts
Myanmar has no Irish embassy. For consular help, the British Embassy in Yangon can assist Irish nationals.
- British Embassy, Yangon: +95 1 236 3100 (check).
- Irish Embassy in Bangkok (regional): +66 2 207 1100 (check).
Trip cost estimate (EUR)
A moderate two‑week itinerary costs roughly €1,200‑€1,500, covering guesthouse accommodation, meals, transport and site fees.
| Item | Daily cost (EUR) |
|---|---|
| Accommodation (guesthouse) | €15‑€25 |
| Meals (local restaurants) | €8‑€12 |
| Transport (bus, boat, short flight) | €5‑€15 |
| Sightseeing fees | €2‑€5 |
Flights, time difference and plugs
Typical Dublin‑Yangon trips involve one stop and take 13‑16 hours total.
Myanmar is 1 hour ahead of Ireland (GMT+6/7 with DST).
Electrical outlets use types C, D, F and G at 230 V; bring a universal adapter.
Safety, tipping and other tips
Check the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs travel advice for the latest safety information.
Tipping is optional: about 10 % in hotels and restaurants, small cash for guides and drivers.
Questions people ask
Do the Irish need a visa for Myanmar?
Yes. Irish citizens must obtain an e‑visa (30‑day single entry) before travel; there is no visa‑on‑arrival option.
How much does a trip to Myanmar cost in EUR?
Around €1,200‑€1,500 for two weeks on a moderate budget, covering guesthouse stays, local meals, transport and site fees.
Where is the nearest Ireland embassy in Myanmar?
Myanmar has no Irish embassy. The nearest Irish diplomatic representation is the Irish Embassy in Bangkok; the British Embassy in Yangon can offer limited consular help.
What plug type does Myanmar use?
Types C, D, F and G plugs with 230 V; bring a universal adapter.
What is the flight time from Ireland to Myanmar?
Typical itineraries from Dublin to Yangon take 13‑16 hours including one stop.
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