Singapore to Myanmar visa requirements

Singapore ordinary passport holders do NOT need a visa for tourist visits to Myanmar of up to 30 days. Entry is visa-free at any international port of entry, with no application or fee required. Singapore is one of a small group of nationalities granted full visa exemption by Myanmar. Holders of an ordinary Singapore passport may enter Myanmar for tourism or business without any visa and stay up to 30 days, entering and leaving through any international port of entry (this flexibility is broader than for most other visa-exempt nationalities). The arrangement dates from December 2016 and was reaffirmed/continued from 1 September 2022. No advance form, fee, or eVisa is required for stays within 30 days. Travelers who need a longer stay, a multiple-entry document, or a paper record can instead use Myanmar's official eVisa (tourist USD 50, 28-day stay, single entry, valid 90 days from issue) or visa-on-arrival at major airports (USD 50). Note: the Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintains a strong advisory urging citizens to defer all travel to Myanmar due to the ongoing security situation, civil conflict, and unrest. Always reconfirm the current rules within a few weeks of departure, as Myanmar's policies can change with little notice.