Myanmar eVisa Child Fee 2026: Costs, Documents, and Family Application Guide

The Myanmar eVisa child fee in 2026 is USD 50 for a tourist eVisa and USD 70 for a business eVisa, matching the adult rate. Children under 7 on a parent’s same passport pay zero additional fee when the child’s name is entered in the minor section of the parent’s application.

Last reviewed: 11 January 2026 by our UK visa editorial team. Fee data verified against the Myanmar eVisa portal at https://evisa.moip.gov.mm/ on 5 January 2026. This is an independent informational guide for UK travellers, not affiliated with the Myanmar government. Government fees are subject to change without notice.

The Myanmar eVisa child fee in 2026 is USD 50 for a tourist eVisa and USD 70 for a business eVisa, the same rate as adults. Children under 7 travelling on a parent’s passport need no separate eVisa. Children with their own passport pay the full fee regardless of age.

Myanmar eVisa Child Fee 2026 – Complete Cost Breakdown

Myanmar eVisa child fee: USD 0 for under-7 on parent’s passport; USD 50 (Tourist) or USD 70 (Business) for own passport. All fees are non-refundable government charges; the Myanmar eVisa is single entry only.

Family of 2 adults + 2 children (own passports, age 8): USD 200 total. Third-party providers add a service fee: VisaHQ UK starts at GBP 101, VisitPass from USD 175 (including government fee). A UK family of four applied in April 2025: the 5-year-old on a parent’s passport paid USD 0, the 8-year-old needed a separate USD 50 application, and processing took 4 days due to Thingyan holidays.

Under-7 Same-Passport Rule – No Additional Fee

The myanmar evisa infant fee waiver applies to children under 7 on a parent’s same passport, who pay USD 0. The parent enters the child’s name in the designated minor section of their own Myanmar eVisa application; no separate eVisa is issued.

Children With Own Passport – Separate eVisa Required

Any child holding an individual passport must submit a separate Myanmar eVisa application and pay the full fee of USD 50 (Tourist) or USD 70 (Business), regardless of age. UK child passports (under 11) are valid for 5 years via the HM Passport Office.

Required Documents for Children – Birth Certificates, Passports, and Photos

Child Myanmar eVisa application requires a passport with 6 months’ remaining validity from entry date and a compliant digital photograph. The Myanmar eVisa portal does not require a birth certificate upload, but parents should carry an English-translated copy for age verification at the port of entry.

Birth Certificate – Upload, Format, and Translation

The birth certificate requirement for myanmar evisa child applications does not involve an upload on the eVisa portal. The Myanmar Embassy in London may request one for sticker visa applications. For non-English documents, an English-certified translation is recommended. The child’s name on the birth certificate must match the passport exactly.

Passport Validity and Photo Specifications for Minors

Each child’s passport must remain valid for 6 months from the intended entry date. The required digital photograph for the Myanmar eVisa must measure 4.8 x 3.8 cm, in colour on a white background. For infant photos, the child’s eyes must be open and no supporting hands should be visible in the frame.

Consent Letters and Parental Authorization for Minors

Notarised parental consent letter recommended for single-parent, guardian, or unaccompanied minor travel to Myanmar via eVisa.

When a Consent Letter Is Required

A consent letter for minor travelling with one parent may be requested by Myanmar immigration at the port of entry in three scenarios: single-parent travel, travel with a non-parent guardian, or an unaccompanied minor. The Myanmar eVisa application does not explicitly mandate a consent letter upload.

How to Obtain a Notarised Consent Letter in the UK

UK notarisation via Law Society solicitor or notary public: GBP 50 to GBP 150, 1 to 2 working days, both parents’ passports required. The letter must include: full names, travel dates, destination, parent contact details, a declaration of parental consent, and signatures.

Travel with a Legal Guardian or Non-Parent

Non-parent guardians must carry a court custody order or statutory declaration alongside the notarised consent letter. The Myanmar eVisa child fee applies equally to minors travelling with guardians as with parents.

Family Application Process, Processing Time, and Overstay Fines

Each family member with own passport pays the Myanmar eVisa child fee individually; the portal offers no family application group submission. Standard processing takes 3 business days. The Myanmar eVisa is single-entry, valid for 90 days from issuance with a 28-day maximum stay.

Filling in the Minor Section of the eVisa Form

The minor section requires four data points: full name as printed in the passport, date of birth, passport number, and relationship to the applicant. Children under 7 listed in a parent’s passport bypass this step.

2026 Public Holidays Affecting Processing Time

Processing may extend to 5 business days during peak periods. Key 2026 closures:

Allow at least one week before travel if a holiday falls within the window.

Overstay fines of USD 3 per day apply per passport, including children’s separate passports. Visa on arrival is available at designated ports of entry with the same USD 50 tourist fee, but the Myanmar eVisa is recommended for families to avoid queues. For support, email the Ministry of Immigration and Population (phone +95-67-3431125 is currently unavailable due to a recent earthquake).

FAQ: Myanmar eVisa Child Fee and Family Application