In a welcome move, the Myanmarese Government has announced the facility for ‘Visa on Arrival’ with effect from August 8 for better trade ties with India and also to promote tourism.
The Myanmarese Government is all set to organize a grand opening ceremony along Indo-Myanmar international border at Tamu town of Myanmar on August 8 near Moreh in Manipur.
The initiative is viewed as an effort to ease transportation, business operations and tourism between the two countries.
‘Welcome Pillars’ have been erected near the Friendship Bridge on the road to the town of Tamu from Moreh.
Meanwhile, Myanmarese locals have expressed that there would no longer be any problems of ‘Special Land Entry Permission’ in the country.
Read full article at Northeast Now: https://nenow.in/north-east-news/myanmar-introduces-visa-arrival-eyes-trade-ties-tourism.html
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Tuesday, 21 August 2018
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