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- U.S. passport valid three months beyond the end of the temporary residence period
- Proof of accommodations
- Proof income/financial means
- Health insurance applicable within Bosnia-Herzegovina
- Proof of no criminal record from your U.S. state of residence
The Government of Burma announced an eVisa program for tourist visas. The program allows tourists to apply for a visa online rather than physically applying at an embassy or consulate. Tourists are generally notified within a few days about whether they have been approved for a visa. You must present the approval letter at Immigration when you enter the country. Once tourists are approved for the visa, the visa needs to be used within three months. Procedures may exist at Burmese entry and exit points designed to prevent international child abduction. Adults with children may be asked to provide evidence of a family relationship or permission from absent parents or legal guardian. As of June 2012, visas on arrival can be issued for those applying for Business, Entry (meetings/workshops/events) and Transit visas. These may be availed at the Yangon International Airport. However, this process has not been entirely ironed out and those looking to visit Burma would be well advised to still secure a visa prior to travel. Information about entry requirements as well as other information may be obtained from the Burmese Embassy (Embassy of the Union of Myanmar) at 2300 S Street NW, Washington, DC 20008, the Permanent Burma Mission (Mission of Myanmar) to the U.N. at 10 East 77th St., New York, NY 10021, or the Consulate-General of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar at 3435, Wilshire Boulevard, Suite1590, Los Angeles, CA 90010.. Burundi A passport, visa and evidence of immunization against yellow fever are required for entry. Passports must be valid for at least the entire duration of one's stay in Burundi. The Government of Burundi has ceased issuing entry visas upon arrival in Burundi. Visitors must obtain one ahead of time from a Burundian Embassy or consulate. The latest information about visas may be obtained from the Embassy of the Republic of Burundi, Suite 212, 2233 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20007; or from the Permanent Mission of Burundi to the United Nations in New York. In a hurry? Apply online for expedited visa service IMPORTANT: The foreign entry requirements listed here were obtained from foreign embassies or consulates. This information is subject to change. Verify the data with the consular officials of the countries you plan to visit well in advance. For further information, see our embassy list.