The Guide
From The Report: Myanmar 2019
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This chapter contains selected listings of some of the country’s top hotels, contact details for embassies, ministries and organisations, helpful tips for business and leisure travellers, and other useful suggestions for travel to Myanmar.

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Overview

FOREIGN: EMBASSIES
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FOREIGN EMBASSIES Australia (01) 251 810 Bangladesh (01) 515 275 Brazil (01) 221 268 Cambodia (01) 549 609 China (01) 221 280/1 Egypt (01) 222 886/7 France (01) 212 532 Germany (01) 548 951/2 India (01) 243 972 Indonesia (01) 254 465 Israel (01) 515 115 Italy (01) 527 100/1 Japan (01) 549 644/8 Laos (01) 222 482 Malaysia (01) 220 248/9 Nepal (01) 545 880 Pakistan (01) 222 881 Philippines (01) 558 149/153 Russia (01) 254 161 Saudi Arabia (01) 658 252 Serbia (01) 515 282/3 Singapore (01) 559…

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FOREIGN: EMBASSIES
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FOREIGN EMBASSIES Australia (01) 251 810 Bangladesh (01) 515 275 Brazil (01) 221 268 Cambodia (01) 549 609 China (01) 221 280/1 Egypt (01) 222 886/7 France (01) 212 532 Germany (01) 548 951/2 India (01) 243 972 Indonesia (01) 254 465 Israel (01) 515 115 Italy (01) 527 100/1 Japan (01) 549 644/8 Laos (01) 222 482 Malaysia (01) 220 248/9 Nepal (01) 545 880 Pakistan (01) 222 881 Philippines (01) 558 149/153 Russia (01) 254 161 Saudi Arabia (01) 658 252 Serbia (01) 515 282/3 Singapore (01) 559…

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Facts for visitors: Helpful tips for first-time and repeat arrivals
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Etiquette In a formal setting “U” should be used in front of a name when addressing a man and “Daw” when addressing a woman, roughly translating to Mr and Lady. It is common practice to remove footwear before entering someone’s workplace or home but not always required. Removing shoes and socks before entering a pagoda or temple is a must. A handshake is usually the first introduction in a business setting, and is used in greeting and as a farewell. When handing over something…