Myanmar Business Tours & Services

Services we provide:

• Meeting arrangements with government officials and private companies.
• Guide you through procedures of setting up business and applying for permits at government Ministries.
• Consult and advise on current business environment.
• Provide tips on business opportunities for foreign entrepreneurs.
• Liaise with local companies and workers.
• Book hotels & meeting rooms, arrange for transport and interpreters.

A-Z Services to foreigners in Myanmar

We also provide comprehensive services from A-Z to make your long term business stay in Myanmar convenient and productive.

• Finding housing and renting Apartments.
• Long term car rental with a driver.
• Assistance in finding medical doctors, pharmacies, and clinics.
• Assistance in your daily necessities and introduction to your local area.
• Aids in any other emergency situations.

In Myanmar?

Yes, in Myanmar. To quote the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the Spring 2012:

"Today we say to American business: invest in Burma and do it responsibly."

Corporate America is reaching out to the "final frontier" of the investment opportunities. The big corporations including Coca Cola, 7-eleven Stores, and Pepsi have already found high profile Myanmar business partners, and Myanmar consumers will be seeing their presence in the country within a year. We also expect to see the convenience of Visa Credit Cards in Myanmar just in time for 2013 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games.

Some of the heavy equipment such as medical equipment, machineries, and electric generators by General Electrics Company and Caterpillar have already reached the shores of Myanmar. As of today, some of US economic sanctions still exist that prohibit export of Made in Myanmar goods to the US, but not the other way around. US companies are allowed to export their products, goods, and services to Myanmar. On the other hand, Canada and European Union have already lifted all the economic sanctions on Myanmar.

In early 2011, we actually kept tracks of foreign leaders, especially from the Western democratic countries visiting this country because the new relations with Western countries are something new to Myanmar that we have never witnessed in over 50 years. High level State visits at that time included

• Japanese Foreign Minister Koichiro Gemba
• Singapore Minister for Foreign Affairs & Law K Shanmugam
• Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa
• Former Australian PM Kevin Rudd
• German Deputy Foreign Minister Dr Wener Hoyer
• British Secretary of State for International Development, Andrew Mitchell
• British Foreign Secretary William Hague
• British Prime Minister David Cameron

and a stream of businessmen arriving the country to establish ties, relations, and connections.

Traditional business partners China and Thailand had already invested billions of dollars in gas, oil, mining, hydro-electric power and infrastructure projects.

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad and nineteen Malaysian companies had 2 day visit in November 2011 to invest more in oil and natural gas. Malaysia had signed four memorandum of understanding including investments in palm oil and tourism.

Those are just a few examples of securing big business deals in Myanmar by going through high level connections. Today, we no longer keep tracks of foreign leadership and politicians making state visits, as those events have become a "norm".

But, what about investment by small to medium scale enterprises and entrepreneurs? Myanmar offers less expensive alternative to China, Vietnam, and Bangladesh to manufacture and export goods.

You need connections and consultations from people who understand how business works in Myanmar. That's where we can help you.