On 14th July 2026, the Central Equipment Identity Register (“CEIR”) and EIR System Project Steering Committee announced that passengers entering Myanmar from international airports (Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw and Mandalay) are now required to submit the Passenger Declaration Form (“PD Form”) for the mobile devices that are not registered with CEIR. The announcement further states […]

On 30 March 2026, the Ministry of Finance and Revenue issued Notification 49/2026 (“Notification 49”), increasing the tariff rates of selected commodities under the Myanmar Customs Tariff Schedule 2022. These include commodities such as fish and seafood, dairy products, tea and prepared foods, mineral and other lubricating oils, plastic and rubber, paper and textiles, lead […]

The Ministry of Finance and Revenue issued Notification No. 49/2026 on 30 March 2026, introducing amendments to the Customs Tariff of Myanmar 2022, previously prescribed under Notification No. 84/2022. The revised customs duty rates will take effect from 1 May 2026. The amendments are intended to support domestic cultivation, local production, and manufacturing by adjusting […]

To support the country’s economic recovery, and micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, the Ministry of Planning and Finance issued Notification No. 39/2025 dated 4 June 2025 to provide relief from customs duty on the importation of fuel-powered vehicles. Under the Myanmar Customs Tariff 2022 (“MCT 2022”), passenger cars imported under the completely built-up (“CBU”) system […]