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Last updated: February 2, 2026

Why are flights to Myanmar so expensive in 2026?

The ongoing civil war in Myanmar has made flying there expensive, complicated, and risky for airlines – and you’re paying the price.

A return trip from Sydney to Yangon now costs around $1,650 to $2,300 AUD. Back in 2019, the same flight was just $850 to $1,050 AUD. That’s nearly double the price for the same destination.

So what’s going on? First, far fewer airlines are flying there. Before the 2021 military coup, about 35 international airlines flew into Yangon. Now it’s fewer than 12. Less competition means higher prices. Airlines like Singapore Airlines and Thai Airways are among the few still operating the route.

Second, fuel is a major headache. Western sanctions restrict jet fuel supplies to Myanmar. This means planes often carry extra fuel for the return trip rather than refuelling in Yangon. Extra weight burns more fuel, and airlines pass that cost to you.

Third, insurance costs have skyrocketed. Flying into an active conflict zone means airlines pay huge premiums to cover their aircraft. Some plane owners won’t even allow their jets to enter Myanmar airspace.

Here’s the kicker: a short 3-hour flight from Singapore to Yangon costs $700 to $900 AUD. A similar-length flight to Bangkok? Around $250 AUD. That $500 difference is essentially a conflict tax.

The outlook: Don’t expect prices to drop anytime soon. Until the political situation stabilises and sanctions ease, flying to Myanmar will remain expensive and limited.

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ATC monitors thousands of routes from Australasia 24/7, detecting Superdeals with 40–80% discounts. While a typical return flight from Australia and New Zealand to Yangon costs A$1500+, with Superdeals you can often grab it for around A$600:

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Melbourne — Yangon
⚡A$480⚡A$120060% OFF

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Cairns — Yangon
⚡A$380⚡A$95060% OFF

Your savings ~ A$570

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⚡A$2170⚡A$620065% OFF

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Darwin — Yangon
⚡A$390⚡A$98060% OFF

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Travel hacks and insights
for Australia and New Zealand — Myanmar flights

Verified strategies to save money and avoid friction on routes to Myanmar.

“Do Not Travel” advisory reality

Australia and New Zealand maintain “Do Not Travel” advisories for Myanmar. This invalidates most consular support and standard travel insurance. You are essentially on your own regarding safety and evacuation.

If you choose to travel, register your trip with DFAT (Smartraveller) or MFAT (SafeTravel), though their ability to assist in an emergency is extremely limited. Have a pre-planned evacuation route and funds ready.

Cash is essential for ground costs

International credit cards (Visa/Mastercard) are virtually useless in Myanmar due to banking sanctions and infrastructure failure. You cannot rely on ATMs to work or accept foreign cards.

Bring enough US dollars to cover your entire trip’s expenses, including potential emergency ticket changes. Bills must be “pristine”—no marks, folds, or tears—and issued after 2013, or money changers will reject them.

Yangon immigration demands cash

Yangon International Airport (RGN) operations often require cash payments for unexpected fees or visa issues, as credit card terminals frequently fail due to connectivity or sanction issues. Ensure you have pristine US dollars (new bills, no folds) before landing.

Immigration processing is generally fast due to low tourist volumes, but scrutiny is high. Have printed copies of your return ticket, hotel booking, and insurance ready to hand over immediately to avoid delays.

Mandatory inbound medical insurance

All foreign travelers must purchase COVID-19/medical insurance from Myanma Insurance to enter the country. Foreign insurance policies are rarely accepted at immigration counters even if they offer superior coverage.

Buy this online before you fly and print the certificate. The cost is typically around USD 50-60. Failure to present this specific local insurance certificate will result in denial of entry at Yangon.

Document checks deny boarding

Airlines in Australia and transit hubs are strictly fined for transporting inadmissible passengers to Myanmar. Check-in agents will deny boarding if you cannot produce a printed return ticket, valid visa (or printed e-Visa approval), and proof of insurance.

Digital copies on your phone are often rejected by risk-averse check-in staff. Carry physical printouts of every document to ensure you get past the check-in desk in Sydney or Melbourne.

Schedule volatility requires buffers

Flights into Myanmar are subject to sudden schedule changes or cancellations due to security situations or low load factors. Airlines may consolidate two daily flights into one with little notice.

Avoid booking onward domestic travel or critical meetings within 24 hours of your scheduled arrival. Treat your arrival date as tentative and maintain flexible accommodation bookings for the first night in Yangon.

What travelers ask most
Expert answers on routing, carriers, timing, and fees

Did Myanmar change the mandatory travel insurance requirement in late 2025?

Yes, as of November 2025, the Myanmar government updated its inbound insurance policy. While you can still purchase the state-backed “Myanma Insurance” upon arrival, authorities now accept foreign travel insurance policies if they explicitly state coverage for medical evacuation and COVID-19 treatment in English. This change saves you the $50 USD (approx €47) fee previously required at the airport. Print your policy declaration page in color and keep it with your passport, as immigration officers at Yangon (RGN) rigidly enforce this document check before stamping you in.

Are there new flight connections from Europe to Yangon?

While no direct flights exist, connectivity improved in October 2025 with increased frequency from Bangkok and Singapore. Thai Airways and Singapore Airlines added daily rotations to Yangon, improving connection times for travelers arriving from Frankfurt, London, and Paris. Previously, layovers often exceeded 6 hours; now, smoother 2-3 hour transfers are available. Prices for these connecting routes currently range from €900-1,200 for economy, though promotional fares occasionally drop lower during the shoulder season.

Do I really need pristine US dollars for Myanmar?

Absolutely, this is not a myth. Money changers will reject bills with even the tiniest fold, ink stamp, pen mark, or tear. You need “Series 2009” or newer $100 and $50 USD notes that look fresh from the printing press. Euros are accepted in major cities but suffer from the same strict condition rules and often get a worse exchange rate than USD. Bring a hard folder to keep your cash perfectly flat during travel. If your bill has a single crease down the middle, it is effectively worthless paper in Myanmar.

How long does the Myanmar e-Visa take for Europeans?

The official Tourist e-Visa typically processes within 3 business days, but you should apply at least 7-10 days in advance to be safe. The cost is $50 USD (paid online), and you must print the approval letter to show airlines before boarding in Europe. The visa allows a single entry for a 28-day stay and is valid for entry within 90 days of issuance. Do not rely on “Visa on Arrival” as it is frequently suspended or restricted to specific business categories, making the e-Visa the only viable option for tourists.

Is tipping customary in Myanmar hotels and restaurants?

Tipping is not mandatory but is deeply appreciated given the economic hardship. In restaurants, leaving the small change or rounding up the bill by 1,000-2,000 MMK is a kind gesture. For hotel porters and housekeeping, a tip of 1,000 MMK (approx €0.40) per bag or per day goes a long way. Guides and drivers usually expect a tip at the end of a trip, typically around €5-10 per day depending on the group size and service quality.

What vaccinations are recommended for Myanmar?

Beyond routine vaccines, Hepatitis A and Typhoid are strongly recommended due to food and water sanitation issues. If you plan to trek or visit rural areas, consider Japanese Encephalitis and Rabies vaccines, as stray dogs are common. Malaria is present in remote border regions but low risk in Yangon, Mandalay, and Bagan. Consult a travel medicine specialist 4-6 weeks before departure. Bring strong DEET mosquito repellent, as Dengue fever is a risk nationwide, including in cities during the day.

How does Air Traveler Club find cheap flights to Myanmar?

Our AI monitors pricing data from over 150 airlines 24/7, specifically looking for unadvertised price drops on routes to Asia. When airlines like Thai Airways or Qatar Airways adjust their inventory for routes like Frankfurt-Yangon, temporary “anomalies” occur where fares can drop by 40-80%. We detect these instantly, verify them with human experts to ensure the connection times are reasonable, and alert our newsletter subscribers. You then book directly with the airline to lock in the savings.

Why are business class flights to Yangon often 50% off with Superdeals?

Business class cabins on routes to Southeast Asia often have unsold inventory that airlines quietly discount to fill seats without devaluing their brand. A typical round-trip business class ticket from Europe to Yangon might cost €3,500, but our Superdeals frequently catch drops to €1,600-1,900 on top-tier carriers. These deals are usually time-sensitive “flash sales” or inventory adjustments that last only a few days. By booking when we alert you, you fly the exact same lie-flat seat for half the price.

Nonstop (direct) vs 1-stop
How much do flights from Australasia to Myanmar cost?

No nonstop service exists between Australia or New Zealand and Myanmar. All routings require at least one connection, with total journey times of roughly 15-22 hours depending on hub choice.

This is standard for the route—most travelers connect through Singapore (SIN), Kuala Lumpur (KUL), or Bangkok (BKK) with minimal hassle. Select connection times of 2.5-4 hours for international-to-international transfers—enough buffer for customs, security, and gate changes without excessive waiting.

All ATC Superdeals are manually verified for optimal connection times and efficient hub routing.

AU/NZ to Myanmar one-stop flights. Market vs. ATC Superdeal pricing.
Route Airline(s) Journey Time Avg Price Avg ATC Price
Sydney (SYD) → Singapore (SIN) → Yangon (RGN) Singapore Airlines 14h 30m A$1,400 A$350 (75% off)
Melbourne (MEL) → Kuala Lumpur (KUL) → Yangon (RGN) Malaysia Airlines 15h 00m A$1,250 A$315 (75% off)
Brisbane (BNE) → Bangkok (BKK) → Yangon (RGN) Thai Airways 16h 00m A$1,350 A$335 (75% off)
Perth (PER) → Singapore (SIN) → Yangon (RGN) Singapore Airlines 11h 30m A$1,150 A$290 (75% off)
Adelaide (ADL) → Kuala Lumpur (KUL) → Yangon (RGN) Malaysia Airlines 15h 30m A$1,300 A$325 (75% off)
Auckland (AKL) → Singapore (SIN) → Yangon (RGN) Air New Zealand / Singapore Airlines 17h 30m A$1,600 A$400 (75% off)
Christchurch (CHC) → Sydney (SYD) → Yangon (RGN) Qantas / codeshare partner 18h 30m A$1,550 A$390 (75% off)
Darwin (DRW) → Singapore (SIN) → Yangon (RGN) Singapore Airlines 11h 00m A$1,200 A$300 (75% off)
Wellington (WLG) → Melbourne (MEL) → Yangon (RGN) Qantas / partner airline 19h 00m A$1,550 A$390 (75% off)
Gold Coast (OOL) → Kuala Lumpur (KUL) → Yangon (RGN) Malaysia Airlines 16h 30m A$1,300 A$325 (75% off)

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Best stopovers
for Australasia to Myanmar flights

Not all connections are created equal. When flying from the Australasia to Myanmar, routing through major airport hubs can deliver lower total fares, better-equipped aircraft, and access to airline stopover programs.

Bangkok BKK

with Thai Airways / Qantas

  • Average savings: 25-35% vs non-stop flights
  • Flight segments: ~9h Australia/New Zealand-Bangkok + ~1.5h Bangkok-Yangon/Mandalay
  • Typical connection: 2-4 hours (minimum 60 minutes)
  • Stopover perks: Modern terminal with premium lounge access
  • Visa requirements: Most Australia/New Zealand passports require Thai e-visa or visa-free entry
  • Airport rating: Suvarnabhumi ranked 4-Star by Skytrax
  • Best for: Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland travelers seeking strong schedule coverage and short final hop

Kuala Lumpur KUL

with Malaysia Airlines / AirAsia

  • Average savings: 30-40% vs non-stop flights
  • Flight segments: Australia/New Zealand-Kuala Lumpur (~8.5h), then Kuala Lumpur-Yangon (~2.5h)
  • Typical connection: 3-5 hours (minimum 60 minutes)
  • Stopover perks: Modern terminal with rest areas
  • Visa requirements: Australia/New Zealand passports generally get visa-free short stays
  • Airport rating: KLIA main terminal rated 4-Star airport
  • Best for: Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane travelers seeking consistently lower fares and wide LCC options

Singapore SIN

with Singapore Airlines / Qantas

  • Average savings: 20-30% vs non-stop flights
  • Flight segments: Split into ~8h Australia/New Zealand-Singapore and ~3h Singapore-Yangon legs
  • Typical connection: 2-4 hours (minimum 55 minutes)
  • Stopover perks: Modern terminal with premium lounge access
  • Visa requirements: Most Australia/New Zealand passports enjoy visa-free entry
  • Airport rating: Changi frequently ranked top global hub
  • Best for: Melbourne, Sydney, Christchurch travelers seeking top-tier lounges and smooth transit experience

Bangkok–Don Mueang DMK

with AirAsia / Nok Air

  • Average savings: 35-45% vs non-stop flights
  • Flight segments: Two-leg journey: ~9h Australia/New Zealand-Bangkok, ~1.5h Bangkok-Yangon
  • Typical connection: 3-6 hours typical
  • Stopover perks: Well-connected regional hub
  • Visa requirements: Australia/New Zealand passports usually eligible for Thai visa-free stay
  • Airport rating: Functional 3-Star airport with improving facilities
  • Best for: Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne travelers seeking best-value low-cost connections

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Best airlines and aircraft
for long-haul flights to Myanmar

Most travelers book Australasia–Myanmar flights by price and schedule—but aircraft choice determines whether you arrive refreshed or wrecked. Cabin pressurization, humidity, seat configuration, and service standards vary dramatically on this route.

Below are carriers we recommend—with superior configurations on flights from the US and Canada to Myanmar.

Singapore Airlines

Airbus A350-900

Five-time Skytrax World’s Best Airline winner. The A350’s lower cabin altitude improves comfort on long flights. Seamless connection via Singapore Changi offers excellence en route to Myanmar.

  • Route: 1-stop Sydney→Singapore→Yangon (~12 hrs total)
  • Economy: 32″ pitch, 18″ width, 3-3-3 layout, adjustable headrests, mood lighting
  • Business: 1-2-1 layout, lie-flat 76″ beds, direct aisle access
  • Standouts: 18″ HD seatback IFE with 1000+ entertainment options, KrisWorld wifi, multi-course meals including regional specialties
  • Typical Pricing: Economy A$1,200-A$1,900; Business A$5,500-A$7,200;

Qantas Airways

Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

Winner of Best Long-Haul Airline Australia. The 787-9’s advanced cabin humidity reduces fatigue. Qantas connects 1-stop via Kuala Lumpur, balancing comfort and route efficiency to Myanmar.

  • Route: 1-stop Sydney→Kuala Lumpur→Yangon (~13 hrs total)
  • Economy: 31″ pitch, 17.2″ width, 3-3-3 layout, adjustable headrests, personal power outlets
  • Business: 1-2-1 layout, lie-flat 76″ beds with direct aisle access
  • Standouts: 13.3″ HD screens, onboard Wi-Fi via satellite, regionally inspired meals with Australian wines
  • Typical Pricing: Economy A$1,100-A$1,700; Business A$5,200-A$6,800;

Air New Zealand

Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

Voted Best Premium Economy globally. The 787-9’s quiet cabin enhances rest on overnight segments. Air New Zealand flies 1-stop Auckland→Singapore→Yangon providing elegant connections across Asia.

  • Route: 1-stop Auckland→Singapore→Yangon (~13 hrs total)
  • Economy: 31″ pitch, 17″ width, 3-3-3 layout, ergonomic adjustable seats
  • Business: 1-2-1 layout, lie-flat 75″ beds, direct aisle access
  • Standouts: Large 16″ personal touchscreens, high-speed satellite Wi-Fi, chef-curated seasonal menus
  • Typical Pricing: Economy A$1,150-A$1,800; Business A$5,300-A$6,900;

Thai Airways

Airbus A350-900

Skytrax 5-star Airline. The A350’s quieter cabin and advanced air filtration enhance passenger wellbeing. Convenient hub transfer through Bangkok connects Australasia effectively to Myanmar.

  • Route: 1-stop Melbourne→Bangkok→Yangon (~14 hrs total)
  • Economy: 32″ pitch, 18″ width, 3-3-3 layout, adjustable headrests
  • Business: 1-2-1 layout, lie-flat 75″ beds with aisle access
  • Standouts: 16″ HD IFE with extensive Asian movies, onboard Wi-Fi, Thai cuisine gourmet meals, signature Thai hospitality
  • Typical Pricing: Economy A$1,000-A$1,600; Business A$4,800-A$6,500;

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