Important 2026 update: Myanmar now requires left-hand-drive vehicles and recent model years only.
Myanmar changed its import policy significantly. Under current rules, only left-hand-drive passenger cars may be imported — right-hand-drive imports are no longer permitted — and only very recent model years qualify.
We give you honest, up-to-date guidance and help source eligible left-hand-drive stock, rather than shipping cars that cannot be registered.
The key restrictions for Myanmar:
Because Japan mainly produces right-hand-drive cars, eligible left-hand-drive stock for Myanmar is limited. We will confirm availability and the exact model-year rule before you commit, so you never pay for a car that cannot clear customs.
We track the current Myanmar rules, source eligible vehicles where possible, prepare full export documentation, and arrange shipping to Yangon or Thilawa.
No. Under current policy, only left-hand-drive passenger cars may be imported. Right-hand-drive imports are not permitted.
Eligible model years are set annually and differ for passenger cars and commercial trucks/vans. Always confirm the current year rule before buying.
Yes. An import permit from the Ministry of Commerce is required for each vehicle.
