In a Myanmar passport, "PW" stands for "Passport Waiver." It indicates that the passport holder is a government official or representative who is traveling on official business and is exempt from certain visa requirements. This designation is part of Myanmar's effort to facilitate travel for its officials while maintaining necessary diplomatic protocols.
In a Myanmar passport, "PJ" refers to the passport's series or type, indicating it is a diplomatic passport. Diplomatic passports are issued to government officials and diplomats for official travel and typically provide certain privileges and immunities while abroad.
Myanmar passport holders are required visa for entering Vietnam.
PW means "pitching wedge"
In a Myanmar passport, "PB" stands for "Passport Book." It indicates that the document is a traditional passport issued for international travel, distinguishing it from other types of travel documents that may be issued for specific purposes. This designation helps to clarify the validity and nature of the passport for border control and immigration purposes.
The passport book number on a Malaysian passport is usually located on the same page as your photo. It is typically directly under the picture.
In a Myanmar passport, "PT" stands for "Passport Type." It indicates the type of passport being issued, with "PT" typically denoting a regular passport for ordinary citizens. Different passport types may exist for government officials, diplomats, or other specific categories. The designation helps to differentiate the purpose and privileges associated with each type.
PV means Passort Verification.
Pw= power windows Pl= power locks
Philippine, India
Your local Burmese government can advise you which countries are open to you as a passport holding citizen of Burma, which is also known as Myanmar. You can follow the link, below, to find the official ministry in Myanmar who can advise you.
pitching wedge
The PW hallmarking indicates Palladium white, an alternative to white gold. The 14K indicates the purity of the alloy.