Embassy of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar — Local services in London

I kindly request Myanmar ambassador, U Kyaw Zwar Minn and all staff members of Myanmar embassy to participate in Civil Disobedience Movement to protect our beloved citizens of Myanmar, who are currently subjected to violences and injustice. Please do not turn a blind eye to the military coup and stand on the side of justice, equality, and freedom. Our people have suffered so much in the past (1988) and history repeats itself again. We must take actions now so that our future generation will never have to go through this again. Together we are stronger and shall prevail. Just like many other world leaders, PM Boris Johnson condemns military takeover and I believe you will use your position to do all it takes to the...

An Embassy promotes its own home culture. In essence the best reflection of what a country has to offer. Visiting the Myanmar Embassy and dealing with its incompetent crooked staff gives you an indication of the delights in store when you visit Myanmar. Staff are always on the look out to for extra money to grease the wheels of the mindless bureaucracy that goes on deep in the bowls of this cesspit of an embassy. Seriously, its an embarrassment that this place is allowed to operate in the United Kingdom. Please if you need to go into this place, take a covert camera and recording equipment. ...

To the guy who answered my question about legalizing a Myanmar birth certificate: I hope you were just having a bad day because your rudeness was astounding. Before I could finish my sentences, you curtly told me to read the website, saying, "It's all there." When I explained I'm an ex-Myanmar citizen struggling to get the document, you showed no empathy, rushed to hang up and told me to deal with the British embassy because, "It is none of our business anymore." A bit of civility and respect in your job wouldn't hurt. No need to be so rude...