Several casino operators from Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau have enquired about operating casinos in Myanmar following the passing of the Gambling, which replaced an earlier law from 1986.
Directorate of Investment and Company Administration acting director-general U Thant Sin Lwin said casino operators from Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau have been actively seeking out opportunities in the country following the passing of the law, which allows only foreigners to enter casinos.
“These operators have been seeking information and surveying the market in Myanmar. They’re looking to set up business either in Yangon, border areas or on islands,” said the director. While the law has been passed, U Thant Sin Lwin said specific rules and procedures still need to be in place before operators can set up casinos, whether as stand-alone businesses or with hotels attached.
The government plans to allow casinos into the country as a tourist attraction and boosts its tax revenue.
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