Myanmar calling cards need real-name authentication.

According to golden phoenix, a Chinese newspaper in Myanmar, the reporter learned from the Myanmar telecom company MPT that the SIM cards purchased from this company, whether they have real-name authentication or not, should be re-registered from now on, and all other numbers should be re-registered with real names except those starting with MPT numbers 095 1, 0949 and 0973. If there is an MPT card certificate, the contract holder's name is different from the cardholder's name, and the real name registration should be re-registered. The final registration time is 2065438+March 3, 20071. If the SIM card is not registered in real name, it will be cancelled.

Those who need relevant documents provided by the government, such as ID card, driver's license, student ID card and passport (foreigners), can go to the MPT business hall where they are located.

In order to facilitate the processing, relevant departments are cooperating with 3 plus operators (MPT, telenor, ooredoo) to prepare for online registration.

The Communication Bureau under the Ministry of Transport announced on August 1 that national mobile phone users who have not registered their SIM cards must register with the relevant telecom operators according to the regulations. Mobile phones without registered SIM cards will be suspended from March 3, next year (20 17).

In addition, users who legally registered to buy SIM cards in the past must re-register with the relevant telecom operators in the name of the current users if they transfer their SIM cards to other users. According to the regulations, mobile phone SIM registration requires the following information: registrant's name, copy of ID card or passport (foreigner), father's name and birthday, nationality/citizen, gender, address, etc.

According to the communication bureau, the reason why the Ministry of Transport allows mobile phone users to legally register SIM cards is to facilitate mobile phone users to use mobile banking, mobile money, online shopping and other systems.

At present, there are three telecom operators legally approved by the government in Myanmar, namely Myanmar Telecom Company (MPT), Cadal and Norway. By the end of 2065438+March 2006, there were about 40 million mobile phone users in Myanmar.