The polls will be the first in Burma since 1990 Election observers and foreign journalists will not be allowed into Burma for its first polls in two decades, officials say.
The Election Commission said observers were not necessary because Burma-based diplomats could monitor the polls.
Burma-based journalists would also be sufficient to cover the election, the commission said.
Critics say the 7 November elections are a sham aimed at consolidating military rule.
A quarter of the seats in parliament have already been reserved for the military.
Many senior military officers have also shed their uniforms so that they can campaign for election as civilians.
Parties not aligned with the government have complained of harassment during the campaign period.
Pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who remains under house arrest, has called for an election boycott.
Her party, the National League for Democracy, won the last elections in 1990 but was never allowed to take power.
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