The Hairy-faced Myotis has long, distinctly colored fur with pale tips, and it often has an orange-brown patch at the center of its underside. It is reported from northeastern India through parts of Southeast Asia and China.
Its fur is long and distinctly colored, with pale tips. An orange-brown patch is usually present in the middle of the underside.
In northern Thailand it has been recorded in hill evergreen forest with limestone caves at Doi Pui.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.