Learn More: Laos E-Visa
The Laos Immigration Department has recently introduced a system that allows citizens from all nations the chance to obtain electronic visas instead of standard paper visas. This new system makes both the application process and the entry process a lot less complicated since e-Visa holders have a separate line when passing through customs. The e-Visa application process is straightforward and 100% online. Once the application is submitted and accepted, the applicant shall receive the e-Visa approval letter, which must be printed and shown to the immigration officers upon arrival.
That’s correct; it’s that effortless!
The Electronic Visa system is an online method of applying for visas from anywhere in the world. This new system implies that travelers from eligible nations need not visit an embassy for any review. The online application is quick, easy and can be done from anywhere and at any time. Payment is made online at the time of the application.
Required Documents To Apply:
- Applicant’s photo
- A scan of personal passport detailsImportant Instructions:
The Laos Tourist eVisa permits the applicants only one single entry, and they can remain in the country for up to 30 days per entry.
This e-Visa can be issued for purposes like tourism or visiting a relative. If you want to travel to Laos for other reasons, you will need to apply for a standard visa.
Upon arrival in Laos, you will need to present your biometric passport along with your e-Visa, which needs to be printed.
Travelers must have a valid passport for at least six months from the date of arrival and have at least 1 page available for stamping.
The Laos Tourist e-Visa is only available for travelers who plan to enter Laos through the Wattay International Airport or the Lao-Thai friendship bridge.
Possession of the Laos Tourist visa does not provide any right of entry for the holder into the country. An immigration officer at the port of entry may refuse entry to anyone if he/ she believes that such a person is unable to fulfill the immigration requirements, or that such a person’s presence in Laos would not be in favor of their national interests or security.