Tourist eVisa
Starting from USD 126
- Valid for 30 days after entry
- Multiple entries: No
- Stay up to 30 days
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Select your nationality and see if you need a visa for Laos.
Fill out the short application form and upload your documents. We will review everything.
We will inform you once your application is approved, and send you the final document by email.
Select your nationality and see if you need a visa for Laos.
Fill out the short application form and upload your documents. We will review everything.
We will inform you once your application is approved, and send you the final document by email.
Most visitors to Laos must obtain a visa, unless they are citizens of one of the exempt countries. For everyone else, there are two main options: the eVisa, which you apply for online before you travel, or a visa on arrival, available at major airports and land border crossings. Both cover one stay of up to 30 days.
A few nationalities are not eligible for either the eVisa or the visa on arrival and must obtain a visa through a Laotian embassy or consulate before traveling.
Additionally, from September 1, 2025, all travelers entering or leaving Laos must complete a digital arrival and departure form online before crossing the border. Make sure you complete this within 3 days of your planned arrival date.
Most visitors to Laos must obtain a visa, unless they are citizens of one of the exempt countries. For everyone else, there are two main options: the eVisa, which you apply for online before you travel, or a visa on arrival, available at major airports and land border crossings. Both cover one stay of up to 30 days.
A few nationalities are not eligible for either the eVisa or the visa on arrival and must obtain a visa through a Laotian embassy or consulate before traveling.
Additionally, from September 1, 2025, all travelers entering or leaving Laos must complete a digital arrival and departure form online before crossing the border. Make sure you complete this within 3 days of your planned arrival date.
Applying for a visa on your own is often very confusing. We provide expert revision of your application and supporting documents. We catch every possible mistake before final submission to improve your chances of approval.
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The Laos eVisa is the online tourist visa that most foreigners need to enter the country. It allows for a single entry of up to 30 days. Applications are usually processed in 72 hours.
To apply, you will need a personal photograph and a valid passport.
You must enter the country with the same passport that you provided in your eVisa application. The passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your arrival date, and have at least 2 blank pages.
No, it is not allowed. If you wish to work in Laos, you will need to apply for the labour visa (LA-B2).
Yes, you need to print out the approval confirmation we will send you by email and present it to the authorities in the eVisa lane of the arrival point of your choice.
If your application is rejected, we will notify you and guide you through the next steps. You will usually be allowed to apply again after a rejection.
Yes, you can extend your Laos visa 2 times at the Immigration Department in Vientiane or Immigration office Division. You must submit your extension request at least 3 days before your visa expires.
To request an extension, you have to get the application form at the Visa Extension Unit, Border Inspection and Management Division and pay the fees (20.000 kip per day).
Yes, you can apply for a tourist visa of the same characteristics as the eVisa (single-entry, 30 days maximum stay). You will need to head to the specific visa on arrival lane at the airport. Be advised that waiting times might be long, especially during the high season.
It is worth noting that you will be forced to apply for a visa on arrival if you show up holding an eVisa at the wrong entry point. If that happens, you will need to pay the visa fees again and you could be exposed to unexpected delays or a refusal.
Check the complete list of visa on arrival and eVisa entry points to avoid any unpleasant surprises at the border.
You only need a personal photograph and your valid passport to apply for the Laos eVisa.
Yes. All foreign travelers must complete the Lao Digital Immigration Form (LDIF) 3 days before their arrival and 3 days before departure. This means that the form is filled out two separate times. The LDIF will ask you for passport and travel details, and to upload a picture of the passport.
The Laos arrival card does not replace visa requirements. If your nationality is neither restricted nor visa-exempt, you will need to present an eVisa on top of the LDIF to the border authorities.
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