Evisa Laos

[johnny1966]

Can now obtain an evisa online for Laos. Can anyone confirm that with the new evisa, we do not have one page of our passports covered by a Lao visa stamp?

[ubonjoe]

There will be no full page sticker. As I wrote in your other topic there have been reports of a sticker not being done.

Be sure you use this site. https://laoevisa.gov.la/apply

[lopburi3]

8 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

There will be no full page sticker. As I wrote in your other topic there have been reports of a sticker not being done.

Be sure you use this site. https://laoevisa.gov.la/apply

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laoevisa.gov.la’s server IP address could not be found.

Edit:  seems you must be using a Thai IP to connect - could not find using Singapore.  ????

[Ginkas]

Just tried the link, works fine.

[lopburi3]

As edited - works from Thailand but not from Singapore IP for me.

[ubonjoe]

13 minutes ago, lopburi3 said:

As edited - works from Thailand but not from Singapore IP for me.

It must be the ISP your VPN is using. I opened it with a my Singapore VPN.

[lopburi3]

49 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

It must be the ISP your VPN is using. I opened it with a my Singapore VPN.

Must be as tried again and reconnected again and can not resolve from Singapore IP.  Tried Hong Kong/India and worked fine for both.

[johnny1966]

1 hour ago, ubonjoe said:

There will be no full page sticker. As I wrote in your other topic there have been reports of a sticker not being done.

Be sure you use this site. https://laoevisa.gov.la/apply

Yes. Avoid the non official sites. They charge exorbitant prices.

[ScottBooth]

i can confirm you get a small sticker,I did anyway

[johnny1966]

59 minutes ago, ScottBooth said:

i can confirm you get a small sticker,I did anyway

Sticker in your passport? Half page?

[landosmiles]

However, note that it seems that, depending on your goal and nationality, a visa on arrival might be cheaper than an eVisa. For example, for US citizens, it appears that an eVisa is $50, while a visa on arrival is $35.

[johnny1966]

7 hours ago, landosmiles said:

However, note that it seems that, depending on your goal and nationality, a visa on arrival might be cheaper than an eVisa. For example, for US citizens, it appears that an eVisa is $50, while a visa on arrival is $35.

True im saving $15 however I need to save a page in my passport which is why an evisa is better in my case.