Good day!

I will need to apply for a new non-O visa in Vientiane soon.

I do have only one full page and two half pages of space left.

My new PP will not come in time.

Will they issue me one more visa or not?

One page for the Lao visa sticker and one page required for the Thai "O" visa. ?

Indeed, I totally forgot about the Lao sticker.

You need at least two full pages for the Lao visa on arrival and the non-o visa.

One page for the Lao visa sticker and one page required for the Thai "O" visa. ?

You need at least two full pages for the Lao visa on arrival and the non-o visa.

I am in a similar situation - So have I got this correct that if this was a double tourist Visa application - At the Border when leaving Thailand I would need two empty pages?

And at the Thai Consulate at Vientiane I am OK with just one page for the Tourist Sticker (Visa)?

And leaving Lao I am OK with no fully empty pages but enough part pages for the exit / entry stamps?

you will need 3 page really

all time i go there i have left and right free they put the lao visa on the right and put the stamps of entry and exit on the left but i ask them all time can you put the stamp in the older page because i loose 1 page for nothing just for entry exit stamp but always they make the same things

I would like to offer a couple of 'useful' passport tip for those that care, IO's don't really care which empty page they using, but we as the owners like to keep our stamps/Visa's in some kind of date order. So when you aquire a new passport divide each page up with 'faint' lines into eight sperate boxes, this gives the IO's a 'target area' in which to place the smaller border stamps instead of them just stamping where they see fit. Next, before exiting a country staple all the back pages together leaving just the next two/three pages available for the IO to use for your new Visa. I have never had any problems in doing these tips, & it helps keep my stamps/Visa's in date order, I hope this helps some people, good luck

Edited September 6, 201510 yr by Jip66

I would like to offer a couple of 'useful' passport tip for those that care, IO's don't really care which empty page they using, but we as the owners like to keep our stamps/Visa's in some kind of date order. So when you aquire a new passport divide each page up with 'faint' lines into eight sperate boxes, this gives the IO's a 'target area' in which to place the smaller border stamps instead of them just stamping where they see fit. Next, before exiting a country staple all the back pages together leaving just the next two/three pages available for the IO to use for your new Visa. I have never had any problems in doing these tips, & it helps keep my stamps/Visa's in date order, I hope this helps some people, good luck

Personally I can't see how that is good advice,however faint the lines maybe it maybe perceived as defacing a legal document by some.

I'm certain the UK passport agency at least wouldn't advise this.

Especially due to giving immigration officers a target area,you have to draw the line somewhere.

Edited September 6, 201510 yr by stoneyboy