FAQs

    103 . Do you need proof of onward travel to Laos?

    Yes. When entering Laos, you can be questioned for documentation of onward travel. Regulations and admission criteria are subject to variation and change over time.
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    104 . Does a travel authorization guarantee me access to Laos?

    No. A travel authorization does not guarantee automatic access to Laos. While it allows for the possibility of entry, the final decision lies with the immigration authorities at the point of entry.
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    105 . Can I fix a mistake on my eVisa Laos application?

    Yes. The good news is that you do have the opportunity to fix any errors or make necessary changes to your application.
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    106 . Do US green card holders need to apply for a Laos e visa?

    Yes. All visitors who want to enter Laos are required to apply for a Laos visa first. You can also obtain a Laos visa electronically (eVisa) if you are qualified for a visa on arrival.
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    107 . Are There Any Differences Between Laos Evisa And Laos Visa?

    Yes, there are differences between Laos eVisa and Laos visa. The traditional Laos visa is a physical sticker or stamp that is placed in your passport by a Laotian embassy or consulate, while the Laos eVisa is an electronic visa that is obtained online and linked to your passport electronically.
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    108 . What Is Laos Best Known For?

    Laos, officially known as the Lao People's Democratic Republic, is known for its natural beauty, rich culture, and history. Here are some of the things that Laos is best known for:
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    109 . Is Laos Expensive To Visit?

    Laos is a popular destination among travelers seeking an authentic Southeast Asian experience that is relatively off the beaten path. One of the advantages of traveling to Laos is that it is generally an affordable destination, with low prices on accommodation, food, and transportation.
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    110 . What Is The Best Currency To Use In Laos?

    The official currency of Laos is the Lao Kip (LAK). In most places in Laos, you will need to use Kip to pay for goods and services. US dollars and Thai baht are also accepted in some tourist areas, particularly in larger cities and towns, but the exchange rates may not be favorable.
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