Types of eVisas Available for Laos
Laos offers 2 types of eVisas, depending on the reason for the trip. Check the options below to find the one that best fits your travel plans before applying.
Choose and Apply for Laos eVisaAvailable Laos eVisa Categories
When applying, select one eVisa category that matches the purpose of the trip. Choosing the right category helps ensure the application reflects the intended travel plans.
Laos Travel eVisa:
eVisa Category:
Tourism, sightseeing, leisure
Entry Type:
Single Entry
Stay Duration:
Upto 30 days
Validity Period:
60 days from the issuance
Laos Visit eVisa:
eVisa Category:
Friends/ family or business visit
Number of Entries:
Single Entry
Stay Duration:
Upto 30 days from the arrival date
Validity:
60 days from the date of issue
Documents Requirements for Laos eVisa Types
The Requirements for Laos eVisa are:
- Passport bio-page scan (6 months valid from the arrival date)
- Passport-size photograph (Recently taken)
Note: Requirements for both the eVisa types are same.
How to Apply for Laos eVisa?
To apply for Laos eVisa, an online visa application form is filled.
Fill Out the Visa Application: Provide passport and travel details. Select your preferred eVisa type.
Upload Documents and Pay Fee: Upload all the required documents and fee payment must be made by a debit or credit card, paypal or cryptocurrency.
Receive Approval: Once the processing is completed, the Laos eVisa is delivered to the applicants registered email ID.
Activities Prohibited Under Laos eVisa Types
Both the Laos eVisa type do not allow the traveller to:
- Involve in any paid or unpaid work or employment.
- Overstay in the country.
- Involve in activities that is not permitted by the eVisa type issued to them
Laos eVisa Types Extension
Laos eVisa can be extended in person by visiting the immigration office in Vientiane within the country. The extension request must be submitted before the expiry of the current visa.
Content Disclaimer: This information was last reviewed in September 2026. Please confirm the latest travel requirements with the relevant authorities, embassies, or airlines before travelling.