Brunei passport holders can apply for a Laos electronic visa and choose among standard, rush, or super-rush processing options. Each visit permits a maximum stay of 30 days. To apply, travellers must provide a scanned copy of the passport bio page and a passport-size photograph.
What visa options are offered, and what is their intended use?
Brunei nationals select between visit and travel categories based on their journey's objective. Both permit single entry and are valid for 60 days from the issue date.
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Visit Visa
- Family Reunions
- Corporate Engagements (non-paid), etc.
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Travel Visa
- Leisure Activities
- Recreational Trips
What is the overall cost for the Laos eVisa?
Check the Laos eVisa Fee before applying. The overall cost is dependent on the following factors:
- Nationality
- Opted Processing type
- Currency exchange rate
What's the procedure for submitting a digital visa request?
Applicants from Brunei must check their email, as all status updates will be sent to the registered email address.
Step 1
Fill out the Laos eVisa application with precise information, double-check all the details, and upload the required documents.
Step 2
Pay the processing fee through a valid debit/credit card or cryptocurrency, then submit your eVisa application form for processing.
Step 3
Wait a few days while your eVisa request is being processed; the approved Laos eVisa will be delivered by email.
Important Note: You will receive a payment confirmation receipt by email.
Advantages of the Laos eVisa Portal
- Apply for more than one traveller: The portal allows details for multiple travellers to be entered together, which is useful for families and group trips.
- Safe handling of information: Passport details and payments are submitted through a secure system to protect applicant information.
- Online Submission With Status Updates: eVisa applications are completed online, and statuses are shared by email without visiting an embassy.
Additional Tips for Applicants
Passport
- Confirm that your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival.
Passport-Size Photo
- Use a recent digital photo taken against a plain, light background.
- Keep your face centred, directly looking towards the camera.
- Upload the original digital image, not a scanned or edited version.
During Your Stay in Laos
- Follow local laws and respect cultural and religious practices.
- Carry your passport and visa approval details when travelling.
- Comply with all conditions linked to your visa type.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Submitting blurred, cropped, or incorrect documents.
- Entering personal or passport details that do not match the passport.
Interesting Facts About Laos
- Asian elephants use low rumbling noises to communicate with one another.
- Lemongrass is widely grown and commonly used in local food and drinks.
- Laos is home to around 68 ethnic groups.
- Boat racing is an important traditional festival.
Our Service Features
Error-free Submission: Application details and documents are reviewed by the eVisa application handling team to help reduce mistakes before submission.
Complete Assistance: Support is available at every stage by the eVisa support team, from application submission to eVisa delivery.
Transparent Fee: All applicable fees are clearly shown before applying, with no hidden or additional charges.
