Travellers with an Equatorial Guinea passport can use the Laos eVisa to enter Laos without going to an embassy. The following information covers the documents needed and the key points to check before travelling.
What types of Laos eVisas are available, and what are they used for?
Travellers from Equatorial Guinea can choose between two Laos eVisa categories, depending on the reason for their visit.
Laos Visit eVisa: Can be used for any purpose other than tourism, such as:
- Attending a business meeting
- Family Function, etc.
Laos Travel eVisa: Valid only for tourism activities, such as:
- Leisure holidays
- Sightseeing and local exploration
Important note: Paid employment, long-term stays, and study activities are not permitted under these eVisa options.
What passport validity do immigration authorities require for entry into
Laos?
Equatorial Guinea citizens must hold a passport valid for at least 6
months after
arrival.
What is the process of applying for a Laos eVisa?
To apply for the Laos eVisa, applicants from Equatorial Guinea must provide a clear scan of the passport bio page and a passport-size photo.
Step 1
Fill out the Laos eVisa application form with accurate details, then review the details and upload the required documents.
Step 2
Pay the processing fee using your valid credit/debit card or a payment gateway, then submit the application form for processing.
Step 3
Now wait a few days while your eVisa request is being processed; once approved, the Laos eVisa will be emailed to you.
Information for Applicants
- Use the Add Applicant option to include multiple travellers in one submission. Applications are processed together, updates are sent to the primary applicant, and each traveller receives a separate eVisa.
- Application updates, including the payment confirmation, will be sent by email.
- Make sure the passport-size photo has no facial shadows.
- Keep a copy of the approved eVisa available during travel.
- Do not carry any banned or restricted substances.
History Of Laos
Early History
- The area now known as Laos was settled thousands of years ago by early farming communities.
- It later became part of regional trade routes connecting China, Southeast Asia, and South Asia.
Lan Xang Kingdom (14th-18th century)
- In 1353, the Lan Xang Kingdom, meaning Land of a Million Elephants, was established.
- Lan Xang became a powerful state known for its Buddhist culture and regional influence.
- The kingdom eventually weakened and split into smaller states.
Colonial Period
- In the late 19th century, Laos came under French colonial rule as part of French Indochina.
- During this period, modern borders were defined, and French administration influenced infrastructure and governance.
Independence and Conflict
- Laos gained independence in 1953.
- The country later became involved in regional conflicts during the Cold War, which had long-lasting social and economic impacts.
Modern Laos
- In 1975, Laos became a socialist republic.
- Today, Laos is a peaceful country focused on development, tourism, and regional cooperation while preserving its cultural traditions.
Our Service Features
Error Checks: Our eVisa application handling team checks application details and documents to reduce unnecessary errors and increase the chances of approval.
Timely Delivery: Our eVisa processing team handles applications within the selected timeframe to ensure smooth, planned travel.
Completing Incomplete Application: Applicants can use the Complete your Ongoing Laos eVisa Application option to complete an unfinished eVisa form.
