Travel to Laos from Fiji requires obtaining a visa prior to departure. Fijian travellers must apply for a Laos eVisa by submitting a clear scan of the passport bio-page and a recent passport-size photograph.
Read this article to learn more about the application process, processing time, and visa validity requirements.
Processing Options:
- Standard Processing: Time Taken: 5 - 7 Working Days
- Rush Processing: Time Taken: 3 - 5 Working Days
- Urgent Processing: Time Taken: 1 - 3 Hours
Important Note: Rush and Super Rush processing involve an additional fee.
Laos eVisa Validity and Entry Conditions for Fijian Citizens
As a citizen of Fiji, the following rules and limitations apply when travelling to Laos with an eVisa:
- Maximum stay allowed: Up to 30 days
- Entry type: Single-entry only
- Visa validity: 60 days from the date of issue
Travellers must enter Laos within the visa’s validity period, and the stay duration cannot exceed the permitted limit granted at entry.
Are different Laos eVisa options available?
The Laos eVisa offers the following options for travellers holding a Fiji passport:
- Laos Visit Visa: Issued for visiting friends, relatives, or organisations, and for attending non-paid meetings or family events; not permitted for tourism or sightseeing.
- Laos Travel Visa: Issued for tourism and leisure purposes such as holidays, sightseeing, and short-term tours; not valid for business or host-based visits.
Can multiple travellers apply together but receive separate Laos eVisas?
Yes.
Multiple travellers can apply together while receiving separate Laos eVisas. Applicants may
include more than one traveller in a single application by using the “Add
Applicant” option. All applications are processed together, status updates are
shared with the main applicant, and each traveller is issued an individual eVisa upon approval.
Points Applicants Should Note
- There must be sufficient unused pages for immigration personnel to affix entry-exit stamps, and your passport must be valid for atleast 6 months from the intended entry date.
- Applicants are responsible for confirming their documents are ready before applying.
- Any stay extension must be requested at the immigration office in Vientiane before the eVisa expires.
How much will you pay for a Laos eVisa?
Fiji Citizens must check the Laos eVisa Fee before applying for their eVisa.
What is the Laos eVisa application process?
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, PayPal or cryptocurrency, then submit the application.
Step 3
Wait for the processing to be completed; once approved, the Laos eVisa will be sent to you via email..
How do you finish a partially completed Laos eVisa application?
Partially completed Laos eVisa applications can be finished later by using the Complete Your Ongoing Laos eVisa Application option.
Geographical Features of Laos
- Mountainous Terrain: Much of Laos is characterised by rugged hills and mountains, particularly in the north and east of the country.
- Mekong River: The Mekong River runs along a large part of Laos’ western border and is vital for transport, agriculture, fisheries, and human settlement.
- River Valleys and Plains: Fertile river valleys and floodplains along major waterways support farming activities and urban development.
- Forests and Jungle Areas: Extensive areas of Laos are covered by dense forests and tropical vegetation, contributing to rich biodiversity.
- Plateaus: The Bolaven Plateau in southern Laos is known for its higher elevation, cooler climate, fertile soil, and numerous waterfalls.
Our Service For Applicants
Complete follow-up: Each application is tracked individually, with continuous follow-up until the approved eVisa is issued to every applicant.
Information check: All application details are carefully reviewed by visa experts to minimise errors and avoid unnecessary delays.
Processing options: Applicants may choose a processing speed that best aligns with their travel schedule.
