Paraguayan citizens who are looking to swap the rolling hills of the Chaco for the misty mountains
and golden temples of Southeast Asia, the journey has never been more accessible. Laos now offers a
streamlined digital entry system, removing the need for embassy visits in Buenos Aires or Brasilia.
This guide simplifies the technicalities of the Laos eVisa, ensuring you select
the
correct permit and complete your application with zero friction.
Laos offers 2 distinct eVisa types. While the application requirements are identical for both, your travel purpose determines which one you should select.
|
Feature |
Travel Visa |
Visit Visa |
|
Primary Intent |
Tourism, sightseeing and holidays. |
Visiting friends, family or organisations |
|
Best For |
Exploring all that Laos has to offer. |
Attending a family event or a business meeting. |
|
Max Stay |
30 Days |
30 Days |
|
Period of Validity |
60 Days (Single Entry) |
60 Days (Single Entry) |
|
Accomodation |
Hotels, Hostels or Guesthouses. |
Private homes or host organisations. |
Note: The "Visit Visa" is not a work permit. It is intended for social or professional interactions where no local salary is being paid.
Unlike many international visas, Laos does not require flight bookings, hotel reservations, or invitation letters during the online application process. You only need 2 digital files before continuing:
The process is designed to be completed in minutes. Here is the step-by-step breakdown:
Accuracy is Key: Double-check your passport number. Even a single-digit error can
render the visa invalid at the border.
Save for Later: If you don't have your
photo ready, you can save your progress and
return to the "Complete Ongoing Lao
eVisa Application" link later.
Check Status: You can track
your application in real-time using your Order
ID and passport number on the status page.
Entry Points: Ensure
your intended border crossing or airport accepts the eVisa, as
most major international checkpoints (like Vientiane and Luang Prabang) do.
Just as Paraguay is the heart of South America, Laos is the only landlocked country
in Southeast Asia.
Without a coastline, the nation has turned inward to its lush mountains and river networks, creating a unique, laid-back culture that is entirely different from its coastal neighbours.
The Mekong River is the lifeblood of the nation. It provides the following for its people
Laos remains one of the most untouched wildernesses in Asia. Its dense tropical rainforests are a sanctuary for rare wildlife. If you are lucky (and quiet), the deep jungles are home to:
If you love the water, Laos will not disappoint. The country is world-famous for its turquoise cascades.
If you encounter technical issues or have specific questions regarding your application, dedicated support is available 24/7:
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