Laos eVisa for UK citizens

Yes, UK citizens need a visa to travel to Laos. The Laos eVisa is the most convenient option for tourism purposes, as it allows online application and avoids embassy visits.

No, UK citizens are not exempt from Laos visa requirements. All UK nationals must obtain a visa to enter the country, whether for tourism or business purposes.

UK citizens travelling to Laos by land must obtain a visa. Visas on arrival are available at certain land border crossings, but not all entry points offer this service. It’s recommended to check ahead and consider applying for an eVisa to save time.

A Laos tourist visa allows a stay of up to 30 days from the date of entry. You must leave the country or apply for an extension before this period expires.

While a return ticket is not strictly required for the visa application, it may be requested by immigration officials upon entry to Laos to confirm your travel plans.

Yes, UK citizens can obtain a visa on arrival at certain entry points in Laos. However, this process can involve long queues and additional paperwork. Applying for a Laos eVisa online is generally faster and more convenient.

The Laos eVisa starts from £74 (USD 91). If you decide to add on embassy registration as an extra service, this fee can increase. You’ll see the final price when you’re paying for the visa.

Yes, as long as you enter Laos within the eVisa’s 60-day validity period, your travel dates can be adjusted without requiring a new application.

You can check the status of your application by reviewing email confirmations and updates sent by OnTrailVisa. If you have any questions throughout the process, please contact our support team.

Yes, you can extend your visa by contacting the Laos Immigration Office. Tourist visas can typically be extended for an additional 30 days, subject to a fee.

No, the Laos eVisa and most other visa types are single-entry only. If you plan to leave and re-enter Laos, you’ll need to apply for a new visa.

If your visa expires, you must contact the Laos Immigration Office immediately to apply for an extension. Overstaying your visa can result in fines or penalties, so it’s best to address the situation promptly.

Travel insurance is not mandatory for entry to Laos, but it is highly recommended to cover unexpected medical expenses or travel-related issues.

There are no mandatory vaccinations to enter Laos, but it is recommended to have routine vaccinations up to date, along with protection against diseases like typhoid and hepatitis A.