How Does the Lao eVisa Work and Does It Save Passport Pages?

Feb 18, 2020

5 years ago

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does anyone know how the Lao evisa works does it save you a page of your passport?

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The Lao eVisa allows travelers to save a page in their passport since it's an electronic visa. However, obtaining the eVisa requires uploading various documents, making it a bit cumbersome, but it's particularly beneficial for those making frequent trips.

Robert *******

There must be a Laos Visa advice page, sorry but this page is for Thai Visa questions. Good luck.

5 years ago

Henry *********

Yes it does. Lots of uploading required, but useful if you make regular trips.

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