How to apply for a visa in Laos

Laos opens ordinary visas and landing visa to China citizens who hold ordinary passports for personal reasons. China citizens from third countries can apply for visas on arrival at the port of entry with relevant materials. In addition, to apply for an ordinary visa, you must go to the visa office of the embassy or the consulate of the corresponding consular district, or you can entrust other agencies to do it.

Materials required to apply for an ordinary visa: original passport, 2 photos (2-inch color photos taken within half a year), copies of the front and back of ID card, and copies of the first page of passport.

The customs and habits that need to be paid attention to when going to Laos are as follows: When Laos meet guests, they usually salute each other (that is, put their hands and fingers together and hold them high). For monks, royalty, elders, superiors and other people taller than themselves, cross your hands on your forehead; For the younger generation, the lower class, etc. Put your palms under your chin. For peers or ordinary people, put your palms in front of your face. Nowadays, they are generally treated equally. Laotians are jealous of others touching their heads. The head is considered to be the most sacred part, and no one can violate it at will. Take off your shoes in the temple and dress neatly and dignified. Men and women should not be too close in public places, nor should they lose their temper in public places.