Where can I apply for a visa on arrival when I enter Laos from Hanoi, Vietnam?

Visa on arrival means that the applicant does not directly obtain a visa for other countries from the host country, but arrives at the port of the country with a passport and an entry permit issued by the relevant authorities of the country, and then issues a visa. Visa on arrival is usually unilateral.

Under many special circumstances, such as war, forced landing of diverted flights and sudden death of immediate family members, some countries allow China citizens to apply for visas on arrival under unforeseen circumstances. Ordinary tourism or business purposes cannot be exempted.

Applicants must pay attention to the fact that few countries apply for such visas on arrival, and the visa policy may change at any time. It is best for the applicant to contact the embassy of the destination country before departure, find out clearly before departure, and never act blindly to avoid landing visas. I. Need to join a tour group Although some countries and regions allow China tourists to "landing visa", it does not mean that citizens with private passports can leave the country by purchasing air tickets. According to China's entry and exit laws and regulations, if you want to travel to some landing visa countries, you must join a tour group and organize a tour group in a qualified travel agency. For example, in Vietnam, ordinary travelers can apply for visas on arrival at the international port (Hanoi) when they join a tour group organized by Vietnam International Travel Service, and their stay time is 1 month. Brunei, with a valid passport, can apply for a visa on arrival for a tour group organized by a travel agency, and the stay time is 14 days. Business travel requires a sponsor from Brunei or a colleague from Brunei. Second, there must be sufficient cash. At the same time, China citizens should go through the entry formalities on the spot after arriving at the border of the destination country, and the requirements of each country are different. The most common situation is that the immigration offices in most countries have the right to check the amount of cash carried by foreign tourists, and the state has the right to repatriate tourists who do not have enough travel reserve funds within the scope recognized by the state. [2]? Third, the reasons for rejection First of all, many countries have relevant regulations on the articles carried by inbound passengers, and fruits, some medicines, animals and plants are under strict control. In addition, you must prepare the hotel order and a certain amount of money as proof of going to the country. The immigration bureau of any country has the right to check the amount of funds carried by foreign guests entering the country, and the state has the right to refuse the entry of tourists who do not carry the tourist reserve fund within the scope recognized by the state. Finally, the materials needed to handle "landing visa" are incomplete, such as round-trip air tickets and a specified number of identity photos.

For Laos, 15 day visa on arrival, 20 USD. However, according to the entry requirements of the country, it is necessary to arrive from a country without diplomatic institutions in Laos. Therefore, people from Thailand or China, or even from Viet Nam to Laos, should not meet the requirements for visas on arrival. But many friends said that this rule seems to be just a "paper tiger".