How to divide the Lao visa area

In order to better carry out consular and visa business, many countries have set up a number of embassies and consulates, which are set up in different parts of the country and divided into a number of consular areas. According to the number of consular areas set up, the number of consular areas divided is also different. However, some countries do not divide the consular areas and can submit them at will. For example, Lao visas are divided. How does the country divide the consular areas?

The Lao Embassy has set up six embassies and consulates in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Nanning, Kunming and Changsha, which are divided into six consular areas according to the location of the establishment, and applicants are required to submit them according to their local household registration, that is, the embassy divides the consular area according to the place of household registration.

Although the territorial area is divided, the requirements for the territorial area are not strict. Applicants can submit in their own territorial area or across the territorial area, and there is no need to provide a valid residence certificate.

In particular, when handling electronic visas, you can log on to the official website to fill in the information online, upload the electronic scanned copy and pay for it to complete the entire application process. You do not need to submit it to the embassy, and there is no requirement for the consular area. Laos visa processing time is also relatively fast, with results within three working days.

Moreover, the validity period after signing out is 60 days, and you can stay for 30 days, which is the same as the validity period and stay period of the sticker, and there is no difference, except that the sticker has no port of entry restrictions, and the electronic signature requires entry from within the specified port.

In short, the Lao visa is divided into six consular areas according to the domicile of the applicant, but the requirements are not strict. The applicant can choose to submit it in his own consular area or across consular areas. There is no difference in materials. Electronic signatures can also be handled online.