Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Lao People's Democratic Republic

Ambassador: Mr. Pan Guangxue
Address: Wat Nak Road, Sisattanak, Vientiane, Lao P. D.R (P. O. Box 898)
Tel: +856-21-315100
Fax: +856-21-315104
Email: chinaemb_la@mfa.gov.con

Consular Section
Tel: +856-21-315105
Fax: +856-21-315104

Commercial Counselor's Office
Tel: +856-21-253026
Fax: +856-21-253024

Important Festivals in Laos
Establishment of the Lao People's Army on January 20 (1949)
Establishment of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party on March 22 (1955)
Laotian New Year (Songkran Festival or Water-Splashing Festival) before or after April 13 every year (Gregorian calendar)
Independence Day on October 12 (1945)
That Luang Festival in annual November (Gregorian calendar)
Lao National Day on December 2 (1975)

Famous Attractions in Laos
Pha That Luang is a great sacred Buddha stupa in Vientiane, Laos. Located on a hill five kilometers north of downtown Vientiane, it was built between 1560 A.D. and 1566 A.D., under the reign of King Setthathirat on the ruins of a 13th century Khmer Temple. The copper statue of King Setthathirat sits outside the west gate. This breathtaking stupa is the most significant Buddhist monument and the national symbol in Laos. It is the most magnificent stupa all over the country, in which the ashes of kings of different dynasties and accomplished monks are preserved. Moreover, it is the center of Buddhists and the Holy Land in Laos. In November every year, the biggest religious That Luang Festival will be held here.

Patuxai is situated in the center of Vientiane and close to the Chancellery. Built from 1960 to 1969, it is a great monument for people who lost their lives in the struggle for independence. It resembles the Arch of Triumph in Paris in the distance, however, it is a typical Laotian architecture decorated with exquisite carvings of Buddhism. It also provides a beautiful panorama of the Vientiane. The Music Fountain Park around Patuxai is the aid construction by the Chinese government.

Mekong goes through Laos from north to south, covering a total of about 1,500 kilometers. A boat trip on this river is an enjoyable experience.

Morning Market is actually a three-storey grocery market open till evening. All kinds of goods are sold here, such as traditional clothes, handicraft, golden or silver ornaments.

 Please contact Embassy of Laos in China if Laotians are in troubles there.

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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Laos

1.

Oct. 23,2009 10:45 Reply

Mr.jack(England) said:

hello , can i get a visa for china ? haw long ( haw meny day's ) will it take ?

Oct. 23,2009 20:52
Mr.Brandon replied:

yes, everyone can apply for China visa. It takes 4 working days.

2.

Oct. 10,2009 08:03 Reply

Mr.thilakone(laos) said:

Dear sir
my name is thilakone panyanouvong i would like to ask you How can I get a Chinese Government Scholarship for Studies in China ? someone told me to ask embassy first? and get application .how can i apply this ?

best gard

thilakone panyanouvong

Oct. 10,2009 20:46
Mr.Alexander replied:

Yes, you should contact the China embassy to get the relevant info., and the embassy will help you if you meet the requirements.

3.

Jul. 2,2009 17:46 Reply

Mr.Gustave (cameroonian) said:

Hi every one out there.i just wish to inquire if a Cameroonian pasport holder can obtain a visa from the Chinese Embassy in Laos in arrival from China to Laos.Can some one please tell me if it will be possible to get back a visa to China upone arrival in Laos?

Jul. 4,2009 22:01
Mr.Dale replied:

In principle, you can do that, but you have to contact the Chinese embassy in Laos to confirm it.

4.

May. 31,2009 23:41 Reply

Mr.Sunday(Nigeria) said:

Can someone tell me if a Nigerian can obtain a Chinese visa at Laos?

Jul. 4,2009 21:59
Mr.Philip replied:

You can call the Chinese embassy in Laos exact answer
through the following ways:
Tel: 856-21-315100, 856-21-315105
Fax: 856-21-315104, 856-21-315104
Email: chinaemb_la@mfa.gov.con

5.

May. 28,2009 21:22 Reply

Mr.Sunday(Nigeria) said:

Hi My name is Sunday,I am in Chongqing, China to visit my fiancee, and I want to visit Laos with my fiancee,an American citizen,for just 3days, can I be able to obtain a Chinese visa from Laos to re-enter china? cause my last visa is yet to expire.orthough,I am a frequent traveller to China and Holand,as stated on my passport.

May. 31,2009 01:47
Mr.Nefrentado(China/ Laos) replied:

You can obtain a Chinese visa at the Chinese embassy in Laos.

6.

Apr. 23,2009 22:12 Reply

Mr.Chanthachone Phannavong(Laos) said:

Dear Sirs,
My name is Chanthachone Phannavong,I am a teacher at Lao-Korea Vocational Training Center.I would like to asked you,How can I get a Chinese Government Scholarship for Studies in China wish to obtain Ph.D degree in China of Science Engineering.If the second one is possible how can would it application.

Thank you very much,

Best Regard,

Chanthachone Phannavong.

Apr. 24,2009 04:45
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:

Mr.Chanthachone Phannavong, please read the information on the website of China Scholarship Council http://en.csc.edu.cn/

7.

Dec. 17,2008 00:43 Reply

Ms.Natthakan(Thailand) said:

We would like to doing business in Laos.
Because our group also have a factory in China, so we would like to know if there is any Chinese bank in Vientiane.
Thank you very much.

8.

Dec. 7,2008 05:45 Reply

Ms.Aleksandra(Poland) said:

Good morning, I'm a polish citizen and I'm on my schollarship in Mongolia (I'm going to stay hre for one year).I'd would like to sightsee in China for about 30 or 40 days, and then I'd like to go to Vietnam, Kambodia and Laos. After that I have to go back to Mongolia through China. So my question is how can I get 2 months visa to China or one month visa to China with the possibility to get transit visa thrugh China in Laos. If the second one is possible how much would it cost, how much time do I have to wait and how many potos or what kind of documents is needed? Thank you very much Aleksandra

Dec. 7,2008 21:29
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:

Hi,Ms.Aleksandra
Because you will enter China for two times, I think you'd better apply for a Double-Entry Tourist Visa with 6 months Validity which permit a stay of 30 days in China each time. Otherwise, you need apply for two types of China visa (Tourist Visa & Transit Visa), the Tourist Visa is for sightseeing in China, the Transit Visa is for transiting China from Laos.

Dec. 7,2008 21:57
Mr.Ronald W.Reagan(Thailand) replied:

As Lilian answered, if you want to use one visa to enter China for sightseeing and transit China from laos, you have to apply the Dual Entries Tourist Visa. The fee is 220 Zloty. you need wait for about one week because the visa application processing takes 4 working days. You'd better take more passport photos with you because they are needed when entering Vietnam, Cambodia, laos
The other documents needed:
1/ Your original passport with at least 9 months remaining validity and at least 2 blank visa pages
2/ One completed Visa Application Form of China attached with one passport photo
3/ Your student visa of Mongolia and Mongolian Residence permit
4/ financial proof, a copy of Chinese hotel booking and flight ticket to china and to onward country maybe also needed.

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