palestine passport holder

by mohamed dara
(malaysia)

Can a Palestine passport holder get a free visa on arrival?

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Sep 02, 2012
 Out of coverage
by: D.Phothisane

Hi,

I wish I can answer your question, but I've no idea.
I've not done a research on other countries other than Laos. I'm sorry I can't be of help to you.

Sep 02, 2012
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by: Anonymous

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Jul 16, 2012
 Jordan passport holders can't get Lao visa on arrival
by: D.Phothisane

Hello,

Jordan passport holders are not entitled to Lao visa on arrival. FYI: the list of nationalities that can't get Lao visa on arrival can be viewed here https://www.laos-guide-999.com/visa-on-arrival.html#noteligble

Hope this helps,
D.
Jul 16, 2012
 Jordanin passport
by: Anonymous

The Jordanin passport can get visa on arrival or not?
Oct 26, 2011
 No free visa to Laos for Palestine
by: D,

Hi Mohamed Dara,
Thanks for dropping by and leaving the question.

The answer to your question is YES and NO.

YES, you can get a Lao visa on arrival at Lao international airports and land border crossing that marked international crossing, though you have to pay a fee of US$30.

NO, you can't get a FREE visa to Laos (not that I know off). I haven't heard of anything about Laos-Palestine visa free agreement. Unless the governments of the two counties have signed a visa exemption agreement, the visa is not free.

However, the good news is that Palestine is not in the list of ineligible countries for Lao visa on arrival. So... you're free to arrival at the airports and get the visa.

Hope this clear things up for you.

All the best,
D.

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