• the animal must be implanted with a microchip that consists of 15 digits and complies with the ISO 11784/11785 standard. The number of the microchip must be displayed in the health certificate;
• rabies vaccination 30 days to 12 months before entering Laos. Dogs should also be vaccinated against leptospirosis and receive a DHPPi vaccination;
• rabies titer test is not required;
• veterinary certificate;
• get a permit before entering the Department of animal husbandry and Fisheries of Laos;
• treatment from parasites before entry is not required;
• birds, invertebrates, tropical fish, amphibians, rodents are not subject to the requirements for rabies vaccination, but may have to meet other requirements that should be specified in the relevant authorities of your country/country of destination.

• 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco (this item is prohibited for persons under 16 years of age);
• 1 liter of strong alcohol and 2 liters of wine (this item is prohibited for persons under 16 years of age);
• 250 grams of Eau de toilette and 50 grams of perfume;
• Tools for professional use by the traveler and Means for carrying luggage;
• One used camera or one video camera with 10 film coils;
• One used Movie Camera;
• One used tape recorder;
• One used radio receiver;
• Used sports equipment and tent;
• One used baby carriage;
• Other personal items not for commercial use that cost less than 50 dollar.

• foreign currency equivalent of more than 2,000 dollars;
• antiques.

• weapons, explosives, toxic and flammable substances;
• narcotic drugs.

• antiques, art objects;
• images of the Buddha, except for souvenirs;
• wild animals, their bones, horns, feathers.

To travel by car in Laos, tourists must have an international driver's license. Although citizens of Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and China can use their local driver's license.

The required age for management in the country is 18 years. To rent a car, the client must be at least 23 years old.

Car rental in Laos is not very popular. There are major centers in Vientiane, Luang Prabang and Pax where you can rent a car.

Often, rental companies do not allow you to leave a certain region and limit the mileage. It is easier to rent a bicycle or motorcycle; this is a common practice.

Traffic in Laos is right-hand. Keep in mind that almost no one follows the traffic rules in Laos. However, local drivers are quite unhurried and friendly, so there is a chance to solve all traffic issues on the road without problems. On intercity highways, localities are often built close to the road, and you can run over a pedestrian. Pets can enter the road.

The speed limit in Laos is very conditional. In localities, the speed is reduced to 30 km/hour when passing sections bordering children's educational institutions, retail outlets, and medical institutions.