Do I need International driving permit in Laos?

Although it is not required for every tourist who intends to drive in the country to have one, it is highly recommended by most tourists that have visited there.

What does "Idp" stand for?

An IDP stands for an International Driver’s Permit. It is a document that supports your valid driver’s license by translating its content into 12 widely used languages worldwide.

The information that should be included in translating is the driver information, contact information, etc.

How to get international driver’s license for Laos?

A little heads up, the proper term used for an international driver’s license is an International Driving Permit. According to international standards as per the United Nations, the IDP allows visiting tourists to drive in the country using a rented motor vehicle

Our IDP is recognized in 165+ countries worldwide including the following:

Thailand
United Kingdom
Netherlands
South Africa

5 Surprising Facts About Laos that You Should Know

Paddy production or organic rice production in Laos is a main activity.
Their local cuisine is similar to Thai and Vietnamese food which composes of glutinous rice.
The Lao people consume more glutinous rice in the world.
The best quality jasmine rice is produced in Laos along with Cambodia.
There are only 88,000 residents in Champasak, a town in Pakse of Laos.