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Laos port codes (UN/LOCODE)

Every place in Laos that UN/LOCODE lists as a seaport, airport or inland container depot. All codes start with LA. Filter the list, then click a code to copy it into your invoice, shipping instruction or booking.

Country codeLA
Seaports0
Inland depots5
Airports23
ExampleLAAOU · Attopeu

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Inland depots 5 codes

CodeNameRegion
NateuyLM
Savannakhét (Savannakhet)
Thakhek
ThanalengVT
VangtaoCH

Airports 23 codes

CodeNameRegion
Attopeu
Ban HoueiBK
Houeisay
Khong
Luang Namtha
Luang Prabang
Muong Sai
Oudomxay
Paksane
Pakxe
PhongsalyPH
Sam Neua
Saravane
Sayaboury
Seno
Thakhek
Udomxay
Vangrieng
Viengxay
Vientiane
Xayabury
Xieng Khouang
Xienglom

Source: UN/LOCODE 2025-1 (UNECE), public domain via the datasets/un-locode project. Names are shown as in UN/LOCODE, usually in the local spelling.

Port codes in other countries

Port code lookup (UN/LOCODE) →

Guides on this topic

What a UN/LOCODE is

UN/LOCODE is the United Nations code for trade and transport locations. It has 5 characters: the 2-letter country code and 3 characters for the place, for example KRPUS for Busan, Korea, and NLRTM for Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Where you need port codes

Bookings, bills of lading, customs declarations and many invoices and shipping instructions use UN/LOCODEs for the port of loading and the port of discharge. Using the code avoids confusion between places with similar names.

Port, airport or inland depot?

A city can have several codes: a seaport, an airport or an inland container depot. Pick the one that matches your mode of transport; the type column shows what each code is used for.

Common questions

What is the UN/LOCODE country code for Laos?

LA. Every UN/LOCODE in Laos starts with LA, followed by 3 letters or digits for the place, for example LAAOU for Attopeu.

Which code goes in the port of loading or port of discharge?

Use the code of the seaport where the cargo is loaded or discharged, as shown on the booking and the bill of lading. Some cities have separate codes for the port, the airport and inland depots: pick the one for your mode of transport and confirm it with your carrier or forwarder.

Why is a place missing or spelled differently?

This page lists only places that UN/LOCODE marks as a seaport, airport or inland depot, with the names as UN/LOCODE spells them (often the local spelling). Carriers sometimes still use older codes, so search the port code lookup for other spellings and confirm important codes with your carrier.

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