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Corrections are the messages we value most. Roads, prices and rules in Lai Chau change faster than any guide can track, and travellers who have just crossed the pass or come down a mountain are often the first to know. A useful report answers four questions:

1. Which page, and which sentence or table row?
2. What did you find instead?
3. When did you find it? The date matters, because conditions change.
4. How do you know? A link to an official page, or what you saw on the road or trail.

Confirmed corrections are made on the page and recorded in the corrections log on the about page.

The site has labelled advertising spaces, kept apart from editorial text. If you would like to advertise, choose “Advertising enquiry” in the form and tell us what you have in mind. Advertising does not buy a mention, a description or a link inside the guide's pages.

Check the “last checked” date under the section you want to write about. If the date is recent and your information is older, the page may already reflect the change. If the official source linked there says something different from the page, that is exactly the kind of report we want.

For questions about entry to Vietnam, visas or your own travel insurance, official sources answer faster than we can: the government e-visa portal, your embassy and your insurer. For permits inside Lai Chau, the commune office, the provincial police and the border guard are the authorities; our permits page explains which one handles what, as far as published rules make clear.