YES.
I got one there yesterday afternoon between about 4.30pm and 5pm.
There were no extra fees or bribes over the standard fee which, for an Australian, was $30.
There were two forms, one large and one small. It was very quick as I was the only non-local. Everybody else crossing was Vietnamese and didn’t need a visa. The line getting out of Vietnam was slower. Again no fees or bribes there either.
Crossing the border on foot is not a problem.
On the website of the Lao embassy in Paris, you can find on the download page a document on the entry points into Laos. On this document, you can see for each entry point whether it delivers visas (“Visa à
l’arrivée”).
For the border post of Phou Kue (Attapeu)/ Beu Y (Quangtoum), the document says it delivers visas on arrival.
This seems authoritative, but there is no date on the document and the download page mentions a last update in January 2013, so I have no idea if this is still valid (the page from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs does not link to the right Lao embassy website).
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