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All you need to know about getting a visa to Cambodia

Mar 22, 2022 • 4 min read

Most visitors to Cambodia will need to apply for an e-visa before their trip © Grant Faint / Getty Images

Cambodia is currently one of the most open and visitor-friendly countries in Southeast Asia following COVID-19 travel restrictions.

As of 17 March 2022, visa-on-arrival has been reinstated for most visitors and all COVID-19 travel-related testing requirements have been lifted.

Do I need a visa to visit Cambodia?

The simple answer is yes: most nationalities need a visa to enter the Kingdom of Cambodia, including citizens of Australia, the European Union, the UK and the US. The main exceptions are citizens from the Association of Southeast Asian (ASEAN) neighbors who are granted visa-free access; these countries include Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam. Some other Asian nationalities, including Japan and South Korea, may also enter Cambodia without a visa in most circumstances. Citizens of Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka and Sudan need to make advance arrangements for a Cambodian visa.

A 1-month tourist visa costs US$30; easily extendable business visas cost US$35. Online tourist e-visas cost US$36, which includes a US$6 processing charge.

Do I need a photograph?

Photos are no longer required with visas for those arriving at airports, although some land crossings still require them and charge US$2–3 if you do not have one.

What about visas during the time of COVID-19?

Cambodia suspended its visa-on-arrival program in June 2020 but made the bold decision to reinstate it with immediate effect from 17 March 2022. It is also possible to apply for a Cambodian e-visa online .

It is also possible to apply for longer-stay visas at Cambodian embassies around the world . 

What you need to know when for applying for a Cambodian visa

• Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from your planned entry or you won’t be allowed to enter the country.
• Cambodian visas take up an entire passport page – unless you are entering on a tourist e-visa, which takes up about a quarter-page.

Are there any special entry requirements related to COVID-19?

Cambodia blew the doors off quarantined Southeast Asia on November 15, 2021, when the government announced an unexpected total reopening for fully vaccinated travelers. Some pre-departure and arrival testing remained in place until recently but the requirement for COVID-19 travel testing was lifted in a bold move towards normality from March 2022. Visitors are free to travel anywhere in Cambodia without the need to quarantine and there are no curfews in place anywhere in the country.

Unvaccinated travelers are still required to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival in a pre-booked hotel or a designated government facility. 

Can I extend my Cambodian visa?

Those seeking work in Cambodia should opt for a business visa, as it is easily extendable for longer periods, including multiple entries and exits. A tourist visa can be extended only once and only for 1 month and does not allow for re-entry. Overstaying a visa currently costs US$10 a day.

Visa extensions are issued at the large immigration office located directly across the road from Phnom Penh International Airport. Extensions are easy to arrange, taking just a couple of days. The cost is US$45 for 1 month (for both tourist and business visas), US$75 for 3 months, US$155 for 6 months and US$285 for 1 year. Some hotels and travel agents in Phnom Penh can help with arrangements for a small fee.

Where can I enter Cambodia?

Cambodia has three international gateways for arrival by air – Phnom Penh , Siem Reap and Sihanoukville – and a large number of land borders with neighboring Thailand, Vietnam and Laos. Formalities at Cambodia’s international airports are generally smooth.

Crossing at land borders is usually easy as well, though immigration officers may try to extract some extra cash, either for the visa itself or via some other scam. Crossing from Thailand, immigration officials may demand payment in baht and round up the exchange rate considerably in their favor. Overcharging is also an issue at the Laos border, but not usually a problem at Vietnam borders. Arranging an e-visa in advance can help avoid any hassles or surcharges.

Departure from Cambodia during COVID-19

You do not need a PCR test to leave Cambodia, though you should check whether a “Fit-to-Fly” PCR test or rapid antigen is required for your onward stop, whether a stay in another country, transit through another country or return to your home country.

There are currently COVID-19 testing labs in several cities around Cambodia, including multiple testing labs in Phnom Penh, one lab in Siem Reap, one lab in Sihanoukville and one lab in Battambang . In practice, it is easiest to work with the labs in Phnom Penh or Siem Reap, so we recommend making one of these cities your departure destination from Cambodia if a Fit-to-Fly certificate is required.

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Visa Requirements for Cambodia

Any trip through Southeast Asia almost always includes a stop in Cambodia to visit the legendary temples of Angkor Wat , but to get there, you'll likely need a visa to enter the country. A visa is required for almost all foreign nationals coming into Cambodia, except for citizens of the neighboring countries Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Brunei, Myanmar, and the Philippines.

Luckily, Cambodia offers an easy-to-obtain e-visa for tourists that you can apply for and download online. The e-visa allows visitors to enter the country one time for a period of up to 30 days , so if you plan to leave Cambodia and come back, you'll need to apply for an additional visa.

If you don't have time to apply for the e-visa—it can take up to three business days for processing—you can also get a visa on arrival when you arrive at the airport or cross the border from a neighboring country. Visas on arrival are also available for business travelers and individuals with Cambodian ancestry.

Tourist e-Visa

Without a doubt, the easiest way to enter Cambodia as a tourist is by applying online for the e-visa, known as the T class visa. It's a simple process that takes a few minutes to complete and while it can take up to three business days to be processed, most applicants receive their visas via email within 24 hours. In fact, the most complicated part is finding the official Cambodian visa webpage , since a Google search brings up several results for third-party companies that take more time and charge more money for the same visa (it can also be done via an app on your Apple or Android smartphone). If you're paying more than $36, you're on the wrong webpage.

Tourist visas allow visitors to enter the country once and stay for up to 30 days. They cannot be renewed, so you'll need to leave the country and apply for a new visa if you want to stay.

Visa Fees and Application

Once you're on the Cambodian visa webpage, the application itself is easy to fill out and very straightforward. Apart from entering your personal information on your passport, there are only a few other things you'll need.

• You'll need to upload a digital photo or scan of your passport as well as a digital photo of yourself on a neutral background. In both cases, a photo taken with your cellphone usually works.
• You'll also need to choose your port of entry, which is likely either the Siem Reap Airport or Phnom Penh Airport.
• If you'll be crossing via land from Thailand, Vietnam, or Laos, you'll have to choose the border crossing checkpoint you plan to use, since the visa is only valid for the crossing you indicate in the application.
• The standard visa fee of $30 is payable at the time of application, plus a $6 processing fee.
• Even though it's a little more expensive and you could save $6 by getting the visa on arrival, immigration is notoriously slow and you could be waiting for hours until you're allowed to pass through. The e-visa streamlines the process and is well worth the small additional fee.
• Most applicants are emailed their visas within 24 hours of submitting the application, although it can take up to three business days.
• When you get the email with your visa, it will instruct you to print two copies. You'll need one for entering Cambodia and another one for leaving, so don't overlook it.

Tourist Visa on Arrival

Tourist visas, or T class visas, can also be obtained on arrival in Cambodia. It's slightly cheaper than applying for the e-visa, but long lines and sluggish processing for visas on arrival are the norm, so the e-visa is usually your best bet. If you need to get to Cambodia in a hurry and don't have time to wait for the e-visa (it usually takes under 24 hours to process but can take up to three business days), then the visa on arrival is a convenient fallback.

E-visas are accepted at all of the airports in Cambodia, but not at every land border crossing . If you are crossing the border in a vehicle from Thailand, Vietnam, or Laos, you should confirm that your port of entry accepts e-visas ; if they don't, you'll need to request the visa on arrival.

The visa application is nearly identical to the e-visa, but you'll download and print the form instead of filling it out online.

• Apart from the application, you'll need your passport and a physical passport photo, so make sure you have one before landing in Cambodia.
• The visa fee is $30 which must be paid in cash in U.S. dollars. Try to have the exact amount on hand, because it's unlikely you'll get change back. The airports have ATMs available but they don't always have cash available, so don't rely on them.
• If you're crossing at a land border, expect to pay another $1–$20 in "fees" to the immigration official. There's no official listing of land crossing fees, but since the official has the authority to deny your entry, your only option is to pay it.

Business/Ordinary Visa

For anyone who wants to stay in Cambodia long-term, you'll need to apply for an E class visa (not to be confused with the electronic "e-visa"). E class visas are also referred to as "business visas" or "ordinary visas," and they allow the holder to stay in Cambodia for extended periods of time. Ordinary visas initially last for 30 days, but can be extended once you're in the country for up to 12 months at a time.

There are four types of ordinary visa extensions: one for workers (class EB), one for people seeking employment (class EG), one for students (class ES), and one for retirees (class ER).

The ordinary/business visa is a visa on arrival (you cannot get one electronically before arriving). Make sure you have a filled out application , passport photo, and $35 in U.S. dollars. The visa on arrival is valid for 30 days, so you'll need to apply for the appropriate visa extension if you plan to stay longer. Visa extensions are granted for up to 12 months at a time, and only the six-month or 12-month extensions allow holders to leave and re-enter Cambodia.

• Workers (EB Extension) : This extension is for those who are working, volunteering, or freelancing in Cambodia plus their immediate family members. You'll need a letter of employment from a Cambodian company or a letter stating you're self-employed with an official government stamp. Family members will have to show documents that prove the relation between them and the sponsor. This visa allows workers to live in Cambodia, but you'll still need a valid work permit to legally have a job in Cambodia.
• Employment Seekers (EG Extension) : If you're looking for work in Cambodia, the EG extension lets you have up to six months to find a job and then convert the EG extension into an EB extension.
• Students (ES Extension) : Essentially a student visa, you'll need to show a letter of acceptance into a Cambodian education program, plus proof of sufficient funds to support yourself.
• Retirees (ER Extension) : Retired individuals who want to live in Cambodia can apply for the ER extension if they are over 55 and have proof of sufficient funds to live.

The extension must be applied for within 30 days of arrival and before your visa expires. The official way to do it is to visit the Immigration Department in Phnom Penh, which is next to the airport. The fees for the extension seem to vary arbitrarily, depending on the type of extension, the length of stay, and the official who helps you. For an extra fee, there are agencies all over the country who will submit the paperwork for you.

The Khmer visa, or K class visa, is a special lifetime visa for individuals with a family relation to Cambodia, typically the children of Cambodian emigrants. This is also a visa on arrival and you'll need the completed application form , your current passport, and a passport photo as well. Officially, you'll also need documentation that proves Cambodian ancestry, such as a birth certificate, marriage certificate, or a photocopy of a Cambodian parent's passport. Unofficially, people have been able to get the Khmer visa by showing identification with a Cambodian last name and speaking the language.

The Khmer visa should be free of charge to eligible applicants, but immigration officials sometimes charge a "facilitation fee."

Visa Overstays

The penalty for overstaying your visa is a fee of $10 per day, for up to 30 days. Although you should never overstay a visa, if you need to stay longer by just a couple of days, the truth is that it's likely easier and less expensive to overstay your visa than to request an extension.

After 30 days, however, the penalties drastically increase. In addition to being liable for the mounting fees, you'll also risk imprisonment, immediate deportation, and a possible ban on being able to return to Cambodia.

Extending Your Visa

If you have a tourist visa—obtained electronically or on arrival—you are allowed to extend it one time for an additional 30 days. Just like requesting an extension to an ordinary/business visa, you can request the tourist extension in person at the Immigration Department in Phnom Penh or hire an agency to submit the paperwork for you. As with the ordinary visa, the fee for requesting an extension can vary, but it's usually between $30 and $50.

Kingdom of Cambodia Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation. "Visa Type Information. " August 2021.

Tourism of Cambodia. "Cambodia Visa and Passport." January 17, 2019.

Kingdom of Cambodia Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation. "Port Entry Information." August 2021.

Cambodia Embassy. "Business (Type-E) Visa." 2020.

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Visa to Cambodia: All Things You Need to Know Before Planing a Trip to Cambodia

Almost nationalities need a visa to enter Cambodia but it is quite easy to get it. The following article will show you all about Cambodia visa that you should know before planning a trip to this Kingdom. Let’s check it out:

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There are two main Cambodia visa types depending on your purpose and durations of the intended stay in the country:

Tourist visa allows foreign travelers to stay in Cambodia in 30 days.

This tourist visa allows foreign travelers to stay in Cambodia in 30 days. Tourists can apply for the tourist visa in advance (online E-visa) or on arrival at the airports or land crossing borders. The tourist visa can be extended only once for up to 30 days at the Department of Immigration in Phnom Penh or you may get support from a local travel agency. Keep in mind that this is a single visa so after a maximum of 60 days, you must leave Cambodia and obtain a new one if you want to come back.

In case you intend to stay in Cambodia for more than 2 months, you should get the ordinary visa upon arrival at the airports or land border crossings only (not online E-visa). This type of visa also valid for 30 days but you can extend it for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months depending your duration. The 6- and 12-month extensions allow multiple entries into the country, meaning you can leave Cambodia and come back on the same valid visa.

Cambodia ordinary visa is also divided into 4 different types:

• EB Visa Extension or business visa is intended for those working in Cambodia.
• EG Visa Extension is for those searching for employment.
• ER Visa Extension is for retired people. It is usually only granted to those who are 55 years old and up. People under 55 can get ER Visa as long as they prove to have enough savings.
• ES Visa Extension is for students who are studying abroad in Cambodia.
• K class visa : This is a free lifetime and multiple entries visa, granted to the Cambodian who hold a foreign passport.
• B class visa : This is for employees of organizations that are in Cambodia at the government’s invitation.
• C class visa : This type of visa is only issued to employees of international NGOs with a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cambodia.

II. How to get Tourist Cambodia Visa

Cambodia Tourist Visa is easily obtained upon arrival.

Passports holders from the following countries can enter Cambodia without visa:

• Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Laos and Vietnam (single entry and maximum of 30 days).
• Thailand, Myanmar, Brunei, Seychelles (single entry and maximum of 14 days).
• Philippines (single entry and maximum of 21 days).

For longer stay, citizens of these countries also have to obtain Cambodia Visa as other nationalities.

Applying for a visa at Embassy or Consulate is a traditional way to make sure that you have visa before getting on plane. You should contact the nearest Cambodian Embassy/ Consulate in your home country first and ask them about documents and procedures before going there in person. Generally, it requires a visa application form, original passport with the validity of at least 6 months before the entry date, a passport-sized photo and visa fee. The paperwork often takes 3-5 working days to process. After that your Cambodia visa will be sent straightly to your home if you choose to receive it by post office or you have go to embassy to take it.

Note: Passport holders from Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka and Sudan must apply for Cambodia visa in person at a Cambodian Embassy/ Consulate overseas for any kind of visit. This is an only way to get it.

III. Get Visa to Cambodia on Arrival

If you don’t have time to go to Cambodia Embassy in your home country or even there is no embassy there, you can totally get Cambodia visa upon arrival airports or land border checkpoints.

Upon arrival airports or land border checkpoints, tourists need to fill in all required information into Arrival/Departure Card.

• A passport valid for more than 6 months with at least 1 blank page
• Two passport-size photos
• Visa fee: 30 – 33 USD in cash only
• Visa application form (available upon arrival)

You are required to show your photos and valid passport to Immigration Office and then fill in application form. The fee is 30 USD/ per person at the airports and 33 USD at the border gates for a 30-days stay, pay in cash only. There are often long lines to obtain a visa on arrival and it will take you some time (20 – 30 minutes or more, especially at land border checkpoints).

Phnom Penh International Airport – the largest airport in Cambodia.

Siem Reap International Airport – the busiest airport in Cambodia.

Cambodia – Vietnam crossing borders:

1. Bavet International Border Checkpoint in Svay Rieng/ Moc Bai, Tay Ninh, Vietnam 2. Kha Orm Sam Nor International Border Checkpoint in Kandal/ Vinh Xuong, Chau Doc, An Giang, Vietnam 3. Tropeang Sre International Border Checkpoint in Kratie/ Hoa Lu, Binh Phuoc, Vietnam 4. Prek Chak International Border Checkpoint (Kampot Province)/ Xa Xia, Ha Tien, Kien Giang, Vietnam 5. Phnom Den International Border Checkpoint in Takeo/ Tinh Bien, An Giang, Vietnam 6. Oyadav International Border Checkpoint in Rattankiri/ Le Tanh, Gia Lai Province, Vietnam 7. Tropieng Phlong International Border Checkpoint in Kampong Cham/ Xa Mat, Vietnam 8. Banteay Chakrey International Border Checkpoint in Prey Veng/ Dinh Ba, Dong Thap, Vietnam 9. Samrong International Border Checkpoint in Svay Rieng/ My Quy Tay, Long An, Vietnam

 Cambodia – Thailand crossing borders:

1. Cham Yeam International Border Checkpoint in Koh Kong/ Had Lek, Trat, Thailand 2. Poi Pet International Border Checkpoint in Banteay Meanchey/ Aranyaprathet, Sa Kaeo, Thailand 3. Osmach International Check Point in Odor Meanchey/ Chong Jom, Surin, Thailand 4. Anglong Veng International Check Point in Banteay Meanchey/ Chong Sa Ngam, Sisaket, Thailand 5. Prum International Check Point in Pailin/ Ban Pakard, Chantaburi, Thailand 6. Doung International Check Point in Battambang/ Ban Laem, Chantaburi, Thailand

Cambodia – Laos crossing borders:

1. Dong Krolar International Check Point in Strung Treng/ Voeung Kam, Champasack, Laos

IV. Get Cambodia E-visa

Cambodia E-visa allows foreign tourists to enter the country for tourism purpose only. This is single entry visa and you can stay here with maximum of 30 days. The procedure is very simple and save much time since you don’t need to go to Cambodia Embassy/ Consulate to get visa in person as well as avoid long queue at the airports or land borders. Currently, there are 220 countries eligible for Cambodia E-visa.

Cambodia E-Visa can be completed within 3 working days.

• A passport valid for more than 6 months
• A soft copy of passport full data page photo in JPG/ PNG format
• A soft copy of passport-size photo in JPG/ PNG format
• A valid international credit or debit card
• An email address to receive approved E-visa.
• Visit E-visa Kingdom of Cambodia (Official Government Website) to apply Cambodia E-visa
• Complete online application form with basic personal information, passport details and a current email address
• Make the payment by using your VisaCard, MasterCard, Union Pay or Alipay. The fee is 36 USD/ per person.
• It will take about 3 working days to process your application. If it is approved, your Cambodia E-visa will be sent to your email.
• You are required to print 2 copies of the Cambodia E-visa to present when entering/exiting the country. It is also advised to keep this copy with you at all times during your stay in Cambodia.

Terminal building in Phnom Penh Airport.

Tourists getting Cambodia E-visa can enter and exit Cambodia through 3 international airports and 4 land border crossing points:

1. Phnom Penh International Airport 2. Siem Riep International Airport 3. Sihanoukville International Airport 4. Bavet International Border Checkpoint in Svay Rieng (Cambodia – Vietnam) 5. Cham Yeam International Border Checkpoint in Koh Kong (Cambodia – Thailand) 6. Poipet International Border Checkpoint in Banteay Meanchey (Cambodia – Thailand) 7. Tropaeng Kreal Border Checkpoint in Stung Streng (Cambodia – Laos).

If you are planning a trip to Cambodia but still confused how to get a visa, don’t worry, we are here to help you more than that. Let’s contact us to make a perfect trip!

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Exercise normal precautions in Cambodia. Some areas have increased risks. Read the entire Travel Advisory.

Exercise increased precautions in:

• Phnom Penh due to  crime.
• Very remote areas of Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, Pursat, Siem Reap, Pailin, and Kampong Thom provinces due to  land mines.

Read the  country information page  for additional information on travel to Cambodia.

If you decide to travel to Cambodia:

• Enroll in the  Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP)  to receive Alerts and make it easier to locate you in an emergency.
• Follow the Department of State on  Facebook  and  Twitter .
• Review the  Country Security Report  for Cambodia.

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• Prepare a contingency plan for emergency situations. Review the  Traveler’s Checklist .

Phnom Penh – Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution

Street crime, particularly phone and bag snatchings, occurs frequently in areas where foreigners gather; resistance can result in injury. Be aware of your surroundings at all times and to be extra vigilant when displaying items like jewelry, bags and cell phones in public. Violent crime, such as sexual assault and homicide, is common, sometimes against foreigners.

Do not physically resist any robbery attempt. Use caution when walking or driving at night.

Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, Pursat, Siem Reap, Pailin, and Kampong Thom provinces – Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution

Land mines and unexploded ordnance are found in very remote areas throughout Cambodia, and especially in Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, Pursat, Siem Reap, Pailin, and Kampong Thom provinces.

Do not touch unknown metal objects; instead notify the Cambodia Mine Action Center at 012-800-473/023-995-437. Use a local guide when walking in forested areas or dry rice paddies in these areas.

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Please visit the  Embassy’s COVID-19 page  for more information on entry/exit requirements related to COVID-19 in Cambodia. 

You will need a valid passport and a Cambodian visa to enter Cambodia. Tourist and business visas are valid for one month from the date of entry into Cambodia.  Cambodia offers on-line visa processing . You may also apply in person at the Cambodian Embassy located at 4530 16th Street NW, Washington, DC 20011, tel. 202-726-7742, fax 202-726-8381.

Tourists, diplomats, and business travelers may also obtain a Cambodian visa at the airports in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and at all major border crossings. Cambodian immigration officials at airports now collect fingerprints upon entry using an inkless, electronic process. You will need a passport valid for a minimum of six months beyond the date of entry into Cambodia.

If you remain in Cambodia beyond the date of your authorized stay, Cambodian immigration officials will likely impose a fine of $10 per day overstayed. In cases of excessive overstays, you may be arrested for violating immigration laws and detained as you undergo official deportation proceedings at your own expense. Deportation from Cambodia may result in your being prohibited from reentering Cambodia in the future. You should contact the nearest Cambodian embassy or consulate, or visit the  Embassy of the Kingdom of Cambodia website  for the most current visa information.

The U.S. Department of State is unaware of any HIV/AIDS entry restrictions for visitors to or foreign residents of Cambodia

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The Department of State is concerned that individuals and groups may be planning terrorist actions against U.S. citizens and interests, including at sites frequented by Westerners in Southeast Asia. Extremist groups in Southeast Asia have transnational capabilities to carry out attacks against locations where Westerners congregate. Although the extremist threat in Cambodia is considered low and terrorist attacks are not common, U.S. citizens residing in, or traveling to, Cambodia should exercise caution in clubs, discos, bars, restaurants, hotels, places of worship, schools, outdoor recreation venues, tourist areas, beach resorts, and other places frequented by foreigners. U.S. citizens should remain vigilant with regard to their personal security and avoid ongoing police enforcement actions, crowds, and demonstrations. See Department of State’s  Worldwide Caution .

Land mines and unexploded ordnance are found in remote rural areas throughout Cambodia, and especially in Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, Pursat, Siem Reap, Kampong Thom, and Oddar Meanchey  provinces. Travelers in these regions should never walk in forested areas or even in dry rice paddies without a local guide. Areas around small bridges on secondary roads are particularly dangerous. Travelers should not touch anything that resembles a mine or unexploded ordnance; they should notify the Cambodia Mine Action Center at 012-800-473/023-995-437.

Crime:  Cambodia has a critical crime rate, including street crime. Military weapons and explosives are readily available to criminals despite authorities’ efforts to collect and destroy such weapons. Armed robberies occur frequently, and foreign residents and visitors, including U.S. citizens, are among the victims. The Embassy has also received reports that residences and hotel rooms of U.S. citizens in Phnom Penh were burglarized while the occupants were asleep.

The most common type of theft is “snatch and grab” robbery, and anything that can be quickly grabbed is at risk: cameras, jewelry, purses, backpacks, mobile phones, etc. Exercise caution and keep belongings out of sight if you travel via “tuk-tuk,” as passengers in these open-air vehicles have been targeted by thieves. If walking along the street, make yourself less of a target by carrying bags or items in your hand or on the shoulder that is furthest from the street. If someone attempts to rob you, you should surrender your valuables immediately, since any perceived resistance may be met with physical violence, including lethal force. The U.S. Embassy has received reports of violent robberies escalating into fatalities. 

Pickpockets, some who are masquerading as beggars, are present in the markets and at the tourist sites. Sometimes they may act overly friendly, placing their hand on your shoulder or back to distract you in order to pick your pocket.

To avoid the risk of theft or confiscation of original documents, the U.S. Embassy advises its personnel and all U.S. citizens traveling to, or residing in, Cambodia to carry photocopies of their U.S. passport, driver's license, and other important documents and to leave the originals in a hotel safe or other secure place. The U.S. Embassy advises citizens not to give their passport as collateral for motorcycle rentals, hotels, etc. Local police rarely investigate reports of crime against tourists, and travelers should not expect to recover stolen items. It has also been reported that some police stations charge foreigners between $20 and $100 to file a police report.

Foreigners travelling to Cambodia should be aware of common scams targeting tourists, often involving card games. [MWP(P1] The Embassy has received reports of U.S. citizens being approached by individuals in public locations, such as popular shopping malls, and being invited to their homes where they end up participating in card games. These are often scams to steal tourists’ money. If you find yourself a victim of one of these scams, you should contact the U.S. Embassy.

Foreigners travelling to Cambodia should be aware of crime targeting tourists involving drugged drinks. The Embassy has received reports of U.S. citizens’ drinks being drugged at bars in order to incapacitate them for theft or sexual assault. Do not accept drinks from strangers and do not leave drinks unattended.

The U.S. Embassy advises citizens to be wary of scams involving individuals claiming they are in Cambodia and need financial assistance from the United States. The Embassy has determined that many of these requests are fraudulent and the individuals making the requests use false identities. In the past year, numerous confirmed media reports of large-scale scam operations have led to a crackdown by Cambodian authorities. These operations have been reported to lure non-Cambodians with false promises of gainful employment. Victims of this false recruitment have then been made to participate in the online/phone-based financial confidence scams. 

See the  Department of State  and the  FBI  pages for information on scams.

There have been numerous reports of visitors receiving fake or novelty $50 and $100 bills from ATM machines and banks across Cambodia. When receiving money from ATMs or bank tellers, you should count and examine the money while still in the presence of the ATM camera or bank teller. The fake money typically has a different feel than real U.S. currency and often has markings on the lower left that indicate it is for novelty purposes. If a suspicious bill is discovered, it should be shown to the ATM camera or teller, and the bank should be notified immediately.

The U.S. Embassy advises its personnel who travel to the provinces outside of Phnom Penh to exercise caution outside the provincial towns at all times. Many rural parts of the country remain without effective policing. Avoid walking alone after dusk anywhere in Sihanoukville, especially along the waterfront. You should be particularly vigilant during annual festivals and at tourist sites in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and Sihanoukville, where there have been marked increases in motorcycle “snatch and grab” thefts of bags and purses.

If you are visiting Cambodia, you should practice sound personal security awareness by varying your routes and routines, maintaining a low profile, not carrying or displaying large amounts of cash, not wearing flashy or expensive jewelry, and not walking alone after dark. In addition, you should travel by automobile and not use local moto-taxis or cyclos (passenger-carrying bicycles). These vehicles are more vulnerable to armed robberies and offer no protection against injury when involved in traffic accidents.

U.S. citizens are advised not to engage in commercial surrogacy  arrangements in Cambodia. In October 2016, the Government of Cambodia issued an official proclamation banning commercial surrogacy in Cambodia. Please keep in mind that U.S. citizens and other foreigners in Cambodia are subject to Cambodian laws and procedures.

Although gambling and casinos are legal in Cambodia, the U.S. Embassy strongly encourages all travelers to be cautious in choosing to visit casinos or related gambling centers in Cambodia. The U.S. Embassy is aware of numerous reported incidents at casinos throughout Cambodia. In the past year, these incidents such as fires at casinos resulting in multiple fatalities, violent assaults, murders, and suicides under suspicious circumstances have occurred.

Victims of Crime:  Report crimes to the local police and contact the U.S. Embassy at 023-728-000. Remember that local authorities are responsible for investigating and prosecuting crimes.

In cases of sexual assault, U.S. citizen victims should contact the U.S. Embassy first before contacting local police or authorities.

See our webpage on  help for U.S. victims of crime overseas .

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• assist you in reporting a crime to the police
• contact relatives or friends with your written consent
• explain the local criminal justice process in general terms
• provide a list of local attorneys
• provide our information on  victim’s compensation programs in the U.S .
• provide an emergency loan for repatriation to the United States and/or limited medical support in cases of destitution
• help you find accommodation and arrange flights home
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Domestic Violence:  U.S. citizen victims of domestic violence may contact the Embassy for assistance.

Tourism:  The tourism industry is unevenly regulated, and safety inspections for equipment and facilities do not commonly occur. Hazardous areas/activities are not always identified with appropriate signage, and staff may not be trained or certified either by the host government or by recognized authorities in the field. In the event of an injury, appropriate medical treatment is typically available only in/near major cities. First responders are generally unable to access areas outside of major cities and to provide urgent medical treatment. U.S. citizens are encouraged to purchase medical evacuation insurance . 

Local Laws & Special Circumstances

Criminal Penalties:  You are subject to local laws. If you violate local laws, even unknowingly, you may be expelled, arrested, or imprisoned. Penalties for possessing, using, or trafficking in illegal drugs in Cambodia are severe, and convicted offenders can expect long jail sentences and heavy fines. If you break local laws in Cambodia, your U.S. passport won’t help you avoid arrest or prosecution.

The same rights and protections afforded those accused of a crime in the U.S. are not guaranteed in Cambodia, and the judicial process may be influenced by political, personal, and financial connections. In both the criminal and civil judicial systems, resources devoted to the investigation/discovery and trial process fall far below the standard expected in the United States. Cambodia routinely employs pre-trial detention for those charged with criminal offenses, sometimes for long periods of time before a trial is scheduled. Prison conditions in Cambodia are substandard and overcrowded, with little access to health care or basic nutritional requirements.

U.S. citizens in Cambodia should be aware that there are limits to the assistance the Embassy can offer to those with concerns about due process or the fairness of their trial, as the Embassy is unable to interfere in the legal processes of a host country.

You can be prosecuted in the United States for engaging in sexual conduct with children or for using or disseminating child pornography in a foreign country regardless of the legality of these activities under that country’s laws. Counterfeit and pirated goods are illegal in the United States, and if you purchase them in a foreign country, you may be breaking local law as well.

Arrest Notifications:  If you are arrested or detained, ask police or prison officials to notify the U.S. Embassy immediately. See our  webpage  for further information.

Faith-Based Travelers:  See our following webpages for details:

• Faith-Based Travel Information
• International Religious Freedom Report   – see country reports
• Human Rights Report   – see country reports
• Hajj Fact Sheet for Travelers
• Best Practices for Volunteering Abroad

LGBTI Travelers:  While there are no legal restrictions on same-sex sexual relations or the organization of LGBTI events in Cambodia, same sex marriage is not permitted. While Cambodians are relatively tolerant toward foreigners, LGBTI Cambodians routinely face discrimination and harassment, especially outside major urban areas. Public displays of affection are generally frowned upon for couples of any sexual orientation.

See our  LGBTI Travel Information  page and section six of our  Human Rights report  for further details.

Travelers Who Require Accessibility Assistance:  While in Cambodia, individuals with disabilities may find accessibility and accommodation very different from what they find in the United States. Currently, except for buildings and hotels that have been built under international standards, most public places and public transportation are not accessible. Persons with disabilities will face difficulties with Cambodia’s sidewalks, rest rooms, road crossings, and tourist areas.

Students:  See our  Students Abroad  page and  FBI travel tips .

Women Travelers:  There have been reports of sexual assaults in the vicinity of drinking establishments and possible drugs being used to incapacitate female travelers. See our travel tips for  Women Travelers .

Water Festival:  During this annual festival, which takes place in November, the population in Phnom Penh increases significantly as millions of Cambodians from every town and province flock to the capital for three days. For personal safety and security, you should avoid crowded areas near the riverfront during the Water Festival holiday.

Customs:  Cambodian customs authorities may enforce strict regulations concerning temporary importation into or export from Cambodia of items such as medications, firearms, antiquities, or ivory. It is advisable to contact the Embassy of Cambodia in Washington D.C. for specific information regarding customs requirements.

Restrictions on Freedom of Expression and Association:  There are freedom of speech restrictions in Cambodia. Anyone who criticizes or insults the King by any means could face between one to five years in prison. This ban includes insults or criticism made online and via social media. The government of Cambodia has used libel and slander laws to restrict public discussion on topics it deems sensitive or against its interests.

Dual Nationality:  Dual nationality is allowed under Cambodia's 1996 nationality law. However, if you have Cambodian nationality and possess another nationality, you may be viewed as a Cambodian citizen in any court proceedings and face stricter sentences.

Business Transactions:  Some U.S. citizens have reported threats of personal injury, extortion, detention, or kidnapping related to personal business disputes, in particular those involving real estate. If you are planning to engage in real estate or other significant financial transactions, please proceed with caution and retain the appropriate legal counsel.

Financial Transaction:  The U.S. dollar is widely used, especially for larger transactions, and most prices are quoted in dollars. Ripped, torn, or stained U.S. bills are not accepted. Authorities encourage greater use of the Cambodian riel, but it is less favored and is mostly given to tourists as change for dollar purchases. The riel is commonly used in smaller towns and rural areas. Credit cards are accepted at some establishments within Cambodia, and a number of banks in Phnom Penh accept credit cards for cash advances. Credit cards are often subject to a service charge. Banks and major hotels accept travelers' checks but usually charge a service fee. Several international banks operate ATM machines that allow travelers to obtain U.S. dollar currency in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and other urban centers. Personal checks are not generally accepted. Several banks serve as Western Union agents, to which funds can be wired, including in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville, and other provincial cities. Information on Western Union can be found at their  website .

Photography:  Taking photographs of anything that could be perceived as being of military or security interest — including government buildings, military installations, airfields, and bridges — may result in problems with the authorities and confiscation of your camera.

Medical facilities and services in Cambodia do not meet international standards. Both Phnom Penh and Siem Reap have a limited number of internationally run clinics and hospitals that can provide basic medical care and stabilization. Medical care outside of these two cities is almost non-existent. Local pharmacies provide a limited supply of prescription and over-the-counter medications. Because the quality of locally obtained medications can vary greatly, make sure to bring a supply of your medications adequate for the duration of your stay in Cambodia. You should be wary of purchasing local medication. Counterfeit medication is readily available, often indiscernible from authentic medication, and potentially lethal.

 Be aware that neither U.S. Medicare nor Medicaid apply overseas.

Medical Insurance:  Make sure your health insurance plan provides coverage overseas. Most care providers overseas only accept cash payments. See our webpage for more information on insurance coverage overseas. Visit the  U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  for more information on what type of insurance you should consider before you travel overseas.

  Supplemental insurance  to cover medical evacuation is strongly recommended.

Always carry your prescription medication in original packaging, along with your doctor’s prescription. Check with the government of  Cambodia   to ensure the medication is legal in Cambodia. Always, carry your prescription medication in the original packaging with your doctor’s prescription.

Be careful if purchasing off-brand medication from pharmacies in Cambodia. Drugs sold in pharmacies can be fake and possibly dangerous. 

Malaria, Dengue and Tuberculosis are serious health concerns in Cambodia. For further information, please consult the  CDC .

Vaccinations:  Be up-to-date on all  vaccinations  recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Further health information:

• World Health Organization
• U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  (CDC)

Air Quality:  Visit  AirNow for information on air quality at U.S. Embassies and Consulates.

Travel and Transportation

Road Condition and Safety:  You should not drive at night in Cambodia outside of city limits. Roads between major areas are adequate; however, roads leading to rural areas are poor. During the rainy season, road conditions deteriorate considerably, and roadside assistance is non-existent. Cambodian drivers routinely ignore traffic laws and vehicles are poorly maintained. Intoxicated drivers are commonplace, particularly during the evening hours. Travel is recommended in daylight between the hours of 6:30  a.m. and 5:30 p.m.  There are also frequent bus accidents.    Serious flooding occurs throughout Cambodia from June through November. Travel on unpaved or dirt roads is difficult after heavy rainfall. The National Route highways are the only roads that can be traveled, with caution, during this time of the year.

Traffic Laws:  In the event you are in a traffic accident, you should cooperate with the police. You should also contact your insurance company for guidance in dealing with the other party and the police. To avoid the risk of theft or confiscation of original documents, the U.S. Embassy advises its personnel and all U.S. citizens traveling to, or residing in, Cambodia to carry photocopies of their U.S. passport, driver's license, and other important documents and to leave the originals in a hotel safe or other secure place.

While in Cambodia, you may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. Traffic in Cambodia is composed of a mix of automobiles, commercial trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, and tuk tuks. As a result of poor roads, driver intoxication, and disregard for traffic laws, traffic accidents are a common occurrence. You should exercise great caution in moving through the country, regardless of mode of transportation.

Public Transportation:  Travelers should exercise caution when using inter-city buses, including those to popular tourist destinations such as Siem Reap and Sihanoukville. Despite the wide availability of moto-taxis, you should not use them due to safety concerns. Be vigilant if traveling by “tuk-tuk” or “cyclo” as personal belongings can be easily stolen. Organized emergency services for victims of traffic accidents are non-existent outside of major urban areas, and those available in major urban areas are inadequate.

See our  Road Safety page  for more information. Visit the website of Cambodia’s  national tourist office   and national authority responsible for  road safety .

Aviation Safety Oversight:  As there is no direct commercial air service to the United States by carriers registered in Cambodia, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has not assessed the government of Cambodia’s Civil Aviation Authority for compliance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) aviation safety standards. Further information may be found on the FAA’s safety assessment page .

Maritime Travel: The Commandant of the Coast Guard has determined that effective anti-terrorism measures are not in place in Cambodia ports and has imposed conditions of entry on vessels that arrive in U.S. ports having visited ports in Cambodia. Mariners and passengers on commercial vessels traveling through the ports of Cambodia should exercise increased caution.

Mariners planning travel to Cambodia should also check for U.S. maritime advisories and alerts at Maritime Security Communications with Industry (MSCI) Web Portal | MARAD (dot.gov) . Information may also be posted to the U.S. Coast Guard homeport website , and the NGA broadcast warnings website  (select “broadcast warnings”).

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• See the  State Department’s travel website  for the  Worldwide Caution  and  Travel Advisories .
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• See  traveling safely abroad  for useful travel tips.

Review information about International Parental Child Abduction in Cambodia .  For additional IPCA-related information, please see the  International Child Abduction Prevention and Return Act ( ICAPRA )  report.

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Cambodia Tourist Visa

Where to get a tourist visa for cambodia.

International tourists need a visa for Cambodia . This page contains everything travelers need to know about tourist visas for the Kingdom of Cambodia .

Read on to find out how to obtain a visa, tourist visa validity and extensions , and other important information.

What Is the Tourist Visa for Cambodia?

The Cambodia Tourist visa (Type-T) is for travelers staying for up to 30 days . It is the correct option for people visiting Cambodia on vacation. Important information about the Cambodia tourist visa :

• Maximum stay : 30 days
• Visa validity : 3 months from date of issue
• Number of entries : 1 entry per visa
• Purpose of visit : Tourism

To travel to Cambodia and stay for more than 30 days, or for a reason other than tourism, a different type of visa is required.

Who Needs a Tourist Visa to Travel to Cambodia?

Most foreign tourists need a visa to take a vacation in Cambodia.

Citizens of just 11 countries can enter without a visa and stay for up to 30 days.

All other foreign tourists must have a visa to enter Cambodia.

How to Get a Tourist Visa for Cambodia?

There are 3 ways to obtain a Cambodia travel visa for tourists:

The Cambodia eVisa is the most convenient option for international tourists. The electronic eVisa form can be completed from home and all supporting documents are uploaded digitally.

Tourists receive their approved Cambodia travel visa by email in 1 to 4 days .

2. On arrival at the airport

Passengers can get a tourist visa on arrival in Cambodia. Tourists visas are issued at major international checkpoints.

However, you must spend a lot of time waiting in line and dealing with the application, which is not ideal after the long journey to Cambodia.

To avoid delays on arrival at the airport, tourists are advised to use the eVisa system and get their visas in advance.

3. At a Cambodian Embassy

Tourist visas are also available in advance at Cambodian embassies. Travelers who are not able to apply online can contact their nearest Cambodia embassy.

Applicants need to send the required documents, including the passport, by mail or visit the embassy in person. Embassy applications take much longer to process. Travelers need to begin the process well ahead of their trip.

Documents to Apply for a Cambodian Tourist Visa

Whether applying online, on arrival, or at the embassy, tourists must meet Cambodia’s visa requirements .

The simple online Cambodia tourist visa application only needs the following documents:

• Passport — this must be valid for at least 6 months after arriving in Cambodia
• Passport-style photo

Electronic Type-T visa applicants fill out the form online and upload the passport copy and passport photo digitally.

However, if applying on arrival or at the embassy, paper copies of the required documents must be provided.

Cambodia Tourist Visa Form

Travelers need to complete the Cambodia tourism visa form.

This can be filled out online using the eVisa system. Tourists need to provide the following information:

• Personal details —name, gender, date of birth
• Passport data — number, issue and expiry date
• Travel information —intended date of entry

It is easy to correct errors when completing the form electronically . Data can be deleted and replaced.

If filling out the form by hand, travelers must make sure that the information is clearly legible . It is advisable to start a new form if a mistake is made, rather than crossing out.

Forms with inaccurate or incomplete information will not be accepted, potentially disrupting travel plans.

How to Extend a Cambodia Tourist Visa

Tourist visa holders must travel to the Kingdom of Cambodia within 3 months of receiving their eVisa. Tourists can then remain in the country for up to 30 days .

Visitors who wish to remain in the country longer should contact the Department of Immigration in Phnom Penh to apply for a 30-day extension.

Many travelers find it easier to simply leave Cambodia for a few days and visit a neighboring country, and use that time to apply for a new 30-day tourist eVisa online.

Given the ease and convenience of the online application, this is often preferable to dealing with the Type-T visa extension paperwork in person, and allows you to explore another Southeast Asian country in the meantime.

Travel to Cambodia with a Tourist eVisa

With an electronic tourist visa for Cambodia, you can enter the country through the following international airports:

• Phnom Penh (PNH)
• Siem Reap (REP)
• Sihanoukville (KOS)

It is also valid at selected land borders with Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Passengers present their pre-approved visa and passport to Cambodian border officials.

FAQs about the Cambodian Tourist Visa

Where can you get a cambodia travel visa.

Travelers can usually get a tourist visa for Cambodia online, at the airport, or at an embassy. For most people, the Cambodian eVisa is the most convenient option for tourists. The electronic system makes getting a visa in advance fast and straightforward.

Is there a Cambodia tourist visa fee?

Travelers need to pay a small fee for their Cambodian tourist visa.

When using the eVisa system, the Type-T fee is paid securely online using a debit or credit card.

However, to get a tourist visa on arrival, travelers must have the correct amount available in US dollars—card payments are not accepted.

The price of a tourist visa obtained through a diplomatic mission, and accepted methods of payment, should be confirmed with the relevant embassy.

How long can I stay in Cambodia on a tourist visa?

Visitors can stay in Cambodia for up to 30 days with a tourist visa. Travelers must enter the country within 3 months of the visa issue date and, starting from the date of entry, they can remain for a maximum of 30 days.

Tourists can request a 30-day visa extension at the Department of Immigration in Phnom Penh.

Visa for Cambodia: Everything You Need to Know

Types of visas available for cambodia, tourist visa requirements for cambodia, business visa requirements for cambodia, student visa requirements for cambodia, e-visa vs. visa on arrival: which is better, visa application process for cambodia, visa extension and renewal in cambodia, visa fees and costs for cambodia, tips for a smooth visa application process.

Obtaining a visa is an essential step in planning your trip to Cambodia. Whether you are visiting for tourism, business, or education purposes, understanding the visa requirements and process is crucial. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through everything you need to know about obtaining a visa for Cambodia.

There are several types of visas available for Cambodia, depending on the purpose of your visit. The most common types include tourist visas, business visas, and student visas.

• Tourist Visas : If you are planning to explore the beautiful temples of Angkor Wat or relax on the stunning beaches of Cambodia, you will need a tourist visa. This visa allows you to stay in the country for up to 30 days.
• Business Visas : For those who are traveling to Cambodia for business purposes, a business visa is required. This visa permits you to engage in business activities such as attending meetings, conferences, or negotiating contracts. Business visas are typically valid for 30 days but can be extended.
• Student Visas : Students who wish to pursue their education in Cambodia will need a student visa. This visa allows you to study in Cambodia for a specified duration, usually for the duration of your course.

To obtain a tourist visa for Cambodia, you will need to fulfill certain requirements. Here are the key requirements:

• Passport : Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date from Cambodia.
• Completed Application Form : Fill out the visa application form accurately and provide all the necessary information.
• Passport Photos : Attach two recent passport-sized photos to your application form.
• Proof of Accommodation : Provide a copy of your hotel reservations or a letter of invitation from a Cambodian resident if you are staying with friends or family.
• Proof of Travel : Show your return flight ticket or a copy of your travel itinerary to prove that you have plans to leave Cambodia.

If you’re planning to visit Cambodia for business purposes, you will need to obtain a business visa. Here are the requirements you need to fulfill:

• Passport: Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Cambodia. It should also have at least one blank page for visa issuance.
• Visa Application Form: Complete the visa application form accurately and truthfully. You can obtain the form either online or from the Cambodian embassy or consulate in your country.
• Passport-sized Photos: Attach two recent passport-sized photographs to your application form. The photos should meet the specified criteria such as a white background, no headwear, and a clear facial image.
• Invitation Letter: Provide an invitation letter from the Cambodian company or organization you will be conducting business with. The letter should state the purpose of your visit, duration of stay, and details of your host organization.
• Financial Documents: Demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to cover your stay in Cambodia. This may include bank statements, sponsorship letters, or proof of employment and income.
• Travel Itinerary: Prepare a detailed travel itinerary outlining your business activities in Cambodia. This should include meeting schedules, locations, and the names of individuals or organizations you will be visiting.
• Supporting Documents: Depending on the nature of your business, you may be required to provide additional documents such as a trade license, company registration certificate, or tax clearance certificate.

Remember to submit your application well in advance to allow for processing time. It’s advisable to consult the Cambodian embassy or consulate in your country for any additional requirements specific to your situation.

If you plan to pursue your studies in Cambodia, you will need to obtain a student visa. The following are the requirements you need to fulfill:

• Acceptance Letter: Obtain an acceptance letter from a recognized educational institution in Cambodia. This letter should confirm your admission into a program and specify the duration of your studies.
• Financial Documents: Demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to cover your tuition fees and living expenses in Cambodia. This may include bank statements, sponsorship letters, or proof of scholarships or grants.
• Health Insurance: Obtain comprehensive health insurance coverage that is valid in Cambodia for the duration of your studies.
• Criminal Background Check: Some educational institutions may require a criminal background check to ensure the safety and security of their students.

Once you have gathered all the necessary documents, submit your application to the Cambodian embassy or consulate in your country. It’s important to apply well in advance to allow for processing time and to ensure a smooth transition to your studies in Cambodia.

When planning a trip to Cambodia, you have the option of obtaining an e-visa or obtaining a visa on arrival. Both options have their pros and cons, so it’s important to understand the differences before making a decision.

The e-visa is an electronic visa that allows you to apply for a visa online before your trip. Here are some advantages of the e-visa:

• Convenience: You can apply for the e-visa from the comfort of your own home, saving you time and effort.
• Faster Processing: The e-visa is usually processed within three business days, allowing you to plan your trip with certainty.
• Entry Points: The e-visa allows entry through all major airports and land border crossings in Cambodia.
• Multiple Entries: The e-visa allows for multiple entries into Cambodia within the validity period.

However, there are some limitations to consider when opting for an e-visa:

• Restricted Duration: The e-visa is valid for a maximum stay of 30 days and cannot be extended.
• Application Fee: There is a non-refundable processing fee associated with the e-visa application.

Visa on Arrival

The visa on arrival is obtained upon arrival at the airport or land border crossing in Cambodia. Here are some advantages of the visa on arrival:

• Immediate Availability: You can obtain the visa on arrival upon arrival in Cambodia, eliminating the need for advance application.
• Longer Duration: The visa on arrival allows for a maximum stay of 30 days, with the option to extend for an additional 30 days.
• Cost: The visa on arrival fee is generally lower than the e-visa processing fee.

However, there are some considerations when choosing the visa on arrival:

• Waiting Time: Depending on the time of arrival and the number of passengers, there may be a waiting time at the immigration counter.
• Payment Method: The visa on arrival fee is typically paid in cash, so it’s important to have the exact amount in USD available.

In conclusion, the choice between the e-visa and visa on arrival depends on your personal preferences and travel plans. If you value convenience and want to ensure a smooth entry into Cambodia, the e-visa is a good option. However, if you are flexible and prefer to obtain your visa upon arrival, the visa on arrival is a viable choice.

Obtaining a visa for Cambodia involves a straightforward application process. Here are the steps you need to follow:

• Gather Required Documents: Depending on the type of visa you are applying for, gather all the necessary documents as outlined by the Cambodian embassy or consulate in your country.
• Complete the Application Form: Fill out the visa application form accurately and truthfully. Ensure that you provide all the required information and sign the form where necessary.
• Attach Supporting Documents: Attach the supporting documents required for your visa application. This may include passport-sized photos, invitation letters, financial documents, or any other documents specified by the embassy or consulate.
• Pay the Application Fee: Pay the visa application fee as specified by the embassy or consulate. This fee is non-refundable, so ensure that you have the necessary funds available.
• Submit Your Application: Submit your completed application form, supporting documents, and payment to the Cambodian embassy or consulate in your country. You may need to do this in person or via mail, depending on the requirements of the embassy or consulate.
• Wait for Processing: Once your application is submitted, it will undergo processing. The processing time may vary, but it is typically within three to five business days. During this time, avoid making any travel plans until you have received your visa.
• Obtain Your Visa: Once your visa is approved, you will receive it either in person or via mail, depending on the procedures of the embassy or consulate. Check the visa for accuracy and ensure that the dates of validity align with your travel plans.

It’s important to note that the visa application process may vary slightly depending on the country you are applying from. Therefore, it’s advisable to consult the official embassy website or a trusted travel agency for country-specific instructions and requirements.

If you wish to extend your stay in Cambodia beyond the validity of your visa or if your visa is about to expire, you have the option to extend or renew your visa. The process for visa extension and renewal is as follows:

• Determine Eligibility: Check if you are eligible for a visa extension or renewal. Certain visas, such as the tourist visa, can be extended, while others, such as the business visa, may require you to exit the country and reapply for a new visa.
• Prepare Required Documents: Gather the necessary documents for your visa extension or renewal. This may include your passport, visa application form, passport-sized photos, proof of accommodation, and financial documents.
• Visit the Immigration Department: Go to the nearest immigration office or the General Department of Immigration in Phnom Penh to submit your application. Alternatively, you can hire the services of a reputable visa agency to assist you with the process.
• Pay the Fees: Pay the required fees for your visa extension or renewal. The fees may vary depending on the type of visa and the duration of the extension or renewal.
• Wait for Processing: The processing time for visa extensions or renewals can take several days. During this time, avoid any travel plans that may conflict with the expected processing time.
• Collect Your Extended or Renewed Visa: Once your visa extension or renewal is approved, collect your new visa from the immigration office or the visa agency you used. Verify the details on the visa for accuracy before leaving the office.

It’s important to note that visa extensions and renewals are subject to approval by the Cambodian immigration authorities. It’s advisable to start the process well in advance of your visa’s expiration to avoid any potential issues or overstays.

When applying for a visa for Cambodia, it’s essential to be aware of the fees and costs associated with the application process. The following are the typical fees you can expect:

• Visa Application Fee: The visa application fee varies depending on the type of visa and the duration of stay. For example, at the time of writing, the tourist visa fee is $30 for a one-month single-entry visa, while the business visa fee is $35 for a one-month single-entry visa.
• Visa Extension Fee: If you need to extend your stay in Cambodia, a visa extension fee will apply. The fee varies depending on the type of visa and the duration of the extension. For example, the tourist visa extension fee is $45 for one month, while the business visa extension fee is $155 for one month.
• Overstay Fine: If you overstay your visa in Cambodia, you will be subject to an overstay fine. The fine is $10 per day for overstays of up to 30 days. For overstays exceeding 30 days, the fine increases to $6 per day.
• Additional Costs: Depending on your situation, you may incur additional costs such as transportation fees to the embassy or consulate, passport photo fees, or fees for document translation or notarization.

It’s important to note that visa fees and costs are subject to change. Therefore, it’s advisable to consult the official embassy website or a trusted travel agency for the most up-to-date information on fees and costs associated with obtaining a visa for Cambodia.

Obtaining a visa for Cambodia can be a straightforward process if you follow these tips:

• Research the Requirements: Before applying for a visa, thoroughly research the specific requirements for your visa type. This will ensure that you have all the necessary documents and information ready for your application.
• Start the Process Early: Allow ample time for your visa application to be processed. Starting the process early will help you avoid any last-minute complications or delays.
• Check Embassy Holidays: Take note of embassy or consulate holidays in your country and plan your application submission accordingly. Embassy closures can significantly impact the processing time of your visa.
• Follow Instructions Carefully: Read and follow the instructions provided by the embassy or consulate carefully. Any errors or omissions in your application may lead to delays or rejection.
• Maintain Professionalism: When submitting your application or communicating with embassy or consulate officials, maintain professionalism and courtesy. Being respectful and cooperative can go a long way in ensuring a smooth visa application process.
• Keep Copies: Make copies of all your visa application documents and keep them in a safe place. This can be helpful in case any documents are lost or misplaced during the application process.
• Seek Professional Assistance if Needed: If you are unsure about the visa application process or find it overwhelming, consider seeking the services of a reputable visa agency or a professional immigration lawyer. They can guide you through the process and ensure all requirements are met.

By following these tips, you can enhance your chances of a smooth and successful visa application process for Cambodia.

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Entry requirements

This advice reflects the UK government’s understanding of current rules for people travelling on a full ‘British citizen’ passport from the UK, for the most common types of travel.

The authorities in Cambodia set and enforce entry rules. If you’re not sure how these requirements apply to you, contact the Royal Embassy of Cambodia in the UK.

COVID-19 rules

There are no COVID-19 testing or vaccination requirements for travellers entering Cambodia.

Passport validity requirements

To enter Cambodia your passport must be:

• valid for at least 6 months from the date you arrive in Cambodia
• undamaged and complete - entry is normally refused if you have a damaged passport or pages missing

If you apply to renew or extend your visa from within Cambodia, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the start date of that subsequent renewal or extension.

Check with your travel provider that your passport and other travel documents meet requirements. Renew your passport if you need to.

Visa requirements

You will need a visa to enter and travel through Cambodia as a visitor.

Check with the Royal Embassy of Cambodia for the latest information on fees, conditions and photograph requirements.

Tourist visas are valid for 30 days from the date of entry into Cambodia. Make sure your passport is stamped on arrival and keep the departure form. If you lose your departure form, you’ll need to contact immigration officials before you leave the country to make alternative arrangements.

Applying for a visa

Apply for an e-visa at least 4 days in advance.

If you do not get an e-visa, you can get a visa on arrival at airports or land border crossings. You need to provide a photo and pay in US dollars.

You can also get an extension of a tourist visa while you are in Cambodia.

You can be fined, detained and deported if you overstay your visa. There is no limit to this fine. If you overstay more than 30 days, you will need to leave Cambodia and pay the fine.

Work permits

To work in Cambodia, you need a business visa and a work permit. Business visas are issued by the immigration department and are available:

• on arrival in Phnom Penh airport
• at the immigration department
• in advance from a Cambodian embassy

Your employer will need to apply for your work permit from the Department of Labour and Social Affairs.

The Cambodian government strictly enforces these rules, so you should ask the relevant department for the latest advice.

Vaccination requirements

At least 8 weeks before your trip, check the vaccinations and certificates you need in TravelHealthPro’s Cambodia guide .

Registering with the authorities

The Cambodian Department of Immigration runs an online registration app called the Foreigners Present in Cambodia System (FPCS) . If you fail to get yourself registered, you may be unable to extend your visa if you want to.

If you’re staying in a hotel, guesthouse or rented accommodation, make sure the manager or landlord registers you using the app.

If you are staying with friends or family or own your own home in Cambodia, you will need to register yourself, using the app for Android or iOS . You need to enter a Cambodian phone number for your registration to be valid.

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Tourist Visa

Single entry visa

3-month visa validity before departure date

30 days allowable stay upon entering Cambodia

Requirement:

1. Visa application form ( Download Here )

Completed and signed Visa Application Form (1 copy)

Enclosed with one photo of passport standard (35mm x 45mm size) recently taken or at least in last 6 months

2. Passport validity

Validity: at least 6 months remaining upon entering Cambodia

Passport page: at least 2 blank pages remaining

3. Method of visa payment

Visa fee shall be made in note/bank transfer

4. Processing time

3 to 5 working days

How to apply:

You can apply for a visa using the following options:

1. Apply in person

Processing time: 3 working days. Please observe business hours. Please call us to book an appointment to apply for a visa at the Embassy.

2. Apply by post

Processing time: 5 working days

The applicant can apply for his/her visa application by post, but the Embassy does not take responsibility for the loss of documents in transit. Therefore, the Consular Section would urge the applicant to use a certified mail service with a tracking number to check on the delivery status of the applications and passports sent to the Consular Section of the Embassy. 

The applicants need to book a collection service from the local company to collect their passports from the Embassy and return to their address. If the applicants request the Embassy to drop their passports at the local post office, an extra charge will be made in addition to the existing visa fee. Any postal costs shall be borne by the applicant.

Some Countries have signed agreements with Cambodia on mutual visa exemption. For more information, kindly refer to the Matrix on Visa Exemption between Cambodia and Foreign Countries.

3. Apply e-Visa

Please note that the Embassy does not take any responsibility for the e-Visa applications.

The e-Visa is operated by the E-Visa Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Cambodia, not by the Royal Embassy of Cambodia in London. For any issues related to e-Visa, please contact the e-Visa Office at www.evisa.gov.kh/contact_us

For more information, please check out this link: www.evisa.gov.kh

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Unlocking Seamless Travel Experiences: Cambodia Visa Online Simplifies Visa Application Process

Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 1st May 2024, In an era where convenience is paramount and seamless travel experiences are cherished, Cambodia Visa Online emerges as a beacon of efficiency. With an unwavering commitment to streamlining the visa application process, Cambodia Visa Online stands as a testament to innovation in the travel industry.

As the world gradually reopens its borders post-pandemic, travelers are seeking hassle-free solutions to navigate through bureaucratic hurdles. Cambodia Visa Online recognizes this need and steps forward as the ultimate solution provider. By harnessing cutting-edge technology and a customer-centric approach, the platform revolutionizes the way travelers obtain their visas.

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Gone are the days of lengthy queues and tedious paperwork. With just a few clicks, travelers can now initiate their visa application process from the comfort of their homes. By visiting the Cambodia Visa Online portal, applicants gain access to a user-friendly interface that guides them through every step of the application journey.

Moreover, Cambodia Visa Online caters to a diverse range of travel purposes, ensuring that every traveler’s needs are met with utmost precision. Whether one is embarking on a leisurely exploration or a business endeavor, the platform offers tailored visa solutions to suit every itinerary.

But what truly sets Cambodia Visa Online apart is its unwavering dedication to customer satisfaction. With a team of seasoned professionals at the helm, the platform ensures swift processing times and round-the-clock support to address any queries or concerns.

As travelers navigate through the Cambodia Visa Online portal, they are greeted with a wealth of information aimed at demystifying the visa application process. From eligibility criteria to frequently asked questions, the platform serves as a comprehensive resource hub for all visa-related inquiries.

In essence, Cambodia Visa Online transcends the conventional norms of visa application, paving the way for a seamless and stress-free travel experience. By placing the power in the hands of the traveler, the platform empowers individuals to embark on their journeys with confidence and ease.

For more information about Cambodia Visa Online and its range of services, please visit their official website at CAMBODIA VISA APPLICATION, CAMBODIA VISA ELIGIBILITY, CAMBODIAN VISA FAQ, CAMBODIA TOURIST VISA, and CAMBODIA BUSINESS VISA.

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As the world gradually reopens its borders post-pandemic, travelers are seeking hassle-free solutions to navigate through bureaucratic hurdles. Cambodia Visa Online recognizes this need and steps forward as the ultimate solution provider. By harnessing cutting-edge technology and a customer-centric approach, the platform revolutionizes the way travelers obtain their visas.

CAMBODIA VISA APPLICATION

CAMBODIA VISA ELIGIBILITY

CAMBODIAN VISA FAQ

CAMBODIA TOURIST VISA

CAMBODIA BUSINESS VISA

Gone are the days of lengthy queues and tedious paperwork. With just a few clicks, travelers can now initiate their visa application process from the comfort of their homes. By visiting the Cambodia Visa Online portal, applicants gain access to a user-friendly interface that guides them through every step of the application journey.

Moreover, Cambodia Visa Online caters to a diverse range of travel purposes, ensuring that every traveler's needs are met with utmost precision. Whether one is embarking on a leisurely exploration or a business endeavor, the platform offers tailored visa solutions to suit every itinerary.

But what truly sets Cambodia Visa Online apart is its unwavering dedication to customer satisfaction. With a team of seasoned professionals at the helm, the platform ensures swift processing times and round-the-clock support to address any queries or concerns.

As travelers navigate through the Cambodia Visa Online portal, they are greeted with a wealth of information aimed at demystifying the visa application process. From eligibility criteria to frequently asked questions, the platform serves as a comprehensive resource hub for all visa-related inquiries.

In essence, Cambodia Visa Online transcends the conventional norms of visa application, paving the way for a seamless and stress-free travel experience. By placing the power in the hands of the traveler, the platform empowers individuals to embark on their journeys with confidence and ease.

For more information about Cambodia Visa Online and its range of services, please visit their official website at CAMBODIA VISA APPLICATION, CAMBODIA VISA ELIGIBILITY, CAMBODIAN VISA FAQ, CAMBODIA TOURIST VISA, and CAMBODIA BUSINESS VISA.

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+855 23 210 912

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