How to get eVisa for Cambodia
Complete online application
Prepare your documentation and fill out our simple online form in 5 minutes
Receive your travel visa
We will send you your approved document within a few days - without you having to go anywhere!
Start your journey
Show your passport and the approved visa we sent you when you arrive in Cambodia.
Requirements for the eVisa for Cambodia
- A valid passport
- A personal picture
- An email where to receive your visa
- A bank card to pay for the visa costs
If any of these elements are missing, your application will be saved so that you can complete it at a later stage.
The Cambodian eVisa is an online visa that you can apply for without having to go to an embassy. You can fill in a simple online application form that visagov has translated into a wide variety of languages. In only 5 minutes you can apply for a visa and wait for the visa to be approved and delivered to your email.
Please print the approved document and present it together with your passport when you arrive in Cambodia.
Do you need more information? See our complete guide: How to get a visa for Cambodia
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FAQ
Which countries need the e-Visa for Cambodia?
All travelers will need a valid visa except for the citizens of Singapore who can’t stay longer than 30 days, citizens of Malaysia who carry ordinary passports and will not stay more than 30 days, citizens of the Philippines who carry ordinary passports and will not stay more than 21 days and citizens of Vietnam who carry ordinary passports and will not stay more than 14 days. You can verify if you need an e-visa for Cambodia through our eligibility checker.
What documents do I need to travel to Cambodia?
To travel to Cambodia, you need to have a passport with a validity of more than 6 months from your arrival date. Depending on your country of origin, you may also need an e-visa. Please consult our eligibility checker to determine if you need an e-visa for Cambodia.
Is there a difference between the Cambodia e-Visa and the Cambodia Visa?
The e-Visa for Cambodia is a visa that you apply for online for tourism purposes only. However, The Cambodia Visa is much more generic as it could be a business visa or a work visa.
What should I do after receiving my approved e-Visa for Cambodia?
Once you receive your approved document, you will need to print it and bring it along with your original passport to present them at your arrival.
Do I need a valid visa for Cambodia?
To travel to Cambodia, most travelers need a valid visa to enter Cambodia. However, many of them can apply for a visa online, which spares them a visit to the embassy. You can use our eligibility checker to see if you need an e-visa for Cambodia.
What vaccinations do I need to travel to Cambodia?
If you are coming from a country where yellow fever is endemic, you will need to present your yellow fever vaccination certificate once you arrive in Cambodia.
How many entries does the e-visa for Cambodia allow?
The e-visa of Cambodia allows only one entry to the country for a maximum stay of 30 days.
How long can I stay in Cambodia with my e-visa?
Your visa is valid for a maximum stay of 30 days. In case you need to stay longer, you will have to go to an embassy to apply for an extension of your visa.
Check your eligibility
Use our visa checker to find out if you match with the requirements.
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eVisa for Cambodia: More information
Almost all foreign nationals travelling to Cambodia for any reason must apply for an eVisa or entry visa. The only nationalities exempted from this procedure are Philippines, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. All other countries in the world must apply for an entry visa.
All citizens of eligible countries can easily apply for an eVisa for Cambodia. This online entry visa allows a 30 days stay in the country for tourism or business purposes. The eVisa does not allow you to reside or work in the country.
You must make sure that the information in your application is correct. Any intentional deception or omission that may represent a threat to the country's interests will result in your entry being denied, regardless of whether you have an approved visa. The immigration department always has the last word and can exercise its right of admission.