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Cambodia Visa Requirements 2026: Complete Guide by Nationality
Cambodia offers e-Visa ($30) for most nationalities. Visa-on-arrival ($30) at airports + major land borders.
Visa Requirements by Nationality
| Passport | Type | Duration | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | e-Visa or VOA | 30 days | $30 | Tourist visa |
| UK | e-Visa or VOA | 30 days | $30 | Tourist visa |
| Canada | e-Visa or VOA | 30 days | $30 | Tourist visa |
| Australia | e-Visa or VOA | 30 days | $30 | Tourist visa |
| EU passports | e-Visa or VOA | 30 days | $30 | Tourist visa |
| Japan | e-Visa or VOA | 30 days | $30 | Tourist visa |
| India | e-Visa or VOA | 30 days | $30 | Tourist visa |
| China | e-Visa or VOA | 30 days | $30 | Tourist visa |
| ASEAN passports | Visa-free | 14-30 days | $0 | Varies by country |
What You Need to Enter Cambodia
- Passport valid 6+ months beyond stay
- Passport photo (for VOA)
- Return/onward ticket
- Cash USD for VOA (small bills)
- Yellow fever cert if from endemic country
The fake e-visa websites that overcharge tourists
The single biggest money trap with a Cambodia e-visa is not the visa itself, it is the copycat website you apply on. The only official portal is evisa.gov.kh, run by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The tourist e-visa there costs around 30 US dollars, down from 36 dollars after a price cut at the start of 2025. Anything charging materially more is a third party adding a markup, and some are outright fraudulent.


Cambodian authorities have publicly warned about lookalike sites that buy top search-result slots. One reported case involved a site posing as cambodiaimmigration.org that billed a traveler around 300 dollars for a visa worth a fraction of that. These pages mimic government branding, harvest your passport details, and either deliver nothing or hand over a visa you could have bought yourself for a tenth of the price.
Protect yourself with a few checks before paying:
- Confirm the address bar reads exactly evisa.gov.kh, not a .org or .info variation
- Expect a total near 30 dollars for tourism, not 100-plus
- Apply roughly 3 days ahead, since approvals usually return within about 3 business days by email
Beyond the wrong site, most genuine rejections come from avoidable errors: a cropped selfie instead of a plain passport-style photo, a misspelled name or wrong passport number, or a passport with under six months of validity. Print your approval letter rather than relying on a phone, because the land borders at Poipet and Bavet still expect a paper copy.





