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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.
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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
Planning your trip? See our complete Cambodia travel guide, the destinations index, or the Ultimate Bucket List for inspiration.
Cambodia Visa FAQ
Do you need a visa for Cambodia?
Yes — most nationalities. e-Visa $30 (apply 3+ days online) or VOA $30 at Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville airports + major land crossings.
How long does Cambodia e-Visa take?
3 working days standard. Apply 1+ week before travel.
Can you get VOA at Cambodia land borders?
Can you extend Cambodia tourist visa?
Yes — extend at immigration office (Phnom Penh) for 1, 3, 6, 12 months. Fees increase with duration ($45+/month via agent).
Should you tip Cambodia border agents?
No — official fee is $30. Anyone asking for extra is scamming; politely refuse.
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John Morrison is the founder and lead travel writer at Packzup. Over the past decade he has explored destinations across Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Oceania — always self-funded, never on a press trip.