Cambodia Electronic Visa (e-Visa) Assistance System

Yes. Every person who enters needs their own passport and their own approval, including infants and children. A child cannot be added to a parent’s e-Visa.

The stay printed on the approval is the time you may remain. A longer stay is a separate request to Cambodian Immigration after arrival. This application does not file an extension.

No. A tourist approval covers sightseeing, family visits, and similar short trips. Paid work needs the visa category and permits Cambodian authorities require for employment.

Staying past the date on the approval can lead to a fine, questions at departure, and a delay leaving Cambodia. Leave before the stay ends, or ask Cambodian Immigration about an extension before it expires.

No. The approval lets you travel to a checkpoint and request entry. An officer can still refuse entry if the passport, purpose, or other facts do not match Cambodia’s entry rules.

Yes. An Indian passport is not visa-exempt for Cambodia. Tourism and family visits use the tourist category, and meetings use the business category. Travel with the same passport named on the approval.

Yes. A United States passport does not give visa-free entry for tourism or business. Request the e-Visa before departure and carry that same US passport to the checkpoint.

Yes. A standard UK passport is not on the visa-exempt list. British travelers use a tourist e-Visa for holidays and a business e-Visa for meetings or conferences.

Yes. A People’s Republic of China passport is not visa-exempt for a tourist or business visit. The approval is issued in the traveler’s own name and cannot cover another person.

Yes. An Australian passport is not visa-exempt. Holidays and family visits use the tourist category. A meeting or conference uses the business category.

Yes. Japanese passport holders require a Cambodia eVisa for tourism and business. Tourist visits use Visa T for sightseeing, while business meetings use Visa E. Apply through evisa.gov.kh or our assistance platform.

Yes. Korean passport holders are not visa-exempt for Cambodia. Apply for Cambodia eVisa online or obtain visa on arrival at entry points. Confirm entry ports before travel.

Yes. European Union citizens, including French and German passport holders, require a Cambodia eVisa for tourism and business visits. Check specific Cambodia visa requirements for your EU country.

The Cambodia e-Arrival Card is a mandatory online form that all foreign travelers must complete within seven days before arrival, even if they already hold an approved Cambodia eVisa. It is required alongside your visa for entry.

Cambodia visa documents required include a passport with at least six months validity, a recent passport-size photo, a scan of the passport data page, and a valid payment card. These documents are essential for your Cambodia eVisa application processing.

Common Cambodia visa rejection reasons include passport validity under six months, unclear or incorrect photos, mismatched personal details with passport, wrong visa type selected, unreadable passport scans, or missing entry information. Ensure all Cambodia visa requirements are met to avoid rejection.

You can apply directly through the official Cambodia eVisa site at evisa.gov.kh. This is the government portal for Cambodia eVisa applications. Alternatively, you can use our E Services assistance platform for support with your Cambodia visa online application.