An approved Cambodia eVisa is valid only at designated immigration checkpoints. Choose your port carefully before booking flights or overland tickets — several borders allow exit only and do not accept eVisa entry.
This directory mirrors the official ports list (last updated 19 Aug 2025): 5 ports accept eVisa entry, while other listed checkpoints remain available for exit. Present a printed approval letter with the same passport used in your application.
Use one of these 5 checkpoints if you hold a Cambodia eVisa approval letter.
Temporary hold: Cham Yeam (Koh Kong) and Poi Pet (Banteay Meanchey) remain closed for eVisa entry until further notice — plan an airport or another open land entry instead.
Air travellers with a Cambodia eVisa should fly into one of the airports below. Complete the Cambodia e-Arrival Card for flights when required, then proceed to immigration with your printed approval letter.
Connecting route
Primary air gateway for Phnom Penh. International flights connect to the capital region; ground transfer continues into Phnom Penh city centre and onward bus or domestic routes to Siem Reap, Sihanoukville and the provinces.
Links: Phnom Penh · National Highway & provincial coaches
Connecting route
Main airport for Angkor Wat and Siem Reap tourism. After immigration, travellers continue by taxi or shuttle into Siem Reap town and temple zones, with road links toward Phnom Penh and northwestern provinces.
Links: Siem Reap city · Angkor Archaeological Park
Not for cruising ships — air arrivals only.
Connecting route
Coastal airport for Preah Sihanouk. Connects by road to Sihanoukville city, beaches and ferry piers for nearby islands. Cruise-ship passengers should not rely on this eVisa airport listing.
Links: Sihanoukville · coastal & island ferry routes
Thailand–Cambodia checkpoints currently allow exit with eVisa status, but none accept eVisa entry on the latest list. Poi Pet and Cham Yeam are explicitly closed for eVisa entry until further notice.
Temporarily closed for e-Visa entry until further notice.
Connecting route
Coastal Thailand–Cambodia crossing linking Hat Lek / Khlong Yai (Thailand) with Koh Kong. Common overland route for travellers continuing along Cambodia’s southwest coast toward Sihanoukville.
Links: Hat Lek (TH) ↔ Koh Kong · coastal highway
Connecting route
Northern Thailand–Cambodia land checkpoint in Oddar Meanchey. Serves local cross-border traffic and regional road links toward northwestern Cambodia.
Links: Thailand border ↔ Oddar Meanchey roads
Connecting route
Western border post near Kamrieng, Battambang province. Links Thai border roads with Battambang city and the northwest inland network toward Phnom Penh.
Links: Thailand ↔ Kamrieng · Battambang corridor
Temporarily closed for e-Visa entry until further notice.
Connecting route
Major Bangkok–Cambodia land corridor via Aranyaprathet (Thailand) and Poi Pet. Historically the busiest overland path toward Siem Reap and Phnom Penh — eVisa entry is currently suspended.
Links: Aranyaprathet (TH) ↔ Poi Pet · Siem Reap / Phnom Penh roads
Connecting route
Western checkpoint serving Pailin province. Connects Thai border access with Pailin town and onward provincial roads toward Battambang.
Links: Thailand ↔ Pailin · Battambang links
Connecting route
Northwest overland crossing in Oddar Meanchey. Road connections continue toward Siem Reap and other northwestern Cambodian destinations.
Links: Thailand ↔ O Smach · Siem Reap corridor
Only Bavet (Svay Rieng) accepts Cambodia eVisa entry on the Vietnam frontier. Other Vietnam checkpoints listed here are exit-capable but not eVisa entry points.
Connecting route
Primary Vietnam–Cambodia eVisa land gateway on the Ho Chi Minh City–Phnom Penh highway via Moc Bai (Vietnam) and Bavet. Frequent coach and private-car transfers continue to Phnom Penh.
Links: Moc Bai / HCMC (VN) ↔ Bavet · Phnom Penh highway
Connecting route
Mekong corridor checkpoint in Kandal province. Serves river-adjacent cross-border movement toward the Phnom Penh metropolitan area.
Links: Vietnam Mekong side ↔ Kandal · Phnom Penh approaches
Connecting route
Southern Vietnam–Cambodia crossing into Takeo province. Road links continue north toward Phnom Penh and south toward Vietnamese border towns.
Links: Vietnam ↔ Takeo · Phnom Penh southern route
Connecting route
Northeastern Vietnam–Cambodia border post serving Kratie province. Connects with provincial roads along the Mekong corridor toward Stung Treng and Phnom Penh.
Links: Vietnam ↔ Kratie · Mekong provincial roads
Use Tropaeng Kreal Border Post for Laos–Cambodia eVisa entry. Dong Kralo remains listed for exit only.
Connecting route
Laos–Cambodia border post in Stung Treng province. Local overland traffic links northern Cambodia with Lao border roads.
Links: Laos border ↔ Stung Treng roads
Connecting route
Main Laos–Cambodia eVisa land entry. Travellers continue from Stung Treng south toward Kratie and Phnom Penh, or onward to northeastern destinations along National Road corridors.
Links: Laos ↔ Tropaeng Kreal · Stung Treng–Phnom Penh route
Quick reference matching the official Name of Ports Information list.
| Name of port | Border | Entry | Exit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Techo International Airport (KTI) | — | Yes | Yes |
| Siem Reap Angkor International Airport (SAI) | — | Yes | Yes |
| Sihanoukville International Airport (KOS) Not for cruising ships — air arrivals only. | — | Yes | Yes |
| Cham Yeam (Koh Kong) Temporarily closed for e-Visa entry until further notice. | Thailand | No | Yes |
| Chorm (Oddar Meanchey) | Thailand | No | Yes |
| Daung (Kamrieng, Battambang) | Thailand | No | Yes |
| Poi Pet (Banteay Meanchey) Temporarily closed for e-Visa entry until further notice. | Thailand | No | Yes |
| Prom (Pailin) | Thailand | No | Yes |
| O Smach (Oddar Meanchey) | Thailand | No | Yes |
| Bavet (Svay Rieng) | Vietnam | Yes | Yes |
| Kaoam Samnor (Kandal Mekong) | Vietnam | No | Yes |
| Phnom Den (Takeo) | Vietnam | No | Yes |
| Trapaing Sre (Kratie) | Vietnam | No | Yes |
| Dong Kralo (Stung Treng) | Laos | No | Yes |
| Tropaeng Kreal Border Post (Stung Treng) | Laos | Yes | Yes |
Noted: Yes = supports eVisa; No = does not support eVisa entry. Port rules can change — confirm before travel.
Common questions about Cambodia eVisa airports, land borders and connecting routes.
Cambodia eVisa entry is currently accepted at Techo International Airport (KTI), Siem Reap Angkor International Airport (SAI), Sihanoukville International Airport (KOS, not cruise ships), Bavet (Svay Rieng, Vietnam border), and Tropaeng Kreal Border Post (Stung Treng, Laos border). Always confirm the list before travel.
No. Poi Pet (Banteay Meanchey) and Cham Yeam (Koh Kong) are temporarily closed for eVisa entry until further notice. You may still exit Cambodia through those checkpoints, but you cannot use an eVisa to enter there.
Use Techo International Airport (KTI). It replaced Phnom Penh International Airport for international arrivals and accepts Cambodia eVisa for both entry and exit. Ground transfers connect to Phnom Penh city and onward provincial routes.
Bavet (Svay Rieng) is the main Vietnam–Cambodia land checkpoint that accepts Cambodia eVisa entry. It sits on the Ho Chi Minh City–Phnom Penh highway corridor via Moc Bai.
Tropaeng Kreal Border Post in Stung Treng accepts Cambodia eVisa entry and exit. It is the primary Laos–Cambodia overland route for eVisa travellers heading toward Stung Treng, Kratie or Phnom Penh.
Yes. On the current official list, every port shown allows exit. Entry with eVisa is limited to designated airports and selected land borders marked Yes for entry.
Present the same passport used in the application, a printed eVisa approval letter, and complete arrival formalities (including the Cambodia e-Arrival Card for air travel where required). Immigration officers decide final admission.
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