Cambodia: e-Visa (tourist and business)
Cambodia's e-Visa is run by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. The Royal Embassy in London states that it does not operate the e-visa itself.
Who needs it
Visitors who need a tourist visa can apply online instead of at the border. Not every crossing accepts e-visas, so check the list of entry ports on the portal.
Key facts
- Tourist e-visas are valid for 3 months and allow a stay of up to 30 days.
- The Philippine embassy relays the ministry's advice that the e-visa site is the only official place to apply.
- Reported cost is USD 30 for tourists since 1 January 2025, processing included.
Watch out for
The ministry has warned about bogus sites, including one that charged a tourist USD 300, and said there is no legal framework for getting lost money back.
Before you pay
Check that the address matches the link above, confirm the amount on the portal, and never pay a site that adds a large service fee. Our guide to spotting fake visa websites explains the warning signs, and the FAQ covers common questions.
This page is a summary for general information and can go out of date, and exemptions depend on your own nationality, so always confirm on the official portal. See our disclaimer.