Apply for your Cambodia Business eVisa online

Most foreign nationals require a visa for business activities in Cambodia. While citizens of ASEAN countries (like Thailand or Vietnam) have visa-free entry for short-term tourism, they often still require a Business (Type E) visa if engaging in formal work or long-term business.

If you are from a country like the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, or an EU member state, you are eligible to apply for the Business eVisa online.

This is the correct choice if you plan to extend your stay for work, as the Tourist eVisa (Type T) cannot be converted to a Business extension.

You will receive your approved eVisa as a PDF document via email. You must print two physical copies: one to give to immigration officials upon arrival and one to surrender when you depart the country.

You can also find a digital copy in your iVisa dashboard if applied through us.

No. The eVisa is accepted at major international airports—Phnom Penh (PNH), Siem Reap (SAI), and Sihanoukville (KOS)—and key land borders such as Bavet, Poipet, Cham Yeam, and Tropaeng Kreal.

It is not accepted at all remote land border crossings, so verify your route before traveling. On the government website.

The initial Business eVisa allows a stay of 30 days. It is a single-entry visa valid for entry within 90 days of the issue date. However, unlike the tourist visa, the Business (Type E) visa can be a gateway to longer-term residency.

Yes. The Business eVisa (Type E) is highly flexible. It can be extended for 1, 3, 6, or 12 months at the Department of Immigration. Extensions of 6 and 12 months typically allow for multiple entries.

Note that to work legally, you must also apply for a separate work permit.

As of 2024, the Cambodian government has introduced the Cambodia e-Arrival (CeA) card. This is a separate digital and mandatory requirement for travelers arriving by air, and it's separate from your visa. It replaces the old paper immigration, health, and customs forms. It must be completed within 7 days prior to arrival.

With iVisa, you can apply for both documents in one, saving you time and effort.

Most applicants receive their approval via email within a week. However, during peak travel seasons or public holidays (like Khmer New Year in April), it is recommended to apply at least two weeks in advance to account for any potential government delays.

With iVisa, you can get the eVisa in as little as 5 days, and we'll do an extra check of your application to avoid delays or denials.

Overstaying in Cambodia results in a fine of approximately $10 USD per day. For long-term overstays, you may face detention, deportation, and a future entry ban.

Denials are usually caused by blurry passport photos, mismatched data (like a typo in the passport number), or insufficient supporting business documentation. iVisa's "Expert Review" is specifically designed to catch these issues. If your application is denied, we can help you identify the reason and guide you through a re-application.

iVisa also offers optional denial protection.