Get your Cambodia visa

This eVisa is perfect for travelers attending conferences, client meetings, or exploring business opportunities in Cambodia. It functions similarly to the tourist eVisa but is used for business-related purposes.

It’s valid for 90 days and allows a 30-day stay on a single entry.

What documents you’ll need to apply for the Cambodia Business eVisa

• 🛂 Your passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry
• 💼 Proof of business purpose: This can include an invitation letter or business registration
• 🖼 A digital passport photo

Learn more about the Cambodia Business eVisa.

The e-Arrival is Cambodia’s newest digital entry form that replaces the traditional paper immigration card. It’s mandatory for all travelers entering Cambodia by air and must be completed before boarding.

It doesn’t replace a visa but complements your entry documents, streamlining the arrival process.

What documents you’ll need to apply for the Cambodia e-Arrival

• 🛂 Passport details
• 📅 Travel itinerary and flight information
• 🏨 Accommodation address

Learn more about the Cambodia e-Arrival

Available at most international airports and some land border checkpoints, the Visa on Arrival is commonly used by travelers who didn’t apply online in advance. It’s available for tourism and business purposes.

This visa allows a 30-day stay and is single-entry. You may have to wait in line and provide supporting documents on arrival.

*Unfortunately, we currently don’t offer the Visa on Arrival.

This traditional visa is placed in your passport and can be applied for at a Cambodian embassy or consulate. It’s suitable for travelers who prefer to apply in person or aren’t eligible for an eVisa.

It allows a stay of 30 days and can be extended once by another 30 days.

*Unfortunately, we currently don’t offer the Tourist Sticker Visa.

This visa is for professionals with pre-arranged business in Cambodia. It requires sponsorship by a Cambodian company or organization and is applied for through an embassy or on arrival.

It’s usually valid for 30 days initially and can be extended to 6 or 12 months.

*Unfortunately, we currently don’t offer the Business Sticker Visa.

Students accepted into Cambodian educational institutions can apply for a student visa, which allows them to stay for the duration of their course. A sponsorship letter from the school is typically required.

This visa is typically issued as a Type-E visa and extended through the Department of Immigration.

*Unfortunately, we currently don’t offer the Student Visa.

• Retirement Visa: This visa is intended for retirees over 55 who want to live in Cambodia long-term. Proof of sufficient income or a pension is usually required, along with a local address. The initial visa is issued as a Type-E visa and can be extended into a retirement extension for up to 12 months.
  
  

• Employment Visa: This visa is for foreign nationals who have secured a job with a company in Cambodia. It starts as a Type-E visa and must be extended into a long-term work permit by the employer. Additional documents, such as a work contract and tax records, may be needed for the extension.
  
  

• Courtesy Visa: This is granted to diplomatic staff, government officials, and their dependents, often for official business or missions. It requires prior arrangements with the Cambodian authorities or embassies.
  
  

• Khmer Visa: Also known as the Cambodia K-Visa, this visa is for people of Khmer descent born abroad who want to return and live in Cambodia. It’s a pathway to permanent stay and is granted on a case-by-case basis. Applicants often need to provide proof of heritage and identity documents.
  
  *Unfortunately, we currently don’t offer these visas.