To apply for a Cambodian eVisa from the United States, you must prepare the following documents and information:

These requirements are standard for all eVisa applicants.

A Cambodian eVisa is an electronic visa that allows you to enter Cambodia for business or tourism. The eVisa application can be submitted online and takes only a few minutes to complete. 

A long list of countries is eligible to apply for a Cambodian eVisa. You can check your eligibility from the list above. 

You can apply for a Cambodia eVisa online. Just click on the ‘Apply Now’ button above. Then, complete the online application form with the required documents and information.

The general documents required for a Cambodia eVisa are a digital copy of your valid passport with six (6) months of validity, a digital copy of your passport-sized photo, and travel information. To learn the full details specific to your country, click on your country name from above. 

The Cambodia eVisa processing is estimated to be within 3-5 working days.

A Cambodia eVisa is typically valid for three (3)  months from the issue date.

The stay limit in Cambodia is up to 30 consecutive days per visit.

Yes, you may be able to extend your stay in Cambodia eVisa. Contact our visa consultants if you need a visa extension for further information and instructions. 

To learn the cost of a Cambodian eVisa, we recommend contacting us on WhatsApp. As the price constantly updates, we will let you know the latest price.

Yes, you can apply for family members together. You have to fill out separate application forms for each family member. 

Yes, every traveler, including children, needs a separate eVisa to visit Cambodia.

If your Cambodia eVisa application gets rejected, you can apply again. To get a visa successfully, make sure you have all the required information and documents in order before you apply. You can also consult with our visa consultants, who will assist you in checking your visa application. 

You can check your Cambodia eVisa application from the ‘Check Visa Status’ section above the page. Simply enter your email or your Application ID, and you will get an OTP in your email. Enter it in the box, and you can view your visa status and can also download it when the evisa is approved.

No, an eVisa is for tourism, family visits,  or short business trips only. You cannot work with an eVisa in Cambodia. 

No, you cannot study in Cambodia with an eVisa. You need a student visa to study in Cambodia.

Upon arrival in Cambodia, you have to show your eVisa either in printout form or from your smartphone, passport, and Cambodia e-Arrival Card at the immigration checkpoint.

It is recommended that you print out your Cambodia eVisa when entering the country. Having it on your smartphone is also acceptable.

Overstaying can result in fines, detention, or being banned from future visits. You are advised not to overstay your eVisa in Cambodia. You can extend your eVisa if you wish to stay longer. 

No, once you have submitted and paid for your Cambodia eVisa application, you cannot cancel it. We recommend that you be sure before you submit your application to avoid any inconvenience.

If you are aware of making a mistake, we urge you to contact customer support to correct it. We double-check your Cambodia eVisa application before processing it. If we find any mistakes, we will contact you about them.

Yes, you can apply for a Cambodian eVisa online from any country. Please check the country list from above to see if you are eligible for the eVisa. 

Yes, many countries, namely the ASEAN member countries,  can enter Cambodia visa-free for short stays. Check if your country is on the list.

Common reasons for Cambodia eVisa rejection include incomplete applications, incorrect documents, or false information.

Yes, you can apply for a Cambodian eVisa if you are of dual nationality. Apply using the passport you’ll travel with.

An eVisa covers both short tourism and business trips. You can apply for the Cambodian eVisa for tour business travel. 

No, the eVisa application fees are non-refundable. This is the Cambodia Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) policy.