Cambodia Cambodia — entry & visa requirements
Our official archive does not state whetheryou need a visa for Cambodia; the authority block points instead to Cambodia's official visa exemption list, which sets out which nationalities may enter without a visa. Open that list and check your own nationality before booking. Neither the visa fee, the application process nor the permitted length of stay appears anywhere in the material gathered here.
General information
The general information archived for Cambodia is a tourism website's navigation menu — history, geography, religion, sights and trip-planning links — not anything about entry rules. It shows Cambodia is promoted as an open tourist destination, with Angkor, Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville's beaches among the highlights, but it says nothing about visas, passports or length of stay. Treat this as background only.
- Cambodia is presented as a tourist destination with attractions such as the Angkor temple complex, Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville, but no entry requirement is given.[1]
- Whether you personally need a visa must be settled from the official exemption list, not from this tourism material.[2]
Duration of stay
The archived material contains no usable statement of how long a visitor may stay in Cambodia; the only content filed under this heading was a tourism site's booking and transport menu. The authority block instead directs travellers to the MFAIC visa exemption list, where permitted stays for exempt nationalities are set out by country.
- Check the official visa exemption list for the length of stay that applies to your nationality — our archive state no number.[2]
Notices & things to watch
The only notices archived are website housekeeping: a description of the tourism site's own booking and information services, and its copyright line. No border, health or security notice aimed at travellers was archived, so nothing here should be read as entry advice.
- The entry rules to rely on are those published by Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in its visa exemption list.[2]
- No on-arrival guidance, such as documents to carry at the border, appears in the archived official sources.[1]
Official downloads
No attachments were archived for this destination, so there are no forms, checklists or PDFs to review before travelling.
No official attachments were archived for this destination. In most cases applications here are fully online - check the official portal for any documents you need to supply.
Official sources
Coverage is minimal: one government page (the MFAIC visa exemption list) and one commercial tourism site whose archived text is almost entirely navigation.
Numbers match the markers in the text above; click a marker to jump here. Groups are collapsed by domain - click a heading to expand. A source cited more than once keeps a single number.
mfaic.gov.kh1 URL · cited 6 times
tourismcambodia.com1 URL · cited 2 times
Popularity rank #22 (score 27.08). This page was written by an AI from the official material listed above and adds no facts from outside it; visa rules change, so always confirm on the official portal before you apply.
Visa routes to Cambodia · 189 routes · 189 verified · all corridors →
● e-Visa or visa on arrival · 30-day · US$30
● e-Visa or visa on arrival · 30-day · US$30
● e-Visa or visa on arrival · 30-day · US$30
● e-Visa or visa on arrival · 30-day · US$30
● e-Visa or visa on arrival · 30-day · US$30
● e-Visa or visa on arrival · 30-day · US$30
● e-Visa or visa on arrival · 30-day · US$30
● Visa not required · 30-day
● e-Visa or visa on arrival · 30-day · US$30
Policy updates for Cambodia
Official changes affecting entry to Cambodia. This guide is kept current with the updates below — open a note for its source and effective date.
- ⚑ Updated · confirmedCambodia runs a visa-free pilot for Chinese passport holders
Last verified 2026-06-15 · All visa policy changes →