Cambodia Tourist eVisa

Simple & Fast eVisa Process

• Complete Online Application
• Same-Day e-Visa Delivery Option 
• Digital Approval via Email
• Application Checked Before Submission

Essential Details for the Cambodia Tourist eVisa

Before beginning the application process, applicants must be aware of the following conditions:

Allowed Activities 

With an approved Tourist e-Visa, travellers are permitted to enter Cambodia for the following:

• Tourism and sightseeing
• Visiting friends and family
• Short leisure holidays, including cultural, historical, and heritage attractions

Validity 

The e-Visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue. Enter the country within the validity period. 

Stay Duration 

The e-Visa allows a stay of up to 30 days from the date of arrival in Cambodia. Leave the country before the 30 days expire. 

Entry Type 

A visa holder can only enter the country once with this eVisa. 

How to Apply for a Cambodian Tourist e-Visa? 

• Step 1:Complete the Application: 
  Provide required details, select a tourist eVisa and upload all required documents. 
• Step 2: Pay the Fee:
  Pay the Visa Fee using a valid debit/credit card, PayPal, crypto or, if requested, through bank transfer. 
• Step 3: Wait for Processing 
  Regular status updates are provided to the applicant on their registered email ID. 
• Step 4: Receive Approved e-Visa 
  Once processing is complete, the approved Cambodian tourist eVisa is delivered to the applicant's email address.

Common Travellers Queries 

• What documents will be required for a Cambodia tourist eVisa application? 
• Passport bio-page, passport-size photograph, travel booking confirmation, and accommodation proof. If more documents are required, the support team will contact the applicant. 
• In how many days will the applicant receive their approved eVisa? 
• Super-rush processing delivers the e-Visa in 1-2 days or on the same day; an additional fee is charged and added to the Cambodia Visa Cost. 

Top 6 Tourist Places to Visit in Cambodia in 2026

Angkor Wat

• A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the world’s largest religious monument.
• Built in the 12th century, it represents the height of Khmer architecture
•  Most visitors come at sunrise to see its iconic reflection.

Phnom Penh

• The capital city and cultural heart of modern Cambodia.
• Home to the Royal Palace and key historical memorial sites.
•  It offers a mix of heritage, riverside dining, and urban life.

Siem Reap

• The main gateway to the Angkor temple complex.
• A lively city known for markets, museums, and cultural shows.
• Most travellers stay here while exploring nearby temples.

Kampot

• A peaceful riverside town with colonial-era charm.
• Famous worldwide for Kampot pepper production.
• It’s ideal for nature trips and relaxed evenings by the river.

Koh Rong

• A tropical island known for its white-sand beaches and clear waters.
• Popular for swimming, snorkelling, and marine activities.
• It’s one of Cambodia’s top beach destinations.

Battambang

• A historic city known for its preserved French colonial buildings.
• Often called Cambodia’s artistic hub.
• It offers countryside scenery and the famous Bamboo Train ride.

Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in May 2026, we recommend verifying with the relevant agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure the accuracy of your travel plans.