Travellers wanting to stay in Cambodia longer than their permitted period under a Tourist Visa (Visa T) may be able to extend their stay.
It is a single-entry visa with a stay of up to 30 days and is valid for 3 months from the date of issue.
The Cambodia Tourist eVisa is applied for online, but an extension is not requested through the online eVisa system. Travellers who wish to stay longer can request the extension through Cambodia’s Immigration Department while in the country.
It is best to arrange the extension before the current 30-day stay expires to avoid any overstay fines or other issues related to immigration.
The general process for extending a Cambodia Tourist eVisa is:
Requirements for a visa extension may vary depending on the application. Travelers should have their valid passport and current Visa T details available and provide any additional documents requested by the Immigration Department or authorized visa service.
For any questions about your documents, contact Cambodia Visa Support. The team is available 24/7.
Processing times and extension fees can vary depending on the application and the method used. Travelers should confirm the current Cambodia eVisa fee and processing time when submitting the extension request.
Travelers should not allow the permitted stay to expire while waiting to arrange an extension. Overstaying a Cambodian visa can result in fines and other immigration penalties.
Yes. The Cambodia Visa E (Ordinary/Business eVisa) can be extended after entry into Cambodia. Visa E extensions are subject to the applicable E-class visa requirements and extension period.
Travelers who need additional time after using the available Tourist Visa extension should check with Cambodian immigration authorities regarding the appropriate visa or immigration option, depending on their circumstances.
Yes. Immigration requirements and procedures can change at any given moment, so travellers should confirm the latest requirements with the appropriate Cambodian authorities before applying.
Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in August 2026, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.
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