Find your fit
Compare Cambodia visa options
Start with your travel purpose, passport and planned stay. Open an option to see the documents and details to prepare.
Cambodia Tourist eVisa (T)
Tourist T-visa information, separate from Cambodia e-Arrival.
- Entries
- Single entry
- Permitted stay
- 1 month
Before you set off
Plan your Cambodia application
The official T-visa information lists a single entry, a one-month stay and a three-month validity period from issue. These are different concepts: the time available to use a visa is not the length of a stay.
Check the current official list of eligible passports and eVisa entry checkpoints before applying. Keep your planned land, air or sea route in view while comparing options.
Prepare a passport image and portrait according to the portal’s current file instructions. Use the exact passport spelling throughout your application.
A few details worth double-checking
- Do not choose a tourist visa for employment.
- Do not pay a second visa fee just because an arrival declaration is also requested.
- A published processing estimate is not an approval guarantee; leave room for corrections.
One trip. Different documents.
Check your arrival document too
A visa does not replace every arrival form. Explore Cambodia travel-document requirements, timing and the details you will need for your declaration.
Explore the arrival documentGood questions. Clear answers.
Your Cambodia visa questions
Is Cambodia e-Arrival the same as the tourist eVisa?
No. The eVisa is a visa product; e-Arrival is a separate declaration. Check both requirements for your trip.
Does three-month validity mean I can stay three months?
No. The official T-visa page separates its three-month validity from its one-month permitted stay. Read the conditions on the issued visa.
Make every detail count
Prepare your passport and photo information, check your dates, and review the common details that cause avoidable corrections.
Read the visa preparation checklistInformation you can check
Source: Cambodia Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. Reviewed by the iVisaPortal editorial team. Requirements may change. iVisaPortal is an independent service; visa decisions and admission remain with the relevant authorities.
How we review content
