E-type ( ordinary) visa available online

[my friend I]

https://www.evisa.gov.kh/

[Eff1n2ret]

What's the difference between Visa T and Visa E apart from the cost? They're both single entry, valid within 3 months for a stay of up to 30 days, and the same passport, photo and credit card requirements. I take it that for a 1-week tourist visit the Visa T would be appropriate (also that a Thai passport holder requires no visa for the same purpose).

[Sheryl]

The E visa can be extended for as much as one year on various grounds (employment, retirement etc). The T visa can only be extended for 30 days once.

 

Unless you plan on possibly staying more than 60 days  T visa is fine. 

 

Note that not all land border crossings accept evisa.

 

[anggota]

On 5/13/2023 at 1:32 PM, Sheryl said:

....Note that not all land border crossings accept evisa.

 

If one applies for and receives an E-type (ordinary) visa online and later gets an EOS (a 1-year ER for example) successfully.  Can he/she re-enter (without getting a new VOA)  through checkpoints which do not accept land border crossings by using evisa?

[my friend I]

If you get the ER visa for 6 or 12 months it is multiple entries.

 

On the visa stuck in the passport it says

 

Entries MULTIPLE Issue Date.......

[my friend I]

Sorry. Slight technical problems.

 

I can't see why the evisa would be an issue. It should be valid anywhere.

[Sheryl]

E visa is accepted at only some land crossings.

 

When you get an ER visa, it is an altogether new visa and allows multiple entries, can be used anywhere.

[my friend I]

5 hours ago, my friend I said:

Sorry. Slight technical problems.

 

I can't see why the evisa would be an issue. It should be valid anywhere.

I didn't explain this properly. Storm hit the internet.

Sheryl to the rescue.

[anggota]

If I understand correctly, you need to get the evisa (no matter it is a T-type or E-type) printed out and presented it as well as your travel documents to the immigration officer when you enter the country.

 

My questions are: 

1) Do they get the evisa printout stamped (to indicate it has been used)?

2) Do they get the entry stamp (on the passport) remarked the traveller enters by using evisa?