DTV VISA APPLICATION AND CAMBODIA TRIP- AS PROMISED.

[Scouse123]

OK everybody,

 

I am on retirement extension from a Non-O, and I went to Cambodia with specific intention of asking for a DTV.

 

I know this is of interest to a few of you. It has taken about three weeks.

 

Not only that, I applied online and showed my proof I was in Cambodia, I also have a Cambodian visa, but it's not necessary

 

I had a lot of information, but you are limited as to what you can supply by the online application form.  What I mean is you can provide singular, not multiple documents as uploads.

 

I requested a soft power visa based on medical.

 

I was granted 5 years today.

 

Cambodia was fabulous. I went through the Chong Chom border etc. it's a gentle border and 2.5 hours to Siem Reap.

 

So, I will allow my retirement extension to naturally expire and my multi entry permit, and then go to Cambodia and enter with my new visa in August.

 

No more trips to immigration every year for me, well, at least for a few years.

[BE88]

I am interested in Cambodia and I find different interpretations on the E-VISA to stay 100 days in Cambodia. Which is the right way, ask for the visa at the airport or the E-VISA?

[Scouse123]

36 minutes ago, BE88 said:

I am interested in Cambodia and I find different interpretations on the E-VISA to stay 100 days in Cambodia. Which is the right way, ask for the visa at the airport or the E-VISA?

 

I am sorry, I have the flu.

 

I will help you, but what is exactly your question?

 

Let me try to guess, if you get a tourist visa for Cambodia, known as a 'T' Visa is 30 days available to extend once, for another 30 days and then you must leave or fines etc.

 

If you get, and you can insist on, an Ordinary visa sometimes people call a business visa, you can change, ( better via an agent) it to a long stay visa in the form of  3. 6, or 12 months.

 

You can obtain the visas in advance online.

 

This official link will help you

 

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

 

 

[BE88]

23 minutes ago, Scouse123 said:

 

I am sorry, I have the flu.

 

I will help you, but what is exactly your question?

 

Let me try to guess, if you get a tourist visa for Cambodia, known as a 'T' Visa is 30 days available to extend once, for another 30 days and then you must leave or fines etc.

 

If you get, and you can insist on, an Ordinary visa sometimes people call a business visa, you can change, ( better via an agent) it to a long stay visa in the form of  3. 6, or 12 months.

 

You can obtain the visas in advance online.

 

This official link will help you

 

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

 

 

 

So with the E VISA I can stay for another 30 days, then go to Vietnam for 30 days and return to Cambodia for another 10 days in order to reach my 100 days foreseen, or as you tell me make the request to an agent for the extension in Cambodia

 

Thank you very much for your reply and I wish you a speedy recovery.