Cambodian E-visa

[bobroper]

As my British Passport is getting rather full, I thought I would give the Cambodian e-visa a try to save space. Will be travelling to Aranyapretet.

I know that there has been several subjects on this matter but can someone advise me as to the correct website I should use and experiences of those who have recently applied and obtained visa.

Advice would be appreciated.

[ersl]

As my British Passport is getting rather full, I thought I would give the Cambodian e-visa a try to save space. Will be travelling to Aranyapretet.

I know that there has been several subjects on this matter but can someone advise me as to the correct website I should use and experiences of those who have recently applied and obtained visa.

Advice would be appreciated.

Hi,

I got a 3 month Bus Visa yesterday here in BKK. It took all of 30 min. Either way you'll lose a page as they'll pasted one at the border.

If you want to know where the embassy is send me a message as the Website & phone no. is wrong.

ersl

[ubonjoe]

Website for e-visa: http://www.mfaic.gov.kh/e-visa/vindex.aspx

[Pattaya46]

Either way you'll lose a page as they'll pasted one at the border.

No.

Advantage of e-Visa is that you print it on a separate paper

and you only have the small stamp entering Cambodia.

You don't lost one page as when you get the Visa "sticker" at the border.

Useful when your passport is nearly full...

See MFA Cambodia link given above.

[britmaveric]

small stamp and they take e-visa once you enter.

[jamesjdaly]

Print out your e-visa TWICE. Once on entering (taken off you) and once for exiting (again, kept by Immigration). No visa stamped/stuck in your pp, only the entry/exit stamps.

[hanno]

AND you skip the queues of all those without visas and/or photos.