trekked into cambodia without getting thai exit stamp and cambodian entry satmp as i am flying out saturday

will i get locked up when i arrive at Phnom Penh airport to go through immigration to fly out to england

If you did what I thought you did and crossed the border unofficially, then you need to cross back unofficially, then either leave via Thailand, or cross the border officially.

If you don't 100% for sure you will be put in jail in Cambodia for illegal entry, then deported back to your home country.

And don't forget about Thailand, they will still think you are still in the country, so you illegally exited, upon your return to Thailand if you do, you will have great difficultly entering the country, as you never left. and you can't say it was a mistake because you won't have any proof of a flight out etc etc.

Please take my advice and trek back to Thailand, then leave officially, its your only wise choice!

And I bet you are on your way back to Uni to study that plastice degree that will cost you 30K sterling..............

Other posters have advised you on the most correct course of action.

About the best you can do is to "trek" (as in; sneak like you did already ); first OUT of Cambodia and back INTO Thailand.

Exit Thailand at a "real" border crossing, (you know like most people do when traveling between countries ). This will "officially" stamp you out, so should you ever return to the glorious "Land 'O Thais" you won't be flagged as "never having left".

Next; re-enter Cambodia (at the border crossing). Now, as you have an "E-Visa" for Cambodia you're gonna hafta use one of the borders which actually lets you in on an "E-Visa" as all border crossings DON'T accept them.

Here's the link to the Cambodia E-Visa site with the list of approved border crossings which let you ENTER Cambodia with an E-visa;

Cambodia E-Visa Link

Sheesh. .. Even though it says he posted yesterday; I really hope this is an April Fools joke! If the O/P really did this, it certainly WON'T be a joke for him at the airport in Phnom Penh.

Still, good luck, let us know how it all works out for you..

Edited April 1, 201115 yr by tod-daniels