Cambodian Visa

[pitrevie]

Second time I have visited Cambodia and they must have the easiest and most efficient visa process of any country. This time I applied yesterday on-line and the visa was approved in less than 24 hours, cost $25, on the previous occasion it took about 3 days. They allow you to upload a picture with your application and for that they don't even require a formal passport picture so long as it is a clear picture including your face. Full marks to Cambodia just wish more would do likewise.

[Tomtomtom69]

Could you send a link to their website as the previous links I have seen were quite unreliable.

[Deserted]

Which border crossing did you take. Presumably they didn't let you cross without paying some other fee to compensate the guards in some way.

[tombkk]

Which border crossing did you take. Presumably they didn't let you cross without paying some other fee to compensate the guards in some way.

I crossed at Poi Pet and PNH airport with an eVisa without having to pay anything extra.

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[Deserted]

Nice, would be interested to know if anyone has had a similarly smooth entry via Had Lek. Those guys at the border were pretty crooked once upon a time. Be interested to know if that's improved.

[pitrevie]

Could you send a link to their website as the previous links I have seen were quite unreliable.

The one I used http://www.mfaic.gov.kh/

[cardholder]

Could you send a link to their website as the previous links I have seen were quite unreliable.

The one I used http://www.mfaic.gov.kh/

It will also confirm that you can only enter through PP, Poipet and Hat Lek.- the latter has an evisa window, but doesnt seem to use it. You can exit at anyborder point.

Added bonus of evisa is that you dont lose a page in your passport with the visa sticker.

[pitrevie]

Could you send a link to their website as the previous links I have seen were quite unreliable.

The one I used http://www.mfaic.gov.kh/

It will also confirm that you can only enter through PP, Poipet and Hat Lek.- the latter has an evisa window, but doesnt seem to use it. You can exit at anyborder point.

Added bonus of evisa is that you dont lose a page in your passport with the visa sticker.

I am entering through Siem Reap airport and that they have even listed the counters to deal with the evisa.

[cardholder]

Could you send a link to their website as the previous links I have seen were quite unreliable.

The one I used http://www.mfaic.gov.kh/

It will also confirm that you can only enter through PP, Poipet and Hat Lek.- the latter has an evisa window, but doesnt seem to use it. You can exit at anyborder point.

Added bonus of evisa is that you dont lose a page in your passport with the visa sticker.

I am entering through Siem Reap airport and that they have even listed the counters to deal with the evisa.

Sorry - I keep forgetting that Siem Reap has an airport.....................