Do I require a Visa for a 2 day visit to Cambodia? I used to do a Visa run and get Visa for Cambodia at the border. Does this apply to flying in as well?

Yes, you need a visa to enter Cambodia.  You can either get a visa on arrival at the SR airport, or get an e-Visa in advance online and save a passport page.

1 minute ago, Chou Anou said:

Yes, you need a visa to enter Cambodia.  You can either get a visa on arrival at the SR airport, or get an e-Visa in advance online and save a passport page.

Thanks, I take it they will accept a credit card for Visa on arrival. There are 6 of us 20$ in 25$ out I read?

Just now, Dave67 said:

Thanks, I take it they will accept a credit card for Visa on arrival. There are 6 of us 20$ in 25$ out I read?

Others who may know for sure can respond, but I highly doubt if anything other than cash is accepted.

Just now, Chou Anou said:

Others who may know for sure can respond, but I highly doubt if anything other than cash is accepted.

 cheers is Baht ok?

22 minutes ago, Dave67 said:

 cheers is Baht ok?

I wouldn't count on it, but I guess it's possible...they would probably give you a lousy conversion rate, though.  Better to have US dollars on hand.

Just now, Chou Anou said:

I wouldn't count on it, but I guess it's possible...they would probably give you a lousy conversion rate, though.  Better to have US dollars on hand.

Thanks again, I looked at the online Visas and  Thais are not eligible for online Visa, They are not on the list of eligible countries .3 Thais, 3 Brits in our party, so I'll just change up some dollars

Thai Nationals don't need a visa to enter Cambodia, they are exempt from visa requirements if they arrive at an International Airport..

 

We went to Siem Reap a few weeks ago, had a good time, I had purchased an e-visa and whilst it was a tad more expensive than a VOA it saved me time when we got there, and as the previous poster has pointed out it saved a page and a half in my passport. I actually used their app on my smart phone, that even allowed me to take a photo on my phone and submit. https://www.evisa.gov.kh/

 

The VOA seems to work, and they only seemed to be accepting US$ in cash, we did notice that there was a bit of a rugby scrum in the Immigration Hall with loads of passengers filling out their forms, we were through in moments. The Immigration Hall is quite big and had a fair few IO's on duty, unlike DMK on our return.

1 minute ago, theoldgit said:

Thai Nationals don't need a visa to enter Cambodia, they are exempt from visa requirements if they arrive at an International Airport..

 

We went to Siem Reap a few weeks ago, had a good time, I had purchased an e-visa and whilst it was a tad more pricey than a VOA it saved me time when we got there, and as the previous poster has pointed out it saved a page and a half in my passport. I actually used their app on my smart phone, that even allowed me to take a photo on my phone and submit. https://www.evisa.gov.kh/

 

The VOA seems to work, and they only seemed to be accepting US$ in cash, we did notice that there was a bit of a rugby scrum in the Immigration Hall with loads of passengers filling out their forms, we were through in moments. The Immigration Hall is quite big and had a fair few IO's on duty, unlike DMK on our return.

I've read that people from coming from ASEAN countries (Thailand) do not require a visa so the 3 of us from UK in our party we will get the visa online, cheers

Just now, Dave67 said:

I've read that people from coming from ASEAN countries (Thailand) do not require a visa so the 3 of us from UK in our party we will get the visa online, cheers

Yes as I said, Thai Nationals can enter for up to 14 days without the need for a visa providing they enter and leave via an International Airport.

Just now, theoldgit said:

Yes as I said, Thai Nationals can enter for up to 14 days without the need for a visa providing they enter and leave via an International Airport.

Sorry missed the first bit, I'll scroll up more in future, Thanks again

ATM at airport gives out USD. Need passport foto .

They like US dollars. A couple friends of mine and myself went and the line through customs was VERY long. A friendly uniformed guy said he could take care of everything for $40. One friend spent a couple of hours waiting in line and saved $15. I guess we all should have waited in line because we had to wait on our friend. I seriously doubt they would accept a credit card.