Entry Requirements
All visitors are required to carry a passport and visa. Applying online (http://evisa.mtaic.gov.kh) for a 1-month e-visa costs $25 (£13). The procedure is simple, straightforward, and will save you time and energy at the airport/border crossing. Visas can also be issued on arrival at the Phnom Penh or Siem Reap airports for $20 (£10), and an overland visa-upon-arrival is available from both Thailand (overland from Poipet) and Vietnam (by boat from Chau Doc or by bus through Moc Bai) for $22 (£11). Bring one 4x6 passport photo for your application. For other entry points, you must obtain your visa before arrival. An overland crossing goes to Laos via Stung Treng, but it's a trip reserved for the hearty.
Tourist visas can be extended three times for a total of 3 months. Any travel agent can perform the service for a small fee. Business visas, for just $25 (£13) upon entry, can be extended indefinitely.
Customs Regulations
For visitors 18 years or older, allowable amounts of goods when entering are as follows: 200 cigarettes or the equivalent quantity of tobacco, one opened bottle of liquor, and a reasonable amount of perfume for personal use. Currency in possession must be declared on arrival. Cambodian Customs on the whole is not stringent. With a long, sad history of theft from the Angkor temples, it is forbidden to carry antiques or Buddhist reliquary out of the country, but Buddhist statues and trinkets bought from souvenir stalls are fine.
Cambodia Travel Experiences
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Cambodia
We arrived in the city of Phnom Penh late in the afternoon after a long and hot bus ride. On our bus we met Lee, a guy from South Korea,... Continue reading »
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Dead dolphins, waterfalls, cross country motodop!
Ok so Mondulkiri weekend! This was quite a spur of the moment decision, but when I heard that friends from PP were going there for the we... Continue reading »
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Hello, Moto?
Highlights of Cambodia...At Steve's insistence we attempted Thai/Cambodia border crossing on our own because it would be "more adventurou... Continue reading »
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From Siam Reap to Phnom Penh
Our first stop in Cambodia was in Siam Reap. Wherein the Angkor Wat Temple is situated. Spending 3 days here wasn't enough but experien... Continue reading »
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Cambodia
By now you would have thought we had become accustomed to slow boats on the Mekong and with only 5 of us in our boat up to the border of... Continue reading »
