Cambodian Visa's - Essential Information page 8 - Phnom Penh forum

rarky · 2015-07-21T20:59:16+02:00

Types of Visa VOA applicants must submit passport, application forms, a recent passport photo, and other documents as determined by the status of stay. (Note: All prices are quoted in US Dollars) 1 - T-Type (Tourist) - VOA • Cost = $30 • Length of stay = 1 month • Extension = Can be extended once in country for a further period of 1 month The T-Type visa can also be pre-purchased online in the form of an e-Visa (electronic visa) • Cost = $37 + $3 credit card processing fee • Length of stay = 1 month • Extension = Can be extended once in country for a further period of 1 month • Apply for online at https://www.evisa.gov.kh/ 2 - E-Type (Ordinary/business) - VOA • Cost = $35 • Length of stay = 1 month • Extension = Can be extended for the following periods; - 1 Month appx. $40 (Single entry) - 3 Months appx. $75 (Single entry) - 6 Months appx. $145 (Multiple entry) - 12 Months appx. $280 (Multiple entry) (Note: The approximate prices above for visa extensions are based on the cost of having your visa extended through a 3rd party, not the official price from the Immigration Department) 3 - A-Type (Diplomatic) • For visiting foreign diplomats, embassy personnel, invited foreign military, etc. 4 - B-Type (Official) • For NGO/Aid workers, etc. 5 - C-Type (Courtesy) 6 - K-Type (Special) - VOA • Issued to Cambodian national's entering Cambodia on a foreign passport. (The applicant has to provide well-documented evidence, such as proof that one's parents were Cambodian). • Cost = Gratis Visa Exemption: •The nationals of the Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia do not need a tourist visa and may stay in Cambodia for 21 and 30 days respectively. NOTE: Some nationalities are required to get visa in advance at Royal Embassy of Kingdom of Cambodia in their country: Afghanistan, Algeria, Saudi Arabi, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Nigeria. The tourist (T) and ordinary (E) visas can be extended at the Immigration Department, National Police, or for less hassle can be extended at most guest houses and travel agencies/tour operators. The Diplomatic (A), Official (B) and Courtesy (C) visas can be extended at the Consular Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Overstaying your visa will incur a fine of $5 per day of your overstay. Entry points where a Cambodian Visa can be issued (VOA - visa on arrival): Airports: • Phnom Penh International Airport • Siem Reap International Airport Cambodia-Vietnam border: • Bavet International Check Point (Svay Rieng Province) • Kha Orm Sam Nor International Check Point (Kandal Province) • Koh Rohka International Check Point (Prey Veng Province) • Banteay Chakrey International Check Point (Preyveng Province) • Tropeang Sre International Check Point (Kratie Province) • Prek Chak International Check Point (Kampot Province) • Phnom Den International Check Point (Takeo Province) • Oyadav International Check Point (Rattankiri Province) • Tropieng Phlong International Check Point (Kampong Cham Province) Cambodia-Thailand border: • Cham Yeam International Check Point (Koh Kong Province) • Poi Pet International Check Point (Banteay Meanchey Province) • Osmach International Check Point (Odor Meanchey Province) • Sihanoukville International Check Point (Sihanoukville Province) • Choam Sanguam International Check Point (Banteay Meanchey Province) • Prum International Check Point (Pailin Province) • Doung International Check Point (Battambang Province) • Preah Vihear International Check Point (Preah Vihear Province) Cambodia-Lao border: • Dong Krolar International Check Point (Steung Treng Province) • Tropieng Kreal International Check Point (Stung Treng Province) Cambodian Embassies (visa applied for and received BEFORE entry into Cambodia) • Google your nearest Cambodian Embassy ;)

Cambodian Visa's - Essential Information

JoeKhmer Cambodia Expert

Member since 13 November 2015

JoeKhmerCambodia Expert24 July 2023 06:37:00

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@oshudofsky

After the first retirement visa extension you renew every year, for as long as you want.

Cheers.

Joe

JoeKhmer Cambodia Expert

Member since 13 November 2015

JoeKhmerCambodia Expert24 July 2023 06:42:06

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@oshudofsky

You apply for your first retirement extension within 30 days of arrival. After that once a year.

Cheers.

Joe

oshudofsky Contributor

Member since 09 January 2023

oshudofskyContributor24 July 2023 06:47:26

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@zeubie it cost $ 300 to extend a retirement visa? I want to retire to Cambodia starting approx. beginning of 2025. I am also planning to just buy a one-way ticket. I will be curious what will happen then at the airport.

hdgh29 Serial expat

Member since 13 November 2010

hdgh29Serial expat24 July 2023 07:20:55

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@oshudofsky visa renewable once a year,聽 cost $290

Kaboom29 Member

Member since 10 July 2019

Kaboom29Member24 July 2023 14:22:44

#285

@oshudofsky you can only extend it for one month, 3 months, 6 months or 12

Shoftonata New member

Member since 06 September 2023

ShoftonataNew member06 September 2023 22:10:44

#286

@rarky great

l3onidas Member

Member since 19 June 2024

l3onidasMember19 June 2024 02:30:45

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@rarky

i heard about the guy in this group who extremely knowledgeable on imigration.

are you that guy? i know someone with overstay issue.

Veronicamarth New member

Member since 22 April 2024

VeronicamarthNew member03 August 2024 08:31:55

#288

Hi,

A year ago I got all this information on the visa in here, thank you for that.

I am wondering if it's still same?

We have now booked flights ( coming now in 3 weeks!) and first week in a hotel. Also got agents for viewing of apartments. 馃憣

Am going to "Call Kim" since we will be staying in PP. We are retired in our country ( or to be exact, it's a sort of social security, and we have gotten the confirmation from our government that we have this, and the amount we get each month. Stamped and everything . 馃槏

Do you guys still believe we can get the retirement extention, even tho under 55?

Really hope so, since EB visa will require Work Permit and more to pay. But we'll have to if we have to.

Anyone of you under 55 did this recently? Do we need more documentation??

Thanx 馃檹鉂わ笍