Thread: Electronic Visa for Cambodia

I was in Cambodia last month and I want to share my visa experience. We used the electronic visa and that really made our trip all the more worthwhile. If you have US$5 in exchange for a smooth entry, I'd suggest you give it a thought. Google for 'Cambodia e-Visa' you'll know what I mean.

Originally Posted by liting

I was in Cambodia last month and I want to share my visa experience. We used the electronic visa and that really made our trip all the more worthwhile. If you have US$5 in exchange for a smooth entry, I'd suggest you give it a thought. Google for 'Cambodia e-Visa' you'll know what I mean.

well, well, well
it seems these boys got their shit nicely wired together... a bit late in the game though

(guess the big boys back in PP got tired of getting shortchanged by the immi stiffs huh!)

when overland border hops were the norm one had to fork out the 1,000 baht one way or another for the cambo visa, so the 25 US$ credit card contribution from ones armchair perch aint that bad but ...

one more horrific thought: are my cc number and pin are they safe in the hands of the little brown people across the border? ...or

Somchai, with the new visa regs, could copy the process, fire a lot overseas embassy staff and save the cvntry a lot of dosh.

The new visa run could be something like this:
1-BudgetAir to Whereva
2-At Whereva Airport Internet caffe procure piece of shit visa print out number (no more Abdullas doing the paperwerk and the thai dip core skimming off the take)
3-Get back on the next fligh and ... home James!