Cambodia eVisa-Very Good!

[cavanami]

I applied for my Cambodia visa, online, last night.

$25 USD. Paid via Pay Pal, via credit card.

(downside, must use Pay Pal and they make you sign up for Pay Pal

 

Had the visa this morning!

 

Print out two copies and good to go!!! :thumbup:

 

http://evisa.mfaic.gov.kh/index.php

[wonderlust]

I agree, it's very good but only if you're making a crossing at Koh Kong or Poipet. At the airport or other border crossings you can get the visa for $20.

[Bangkoktraveler]

Saves the extra surcharge and toot tips.

[Julian2]

I agree, it's very good but only if you're making a crossing at Koh Kong or Poipet. At the airport or other border crossings you can get the visa for $20.

Last time I went there there was an hours wait for a visa on arrival at Siem Reap Airport. I suppose I wouldn't have begrudged the extra five bucks, particularly as I had a couple of guys waiting for me.

[cavanami]

For me, the $5 is a savings as I was usually going to the Cambo Embassy in BKK, once to drop off the application and passport then to go back and pick everything up.

 

Did it all online in five minutes, all from the PC keyboard.

[CTO]

Surely more time spent going to embassy and back than standing in a queue in Cambo?

[dddave]

If I understand correctly, another advantages of the e-visa is that your passport is only stamped at immigration; you don't loose a whole page to the sticker.

Can anybody confirm this?

[CTO]

Now that would make it worthwhile

[Mentors]

thank you for informations and have a good trip

[wonderlust]

If I understand correctly, another advantages of the e-visa is that your passport is only stamped at immigration; you don't loose a whole page to the sticker.

Can anybody confirm this?

 

Confirmed. There is no sticker, you just print out 2 copies of the evisa. If you want you can cut it and staple it in your passport but it's not necessary.