Do Thai passport holders need passport photos to visit Cambodia?

Thai passport Cambodia travel passport photos visa requirements border crossing

Mar 27, 2018

7 years ago

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Maybe improper to post here...does a thai with a thai passport need passport photos to go to Cambodia? I know they don't need a visa like I do (as a US passport holder) but I know I need passport photos on hand. Feel free to redirect. Thanks.

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Thai citizens do not need to bring passport photos when traveling to Cambodia. They only need to pay a fee of 100 baht for the stamp at the border. If necessary, photos can be taken at the border for an additional charge.

Al *******

Nope. Just 100 baht for the stamp. And if you don’t have photos, they will take them at the border for you, for a price of course. Not a big deal.

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