When traveling to Cambodia from Thailand, do US passport holders need a Visa?
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Yes, US passport holders need a visa to enter Cambodia when traveling from Thailand. They can obtain a visa on arrival for $30 or apply for an E-visa online beforehand. It's important to have cash in US dollars, as other currencies, including Thai baht, are generally not accepted upon arrival.
Thaimer ******
What difference does it make from where you coming to Cambodia? You need visa fro wherever you arrive
Sri ***
Visa needed 100%
Tu *****
Yes, I’m U.S. citizen and went to Cambodia 4 years ago. The visa on arrival at Phnom Penh airport ,not sure if visa on arrival at the border(if by land). Best bet is e-visa.
Most nationalities require a visa to enter Cambodia; some are allowed to buy an e-visa online, some must apply at an embassy before travel, some are allowed to apply for a visa on arrival. You have to look it up to see what's required/allowed for the passport you carry.
The following nationalities do NOT require a visa to enter Cambodia:
Brunei
Indonesia
Laos
Malaysia
Maldives
Myanmar
Philippines
Seychelles
Singapore
Thailand
Vietnam
Robert *********
If you’re flying to Phnom Penh you can fill out the form at immigration, it’s done on a tablet, $30USD fee, be sure to have that amount in cash, Thai baht is not accepted.
Paul ********
Yep
John *******
Yes, you need a visa
Ian ************
Yes mate, download the visa app, fill in , on arrival show the app and pay 30 dollars IS for tourist and 35 for business
Leonard *******
When you get there you pay a entry fee I did it 6 months ago