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What departure date should I put on the Cambodia e-arrival card if my flight is before I plan to leave?

Apr 25, 2025
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Joe **********
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Hi all... I'm going to Cambodia this weekend to submit the DTV application. And I'm trying to complete the Cambodia e-arrival card. However, I have a question. It asks for departure date from Cambodia. I have a flight scheduled on May 7. But I know that's too soon as I won't receive an answer yet on my application. And it will cost me more to change the flight than take a bus. So I decided to skip the return flight and take a bus about a week later (although I don't know the exact date since it depends when I get the DTV). So I'm just wondering if in departure date I'm supposed to put my scheduled flight date because that's what it shows with the airline, even tho I may leave a week later? Or should I put the date of a week later?
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The user is seeking guidance on what departure date to write on the Cambodia e-arrival card due to a scheduled flight that may not align with their actual departure. Comments suggest entering a tentative date around the flight or a date several days later, given that they might leave by bus instead.
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Eric ********
Hey bud- how many bank statements are you providing? 3?6?

And what the cost in Cambodia ?

I was denied in Canada for 20,000 baht …..now trying Cambodia in a few weeks I think .
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Ray *****
Just put 28 days later, you will be fine
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Joe **********
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Will I have a problem if my departure on the e-arrival doesn't match the departure of my flight ticket?
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Arpan ******
If I were you then I would put a tentative date around the departure. Since you are going for dtv visa then you can put the departure date after weeks
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