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What should I know about traveling to Cambodia on a non-immigrant O-A multi-entry visa?

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May 4, 2018

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I am on a non imm O-A multi entry visa been here 4 weeks. My thai friends decided on a road trip to Cambodia is there anything I need to be aware of ? Will my 90 start again ? Anything I need other than passport ?.thanks in advance .

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If you are traveling to Cambodia with a non-immigrant O-A multi-entry visa, be aware that your 90-day count will reset when you return to Thailand. You will need to report again 89 days from your new entry date. Ensure you also check visa requirements for Cambodia, as you may need to obtain a visa on arrival.

Adrian ******

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Thank you new to this going via road.

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Tod *********

when you return to thailand your 90 day count down clock starts again and your next 90 day report is due 89 days from the date you stamped into the country.

You will probably need to buy a visa on arrival to cambodia at the border or the airport when you get there.

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Robert *******

If you look at your Visa you will see under :No of Entries" the letter M from multiple. This means you can go and come back as many times as you like till the Enter Before/Valid Until date on the visa. You will get stamped in for 1 year each time. Your 90 day reporting inside the country start again as day of entry will be day nr 1. You may need a visa for Cambodia.

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Adrian ******

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Ok thanks. As there only British friend they only know about thai & with all things thai I got told 10pm have not had time to do any thing whisked away 05:30 this morning still asleep lol. Thank you.

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Al *******

I don’t know. Plenty of places to change in Thailand.

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Adrian ******

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Ok anywhere to change at border ?

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Al *******

dollars seems to be the preferred currency in Cambodia, but you can pay with baht, which often increases the price.

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Adrian ******

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Typical nothing cheap for foreigners expensive day then do they take £

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Al *******

Adrian Hide 100 baht is for Thais. The $30 gets you a visa good for 30 days.

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Adrian ******

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Is that just for day. My friends tell me 100baht is that for thais only ?

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Al *******

You will need to purchase a visa at Cambodian immigration for approx $30. It just takes a few minutes and is painless.

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