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eVisa Cambodia Price 2026: Full Cost Breakdown and Accepted Payment Methods

eVisa Cambodia Price 2026: Full Cost Breakdown and Accepted Payment Methods

The Cambodia eVisa costs US$30 for a tourist visa and US$35 for a business visa in 2026. Both are single-entry visas valid for 3 months with a 30-day maximum stay. Payment is made online via Visa, Mastercard, or JCB at evisa.gov.kh, with no additional processing fees.

Last verified on 8 September 2026 directly on evisa.gov.kh and cambodiaembassyuk.org.

Cambodia eVisa Fees and Total Cost Breakdown

The eVisa Cambodia price is US$30 for a tourist visa and US$35 for a business visa, both single-entry, valid for 3 months with a 30-day maximum stay. The Cambodia eVisa was reduced on 1 January 2025: the tourist visa dropped from US$36 to US$30, and the business visa from US$42 to US$35. Both amounts are all-inclusive government charges with no hidden processing or service fees on the evisa.gov.kh portal. The only additional cost a UK traveller may incur is the card issuer’s foreign transaction fee of 2-3% on USD transactions.

Visa Type Fee (USD) Entry Type Validity Max Stay Processing Time
Tourist (T) US$30 Single entry 3 months 30 days 3 business days
Business (E) US$35 Single entry 3 months 30 days 3 business days
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Accepted Online Payment Methods and GBP Cost

The evisa.gov.kh gateway accepts Visa, Mastercard, and JCB (credit and debit) for the Cambodia eVisa. PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and bank transfers are not supported. Maestro, American Express, and Diners Club are also not accepted. UK-issued Visa Debit and Mastercard Debit cards work on the gateway, and the charge is processed in USD regardless of the card issuer country.

At the September 2026 rate (1 USD = 0.79 GBP), the eVisa Cambodia price converts to approximately £23.70 (tourist) or £27.65 (business). Standard UK banks apply a 2-3% foreign transaction fee on USD payments, raising the tourist eVisa total to around £24.41 and the business eVisa to £28.48. To avoid this surcharge, use a no-FX-fee card like Revolut, Starling, or Monzo. The Cambodia eVisa total cost in GBP depends on the exchange rate; check your bank’s rate on the day of payment.

How to Pay Your Cambodia eVisa Fee Online from the UK

How to Pay Your Cambodia eVisa Fee Online from the UK
1

Go to evisa.gov.kh and click “Apply”
Visit the official portal to start your application.

2

Complete the form
Enter personal details, passport data, and upload your photo.

3

Review the summary and confirm the amount
US$30 for a tourist eVisa or US$35 for a business eVisa.

4

Click “Pay”
You will be redirected to the secure payment gateway.

5

Enter your card details
Select your card type and enter the card number, expiry date, and CVV.

6

Complete 3D Secure verification
Follow your bank’s verification prompt if triggered.

7

Receive confirmation email
Your eVisa payment confirmation receipt will be sent to your email.

8

Download and print your eVisa
Download the Cambodia eVisa PDF and print it before travel.

Failed payments incur no charge; retry with another card. The eVisa refund policy states the Cambodia eVisa fee is non-refundable if the application is rejected, but re-submission with corrected documents is free.

Document Checklist: What You Need Before You Pay

Before paying the eVisa Cambodia price, prepare your documents: a passport valid ≥ 6 months from date of entry with at least 1 blank page; a passport photo measuring 35 × 45 mm (UK standard) or 2 × 2 inches (US standard), taken within the last 6 months; an active email address to receive the Cambodia eVisa PDF; and a Visa, Mastercard, or JCB card (credit or debit) with sufficient funds. Standard processing for the Cambodia eVisa takes 3 business days.

eVisa vs Visa on Arrival vs Embassy Visa Comparison

The eVisa Cambodia price matches the visa on arrival and embassy visa at US$30 for a tourist visa. The Cambodia eVisa requires online card payment, while other channels differ in method and processing time.

Channel Fee Payment Method Processing Time
eVisa (evisa.gov.kh) US$30 / US$35 Visa, Mastercard, JCB online 3 business days
Visa on Arrival (airport) US$30 Cash (USD only) Immediate
Embassy (US – Washington D.C.) US$30 Money order / cashier cheque 7-10 working days
Embassy (UK – London) US$30 Bank transfer 3-5 working days
e-Arrival (arrival.gov.kh) Free N/A (digital form, not a visa) Instant

The e-Arrival is a free digital arrival card (2024), not a visa. Submit within 7 days before arrival via arrival.gov.kh; it does not replace the Cambodia eVisa requirement.

Royal Embassy of Cambodia, 4530 16th Street N.W., Washington D.C. 20011 – Phone: 202-7267742 – Walk-in: Mon-Fri, 1:00-3:00 pm

UK Embassy: cambodiaembassyuk.org – e-Visa page: apply-e-visa. The US embassy does not accept personal cheques, credit cards, debit cards, or cash. Multiple applications may be combined into one money order or cashier cheque for the total amount.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cambodia eVisa Price and Payment

How much does the Cambodia eVisa cost in USD in 2026?

US$30 (tourist) and US$35 (business), single-entry, valid for 3 months with a 30-day stay. No processing fee.

Can I use my UK credit card to pay for the Cambodia eVisa?

Yes. The evisa.gov.kh gateway accepts Visa, Mastercard, and JCB (credit and debit). Standard UK banks may charge a 2-3% foreign transaction fee on USD transactions; use a no-FX-fee card like Revolut, Starling, or Monzo to avoid this.

Is the Cambodia eVisa fee refundable if my application is rejected?

No. After a successful payment the eVisa fee is non-refundable, but you may re-submit with corrected documents at no extra cost. Failed payments are never charged.

How much does a Cambodia eVisa cost in GBP for UK travellers?

At ~1 USD = 0.79 GBP (September 2026), the tourist eVisa costs approximately £23.70 and the business eVisa approximately £27.65. With a standard 3% FX fee, totals rise to £24.41 and £28.48 respectively.

Are there any hidden fees when applying for a Cambodia eVisa?

No hidden fees. The US$30 (tourist) and US$35 (business) on evisa.gov.kh are all-inclusive government charges. Only your bank’s 2-3% foreign transaction fee may apply.

What online payment methods are accepted for the Cambodia eVisa?

Visa, Mastercard, and JCB (credit and debit). PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfers, Maestro, American Express, and Diners Club are not supported. Payments are processed in USD regardless of the card issuer’s country.

Is the Cambodia eVisa cheaper than a visa on arrival?

No. eVisa and visa on arrival both cost US$30 for a tourist visa. The eVisa accepts online card payment; VOA requires USD cash at the airport.

How long does it take to receive my Cambodia eVisa after payment?

Standard processing is 3 business days (up to 5 in peak periods); the PDF is emailed to the address from your application.

Do I need a visa if I hold a passport from a visa-exempt country?

Citizens of 9 countries (Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Myanmar, Brunei, Philippines) are exempt as of October 2021. UK citizens require a Cambodia eVisa.

Can I pay for my Cambodia eVisa via the mobile app?

Yes. The Cambodia eVisa Android app is available and reportedly accepts the same card payments (Visa, Mastercard, JCB) as the web portal.

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Sophea Chan

Author: Sophea Chan

Sophea Chan explains the Cambodia eVisa for travellers who need a straight answer: who has to apply, what it costs, how long it takes and what to have ready at the border. She writes about Mekong-region visas after guiding tours through the area, which is why her guides dwell on the details that actually cause refusals. They are compiled from official government sources in Cambodia and revised whenever entry rules change. This site is an independent information resource and is not affiliated with the government of Cambodia.