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eVisa Cambodia for Brazilians & Argentines: 2026 Requirements Guide

eVisa Cambodia for Brazilians & Argentines: 2026 Requirements Guide

Brazilian and Argentine citizens can apply for a Cambodia eVisa at evisa.gov.kh for $36 USD, granting a 30-day single-entry stay with a passport valid for at least 6 months. The Cambodia eVisa, operated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation since April 2006, processes in 1-3 business days. Argentine passport holders follow identical requirements and fees.

Eligibility & Document Requirements (2026)

The Cambodia eVisa for Brazilians requires a passport valid for at least 6 months from the planned entry date, 2 consecutive blank visa pages, and a recent passport-sized digital photo. The same passport must be used for both application and travel. A return or onward ticket is also required.

Eligibility & Document Requirements (2026)

Passport and photo specifications

Cambodia eVisa digital photo: PNG or JPEG format, white background, in colour, passport-sized. Applicants must provide hotel reservation documents and a valid email address for the approval letter. Children require separate applications with the same $36 USD fee per child.

Diplomatic passport exemptions

Brazilian diplomatic and service passport holders are exempt from the Cambodia eVisa, with a 30-day visa-free stay under an agreement dated 24 June 2011 (source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation). Argentine ordinary passport holders follow identical rules to Brazilians. For in-person consular assistance in the UK, the Royal Embassy of Cambodia is located at 64 Brondesbury Park, Willesden Green, London, NW6 7AT (tel: 020 8451 7850), but does not process eVisas.

📍 64 Brondesbury Park, Willesden Green, London, NW6 7AT · otwórz w OpenStreetMap

Application Process, Fees & Processing Time

The Cambodia eVisa application takes 10-15 minutes at evisa.gov.kh. No physical signatures or consular visit required.

1

Complete the online form
4-step application form

2

Upload photo
Passport-sized digital photo

3

Pay the fee
$36 USD

4

Receive approval letter
By email, within 1-3 business days

Government vs third-party fees

Channel Fee (USD)
evisa.gov.kh (government portal) $36 ($30 visa fee + $6 processing)
Third-party agencies (e.g. Sherpa) $64.50

Expedited processing (5 or 24 business hours) is available through third-party agencies only, not on the government portal. A Business eVisa (E-Class) is also available with a 15-day processing time.

Accepted payment methods

The government portal accepts Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, and JCB cards. Third-party agencies may additionally accept wire transfer (HSBC). Only trust evisa.gov.kh as the legitimate government portal; other domains claiming to be the government portal may be fraudulent. After approval, print 2 copies of the Cambodia eVisa approval letter, which is electronically linked to the passport used for application.

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Stay Duration, Entry Points & Health Rules

The Cambodia eVisa grants a 30-day single-entry stay under the T-Class tourist visa, valid for 90 days from the date of issue. Exit is permitted through any international immigration checkpoint. Visitors carrying $10,000 USD or equivalent must declare it upon entry.

Approved entry checkpoints

Permitted Cambodia eVisa entry: 3 airports (Phnom Penh PNH, Siem Reap REP, Sihanoukville KOS) and 4 land borders (Tropaeng Kreal, Bavet, Cham Yeam, Poi Pet). Visa on Arrival ($30 USD, 15-45 min queue) is available at non-eVisa ports as a fallback.

e-Arrival Card and Yellow Fever

Since January 2025, all visitors flying to Cambodia must submit an e-Arrival Card within 7 days before arrival, separate from the eVisa. South American travellers may need a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate depending on transit route and WHO country-risk classification; check WHO guidelines at least 10 days before travel. Travel insurance is not mandatory but recommended. Overstaying incurs a fine of approximately $10 USD per day, with potential deportation and re-entry ban.

Last updated: September 2026. Always verify current requirements at evisa.gov.kh before applying. This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

eVisa Cambodia for Brazilians: Frequently Asked Questions

Can Argentine citizens apply for a Cambodia eVisa?

Yes, Argentine citizens follow the same rules as Brazilians: $36 USD government fee, 6-month passport validity, 30-day single-entry Cambodia eVisa via evisa.gov.kh.

How long does eVisa processing take?

Standard processing takes 1-3 business days via the government portal. Expedited 5 or 24 business hour processing is available through third-party agencies only, not on the government website.

Do I need to print my eVisa approval letter?

Yes, print exactly 2 copies of your Cambodia eVisa approval letter. Immigration officers at Cambodian airports and designated land borders require printed copies upon arrival.

Can I extend my 30-day eVisa in Cambodia?

Yes, extend at the Department of Immigration in Phnom Penh or nearest Cambodian embassy. Extension fee: $30-45 USD, processing time: 3-5 business days.

What happens if I overstay my visa?

Overstaying incurs a daily fine of $10 USD. Severe cases may result in deportation and a temporary re-entry ban.

Do I need travel insurance to enter Cambodia?

Travel insurance is not mandatory but strongly recommended for emergency medical evacuation and hospital costs.

Do I need a Yellow Fever vaccination to enter Cambodia?

South American travellers may need a Yellow Fever certificate depending on transit route. Check WHO guidelines at least 10 days before travel.

Can I use a different passport to enter Cambodia?

No, you must use the same passport used for your Cambodia eVisa application. If you hold dual citizenship, the eVisa is electronically linked to the specific passport number and cannot be transferred.

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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.