Fee breakdown audits
Government fee + service review + e-Arrival — itemised, every time, no surprises.
About
In their own words
I run the Pricing-Honesty desk at VisaToCambodia. I spend my days reading other visa agents' checkout pages, screenshotting their fee disclosures, and filing compliance reports when their advertised price doesn't match what travellers actually pay. Since 2021 I've audited dozens of "guaranteed 24-hour Cambodia eVisa" promises, hidden-surcharge schemes, and bait-and-switch checkout flows aimed at Australians. The reason every fee on this site is broken down by line — government fee, service review, e-Arrival guidance — is because I won't sign off on a page that doesn't show it that way. I also write the comparison posts that look at us versus the alternatives, because Australians deserve to make the choice with the numbers in front of them. When I'm not auditing checkout pages I'm chasing a sourdough recipe nobody asked for and rebuilding the same bicycle I've been rebuilding for three years.
Areas of expertise
What this desk specialises in
Market comparisons
Honest VisaToCambodia vs. other-agent vs. govt-portal side-by-sides.
AUD vs USD disclosure
ACCC-aligned pricing on the page, before checkout, with FX clearly explained.
Surcharge compliance
Card-surcharge transparency that meets ASIC and ACCC guidance.
Countries covered
Travellers this desk supports
Recent writing
Recent posts by this author
Payment & Fees
Cambodia eVisa Foreign Transaction Fees Explained for Americans
Your Cambodia eVisa is billed in US dollars, so the price you see at checkout is the price you owe. Whether a foreign transaction fee gets added on top is a decision your own card issuer makes — here is how to know before you pay.
PaymentCambodia eVisa Payment Methods for Americans: Which Cards and Wallets Work
Paying for a Cambodia eVisa from the US is simple: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, plus PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay all work for the $80 all-in Tourist or $90 Business price. Here is exactly what is accepted, what gets declined, and how to keep the charge clean on a US card.
Cost & PricingCambodia Visa Cost for Americans: The All-In Price in 2026
A Cambodia Tourist eVisa costs $80 all-in for US citizens; a Business eVisa is $90. Add the $5 e-Arrival Card and you have the entire cost of getting into Cambodia in 2026 — no flight, no hotel, no bank statement, no rush tier. Here is where every dollar sits.
Payment TroubleshootingCambodia Visa Credit Card Declined? Fixes for US Travelers
A declined card on the Cambodia eVisa checkout is almost never about the card itself — it is a US bank fraud hold on a first-time Cambodia charge. Here is the fix order that clears 9 declines out of 10 in under five minutes.
Cost & PricingWhat's Included in Your Cambodia eVisa Price? A Plain Breakdown for Americans
The Cambodia eVisa is $80 all-in for US travelers, and that one number covers everything: the approved visa as a printable PDF, a 3-business-day turnaround, free resubmission if Immigration flags a correction, and US-timezone support. Here is exactly what each dollar buys — and the one $5 item that sits outside it.
Cost & PricingCambodia Visa Fees: No Hidden Costs for US Travelers
The number you approve is the number you pay. The Cambodia eVisa for Americans is one flat US-dollar price with nothing added at the end — here is the full breakdown of what is in it and what is not.
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