Los australianos necesitan tres cosas para entrar a Camboya en 2026: un pasaporte con validez suficiente, una visa de Camboya y una Tarjeta de Llegada Electrónica para cada viajero. Aquí está lo que cada una implica, el orden para tramitarlas y qué sucede al llegar.

Los australianos necesitan un pasaporte válido por al menos 6 meses desde la llegada con una página en blanco, una visa de Camboya (la mayoría usa la eVisa: Turística $80 USD, 3-5 días) y una Tarjeta de Llegada Electrónica de Camboya presentada en los 7 días antes de aterrizar. En el aeropuerto, muestra tu pasaporte, visa y código QR de la Tarjeta de Llegada Electrónica a Inmigración.
Entrar a Camboya desde Australia es sencillo una vez que sabes que hay tres partes separadas que resolver, y que ocurren en diferentes momentos. El pasaporte se revisa primero, la visa viene después, y la Tarjeta de Llegada Electrónica es el último trámite, hecho en la semana final antes de volar.
La visa y la Tarjeta de Llegada Electrónica son las dos que confunden las personas, porque ambas se completan en línea y ambas terminan en algo que muestras en el aeropuerto. Son documentos diferentes que cumplen funciones diferentes, y los australianos necesitan ambos en cada viaje.
Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date in Cambodia, with at least one blank page. Check the expiry date before you pay for anything, because a passport that runs out too soon means renewing it first and then applying for the visa on the new passport.
Australian passport holders need a visa to enter Cambodia. The eVisa is the route most Australians take because it is approved before you leave home, so you land with the question already settled.
The Tourist eVisa allows a stay of up to 30 days from entry and is valid for 90 days from the date it is issued. What you need to apply is short: your passport, a clear scan of its bio page and a payment card. You do not need a flight ticket, hotel booking or bank statement, and we do not need a photo. The approved eVisa arrives by email as a PDF. Print copies to carry with your passport.
A visa on arrival is also available at Cambodia’s airports, but it means queuing to apply and pay after a long flight from Australia. With an eVisa, that part is done before you leave.
The full detail for Australian passport holders, including the difference between the Tourist and Business visa, is on our Cambodia visa for Australian citizens page.
Not sure which visa fits your trip? Run through our eligibility checker, or apply for the Cambodia eVisa now and have it in your inbox in 3–5 days.
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Ya sea que necesites una Tarjeta de Llegada Electrónica de Camboya (y una eVisa de Camboya) durante una escala en el Aeropuerto Internacional Techo (KTI) o Siem Reap (SAI) depende de una pregunta: ¿cruzarás la línea de inmigración? Aquí está el reglamento exacto de 2026 para transferencias aéreas, boletos separados y saltos domésticos.
Las reglas fronterizas de Camboya cambiaron significativamente hacia 2026: Phnom Penh abrió el Aeropuerto Internacional Techo (KTI), los sellos de papel fueron reemplazados por el V-Pass digital, y todas las fronteras terrestres entre Tailandia y Camboya permanecen cerradas. Aquí está la lista completa de entrada para viajeros canadienses en 2026.
Los ciudadanos británicos que viajan a Camboya en 2026 requieren tanto una visa válida de Camboya como una Tarjeta de Entrada Digital e-Arrival (CeA). Aquí está cómo los titulares de pasaporte del Reino Unido pueden elegir entre la eVisa Turística (Clase T), la eVisa Ordinaria (Clase E) y la Visa a la Llegada en el Aeropuerto Techo (KTI) o Siem Reap (SAI).
The e-Arrival Card is the requirement many Australians do not know about until close to departure. In 2024 it replaced the paper immigration arrival card, health form and customs declaration with one online form. Every traveller flying into Cambodia files it, including those who already have a visa. It is not a visa itself, and it does not replace one.
It can only be submitted within the 7 days before you arrive. To complete it you need your passport, the flight that lands in Cambodia, your arrival airport, where you are staying, a short health and customs declaration, and two newer details: your departure date from Cambodia and your next destination. If you file with us and have not booked onward travel yet, you can say “not booked yet” and we will email you to add the details later.
Once submitted, the card produces a QR code. Save it somewhere you can reach without Wi-Fi: a screenshot on your phone and a printed copy in your passport wallet covers every situation.
We file the Cambodia e-Arrival Card for Australians and check every field against your passport before it is submitted. If you book early, we hold your details and file the moment the 7-day window opens, then email you the QR code.
Still unsure whether it applies to you? Our short answer on whether Australians need the Cambodia e-Arrival Card covers repeat visitors, dual citizens and visa-on-arrival travellers.
One timing quirk for Australians: Cambodia runs three hours behind Sydney and Melbourne on standard time and one hour behind Perth, and your arrival date is a date in Cambodia. Filing on the very first evening the window seems open from Australia may be treated as a day too early, so leave a margin.
When your flights are fixed and the window is open, file your e-Arrival Card now and the QR code will be in your inbox before you head to the airport.
Cambodia’s e-Arrival system lists three international airports: Techo International (KTI), which replaced Phnom Penh International (PNH) in September 2025, Siem Reap Angkor International (SAI) and Sihanoukville International (KOS). Many Australians connect through Singapore, Bangkok or Kuala Lumpur. On the e-Arrival Card, enter the flight that lands in Cambodia, not your first flight out of Australia.
If you were planning the overland Bangkok-to-Siem Reap route, note that the Thailand–Cambodia land border has been closed since 2025, so you will need to fly in instead. Travellers crossing from Vietnam or Laos have reported completing paper arrival forms at the border rather than the e-Arrival Card. Land and sea rules are less clearly published, so confirm the process for your crossing before you travel.
Arrival is simpler than it used to be, because the forms are done before you board. Have three things in your hand as you walk to Immigration: your passport, your visa and your e-Arrival QR code.
If you notice a mistake on your card before you reach the desk, you can still edit and resubmit it, as long as Immigration has not yet processed you. Once you have been processed, it is too late to change.
For a closer look at each airport and the smart gates, read where the Cambodia e-Arrival Card is checked.
Every person in your party travels on their own passport, so the paperwork is per person. We apply for a visa for each traveller, children included, and we file a card for every traveller in a party, babies included, because each one travels on their own passport. Collect everyone’s passports before you start and do them in one sitting.
Our guide to the Cambodia e-Arrival Card for families and children explains whose details go where when one parent files for everyone.