توضیح افزونه ویزای EB کامبوج برای آمریکاییها
افزونه EB راهی است که آمریکاییها از طریق آن ویزای تجاری الکترونیکی ۳۰ روزه را به اقامتی چند ماهه و قانونی در کامبوج تبدیل میکنند. این شاخه کار و اشتغال ویزای معمولی کلاس E است — مدتهای ۱، ۳، ۶ یا ۱۲ ماهه، که در داخل کشور ثبت میشود، و از ویزای تجاری الکترونیکی $90 USD شروع میشود که قبل از پرواز برای آن درخواست میدهید.
What is the Cambodia EB visa extension, and how does an American get one?
The EB extension is the employment and business branch of Cambodia's ordinary E-class visa. It is how a US citizen turns the initial 30-day Business eVisa into a legal stay of 1, 3, 6, or 12 months. You do not apply for an EB from the United States and you cannot get one at the airport — there is no EB online form. Instead you apply for the Cambodia Business eVisa ($90 USD all-in, approved in 3 business days, delivered as a printable PDF) before you fly, enter on it, and then extend it to EB status in-country through a Cambodian immigration agent. The 6 and 12-month EB extensions are multi-entry, which matters for long-stay Americans who plan to leave and re-enter.
نکات کلیدی
- The EB extension is the employment/business branch of Cambodia's ordinary E-class visa — the path an American takes after entering on the $90 USD Business eVisa to stay legally past the initial 30 days.
- EB extensions come in four lengths: 1, 3, 6, and 12 months. The 6 and 12-month versions are multi-entry; the 1 and 3-month versions are single-entry.
- You start with the Cambodia Business eVisa ($90 USD all-in, approved in 3 business days, printable PDF by email), then convert to EB in-country through a Cambodian immigration agent.
- There is no EB online application and no EB at the airport — it is always an in-country extension of a Business eVisa you already hold. The Tourist eVisa cannot become an EB.
- The Cambodia e-Arrival Card is still separate and mandatory: 14 fields, $5 USD verified through us, submitted within 7 days before you fly — every air arrival files it, Business eVisa or not.
Why the EB matters for long-stay Americans in 2026
What "EB" actually stands for
The four EB extension lengths
How an American actually gets an EB extension
Stage one — before you fly
Stage two — enter and settle in
Stage three — convert to EB through an agent
Cost, timing, and the overstay trap
Common American profiles and the EB length that fits
- The contract closer — a Boston consultant who needs three extra weeks past the initial 30 days to finish a project. A 1-month EB covers the overrun; single-entry is fine because they are not leaving.
سوالات متداول
What is the Cambodia EB visa extension?
The EB is the employment and business sub-type of Cambodia's ordinary E-class visa. It is the in-country extension a US citizen takes to stay legally past the initial 30-day Business eVisa stay. It is not a visa you apply for from the United States — you apply for the $90 USD Business eVisa online, enter on it, then extend to EB status inside Cambodia through an immigration agent, in lengths of 1, 3, 6, or 12 months.
Can I apply for an EB extension online before I travel?
No. There is no online EB application and no EB at the airport. The EB exists only as an in-country extension of a Business eVisa you already hold. The step you take before you fly is applying for the Cambodia Business eVisa ($90 USD all-in, approved in 3 business days, printable PDF by email). Once you arrive on it, a Cambodian immigration agent files the EB extension for you.
Can I extend a Tourist eVisa to an EB?
No. The Tourist eVisa (Type-T) cannot be extended to EB or to anything else, and the old auto-extension ended in November 2025. To get an EB extension you must enter Cambodia on the Business eVisa (Type-E), not the Tourist. If you are already in Cambodia on a Tourist eVisa and need to stay longer, the only options are to exit and re-enter on a fresh Business eVisa or to leave within the 30 days.
How long can I stay in Cambodia on an EB extension?
EB extensions come in 1, 3, 6, and 12-month lengths, added on top of the initial 30-day Business eVisa stay. They are renewable, so you can stack extensions — a common pattern is two 6-month EBs to run a clean year, or a 12-month EB renewed annually for Americans who settle in Cambodia long term.
Which EB extensions are multi-entry?
The 6-month and 12-month EB extensions are multi-entry — you can leave Cambodia and re-enter without losing your status. The 1-month and 3-month EB extensions are single-entry, so they are spent the moment you fly out. If you plan any trips during your stay — to Bangkok, Singapore, or home — choose the 6 or 12-month length.
How much does an EB extension cost?
There are two parts. The Business eVisa you buy before you fly is $90 USD all-in, fixed and paid online. The in-country EB extension fee is paid separately to a Cambodian immigration agent and fluctuates with the agent, city, and local market, so we do not quote a single fixed figure. The reliable pattern is that the per-month rate drops as the length rises, and the 3 and 6-month extensions sit in the value sweet spot. Get a current quote from your agent before committing to a length.
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