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Cambodia eVisa PDF Printing for Australians: 2026 Format &
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Cambodia eVisa PDF Printing for Australians: 2026 Format & Backup Guide
Plain A4, colour if you can, 100% scale, two copies — one for entry, one for exit. The full 2026 printing guide for Australians, plus a rescue plan if you land at Phnom Penh without a printout.
How do Australians print the Cambodia eVisa PDF correctly?
Plain A4 paper, colour if possible, 100% scale (don't shrink to fit), single-sided. Print 2 copies — one for entry into Cambodia, one for exit. Cambodian Immigration at KTI/SAI/KOS does NOT accept the eVisa on a phone screen; you need physical paper. Save the PDF to your phone too as a backup. If you're at a hotel in Singapore or Bangkok and need to print before flying in, ask the hotel business centre — most do it free or for a token charge.
نکات کلیدی
Print the Cambodia eVisa PDF on plain A4 paper, in colour if possible, at 100% scale — do not shrink to fit — and single-sided.
Print two copies. One is taken by Cambodian Immigration at entry, the other you keep folded inside your passport for exit.
Cambodian Immigration at Phnom Penh (KTI), Siem Reap (SAI), and Sihanoukville (KOS) does not accept the eVisa on a phone screen — you need physical paper.
Save the PDF to your phone and a cloud folder as a backup, but treat the digital copy as a rescue option, not the primary document.
If you cannot print at home, Officeworks runs about $0.20 a sheet, Australia Post and most public libraries print for under a dollar, and hotel business centres in Singapore or Bangkok will do it free or for a small charge.
The Cambodia eVisa printing rules for Australians
A4 vs Letter — why it matters for Aussies
Colour vs black-and-white
Two copies — entry + exit
Step-by-step: printing the Cambodia eVisa from your inbox
Step 1 — Open the approval email and download the PDF
Step 2 — Open the PDF and hit Print
Step 3 — Confirm the print settings
Step 4 — Print and inspect both copies
Step 5 — Save digital backups to phone and cloud
What to do if you can't print at home in Australia
Officeworks — around $0.20 to $0.30 per A4 colour sheet at the self-serve machines. Email the PDF to the print station from your phone, tap your details on the screen, pay with card. Two copies of the Cambodia eVisa costs under a dollar.
Australia Post — most larger Post offices print A4 colour from a USB stick or emailed PDF for around $1 to $2 a sheet. Slower than Officeworks but easier in regional towns.
Public libraries — every public library in Australia offers cheap A4 printing, usually 20 to 50 cents a colour sheet. Bring a library card or pay at the desk. A solid backup if Officeworks is shut.
University campus print kiosks — if you are an Aussie student, your campus print account already covers this. Twenty-five cents a colour A4 sheet at most unis.
Coworking spaces and serviced offices — if you work from one, the office printer is free. Always print the eVisa before you leave the desk on the last working day.
What to do if you arrive in Cambodia without a printout
سوالات متداول
Do I have to print the Cambodia eVisa?
Yes. Cambodian Immigration at Phnom Penh (KTI), Siem Reap (SAI), and Sihanoukville (KOS) requires the eVisa as a physical printout on A4 paper. A phone screen is not accepted. Print two copies — one is taken at entry, the other is needed for exit.
Can I show the Cambodia eVisa on my phone at the airport?
No. Cambodian Immigration does not accept the eVisa on a phone screen or tablet. The PDF must be printed on plain A4 paper. Save a digital copy on your phone as a backup in case your printouts are lost, but treat the printed sheet as the primary document.
How many copies of the Cambodia eVisa do I need?
Two A4 copies. The first is handed to the immigration officer at entry into Cambodia and kept by them. The second is for exit — Cambodian Immigration at the departure desk also wants to see the printout. Many Aussies print a third copy as a backup in their main luggage.
Can I print the eVisa on Letter size paper instead of A4?
A4 is the expected size and the safe choice. Letter paper (US standard) is slightly shorter than A4, and when the print dialog re-scales the PDF to fit, the bottom edge — sometimes including the visa number — can be clipped. If Letter is all you have, reprint a clean A4 copy at Officeworks, a public library, or a hotel business centre before you fly.
Do I need to print the Cambodia eVisa in colour?
Colour is preferred but not strictly required. The photo is the key element, and a clean black-and-white print is still acceptable at Cambodian Immigration. Avoid printing in colour with a half-empty cartridge — a pink-tinted or banded photo is worse than a clean greyscale one. If your printer is patchy, use a print shop.
What if my home printer is out of ink before my flight?
Take the PDF to Officeworks (about $0.20 to $0.30 a colour A4 sheet), Australia Post, a public library, or a university print kiosk. All Australian print shops handle A4 colour, and two copies of the Cambodia eVisa cost under a dollar at Officeworks. If you are already at a stopover hotel in Singapore or Bangkok, ask the business centre — most will print free for guests.
Can I print the eVisa at the Cambodian airport if I forgot?
Yes, but it is slow and pricey. Phnom Penh (KTI) has a small business centre in the arrival hall that prints from USB or email for around $5 to $10 USD per copy. Siem Reap (SAI) has a similar kiosk near the visa desks. Sihanoukville (KOS) typically relies on airline counter staff or your hotel. Plan to print before you fly — the rescue option costs more and adds 15 to 30 minutes at arrival.
الیزا ریاست بخش درخواستهای eVisa در VisaToCambodia را بر عهده دارد. او از سال ۲۰۲۱ بیش از ۹٬۰۰۰ استرالیایی را در فرآیند درخواست eVisa کامبوج راهنمایی کرده و تیمی را مدیریت میکند که هر فایل را به طور کامل قبل از ارسال به اداره مهاجرت کامبوج بررسی میکند.
First, try downloading the PDF again from the original approval email — sometimes a partial download corrupts the file. Open it in a different reader (Preview on Mac, Edge or Chrome on Windows, Adobe Reader as a last resort). If it still fails, reply to the approval email and ask us to resend it. Once it opens, save a fresh copy to your phone and a cloud folder so you have backups before you head to the printer.