Cambodia Visa Cost for Families and Children: A US Parent's Guide
Cambodia charges every traveler the same, kids included: $80 USD per Tourist eVisa, no child discount, no family bundle. Here is the exact math for a family of four, where the $5 e-Arrival Card lands on top, and how to budget the whole entry cost before you book.
How much does a Cambodia visa cost for a family with children?
A Cambodia Tourist eVisa is $80 USD per traveler, and that price is identical for every family member — there is no child discount, no infant rate, and no family bundle. A family of four on Tourist eVisas is four times $80, or $320 USD for the visas. On top of that, every air arrival files a separate e-Arrival Card at $5 USD per traveler, so a family of four adds 4 × $5 = $20, for $340 USD all-in to get the whole family fully cleared into Cambodia. The cost scales linearly with no caps, so the only number you really need is the per-head figure: $85 all-in per person on a Tourist eVisa. Everything is approved in 3 business days and delivered as printable PDFs to one inbox.
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- Every child pays the same as an adult: $80 USD per Tourist eVisa, with no child discount, no infant rate, and no family bundle.
- A family of four on Tourist eVisas is 4 × $80 = $320 USD for visas, plus 4 × $5 = $20 USD for e-Arrival Cards, for $340 USD all-in.
- The cost scales linearly — there are no caps and no sibling discounts, so the per-head number ($85 all-in on a Tourist eVisa) is all the math you need.
- Every air arrival, including every child, files a separate e-Arrival Card at $5 USD per traveler, layered on top of the visa.
- There is no rush surcharge and no premium tier — one flat price per traveler, approved in 3 business days, delivered as a printable PDF by email.
Why the family visa bill is simpler than you think
The per-traveler price — kids cost the same as adults
The family-of-four math, worked out
The e-Arrival Card adds $5 per child on top
The family costs US parents wrongly expect to pay
- No rush, weekend, or same-day surcharge. There is one flat price per traveler and one 3-business-day timeline. You cannot pay more to go faster, and you are never charged extra for applying close to your travel date.
- No per-child paperwork fee. A child's application costs the same flat $80 as an adult's — there is no separate "minor processing" charge layered on top of the visa fee.
- No proof-of-funds or per-person bank requirement. Cambodia does not ask the family to show a minimum balance, payslips, or savings for the eVisa, so there is no financial threshold to budget around.
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How much does a Cambodia visa cost for a family of four?
A family of four on Tourist eVisas is four times $80 USD, or $320 USD for the visas. Add the e-Arrival Card at $5 USD per traveler — four cards is $20 — and the family is $340 USD all-in to be fully cleared into Cambodia. There is no family discount and no bulk rate; the cost is simply $85 all-in per traveler, multiplied by four.
Is the Cambodia visa cheaper for children?
No. Children pay the same as adults: $80 USD per Tourist eVisa, with no child discount, no infant rate, and no family bundle. A newborn costs the same as a parent. Cambodia issues one eVisa per passport and reads each traveler as an individual record, so there is no group visa to discount in the first place.
Does my baby need a paid Cambodia eVisa?
Yes. Every traveler needs their own eVisa regardless of age, and the price is the same $80 USD as an adult. There is no exemption for infants and no way to add a baby to a parent's visa. Your baby also needs their own US passport before you can apply, and their own $5 USD e-Arrival Card for the flight.
What does the e-Arrival Card add to the family cost?
The e-Arrival Card is $5 USD per traveler, including every child, and every air arrival files one. For a family of four that is 4 × $5 = $20 USD on top of the visas. It is a separate step with its own 14 fields per traveler, submitted within 7 days before your flight, so budget it as a second task closer to departure.
Is there a rush or premium fee if we apply close to our trip?
No. There is one flat price per traveler and one 3-business-day timeline. You cannot pay more to go faster, and you are never charged extra for applying close to your travel date. The $80 USD per Tourist eVisa is the complete price, with free resubmission included if Immigration flags a correction.
Can I pay for the whole family in one transaction?
Yes. You complete each traveler's application back-to-back in a single session and the family total is charged once to one card, billed in USD. There is no currency math and no risk of one child's application being left half-paid. The approval PDFs all arrive in one inbox, each labeled with the traveler's name.
Are there hidden family fees beyond the visa price?
No. For a family on eVisas there is no per-child paperwork fee, no proof-of-funds requirement, no forced return-flight or hotel-booking cost, and no mandatory travel-insurance purchase tied to the visa. The all-in figure of $85 per traveler — $80 visa plus $5 e-Arrival — is the entire entry cost.
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