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.

No. The Cambodia eVisa is a single flat price billed in US dollars — $80 USD for the Tourist eVisa and $90 USD for the Business eVisa — and that is the entire charge. There is no processing fee bolted on at the end, no per-page surcharge, no surprise rush upsell, and no checkout step that inflates the total. The price you approve is the price that lands on your statement. The only line that can ever appear on top is your own US bank's foreign transaction fee, which your card issuer sets, not us. The e-Arrival Card is the single separate cost: $5 USD verified through us.
Flat price vs. stacked checkout
A stacked checkout shows a low headline number, then adds a service fee, a handling fee, and an express fee on separate screens so the final total is far higher than advertised. A flat price shows the full number first and never moves it. The Cambodia eVisa here is the second kind: $80 USD Tourist, $90 USD Business, shown up front, charged once.



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A popular pairing for Americans — but all 7 land borders into Cambodia are closed.
Check Cambodia entry rules →The classic Indochina loop. Americans need a separate Vietnam eVisa, billed online.
See the entry points guide →The quieter third stop on the regional route for US travelers.
Compare the costs →Where many Americans connect on the way through to Phnom Penh.
See payment methods →Your destination — one flat USD price, nothing added at the end.
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