What's Included in Your Cambodia eVisa Price? A Plain Breakdown for Americans
The Cambodia eVisa is $80 all-in for US travelers, and that one number covers everything: the approved visa as a printable PDF, a 3-business-day turnaround, free resubmission if Immigration flags a correction, and US-timezone support. Here is exactly what each dollar buys — and the one $5 item that sits outside it.
What is included in the Cambodia eVisa price for US citizens?
For US citizens, the $80 USD Tourist eVisa (or $90 USD Business eVisa) is one flat all-in price that covers your approved visa delivered as a printable PDF by email, a 3-business-day turnaround, free resubmission if Cambodian Immigration flags a photo or passport correction, and US-timezone support before you fly. The visa is valid 3 months from issue and lets you stay 30 days on a single entry. The number you are quoted at checkout is the number charged to your card — there is no separate service fee tacked on at the final step. The one cost the visa price does not include is the mandatory e-Arrival Card, a separate $5 USD step of 14 fields submitted within 7 days before you arrive. So a solo traveler on a Tourist eVisa pays $85 total to be fully cleared into Cambodia.
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- The $80 Tourist eVisa (or $90 Business eVisa) is one flat all-in price for US travelers — the number you are quoted is the number charged to your card, with no separate service fee added at the final step.
- That price buys an outcome, not a queue: your approved visa delivered as a printable PDF by email, approved in 3 business days, valid 3 months from issue for a 30-day single-entry stay.
- Free resubmission is built in — if Immigration flags a photo or passport correction, you fix and refile at no extra charge, and the approval clock keeps running.
- US-timezone support is part of the price, so a question at 9pm Eastern gets answered without waiting for Phnom Penh to wake up.
- The mandatory e-Arrival Card is the one thing the visa price does NOT cover — it is a separate $5 USD step, 14 fields, submitted within 7 days before you land, verified through us.
One number, and what it actually buys
Everything the $80 (or $90) covers
The approved visa, as a printable PDF by email
Approval in 3 business days
Free resubmission if Immigration flags a correction
US-timezone support before you fly
Why Business costs $10 more — and what the extra buys
Same price, regardless of who applies
There is no family discount, no group rate, and no per-traveler markup. Every applicant — adult, child, or infant — pays the same $80 Tourist or $90 Business price, plus the $5 e-Arrival Card. A family of four on Tourist eVisas pays four times $80 for the visas, not a bundled rate. The price is flat per person, which makes the math simple but means there is nothing to negotiate down.
The one thing the price does not include: the e-Arrival Card
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What is included in the Cambodia eVisa price for US citizens?
The $80 Tourist or $90 Business all-in price covers your approved eVisa delivered as a printable PDF by email, a 3-business-day turnaround, free resubmission if Immigration flags a photo or passport correction, and US-timezone support before you fly. The visa is a 30-day single entry, valid 3 months from issue. The price does not include the separate $5 e-Arrival Card, which every air arrival files within 7 days before landing.
Is there a separate service fee added at the Cambodia eVisa checkout?
No. The all-in price you are quoted is the price charged to your card — there is no surprise service fee on the final screen, no rush surcharge, and no pre-ticked insurance add-on. The only variable outside the quoted price comes from your own bank: some US cards add a foreign-transaction fee of roughly 1 to 3 percent on an international charge, which a no-foreign-transaction-fee card avoids.
Does the Cambodia eVisa price include the e-Arrival Card?
No. The e-Arrival Card is a separate $5 USD step with its own form of 14 fields and its own 7-day pre-arrival deadline. The $80 Tourist or $90 Business price is for the visa only. A solo Tourist traveler therefore pays $85 total to be fully cleared into Cambodia — $80 for the visa plus $5 for the e-Arrival Card. Treating the Card as part of the visa is the most common reason Americans get tripped up at the arrivals kiosk.
What do I get for the extra $10 on a Business eVisa?
The Business eVisa costs $90 versus $80 for the Tourist, and the difference buys the right visa class plus a path to extend. The Business eVisa is the only Cambodia visa that can be extended from inside the country, for 1, 3, 6, or 12 months. The Tourist eVisa cannot be extended since the auto-extension ended in November 2025, so if your stay might run past 30 days, the $90 Business class is the cheaper choice up front.
Is there a faster Cambodia eVisa I can pay extra for?
No. There is one flat price and one 3-business-day approval timeline, with no legitimate way to buy a faster government approval. Any site selling a same-day or expedited Cambodia eVisa for an extra fee is charging you for handling that does not change the underlying timeline. The flat price already includes the fastest legitimate turnaround, so apply about a week ahead to leave room around weekends and US holidays.
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