Caught before you fly
We flag wrong date formats, name mismatches, accommodation typos, and missing customs entries — all the small errors that get Australian travellers bounced at the Cambodian immigration kiosk.
Mandatory for every air arrival into Cambodia. Fourteen fields, one photo, a 7-day filing window. Our verified service checks every field end-to-end before it reaches Cambodian Immigration — so a single date-format slip doesn't cost you your flight.
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The e-Arrival is checked nowhere, by no one, unless you pay the $5 USD to have us look at it. The official portal accepts whatever you type — it does not validate the dates against your visa, the accommodation against your hotel booking, or the spelling against your passport. We do.
We flag wrong date formats, name mismatches, accommodation typos, and missing customs entries — all the small errors that get Australian travellers bounced at the Cambodian immigration kiosk.
Send us your details inside the 7-day window before your flight and we return the verified QR code to your inbox within 24 hours. Save it to your phone — airport wifi is unreliable at the queue.
Real humans on AEST/AEDT hours, not a 24-hour bot. If we spot something wrong with your details we email you the fix in plain English, not bureaucrat-speak. Free resubmission if Immigration flags a correction.
The Cambodia e-Arrival Card (CeA) replaced the paper arrival card in 2024. It is a digital form every air arrival into Cambodia must submit — separate from your visa, but just as mandatory.
Fourteen fields cover: passport details, flight number, arrival date, accommodation address in Cambodia, a short customs declaration, and a health declaration. Submitted within 7 days before flight. Returns a QR code by email that Cambodian Immigration scans on arrival.
The eVisa lets you board your flight. The e-Arrival lets you clear the immigration desk at Phnom Penh (KTI), Siem Reap (SAI), or Sihanoukville (KOS). You need both.
Inside the 7-day window before your flight, send a copy of your passport bio page, your Cambodia eVisa PDF, your flight booking, and your first-night accommodation. Five minutes of upload.
Dates, name spellings, accommodation mismatches, customs declaration consistency — every field that historically rejects at the kiosk. If anything needs your input we email you in plain English with the fix.
Verified submission lodged with Cambodian Immigration. Your QR code lands in your inbox within 24 hours. Save it to your phone and take a screenshot — airport wifi at the immigration queue is unreliable.
$5 USD, paid once. 14 fields checked end-to-end. QR code emailed within 24 hours. Free resubmission if Cambodian Immigration flags a correction.
Travelling to Cambodia and still need the eVisa too? Apply for the Cambodia eVisa $80 USD — all-in, 3 business days. Most travellers bundle both together.
It's a mandatory digital form every air arrival into Cambodia must submit. Fourteen fields covering your passport, flight, accommodation, and a short customs and health declaration. The eVisa lets you board your flight; the e-Arrival lets you clear immigration at Phnom Penh (KTI), Siem Reap (SAI), or Sihanoukville (KOS).
Within seven days before your arrival in Cambodia — not earlier. Submit it too early and the system rejects it; you have to come back closer to your trip. We send you a reminder six days out so you do not forget.
$5 USD (~$7.50 AUD), paid once. The AUD equivalent is shown at checkout and on your card statement.
Every one of the 14 fields, end-to-end, before your submission reaches Cambodian Immigration. The most common kiosk-rejections are wrong date formats (D/M/Y vs M/D/Y mix-ups), accommodation mismatches with what is on your hotel booking, name spellings that do not match your passport machine-readable zone, and missing customs declarations. We flag and fix all of these before they cost you your flight.
No — they are two different products. The eVisa is your permission to enter Cambodia; the e-Arrival Card is how Cambodian Immigration logs that you have arrived. You need both: the eVisa to board, the e-Arrival to clear immigration.
You can fill out the official form yourself if you prefer. Our verified service is for travellers who want the small details checked before submission — the e-Arrival is checked nowhere, by no one, unless you pay the $5 USD to have us look at it. A single date-format slip is the most common reason Australians get bounced at the kiosk.
By email, as a QR code. Save it to your phone before you board — airport wifi at the Cambodian immigration queue is unreliable. Take a screenshot too, in case the email loads slowly.
$5 USD, paid once. 14 fields checked end-to-end. QR code emailed within 24 hours, with free resubmission if Immigration flags a correction.
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