캄보디아 육륙 국경，哪些 Accept the eVisa? 미국인을 위한 4개의 통과 지점

태국 육로 국경은 폐쇄되어 있습니다 - 뽀이핏(Poipet), 짬 예암(Cham Yeam) 및 기타 포함

2026년 캄보디아 육로 여행을 고려하는 모든 미국인에게 가장 중요한 사실 하나: 7개의 모든 태국-캄보디아 육로 국경은 2025년 6월부터 폐쇄되었습니다. 여행자들이多年来頼ってきた 교차점들 - 방콕-시엠리엡 도로의 뽀이핏과 해안 근처의 짬 예암을 포함합니다. 지금 태국에서 걸어거나 운전하여 캄보디아 전자비자를 사용할 수 없으며, 그 이유는 비자의 제한이 아닌 국경 자체가 폐쇄되어 있기 때문입니다.

오래된 백팩터 고전 - 태국 기차 건너, 뽀이핏을 통해 시엠리엡으로 미니버스 - 올해는 운행하지 않습니다. 두 나라를 함께 방문할 계획이라면, 항공편으로 연결합니다. 방콕에서 시엠리엡, 프놈펜, 시하누크빌까지는 모두 짧고 빈번한 항공편이며, 전자비자는 착륙하는 순간 허용됩니다. 폐쇄는 비자에 영향을 주지 않습니다. 다만 두 나라 사이의 육로 옵션만 제거할 뿐입니다.

Cambodia-Thailand land border has been closed for a year with no confirmed reopening date, so plan your trip around flying into Thailand rather than waiting for a border reopening mid-journey. Vietnam and Laos crossings remain open and eVisa-eligible — it is specifically the Thai land legs you cannot do on an eVisa. We keep a running update on whether the Cambodia-Thailand land border is open for Americans if you want the current status before you book.

What actually happens at a land crossing

Knowing which border accepts your eVisa is half the job; the crossing itself is the other half. A land border is slower and more manual than an airport hall, but with the eVisa already approved it is simple. Here is the sequence I see Americans move through at Bavet, Kaam Samnor, and Trapeang Kriel.

1. 1
   Confirm an eVisa-eligible crossing

   Pick a designated Vietnam or Laos crossing — Bavet, Kaam Samnor, or Trapeang Kriel — since the eVisa is not usable at any Thailand land border.

2. 2
   Apply for the eVisa first

   Get the Tourist eVisa at $80 USD all-in or Business at $90 USD, approved in 3–5 days — single-entry, a 30-day stay, valid 3 months from issue.

3. 3
   e-도착 카드를 작성하세요

   Submit the separate, mandatory e-Arrival Card — 14 fields, $20 USD verified through us — within 7 days before you arrive; it applies at land crossings too.

4. 4
   Carry a printed copy

   Bring a paper printout of your eVisa PDF, since a land post has no kiosk to fall back on and a dead phone in the queue has no easy fix.

5. 5
   Exit, then cross no-man's-land

   Clear exit from the country you are leaving, then walk or ride the short stretch between posts to the Cambodian counter.

6. 6
   Present documents and get stamped in

   Hand over your passport, printed eVisa, and e-Arrival confirmation; the officer matches your face to the document and the stamp starts your 30-day clock.

First, have your eVisa printed. At a land post there is no kiosk to fall back on, so a paper copy in your passport is what keeps you moving — a dead phone battery in a border queue is a problem with no easy fix. Second, have your e-Arrival Card done before you arrive. It is the separate pre-arrival form and it applies at land crossings, not just airports; travelers who skip it end up filling it out on a phone in the heat at the window, the slowest part of the whole day.

At the post, you typically exit the country you are leaving first, walk or ride a short stretch of no-man's-land, then present your passport with the printed eVisa at the Cambodian counter. The officer matches your face to the document and stamps you in. The eVisa is single-entry, so that stamp starts your 30-day clock; the visa stays valid for three months from its issue date, which is the window you have to actually cross.

One detail Americans regularly ask about: how long the stay runs and whether it stretches. The eVisa gives you 30 days from entry, and the old tourist auto-extension ended in November 2025, so there is no automatic top-up. Single-entry means a fresh visa each time you leave and come back. Our guide to the multi-country and re-entry entry-point rules for Americans covers the loop logistics in full.

Putting your overland route together

The clean version, for any American planning an overland Cambodia leg in 2026: your eVisa works at the designated Vietnam and Laos crossings — Bavet and Kaam Samnor from Vietnam, Trapeang Kriel from Laos, with one further Vietnam crossing on the list — and not across the closed Thailand land border. Bavet is the most reliable choice, Kaam Samnor the most scenic, and Trapeang Kriel the link from a Laos leg. Confirm your exact crossing is on the eVisa-eligible list before you commit.

Next steps: apply for your Cambodia eVisa when you are ready, see which Cambodia entry points accept your eVisa for the airport side, read the Bavet crossing walkthrough if Vietnam is your route in, or check the Trapeang Kriel guide if you are coming from Laos. The Tourist eVisa is $80 USD all-in and the Business eVisa is $90 USD, both approved in 3–5 days and delivered as a printable PDF by email.