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.
Belangrijkste conclusies
- 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
Most US parents pricing a Cambodia trip expect the visa cost to come with the usual family-travel asterisks: a discounted child rate, a free-under-two exemption, maybe a capped family bundle. Cambodia has none of that. Every traveler pays the same flat price, so the family visa bill is just one number multiplied by the number of people in your group. That makes it easier to budget than almost any other line on the trip — there is no fine print to decode and no age-band table to cross-reference. If you are still mapping out the basics of the Cambodia visa for US citizens, start with our pillar guide and come back here for the family math.
This guide does the multiplication for you: the per-traveler price, the exact family-of-four total, where the e-Arrival fee lands on top, and the costs US parents wrongly expect to pay but never do. When you are ready, you can apply for the whole family in one session and pay once at a single checkout. If you are still working out whether the kids even need a visa, our guide on whether children need a Cambodia visa answers that first.
The per-traveler price — kids cost the same as adults
If anyone in your family is traveling for business rather than tourism, that traveler's eVisa is the Business type at $90 USD all-in — a $10 difference per person, and the only Cambodia eVisa that can be extended from inside the country. For most families the answer is four Tourist eVisas, but a working parent traveling alongside the family on business might mix one Business eVisa with three Tourist ones. Our Cambodia visa cost guide for Americans lays out the full per-type pricing if you need to compare.
The family-of-four math, worked out
The reason every child is full price is structural: Cambodia issues one eVisa per passport, and the system reads each traveler as an individual record. There is no family or group eVisa to discount in the first place. If you want to see how the per-traveler rule plays out at the application stage — including the single-session workflow that lets you do the whole family at once — our guide on how US families apply for children walks through the mechanics.
Veelgestelde vragen
Wat kost een visum voor Cambodja voor een gezin van vier personen?
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 het Cambodjaanse visum goedkoper voor kinderen?
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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