Almost every US traveler needs one of two Cambodia eVisas: the Tourist eVisa for leisure, or the Business eVisa for work and long stays. This is the fast decision tree, the borderline calls that trip Americans up, and the one number that settles most of them.

Almost every US citizen needs one of two Cambodia eVisas. Pick the Tourist eVisa ($80 USD all-in) if your trip is leisure — vacation, sightseeing, family visit, or time with friends — and your stay is 30 days or fewer. Pick the Business eVisa ($90 USD all-in) if your trip involves meetings, paid work, conferences, sales calls, supplier visits, due diligence, sponsored events, or any stay longer than 30 days. If even one structured business activity is on the itinerary, the whole trip is Business from the start. Both are approved in 3 business days and delivered as a printable PDF by email, and both give you a single 30-day stay on a passport valid at least 6 months from entry.
This guide is the fast decision tree: what counts as a Tourist trip, what counts as a Business trip, where the line sits when your trip is genuinely mixed, and the 60-second flow we run on the intake desk. If you want the deeper versions, the Tourist vs Business breakdown for Americans and the Type-T vs Type-E explainer both go further, and the dedicated Tourist visa (Type-T) and Business visa (Type-E) guides cover each class end to end. Start your application whenever you are ready.

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De Cambodja e-Arrival Card is een aparte stap van je e-visum en een kleine — $5 USD, geverifieerd via ons, 14 velden, in te vullen en in te dienen binnen 7 dagen voor je vlucht. Hieronder leggen we precies uit wat die kosten dekken, waarom ze niet bij je visumprijs zijn inbegrepen en hoe je door de tijd kunt komen bij de gate.
De Cambodja e-Arrival Card bestaat uit 14 velden verdeeld over drie secties, die binnen 7 dagen voor aankomst moeten worden ingevuld. Hieronder staat precies beschreven wat er in elk veld moet worden ingevuld, in de volgorde zoals het formulier aangeeft, plus het datumformaat dat Amerikaanse reizigers bij de kiosk moet invullen.
De Cambodjaanse e-aankomstkaart vraagt om 14 gegevens, verdeeld over drie onderdelen: uw identiteit, uw vlucht en verblijf, en een korte douaneaangifte. Hieronder vindt u een overzicht van wat er in elk veld gevraagd wordt en de vier documenten die u bij de hand moet hebben voordat u begint.
The Business class matters because Cambodian Immigration treats it as the structural answer to "this person is here for something other than pure leisure." The Business visa (Type-E) guide for Americans walks the application end to end, and if you are deciding purely on trip length, our visa extension cost guide lays out where the 30-day line forces the Business eVisa regardless of purpose. The Tourist vs Business overview is the place to start if you are still on the fence.


If your trip is a clean leisure trip — a family week in Siem Reap, friends doing the islands, a couple's anniversary in Kampot — Tourist is the right answer and you do not need to overthink it. Whichever class you land on, remember the one thing most Americans forget until the gate: every air arrival also needs the e-Arrival card, a separate 14-field form submitted within 7 days before arrival. It is a $5 USD verified product, checked end-to-end before it reaches Immigration, and it is one per traveler.
Next steps and related reading for US citizens: apply for your Cambodia eVisa when you are ready to lodge, bookmark our Cambodia visa hub for US citizens as the single canonical reference, compare the two classes side by side in the Tourist vs Business guide for Americans, decode the labels in the Type-T vs Type-E explainer, and check the trip-length call in the visa extension cost guide.
