Taxas de visto para o Camboja: Sem custos ocultos para viajantes dos EUA

The short answer: one flat price, nothing added at the end

Here is the part most Americans want first. There are no hidden fees on the Cambodia eVisa. The price is one flat US-dollar number — $80 USD for the Tourist eVisa, $90 USD for the Business eVisa — and that number is the whole charge. Nothing gets appended at the final checkout step. No "processing fee," no "service surcharge," no per-page add-on, no rush-tier upsell that magically appears once your details are entered. The figure you approve is the figure you pay.

That is worth saying plainly because the visa-agent corner of the internet has trained American travelers to expect a bait-and-switch. You see one price on the landing page, then a different, larger one at the end after a "verification fee" and an "express handling charge" get stacked on. We do not do that, and this guide shows you exactly why — line by line, what is in the price, what is not, and the one external charge that is never ours to add.

Below we break the all-in total down to its parts, list everything it already covers, name the one fee your own bank can add, and show you how to read any visa checkout before you pay so a surprise total never catches you again. When you are ready, you can apply directly. For the line-by-line dollar math, our Cambodia visa cost for Americans guide lays out the full total.

What the price actually is — and what it is not

The Cambodia eVisa for Americans is a single all-in price, quoted up front and charged once. Tourist eVisa: $80 USD. Business eVisa: $90 USD. Both are billed in US dollars, so there is no currency conversion for you to work out and no exchange-rate spread on our checkout. You enter your details, you see the total, you approve it, and that total is what we charge. There is no second screen where the number grows.

It helps to name the fees that simply do not exist here, because they are exactly the ones other visa sites lean on. There is no separate "government processing fee" added at the end as a surprise line. There is no per-applicant verification charge stacked on top of the base price. There is no express or priority tier that costs extra — every eVisa is approved in 3 business days, and there is no slower default we then charge you to skip. And there is no booking-style "convenience fee" that appears only once your card details are in.

So the total is honest in both directions. It does not hide a low number to lure you in, and it does not bury extras to inflate the bill at the end. An $80 USD Tourist eVisa is $80 USD when you start and $80 USD when you finish. That is the whole point of a flat all-in price: there is nothing left to discover once you have read it.

What the all-in price already includes

A flat price is only fair if it actually covers what you need, and this one does. Rather than charging a thin base fee and then billing you for each thing that should have been included, the all-in total bundles the whole job. Here is exactly what your $80 USD Tourist or $90 USD Business eVisa already pays for.