Made a Mistake on Your Cambodia e-Arrival Card? How to Correct It

Yes, you can correct it

It is one of the most common messages any e-Arrival filing team receives: “I think I got something wrong on my card.” A middle name left off, a passport number with two digits swapped, a flight that changed after filing. If that is you, the first thing to know is that the Cambodia e-Arrival Card is designed to be corrected. Cambodia’s own guidance is that you may edit your information and resubmit the card as long as you have not yet been processed by an immigration officer.

So the question is not whether you can fix it. It is how, and by when. This guide covers the three routes (edit, refile, or ask whoever filed it to correct it) and the timing that makes each one straightforward.

If you are not sure how much your mistake matters, our guide on what happens if you enter wrong details on the e-Arrival Card explains which errors Immigration notices most.

Edit the card or file a new one?

The right route depends on how much of the card is wrong. A good rule: if the card still describes the right person, on the right passport, for the right trip, edit it. If any of those three is wrong, start again.

How to edit and resubmit your e-Arrival Card

Not confident editing it yourself, or short of time before your flight? You can apply online here and we will file a corrected card, checked against your passport, and email you the QR code.

If someone else filed your card

If a travel agent, a tour operator, a family member or a filing service submitted your card, go back to them rather than editing it yourself. The reason is simple: you want one correct version of your card on record, and the person who filed it knows exactly what was submitted and how to reach it.