Where Is the Cambodia e-Arrival Card Checked? Airports and What to Show at Immigration

Smart gates and the v-Pass

Smart gates at Techo International

Techo International Airport has automated arrival and departure smart gates. They are open to holders of eligible passports. According to the official e-Arrival system, eligible passports include those of Cambodia and the other ASEAN countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Laos, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, Brunei and Timor-Leste), China, Japan, Hong Kong SAR, India, Macao SAR, South Korea, the United States, Australia, France, Germany and the United Kingdom.

The official system publishes short video demonstrations of how to use the arrival and departure gates. Whether or not you use a gate, file your e-Arrival Card before you fly and have the QR code ready.

The v-Pass replaces the passport stamp

Cambodia now issues arriving visitors a v-Pass by email in place of the ink stamp that used to go in the passport. The v-Pass is retrieved using your passport information or your e-Arrival QR code, which is one more reason to keep the QR code safe after you land.

Make sure your card is ready before you fly

The e-Arrival Card can only be filed in the 7 days before you land, and it needs to match your passport exactly. If you would rather not leave either to chance, we can file it for you.

We file the Cambodia e-Arrival Card on your behalf, checked against your passport, and email you the QR code: $20 Standard within 24 hours, $35 Rush within 2 hours, or $60 Super Rush within 15 minutes, per traveller.

If you need a visa and have not got one yet, you can apply for the Cambodia eVisa online: Tourist $80 USD or Business $90 USD, approved in 3–5 days.

Crossing overland instead? Our guide to the e-Arrival Card at land and sea borders explains how those crossings differ.