How many corrected cards should I submit?

Just one. Once you have submitted a corrected version with the right name, flight, and arrival date, stop there and carry that QR code. Firing off multiple near-identical cards makes it more likely you scan the wrong one at the kiosk. Keep a single clean copy on your phone and a printout.

How do I avoid this whole problem next time?

Run a quick check before you submit: name exactly as printed on your US passport including the middle name, passport number with no transposed digits, the final flight leg into Cambodia, and the arrival date in day-month-year matching your ticket. Or file a verified e-Arrival Card through us for $20 USD — we check those high-stakes fields against your passport and flight before submission, and you get a free resubmission if anything is flagged.

电子到达卡2026年6月19日11 最小阅读量

美国旅客如何在提交后更正柬埔寨电子到达卡上的错误

您点击提交后，发现自己的姓名、日期或航班号有误。本文将详细介绍美国旅客在提交柬埔寨电子到达卡后可以修改和不能修改的内容、每种错误的最快解决方法，以及如何完全避免 kiosk 问题。

Written byPriya Sundaram

11 最小阅读量Updated 2026年6月19日

How do you fix a mistake on a submitted Cambodia e-Arrival Card?

There is no reliable self-service "edit" button on a submitted Cambodia e-Arrival Card the way there is on a draft, so the clean fix is to submit a new, corrected card with the right details. The card is tied to your passport and inbound flight, and the officer scans the QR code that matches at the kiosk, so the corrected submission is the one to carry. Focus your effort on the fields that are actually cross-checked — your name exactly as printed on your US passport, your passport number, the final flight leg into Cambodia, and your arrival date. A wrong hotel name or a minor occupation entry rarely needs fixing at all.

要点总结

You generally cannot log back in and edit a submitted Cambodia e-Arrival Card the way you would edit a draft — the clean fix is to submit a fresh, corrected card.
The mistakes that actually matter are the ones Immigration cross-checks: your name spelling, passport number, inbound flight number, and arrival date. Get one of those wrong and fix it before you fly.
A wrong hotel name or a tweaked occupation is low-risk and rarely worth a resubmission — the officer matches the flight number and arrival date against the manifest, not the address.
The date-format slip (06/07 read as June 7th, not July 6th) is the single most common US mistake, and it puts your arrival date a month off.
File a verified e-Arrival Card with us for $20 USD and it is checked end-to-end before it reaches Cambodian Immigration, with a free resubmission if a field is flagged.

You hit submit, then spotted the mistake — here is the calm version

You filled in the Cambodia e-Arrival Card, hit submit, and a minute later your stomach dropped: the arrival date is a month off, or your middle name is missing, or you entered your Los Angeles departure flight instead of the final leg into Cambodia. First, breathe. A mistake on a submitted card is one of the most ordinary things that happens with this form, and almost all of it is fixable before you ever reach the kiosk.

The thing to understand up front is that the e-Arrival Card does not work like a passport application you can log back into and amend line by line. It is a short arrival declaration tied to a specific passport and inbound flight, and once you submit it the system treats it as lodged. The practical fix for a real error is not to hunt for an edit screen that may not exist — it is to submit a fresh, corrected card so the QR code the officer scans carries the right information.

This guide sorts the mistakes that genuinely matter from the ones you can safely ignore, walks the fastest fix for each, and shows you how to avoid the whole scramble next time. If you want to see the form laid out cleanly first, our field-by-field e-Arrival Card walkthrough for Americans covers all 14 fields in order. And if you would rather not gamble on a self-fix at all, you can file a verified e-Arrival Card with us and let the correction be our problem instead of yours.

Which mistakes actually matter (and which you can ignore)

Not every typo is a problem. Before you panic-resubmit, figure out whether the field you got wrong is one Cambodian Immigration actually cross-checks at the kiosk. Some fields are matched against your eVisa and the airline manifest; others are background detail the officer never compares against anything. Fix the first group; leave the second alone.

高风险字段是必须在三个地方保持一致的字段——您的电子到达卡、电子签证和您递交的护照。您的美国护照上打印的完整姓名、护照号码、入境航班号和到达日期都会被扫描、比对和核查。任何一项不匹配都会让美国旅客被叫到旁边的桌子去处理，所以这些都值得提交一份更正后的正确信息。

低风险字段是那些没有人会与清单进行核对的字段。因为重新预订而改变的酒店名称、在您的计划确定之前输入的城市、大致准确的职业信息——这些在入境时几乎不会触发任何问题。卡上的地址是背景信息，不是合同，入境检查处不会打电话给酒店确认您已入住，所以稍后的更改不值得提交新的卡片。

Overhead close-up of a blue US passport open to the bio page beside a smartphone showing a generic flight-itinerary screen on a warm wooden desk, hands cross-checking the details

常见问题解答

Can I edit my Cambodia e-Arrival Card after I submit it?

There is no reliable self-service edit on a submitted card the way there is on a draft. Once you submit, the system treats the card as lodged. The clean fix for a real error is to fill out a new card with the corrected details and submit that, then carry the new QR code to the kiosk. The corrected card is the one the officer scans, so make sure it is the version you keep on your phone and print.

I put the wrong arrival date — how do I fix it?

Submit a fresh card with the correct date. The most common cause is the date format: the form reads day-month-year in places, so 06/07 means June 7th, not July 6th, and US travelers default to month-day-year out of habit. On the corrected card, use the date picker instead of free-typing the slashes, then check the displayed date against your flight confirmation before you submit.

I entered my US departure flight instead of the final leg — does that matter?

Yes, fix it. The inbound flight number is cross-checked against the airline manifest, and it has to be the leg that actually lands in Cambodia. If you fly Los Angeles to Seoul to Phnom Penh, the card needs the Seoul-to-Phnom-Penh flight number, not the LAX-to-Seoul one. Pull up your booking, find the leg whose destination is your Cambodian airport, and resubmit a corrected card with that flight number.

My hotel changed after I submitted the card. Do I need to resubmit?

Usually not. The address in Cambodia is context, not something Immigration cross-checks against a manifest, and nobody is calling the hotel to confirm your stay. If you entered a real hotel and city and your plans later shifted, a new card just to update the address is unnecessary. The fields worth resubmitting for are your name, passport number, flight number, and arrival date.

Will a small mistake get me denied entry to Cambodia?

A single wrong field is very unlikely to deny you entry, especially when your eVisa and passport are in order. The realistic outcome of an uncorrected high-stakes error — a wrong name, flight, or date — is a short delay at the kiosk while the officer sorts it. Fixing it ahead of time skips that delay; a refusal is a far rarer outcome.

What if I only notice the mistake at the airport?

If you catch it before boarding, submit a corrected card from your phone while you still have a strong connection, save the new QR code offline, and carry that one. If you only realize at the arrivals kiosk in Cambodia, stay calm and tell the officer — a single wrong field on an arrival declaration is routine for the desk to handle, and you are most likely looking at a brief delay rather than a serious problem.