堪培拉的柬埔寨大使馆需要打印照片,而不是上传JPEG文件——35x45毫米、哑光面、纯白色背景、6个月以内拍摄。以下是澳大利亚本地人的真实指南,介绍在哪里冲洗照片、价格(澳元)以及为什么如果您要邮寄文件需要两张照片。

Two physical 35x45mm printed photos on matt-finish photo paper, taken within the last 6 months, against a plain white or very pale off-white background. No glasses, no hat or cap, head covering only allowed for genuine religious reasons (same exception as the eVisa). Face fills roughly 70-80% of the frame, eyes open, neutral expression, no shadow behind the head. Big W kiosks print a set for around $8 AUD, Officeworks for $10-12 AUD, Specsavers or OPSM for $15-20 AUD, and Snapfish delivers by post for around $6 AUD. You need two prints regardless of lodgement path — one stapled to the application form, one attached to the receipt copy the embassy returns to you. For the ~99% of Australian travellers who use the eVisa instead, none of this applies: the eVisa accepts a JPEG straight from your phone, the visa is approved in 3 business days, and the cost is $80 USD (~$122 AUD) all-in.
This guide walks through the embassy photo spec line by line, the four sensible Aussie places to get them printed, and the two-print rule that surprises people on their first postal lodgement. If you are still deciding whether the embassy route is even right for you, the Cambodian Embassy Canberra overview and the embassy-versus-eVisa decision guide cover the upstream question. For the full eligibility picture, the Cambodia eVisa for Australian travellers hub is the canonical source.
If you have already been through the eVisa photo spec for an earlier trip, the rules will feel familiar — the dimensions and head-size proportions are aligned. The main embassy-specific differences are the physical print, the matt finish, and the two-copy rule. The Australian eVisa photo requirements guide covers the digital version that ~99% of Aussies use.


Walk-in lodgement at the embassy's 9:30am-12pm window has the same rule. The consular officer staples one print to the form and clips the second to the receipt copy as they sign it back to you across the counter. If you have only brought one, they will hand the file back unstamped. For the full walk-in versus courier mechanics, the
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首次赴柬埔寨旅行?以下是面向美国人的诚实首次旅客清单——签证、美元货币特点、安全现状、疫苗接种、寺庙着装规范,以及2026年新机场的实际抵达体验。
自2025年6月以来,泰国与柬埔寨之间的全部七个陆地边境已关闭,因此在2026年,美国人从泰国进入柬埔寨的唯一方式是乘坐飞机。以下是曼谷至暹粒和曼谷至金边航线的工作方式、登机前所需的柬埔寨电子签证,以及为何旧的波贝陆路计划已不再可行。
三种方式跨越柬埔寨首都与吴哥窟之间的195英里:15美元的特快巴士、45分钟的航班或缓慢的河流渡轮。以下是每种方式对美国旅行者的实际费用、所需时间以及哪种适合您的行程。

The eVisa accepts a JPEG straight from your phone — stand against a white wall, take a self-portrait in good light, crop to roughly the 35x45mm proportions, and upload. The visa is approved in 3 business days, delivered as a printable PDF by email, costs $80 USD (~$122 AUD) all-in for tourists and $90 USD (~$137 AUD) all-in for business, includes free resubmission if Immigration flags a correction, and runs on Aussie-timezone support. The Australian application walkthrough covers the full flow from photo upload to PDF delivery.

Bangkok pairs neatly with Phnom Penh — air-only in 2026.
阅读2026年最新动态 →Saigon to Phnom Penh overland is still the smoothest two-country combo.
See the combo guide →The third stop on the classic Indochina loop.
Plan the Laos leg →Most Aussies stop here on the way through anyway.
Sort the stopover →Bali or Cambodia next — or both back-to-back?
Compare the two →If you are not in the embassy cohort — ordinary Australian passport, no current serious convictions, no escalated rejection on file — the printed-photo question is moot. Use the eVisa, upload a JPEG, and skip the kiosk trip. The 2026 cost guide for Australians shows exactly where the $80 USD (~$122 AUD) all-in figure comes from and why it is still the simpler default for ~99% of Aussies.
If your wider documents picture is still fuzzy — passport bio-page scan, validity rules, blank-page requirement — the Australian documents-required guide is the consolidated checklist for the digital path.
Next steps and related reading for Australians: apply for your Cambodia eVisa when you are ready to lodge, bookmark our Cambodia visa hub for Australian citizens as the single canonical reference, skim the FAQ on Cambodia visa documents for quick answers, and use our glossary of Cambodia visa terms to decode any acronym in this guide; for a structured side-by-side evisa vs embassy visa comparison, see the dedicated comparison page.