使用 PayPal、Apple Pay 或 Google Pay 支付柬埔寨电子签证费用（美国指南）

Which wallet should you use?

• Use PayPal if you would rather the merchant never see any card at all, or if you keep a PayPal balance and want a clean, separate transaction record for a travel expense. It works the same on phone or desktop.
• Use Apple Pay if you are applying on an iPhone or iPad and your card is already in the Wallet app — it is the fastest path, authenticated with Face ID or Touch ID, with no typing.
• Use Google Pay if you are on an Android phone or in Chrome with a card saved to your Google account — same speed and tokenized security as Apple Pay.
• Pick the wallet whose default funding card has no foreign-transaction fee if you want to avoid the 1 to 3 percent some US banks add. The wallet does not remove that fee; the underlying card decides it.
• If you have just had a raw card declined, retry the same card through Apple Pay or Google Pay before assuming the card itself is the problem — the tokenized version often clears.

One quick note on cost transparency, since this is the desk I run: the wallet you choose changes nothing about the visa price. The Tourist eVisa is $80 USD all-in and the Business eVisa is $90 USD all-in whether you tap Apple Pay or type a card by hand. The only variable cost is your own bank’s foreign-transaction fee, which is a function of the card behind the wallet, not the checkout. If you want the full picture of where every dollar sits, the Cambodia visa cost guide for Americans breaks it down line by line.

Paying safely — and covering the e-Arrival step too

One more payment to plan for: the e-Arrival Card. It is a separate, mandatory step for every air arrival — a $5 USD filing verified through us, 14 fields, submitted within 7 days before you land. It accepts the same wallets as the visa, so you can pay it with the same PayPal account or phone wallet and no extra surcharge. It appears as its own $5 line, separate from the visa charge, because it is a separate filing rather than a hidden add-on. If you want to understand foreign-transaction fees before you pick a funding card, our guide on Cambodia eVisa foreign-transaction fees for Americans covers what your bank may add and how to avoid it.

Next steps and related reading: apply and pay for your Cambodia eVisa with the wallet you already use, bookmark our Cambodia visa hub for US citizens as the single canonical reference, and if you would rather pay safely without falling for a copycat checkout, read our guide to avoiding Cambodia eVisa payment scams before you confirm anything.