美国公民在柬埔寨电子签证申请中选择哪个机场

Does the airport you pick lock you in?

A few honest caveats, because precise is better than reassuring. Always select one of the three accepted international airports — never a closed land crossing, and never a city that is not on the list. Keep the choice sensible: if you are genuinely arriving in Siem Reap, choose Siem Reap, not Phnom Penh, so your record lines up with your boarding pass. And remember the field on the visa is mirrored, in more detail, on the separate e-Arrival Card you file before you fly. To see how the two forms fit together, walk through our step-by-step Cambodia eVisa application guide for Americans.

The one mistake on this field that actually costs you

• Do select one of the three international airports: Techo International / Phnom Penh (KTI), Siem Reap-Angkor (SAI), or Sihanouk International (KOS).
• Do not build a route that depends on a Thailand land crossing — all seven have been closed since June 2025 and an eVisa cannot be used there in 2026.
• Do not panic over a connection change; the eVisa is valid for three months from issue and is not locked to a single listed airport.
• Do match the airport you select to your actual first landing in Cambodia, so your visa record and your boarding pass tell the same story.
• Do file your separate e-Arrival Card in the 7 days before you fly — that is where your arrival details are confirmed in full.

If your route really does need to involve Thailand this year, fly the Cambodia leg instead of crossing by land — book a flight into one of the three accepted airports and your eVisa works exactly as intended. For everything else that quietly trips Americans up on the form, our roundup of the Cambodia eVisa application mistakes to avoid is worth five minutes before you submit.

Pick your airport and move on

Here is the whole thing in one line: choose the international airport where your plane first lands in Cambodia, and keep moving. For most US travelers that is Phnom Penh / Techo International (KTI); for a direct temple trip it is Siem Reap-Angkor (SAI); for a direct coast trip it is Sihanouk International (KOS). The Tourist eVisa is $80 USD all-in and the Business eVisa is $90 USD all-in, both approved in 3 business days and delivered as a printable PDF by email. Once that decision is made, you are 90 seconds from done on this part of the form.

One reminder before you fly. The visa is one form; the e-Arrival Card is a different, mandatory form for every air arrival; and both ask where you are landing. The visa application happens now, the e-Arrival happens within 7 days before departure, and matching the airport across both keeps your arrival day clean. Our guide to filling out the Cambodia e-Arrival Card for US citizens walks through every field so the two records line up.

Next steps and related reading for Americans: apply for your Cambodia eVisa when you are ready to lodge, bookmark our Cambodia visa hub for US citizens as the single canonical reference, check which Cambodia entry points accept the eVisa to confirm your gateway, and review the application mistakes to avoid before you submit.