Cambodia checks passport nationality, not Australian residency. So a Kiwi on a Subclass 444 Special Category Visa applies as a New Zealand passport holder — same $80 USD (~$122 AUD), same 3 business days, same single-entry 30-day stay. The catch is the e-Arrival Card, which still wants 'New Zealand' as nationality.

You apply as a New Zealand passport holder, always. The Cambodia eVisa portal looks at the nationality on your passport bio page, not your country of residence, your Australian Subclass 444 Special Category Visa, your Medicare card, or how long you have lived in Australia. Same terms as any Kiwi: $80 USD (~$122 AUD) all-in for the tourist eVisa, approved in 3 business days, delivered as a printable PDF by email, single entry, 30-day stay. The e-Arrival Card asks for nationality and you answer 'New Zealand' there too, regardless of your Bondi postcode or your Aussie partner.
The good news is the practical answer is identical to what any Aussie traveller pays: $80 USD (~$122 AUD) tourist all-in, 3 business days, PDF by email. The Do Australians Need a Cambodia Visa explainer covers the same eligibility framework — it just happens to apply equally to anyone holding an NZ passport, because the rule is passport-based not Aussie-citizenship-based.
We see roughly 1 in 50 Kiwi-on-444 applications where the customer accidentally selected Australia on the nationality dropdown because that is where they live. Cambodian Immigration auto-flags it because the bio-page scan reads NZL and the form says AUS — a mismatch that triggers a manual review. We catch it before resubmission, but it costs a business day. The Cambodia eVisa documents required checklist is worth a quick read just to confirm what we actually need on intake.


Step 4 — separately file your e-Arrival Card in the 7 days before flight. This is mandatory for every air arrival, 14 fields, $5 USD (~$7.50 AUD) verified through us. The nationality field on the e-Arrival Card asks 'Nationality', not 'Country of residence', so you answer New Zealand even though you board in Sydney. The Cambodia e-Arrival 14-fields walkthrough covers every field in detail.
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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。
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If you became an Australian citizen at some point — Kiwis can naturalise after living here long enough — you now hold two passports, and you choose which one to use. Most dual citizens travel on the Australian passport because it gives easier consular cover, but Cambodia treats both equally on the eVisa pricing schedule. Whichever passport you book the flight on is the passport you use on the eVisa, the e-Arrival Card, and at the Cambodia border. Do not mix them mid-trip. The Cambodia visa dual citizens guide covers the full decision tree.
This is the bit that occasionally worries newer 444 holders. You leave Australia on your NZ passport, fly to Phnom Penh on your Cambodia eVisa, and return to Sydney 2 weeks later. At the Australian border the 444 is automatically re-granted on presentation of your NZ passport — there is no re-entry visa, no separate application, no fee. The 444 system handles this automatically every time a Kiwi crosses the Australian border inbound. The only exception is if you have been outside Australia for an extended period or have a character-related restriction on file, in which case Border Force may ask additional questions on re-entry. The Cambodia visa edge cases for Australians piece covers the related 'long absence' scenarios.

Bangkok in, Siem Reap out — but you'll need to fly between them in 2026.
阅读2026年最新动态 →Classic Indochina pairing, same Kiwi-passport eligibility framework on the Vietnam side.
See the combo guide →The overlooked third stop. Visa-on-arrival works for NZ passports.
Plan the Laos route →Where most Kiwis stop on the way through.
Sort the stopover →下次旅行去巴厘岛还是柬埔寨——或者两个都去?
Compare the two →You are a New Zealand citizen for Cambodia eVisa purposes, regardless of how long you have lived in Australia or what Australian permissions you hold. Same $80 USD (~$122 AUD) tourist or $90 USD (~$137 AUD) business pricing as any Aussie, same 3 business days, same single entry, same 30-day stay. You answer New Zealand on every nationality field including the e-Arrival Card. Your Subclass 444 looks after itself on the return to Australia. If you want the full eligibility framework for everyone living in or under an Australian permission, the Cambodia visa for Australian permanent residents guide covers the parallel case for non-citizen PR holders.
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 eligibility for quick answers, and use our glossary of Cambodia visa terms to decode any acronym in this guide.