Cambodia uses a paid eVisa online; Indonesia uses a paid Visa on Arrival or eVOA at the airport. Both are easy in the right hands — but the processes and stay rules differ enough that combined-trip planners should know the differences before booking.
| 一目了然 | Cambodia VisaeVisa (online) | Indonesia VisaeVOA / Visa on Arrival |
|---|---|---|
| Apply route | Online eVisa before flying | eVOA online or Visa on Arrival at the airport |
| Cost | $80 USD all-inclusive | IDR 500,000 (~USD 50) plus extension fees |
| Stay duration | Up to 30 days | Up to 30 days (extendable once for 30 more) |
| Multiple entry? | Single entry tourist | Single entry on the eVOA route |
| Required documents | Passport scan + digital photo | Passport + return ticket + payment card |
| Pre-arrival approval? | Yes — before you board | eVOA gives pre-approval; counter VoA is on the day |
| Extension at destination? | No — single 30 days | Yes — one 30-day extension at immigration |
| Best for | Short, planned Cambodia leg | Bali/Jakarta stays up to 60 days with one extension |
Not on the standard tourist route — Cambodia tourist visas are 30 days single entry. If you need longer, you need a different visa class altogether. Indonesia eVOA can be extended once for an extra 30 days at a local immigration office.
On the headline figure, yes — IDR 500,000 is about USD 50 vs Cambodia $80 USD all-inclusive. The Cambodia price includes our processing fee and 24/7 support; the Indonesia base fee does not include any agent help.
Sort the Cambodia eVisa first because it has a fixed 24–72 hour window and we contact you if anything needs fixing. The Indonesia eVOA can be done closer to departure.
Cambodia eVisa works at the three international airports and busiest land borders. Indonesia eVOA works at all major international airports and Bali sea crossings — smaller ports may need a counter VoA.
Not on the standard tourist routes. Both Cambodia and Indonesia issue tourist visas as single entry. For repeat entries you need a longer-stay business or social visa.
Indonesia border officers often ask for a return ticket. Cambodia rarely does once your eVisa is approved — the approval itself is the entry document.