Cambodia Visa for Indians 2026 — e-Visa, Visa on Arrival, Fees & Process
Cambodia — home to the magnificent temples of Angkor — is an easy and rewarding addition to any Southeast Asia trip for Indian travellers, with a simple e-visa and visa-on-arrival. This guide explains what Indian passport holders need to know about the Cambodia visa in 2026: the e-visa and VOA options, fees, validity, documents, the process, and tips.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| e-Visa / Visa on arrival | US$30 (single entry) |
| Stay | 30 days |
| e-Visa processing | ~3 business days |
Do Indians need a visa for Cambodia?
Yes — Indians need a visa, but it’s straightforward: apply for an e-Visa online before travel, or get a visa on arrival (VOA) at major airports and land borders. Both grant a 30-day tourist stay for a modest fee. The e-visa is convenient for skipping airport queues; VOA suits those who prefer to pay on arrival. Confirm the current fee and rules before you go.
e-Visa vs visa on arrival
The e-Visa is applied for on the official government portal and emailed to you (valid at major entry points — check which). The visa on arrival is obtained at the airport/border with passport photos and the fee. Both give 30 days, single entry. The e-visa saves time at busy crossings; VOA is handy for flexibility. Use only the official e-visa site to avoid overpriced third-party agents.
Fees, documents and process
The visa carries a modest fee (around US$30 plus a small e-visa processing charge), paid by card online or cash on arrival. You’ll need a passport (6+ months) with blank pages and passport photos (carry a couple for VOA). For the e-visa: apply online, upload your photo and passport scan, pay, and receive it by email in a few business days. Print two copies (entry and exit).
Entry requirements
Carry your e-visa/VOA, passport (6+ months) with blank pages, and ideally proof of onward travel and accommodation. Enter via a port valid for your visa type. Cambodia’s airports (Siem Reap, Phnom Penh) are used to visa arrivals and the process is smooth. Note your 30-day limit; extensions are possible for tourists for a fee.
Why visit Cambodia
Cambodia’s headline is the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat and the wider Angkor temple complex near Siem Reap — a bucket-list wonder. Add the riverside capital Phnom Penh (and its moving history), the laid-back islands of Koh Rong, and the pepper-and-coast town of Kampot, and it’s a superb, affordable, friendly addition to a Southeast Asia trip — easily combined with Thailand or Vietnam.
Frequently asked questions
Do Indians need a visa for Cambodia? Yes — an easy e-visa online or visa on arrival, both 30 days for a modest fee.
e-Visa or visa on arrival? e-Visa to skip queues and for many entry points; VOA for flexibility — both work for most tourists.
How much does it cost? Around US$30 plus a small e-visa processing fee — confirm the current amount.
Can I combine Cambodia with Thailand or Vietnam? Yes — overland borders and short flights make multi-country Southeast Asia trips easy.
Best time to visit and getting there
The best months are November to March — cool and dry, ideal for temple-hopping at Angkor. April–May is very hot, and the monsoon (June–October) is green with afternoon showers. There are no direct flights from India, so connect via Bangkok, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur to Siem Reap (for Angkor) or Phnom Penh. Time your visit for the cool dry season for the most comfortable temple exploring.
What a Cambodia trip costs
Cambodia is very affordable. Beyond the modest visa fee, guesthouses, local food and tuk-tuks cost little, and even mid-range travel is cheap by global standards. The main costs are international flights (via a hub) and the Angkor pass. Hiring a tuk-tuk driver for the day to tour the temples is inexpensive and worthwhile. See the Cambodia travel guide and the Trip Cost Calculator to plan.
Tips for smooth entry and a great trip
Apply for the e-visa on the official portal only (avoid overpriced copycats) and print two copies, or carry photos and cash for VOA. Carry crisp US dollars (widely used) and some riel. Dress modestly at Angkor (covered shoulders and knees), start temple visits early to beat heat and crowds, and hire a trusted tuk-tuk/guide. Combine Cambodia with Thailand or Vietnam for a fuller Southeast Asia trip.
The bottom line
Cambodia is an easy, affordable and unforgettable addition to any Southeast Asia trip — a simple e-visa or visa on arrival (30 days), and the world-class temples of Angkor plus Phnom Penh and the islands. Apply on the official site, visit November–March, carry US dollars, and pair it with Thailand or Vietnam. Few places offer as much wonder for the money.
Disclaimer: This is general information, not immigration advice. Entry rules change without notice — verify current requirements, fees and forms on the official government portal before you apply or fly.
Plan your trip: use the visa checker, read the Cambodia travel guide, estimate spend with the Trip Cost Calculator, and see more visa guides.
Last updated: June 2026. Visa rules, fees and entry requirements change frequently — always confirm on the official government portal before booking or travelling.
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