Cambodia: expressly supported residual ordinary-passport Tourist Visa T on arrival
For the currently unsupported ordinary-passport cohort below, Cambodia's current official Embassy guidance establishes issuance of a visitor visa directly on arrival rather than relying on eVisa-portal universality.
- The Embassy page says a traveler without an entry visa can obtain the visa directly on arrival, which establishes issuance timing at the airport, listed land posts or listed sea ports; the live GDI e-Arrival service also identifies Electronic Visa On Arrival as a current service component. This is not an inference from an eVisa selector or application portal.
- The same Embassy page expressly requires Afghanistan, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Sudan and Nigeria to obtain a visa before departure. Those ten passports are excluded from this residual cohort and are assigned by the carried prior-visa policy.
- The Embassy page was live-rechecked on 22 August 2026 but contains other stale material, including explicitly transitional 2024 e-Arrival wording and a 2023 exemption image. Neither live GDI nor re-openable MFA/eVisa material supplied a current exhaustive nationality schedule; this confined residual cohort remains medium confidence and requires rechecking.
- The traveler must present a passport valid at least six months, a return or onward ticket and a recent photograph, and complete the form on site. Some carriers may require an entry visa before boarding.
- This is a Tourist Visa T visitor-route finding only. It does not establish work, residence, extensions, repeated-entry, transit, diplomatic, official, service, refugee, alien or other special-document treatment.
- The GDI arrival service corroborates the current existence of electronic VOA processing but does not by itself establish nationality eligibility. Cambodia e-Arrival is not classified as an ETA; admission remains subject to Cambodian immigration and carrier requirements.