Cambodia e-Arrival card: what it is and how to fill it in
Cambodia has introduced an online e-Arrival form that replaces paper arrival cards for many travellers. Here's what it asks, when to complete it and how to check current rules.
In this guide
Cambodia has introduced an online arrival form, often called the e-Arrival card, that travellers complete before arriving in the country. It replaces or supplements the paper forms that passengers traditionally filled in on the plane. Requirements can change, so check the official website and your airline's guidance before you travel.
What it is
The e-Arrival form collects basic information for immigration, customs and health purposes. After submitting it, you'll usually receive a confirmation or QR code to show on arrival.
Who needs to complete it
Rules have varied, and they may depend on your point of entry and travel date. Check official sources to see whether the form is required for your trip and how far in advance you can submit it.
Information you'll need
- Passport details.
- Flight or travel details.
- Your address in Cambodia, such as your hotel.
- Contact details.
- Customs and health declarations.
How to fill it in
- Go to the official Cambodian government e-Arrival website or app.
- Enter your personal and travel details exactly as they appear in your passport.
- Complete the customs and health questions.
- Submit the form.
- Save or screenshot the confirmation or QR code.
Is there a fee?
The official form is free. Be wary of unofficial websites that charge fees for completing the form on your behalf.
Visas
The e-Arrival form is not a visa. You still need a visa, e-visa or visa exemption to enter Cambodia.
Tips
- Complete the form shortly before your trip, within any time limits set by the official site.
- Double-check your passport number and dates.
- Keep a copy of the confirmation on your phone and on paper.
- If you can't complete it online, ask your airline or check the official site for alternatives.
Frequently asked questions
What if I make a mistake on the form?
Check the official site for how to edit or resubmit your details. If in doubt, submit a corrected form before you travel and keep both confirmations.
Do children need their own form?
Rules may require a form for each traveller, including children. Check the official guidance.