[seasonedtraveller]

On my last business trip to Cambodia, I used an online application run by the Cambodian government;

https://www.evisa.gov.kh/

It was quick and easy and cost $30.

I now find that I can no longer load the page (I’ve been trying on and off for a week).

Does anyone know if this service has been withdrawn?

Other sites promoting online visa’s want to charge upwards of £85.

[JKL]

Looks like a technical issue rather than a service withdrawal (at least, I’d hope if they were withdrawing it they’d put up a holding page rather than just switching off the server 😉

For what it’s worth, I used it about ten days ago and it was working fine.

[seasonedtraveller]

JKL wrote:

Looks like a technical issue rather than a service withdrawal (at least, I’d hope if they were withdrawing it they’d put up a holding page rather than just switching off the server ?

For what it’s worth, I used it about ten days ago and it was working fine.

Thank you. I will leave it a few days and try again.

[Ekond222]

…SDT…a word of caution…I used the e-visa for Cambodia a couple of months ago for a 2-day business trip…and was read the riot act as this was a tourist visa and apparently, from what I could gather I should have applied for a business visa…they still let me in…so be careful with your response when passing through immigration…

[seasonedtraveller]

Ekond222 wrote:

…SDT…a word of caution…I used the e-visa for Cambodia a couple of months ago for a 2-day business trip…and was read the riot act as this was a tourist visa and apparently, from what I could gather I should have applied for a business visa…they still let me in…so be careful with your response when passing through immigration…

Thanks for the ‘heads up’ on that Ekond222 – it’s appreciated.
My last visit was in March and I couldn’t print off the paperwork at my hotel in Kuala Lumpur so I arrived with visa but without paperwork. They just scowled at me and asked why it wouldn’t print…I said I had no idea why, they let me through eventually albeit as a tourist.

[JKL]

I was pleasantly surprised by the e-Visa service when I used it for the first time last year. It was a few weeks before my birthday, which they obviously picked up from my passport, and on the day itself they emailed me:

Best Wishes to you for a very Prosperous, Successful, Healthy and Happiness in your life.

On your birthday we are, Cambodia e-Visa team, wishing you have a good luck and have another year of accomplishments, opportunity, and personal growth.

We send you our sincerest wishes for a Happy Birthday. Wishing you many happy returns of the deay!

Finally, thank you very much for using our e-Visa service always to Cambodia.

Nice touch, I thought.

[MartynSinclair]

on my way to Vietnam. Nice to see, no visa is required…..

[seasonedtraveller]

This has appeared today….

Edited to add – There is now a banner on the site saying that it’s being upgraded and will return soon…..when, is anybody’s guess.
For some reason the picture would not attach to this note?

[seasonedtraveller]

For anyone interested – the site is back up and running, here – https://www.evisa.gov.kh/

ST

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