Those intending to carry out some business activities in Cambodia will appreciate a simplified method of obtaining an e-visa which will facilitate easy access to Cambodia through its convenient online application form. The Cambodian E-Visa will make it easier for foreign businessmen and entrepreneurs to plan their visits in Cambodia.

Is travel insurance mandatory for a Cambodia Business e-Visa?

Travel Insurance is not required by law when applying for a Cambodia E-Visa for Business purposes. Although the Cambodian government has enforced the requirement of health insurance due to the pandemic situation, this condition is no longer applicable now. Nevertheless, it is highly advised by immigration authorities that one gets travel insurance. The cost of healthcare in Cambodia may prove extremely high for foreigners, and therefore, it will be great evidence that you have prepared yourself well before coming here.

Can a Cambodia Business e-Visa be converted into a work permit or long-term visa?

Indeed. The Cambodia Business e-Visa (Ordinary E-Class Visa) was created especially to allow holders to get long-term residence visas. With an initial validity period of 30 days, you can apply for an extension of 1, 3, 6, or 12 months at the Department of Immigration in Phnom Penh. Selecting either a 6-month or 12-month extension will give you the opportunity to receive a multi-entry long-term visa. However, to get such long-term extensions, you need to have a valid Cambodian work permit as well.

How does the Cambodia Business e-Visa work for foreign investors?

Through the Cambodia Business e-Visa (Type E), foreign investors are provided with the opportunity to obtain a visa through an online application even before arriving in the country. This visa is processed based on the submission of passport details, digital photos, and evidence of business engagement within the country such as an invitation letter or registration certificate. This visa is valid for only 30 days within three months, but renewed indefinitely for up to one year within Cambodia.