Exciting New Year Discounts on Cambodian eVisas!

As we welcome 2025, the Royal Government of Cambodia is kicking off the New Year with a fantastic announcement for international travelers! Starting January 1, 2025, visitors to the Kingdom of Wonder can enjoy substantial discounts on their eVisa fees, making it easier and more affordable to explore the country’s rich culture and breathtaking landscapes.

In a press release dated December 28, 2024, officials revealed that the price for the eVisa (Tourist – T) will be reduced from $36 to just $30, while the eVisa (Regular – E) will be available at only $35, down from $42. This 2025 price cut not only simplifies the travel process but also aims to boost tourism by offering greater accessibility for travelers around the globe.

Furthermore, the Cambodian government is committed to enhancing the travel experience by streamlining the visa application process. Relevant ministries and institutions will work together to improve the efficiency of the e-visa and e-arrival systems, integrating them into a seamless digital ecosystem.

Whether you’re planning a cultural adventure in the temples of Angkor Wat or a relaxing beach getaway in Sihanoukville, these new developments make 2025 an ideal time to experience all that Cambodia has to offer.

So get ready to pack your bags and take advantage of these exciting new eVisa rates as you embark on your journey to one of Southeast Asia’s most enchanting destinations!

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