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Thursday, Jan 02, 2025

Cambodia Reduces E-Visa Fees to Boost Tourism and Investment

New fee structure aims to attract more visitors and business travelers starting January 2025
Starting January 2025, Cambodia will reduce e-visa fees for tourists and business travelers to attract more visitors and investors.

The fee for the tourist visa (e-visa T) will drop from 36 USD to 30 USD, while the fee for the regular visa (e-visa E) will decrease from 42 USD to 35 USD. This adjustment is part of the government’s strategy to boost tourism and encourage more business activity in the country.

Cambodia expects to welcome approximately 6.7 million international visitors and 22 million domestic tourists by the end of this year, surpassing pre-pandemic tourism numbers from 2019. Tourism remains a vital pillar of Cambodia’s economy, alongside garment exports, agriculture, and construction.

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