Travelling to Cambodia
In short
2 of the 9 passports we cover can visit Cambodia without a visa. Find yours below, or check your whole trip.
Entry requirements by nationality
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visa on arrival · up to 30 days per visit
What you can bring
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- Antiquitiesdepends on specificsA permit is needed to buy, export or possess cultural or archaeological artefacts; carry the legal paperwork.
- CannabisprohibitedUK FCDO (Cambodia safety and security): 'Possession, trafficking and manufacture of any illegal drugs are serious offences in Cambodia.
- Cashallowed, declaration may be requiredBringing in cash worth USD 10,000 or more (or the equivalent in other currencies) must be declared.
- Dronesdepends on specificsFlying drones is banned in Phnom Penh and within the Angkor Wat grounds in Siem Reap; get permission in advance for any drone filming.
- WeaponsprohibitedJapan MOFA (updated 25 Mar 2025), 通関: 'weapons and ammunition (武器・弾薬), narcotics, pornographic products, radio equipment, and chemicals that can be used to make explosives are prohibited from being brought into Cambodia.' The source does not mention knives specifically or any permit route for firearms; 'knives' is listed as a search term only so travellers find this row — check with Cambodian authorities before carrying any blade.
Recent changes to Cambodia's rules
- 2026-10-18Passport checker: 14 more rows ('on arrival', 'on entry', 'contemplated stay')
- 2026-10-18Trip Check: passport validity checker (§1.6)
- 2026-10-15Transit (plan step 1.5): stated transit rules and a stopover step in Trip Check
- 2026-10-11Eight more destinations: Chile, Montenegro, Jamaica, Bahamas, Ecuador, Tanzania, Cambodia, Israel
Checked against official sources on 2026-10-10. Official source