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extending visa in cambodia
N Posts: 50
i understand u get a 30 day visa in cambodia when you enter how would u extend this if you needed extra time to travel ect ? Reply to this
B Posts: 1,245
Hey
You would go to a travel agent and ask them to arrange an extension for you.
Alternatively you can do a visa run, simply cross the border to a neighbouring country (Thailand would be best probably as you don't need a visa to go there) and then buy a new visa and re enter Cambodia.
Hope this helps.
Kate Reply to this
You would go to a travel agent and ask them to arrange an extension for you.
Alternatively you can do a visa run, simply cross the border to a neighbouring country (Thailand would be best probably as you don't need a visa to go there) and then buy a new visa and re enter Cambodia.
Hope this helps.
Kate Reply to this
N Posts: 12
I know this is old but I'll throw in..
Tourist visas can be extended once, if you want to stay longer you would have to make a visa run.
If you know you want to stay longer, get a Business Visa (Class E, not always called business, but always class E). $5 dollars more at the border and you have more options to extend in country.
'sheeed
Tourist visas can be extended once, if you want to stay longer you would have to make a visa run.
If you know you want to stay longer, get a Business Visa (Class E, not always called business, but always class E). $5 dollars more at the border and you have more options to extend in country.
'sheeed
[Edited: 02:53 - Rasheeed ]
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N Posts: 8
I see different prices for extensions and then see the $5/day overstay fee. Assuming that the visa is for 30 days (as opposed to "one month" then we'll only overstay for 1 day. Where and how is this fee collected? Reply to this
N Posts: 12
Haven't done the extension in a while. But overstay charges are collected at passport control as you're leaving the country.
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N Posts: 50
cheers for the reply dude , but i left cambodia a long time now
was easy enough to get extensions at tour agents , however didnt get one in the end just stayed for the 30 days i was given so couldnt recomed one to use for anyone else , but i expect a d.i.y visa run to thailand from siem reap shouldnt be to hard . Reply to this
was easy enough to get extensions at tour agents , however didnt get one in the end just stayed for the 30 days i was given so couldnt recomed one to use for anyone else , but i expect a d.i.y visa run to thailand from siem reap shouldnt be to hard . Reply to this
N Posts: 4
If anyone is still interested - overstays are charged at the point of departure. It's $5 a day for the first month and then $6 a day after. It's nearly always cheaper to pay for an extension ($45 for 1 month) on a tourist visa than go through the hassle of dealing with immigration. Reply to this
