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Cambodia Visa for Antigua And Barbuda Citizens 2026

Visa on Arrival

Antigua and Barbuda citizens can obtain a Visa on Arrival for Cambodia, requiring a passport valid for at least six months, a completed application form, a photograph, and a fee, typically valid for 30 days. They can also apply for an e-Visa online prior to travel.

Guide last updated August 27, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

  • Passport: Must be valid for at least six (6) months beyond your intended stay in Cambodia.
  • Visa Application Form: Available upon arrival at immigration or pre-filled online for e-Visa. It will request personal details, travel plans, and accommodation.
  • Passport-sized Photograph: One recent (taken within six months) color photograph, 2x2 inches (5x5 cm), white background. It is needed for the visa sticker and application form.
  • Financial Proof: While not always explicitly requested for tourist visas, it is advisable to carry proof of sufficient funds to cover your stay (e.g., bank statements or cash). A minimum amount is not officially specified but should be reasonable for the intended duration.
  • Accommodation and Return Ticket: You may be asked to present proof of hotel bookings and a confirmed return or onward ticket.
  • Biometrics: Fingerprints are typically collected for visa on arrival processing.
  • Travel Health Insurance: Not strictly mandatory for visa issuance but highly recommended for your travel safety. Ensure it covers medical emergencies and repatriation.

Visa Types

  • Tourist Visa (T-Class):
  • Official Name: Tourist Visa.
  • Validity: Issued for 30 days.
  • Max Stay: 30 days (extendable).
  • Entry: Single Entry.
  • Approximate Fee: USD 30 (plus possible service fee).
  • Ordinary Visa (E-Class) - For Business/Work:
  • Official Name: Ordinary Visa (E-Class).
  • Validity: Initially issued for 30 days, extendable for periods of 1, 3, 6, or 12 months depending on the visa sub-category (e.g., EB for business, EG for general employment).
  • Max Stay: Varies based on extension. Initial 30 days.
  • Entry: Single Entry (initial 30-day stay).
  • Approximate Fee: Starts from USD 35 (plus possible service fee for extension).

Visa on Arrival

  • Antigua and Barbuda citizens are eligible for a Visa on Arrival at major international entry points in Cambodia.
  • Ports of Entry: Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH), Siem Reap International Airport (REP), Sihanoukville International Airport (KOS), and most major land border crossings (e.g., Poipet, Bavet).
  • Steps:
  • 1. Arrive at the designated immigration counter.
  • 2. Fill out the visa application form if you haven't applied for an e-Visa.
  • 3. Submit your passport, completed form, one passport-sized photo, and the required fee.
  • 4. Your fingerprints will be taken.
  • 5. The visa sticker will be affixed to your passport.
  • Fee and Accepted Currencies: The standard fee for a 30-day tourist visa is USD 30. Business visas are generally USD 35. While USD is widely accepted and preferred, Cambodian Riel may be accepted for smaller denominations or change at the discretion of immigration officers. It is best to have USD in small, clean bills.
  • Queue Tips: Queues can be long, especially during peak hours. Have all your documents and exact cash ready to expedite the process. Applying for an e-Visa online beforehand can save time.

Fees & Processing Time

  • Visa Fee: Approximately USD 30 for a 30-day Tourist Visa. Approximately USD 35 for a 30-day Ordinary (Business/Work) Visa.
  • VFS/BLS Service Fee: Not applicable for Visa on Arrival or e-Visa. Applicable if using a third-party agency or for visa extensions processed through immigration offices.
  • Total Cost Estimate: USD 30-35 (plus potential small fees for extensions or services).
  • Standard Processing Time (Visa on Arrival/e-Visa): Usually processed within 15-30 minutes upon arrival or within 3 business days for e-Visa.
  • Express/Priority Option: Not officially offered for Visa on Arrival. The e-Visa portal sometimes offers expedited processing, but it's not guaranteed. Standard processing is generally efficient.

Tips for Antigua and Barbuda Travelers

  • How far in advance to apply: For e-Visa, apply at least 3-5 business days before your intended travel date to allow for processing and potential issues. For Visa on Arrival, have all documents ready upon arrival.
  • Common rejection reasons for Antigua and Barbuda applicants specifically: There are no specific reasons targeting Antigua and Barbuda citizens. Common reasons for rejection or delays for any nationality include incomplete documentation, insufficient passport validity, unclear photographs, lack of proof of onward travel or sufficient funds, or prior immigration issues with Cambodia.
  • VFS/BLS vs direct embassy application: VFS/BLS are not typically involved in processing Cambodian visas for Visa on Arrival or e-Visa. For sticker visas or complex applications (like long-term work permits), direct application at a Cambodian Embassy/Consulate or through approved agents might be necessary, but not for standard tourist entry.
  • Any current travel advisories or bilateral notes: Check your Ministry of Foreign Affairs for any travel advisories concerning Cambodia. As of recent information, there are no specific bilateral notes that significantly impact visa requirements for Antigua and Barbuda citizens beyond standard procedures. Always verify with official sources before travel.
  • Extension options inside Cambodia: Tourist visas (T-Class) can typically be extended for up to 30 days once inside Cambodia, usually at the General Department of Immigration in Phnom Penh. Ordinary visas (E-Class) can be extended for longer periods (1, 3, 6, or 12 months) by relevant government departments, often requiring a sponsor.

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

This guide is for information only. Visa policies change without notice. Travel Visa Stack is not an immigration authority. Always verify with official government or embassy sources before making travel plans.