eVisa eligible
Cambodia visa for Kazakh citizens
Kazakh travelers apply for the Cambodia eVisa entirely online — a passport and a photo is all it takes. No flight booking, no hotel reservation, no bank statement. Issued in about 3 business days.
- Secure checkout
- About 10 minutes
- Expert-checked
Nomadic Mart is a private visa service, not a government agency.
At a glance
Cambodia visa quick facts for Kazakh citizens
Yes — Kazakh citizens need a visa for Cambodia, and the eVisa is the straightforward route. You'll hold either a Type T tourist visa or a Type E business visa, both issued online by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The government fee is $30 for tourist and $35 for business; our fee is shown separately at checkout so you always know which part is which.
What you don't need: a flight booking, a hotel reservation, a bank statement, an invitation letter, or a trip to an embassy. Cambodia keeps this one genuinely light.
How it works
How Kazakh citizens apply for a Cambodia eVisa
Fill a simple form
Plain-English questions, about ten minutes. Passport scan and a phone photo.
Pay the itemized total
Government fee and our fee shown separately. Secure checkout.
Get it by email
A specialist checks everything, submits it, and your eVisa lands in your inbox.
Documents
What Kazakh citizens need to apply
The list is short. No flight booking, no hotel reservation, no bank statement.
Valid passport
Valid at least 6 months from your arrival date. Upload a clear scan of the photo page.
A recent photo
Passport-style, JPEG or PNG. Take it against a plain wall with your phone — we check it before submission.
A payment method
Card, PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Charged in USD.
Choose your visa
Tourist or business: which should Kazakh citizens choose?
Two eVisa categories: the Tourist eVisa (Type T) for tourism, leisure and family visits, and the Business eVisa (Type E) for meetings, conferences and employment-related travel.
Tourist eVisa
Type T · Single entry
For sightseeing, leisure, visiting family and friends, or short-term tourism in Cambodia.
Entry
Single
Validity
3 months
Stay
1 month (30 days)
Processing
3 business days
$84.99per applicant
Government fee $30.00 + our fee $54.99
Best for travelers, families & short stays
Business eVisa
Type E · Single entry
For meetings, conferences, business activities, investment or employment-related travel.
Entry
Single
Validity
3 months
Stay
1 month (30 days)
Processing
3 business days
$94.99per applicant
Government fee $35.00 + our fee $59.99
Best for meetings, business activities & longer stays
Important
Two things people miss
The e-Arrival card is separate
Everyone flying into Cambodia files it — visa holders and visa-exempt travelers alike — within the 7 days before arrival. We can file it for you.
Have your eVisa ready to show
Cambodia's eVisa site says to present your eVisa certificate to immigration on arrival (since August 1, 2026 it carries a QR code). Keep it on your phone and bring a printed copy as a backup.
Border entry
Where Kazakh citizens can enter Cambodia
By air
- Techo International, Phnom PenhKTI
- Siem Reap Angkor InternationalSAI
- Sihanoukville InternationalKOS
By land
- Bavet, Svay Riengfrom Vietnam
- Tropaeng Kreal, Stung Trengfrom Laos
Closed to eVisa entry: Cham Yeam (Koh Kong) and Poipet (Banteay Meanchey), until further notice. Last confirmed September 2026.
Why you're going
Things to do in Cambodia for Kazakh travelers
Your visa covers all of it — these are the four most visitors build a trip around.
Angkor Wat, Siem Reap
Sunrise over the largest religious monument on earth. Allow three days for the wider temple complex.
Tourist eVisa covers this
Phnom Penh
The riverfront capital — Royal Palace, the National Museum, and the memorials that explain modern Cambodia.
Tourist eVisa covers this
Koh Rong islands
White sand and clear water four hours south. Ferries run daily from Sihanoukville.
Tourist eVisa covers this
Kampot & Kep
Pepper farms, river sunsets and crab markets. The slow half of any Cambodia itinerary.
Tourist eVisa covers this
Pro tips
Cambodia travel tips for Kazakh citizens
Currency
US dollars are used everywhere alongside Cambodian Riel. Bring clean, untorn notes; change under $1 comes back in Riel.
Best time to visit
November to February is dry and cooler. April is the hottest month; the rains run June to October.
Connectivity
A tourist SIM is $2–3 from Metfone or Smart at the airport. Coverage is good in cities and at the temples.
Health
No vaccinations are required for entry. Travel insurance is sensible — medical care outside Phnom Penh is limited.
Carry your eVisa
Cambodia's eVisa site says to show it to immigration on arrival. Keep it on your phone, plus a printed backup.
Getting around
PassApp and Grab work in the cities. Tuk-tuks are cheap but agree the fare before you set off.
Frequently asked
Cambodia visa FAQ for Kazakh citizens
Do Kazakh citizens need a visa for Cambodia?
Yes. Kazakh passport holders need either a Type T tourist eVisa or a Type E business eVisa. Both are issued online — no embassy visit.
How much is a Cambodia visa in 2026?
The government fee is $30 for the tourist eVisa and $35 for business. Through us, the all-in price is $84.99 tourist and $94.99 business, with the government portion shown separately at checkout.
How long does the Cambodia eVisa take?
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issues most eVisas within 3 business days. We submit the same day you complete your form, and apply earlier if you are traveling within the week.
What documents do Kazakh citizens need?
A passport valid 6+ months from arrival, a recent passport-style photo, and a payment method. No flight booking, hotel reservation or bank statement is required.
How long is the Cambodia eVisa valid?
Three months from the date of issue, and it permits a stay of up to 30 days on a single entry. The three months is the window in which you must enter, not the length of your stay.
What is the e-Arrival card and do I need it?
It is an online arrival declaration, separate from your visa. Everyone flying into Cambodia files one, visa-exempt travelers included, up to 7 days before arrival. We can file it for you.
Which entry points accept the Cambodia eVisa?
By air: Techo International (KTI), Siem Reap Angkor (SAI) and Sihanoukville (KOS). By land: Bavet from Vietnam and Tropaeng Kreal from Laos. Cham Yeam and Poipet are currently closed to eVisa entry.
What happens if my application is refused?
We refund our service fee in full and explain what went wrong. The government fee is collected by the Cambodian authorities, so that portion is not ours to return.
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