Does anyone know what is the situation with the entry tickets costs to different monuments in Cambodia(Angkor for instance) for the expat residents? If I stay for 1-2years, let's say in SiemReap, and wish to visit Angkor temples dozens of time, on any suiting to me day of the week, do I have to purchase the entry ticket again and again?
I have lived in Nepal since past few years, and here goes the rule of paying once for a monument and having the ticket validity extended until the expiry date of your tourist visa, so you don't have to pay more than once and can visit the place any amount of times. The resident visa allows even not to pay for the entry at all, as a local. What is the actual rule and expat experience in Cambodia? Any leads?
Sightseeing points entry fees for expats in Cambodia
yangzom
24 August 2013 10:03:37
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Wimbleton
27 August 2013 07:10:41
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If you want easiest method you dont get tourist visa, YOU. ARRIVE BY AIRPLANE AND GET ORDINARY VISA PAY 30 us and you can renew it without leaving country . Can extend itt affter 30 ddays for 3 , 6 months up to a year , no need to leave and you can trravel back and forth leaving ccountry without any hassles cost isroughly. 150 us for 6 months and 250 for 1 year . someone else will have exact price BUT THIS IS THE WISEST WAY AND THE MOST HASSLE FREE WAY TO DO IT ..... HAVE TWO PAASPORT PICS or you pay 2 us dollars extra for your 300 dollar Orrdinarry visa By not getting this Ordinary visa any other way then flying in is more hassle !!!!! If i answered the wrong iformation u wanted sorry ! This is only info on visa entry not tourism answer to visiting tourismm sites several times .....
yangzom
27 August 2013 09:54:41
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Thank you, Wimbleton, I am aware about the visa types and their arrangement. I wondered exactly about the possible waving off charges on sightseeing points for the long term stayers in Cambodia. It seems though there are no such people who wish to visit sites more than once...
stumpy
28 August 2013 00:23:09
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You pay for each time you enter. No exceptions.
yangzom
29 August 2013 06:40:52
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Really?..Surprising to know..
phnom-penh-services
30 August 2013 18:52:48
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Every one pays to see the temples, apart from Cambodians of course, they pay no fee. Expats pay along with tourists.
If you wish to see Angkor Wat from outside and take photos then you can do this without paying as people can go to that area without paying.
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