Re: Business Visa to Cambodia

you donŽt need any company to apply for business visa in Cambodia
Simply you enter in the country ask for business visa (25 - 30 usd depends from point of entry) Go in any travel agency and extend your visa for 6 months (160 usd) or one year (280).
Finish.
Which passport you own?

Sorry... but not that simple....
@Aspeceng... you are living in NY.. but what about your passport ? US citizen ?
@Bellinazzilaura... all foreigners are not trated the same way at the immigration.
If you are from a developing country, they wont give you the business visa that easily... trust me...

Thank you for your reply. But I am a USA citizen with USA passport.

Ok. So, no problem for you.
Just arrive to Cambodia with 2 pictures and 25$ for a Business visa....
You will have to insist by saying NOT TOURISM. .. They sometimes make mistakes.
Also, check before paying that the visa number begins with the letter E(for employment) and not T(for tourism).
You don't need to justify anything as you are US citizen.
This one month visa will be a single entry one.
After that, you will extend this visa to a 6 months or 1 year one which will be multiple entries.
Also, check that you have enough years left on the validity of your passport.

Yes I trust you.......
I also asked wich passport he has. But if living in New York....

Just went through this process myself, as an Aussie citizen.
You will have absolutely no problem getting a Business visa/work permit here we all get them as long as you have the cash.

Upon entry $25 will get you an E Visa for 1 month at the airport that can be renewed at a travel agency for 1month, 3 months, 6months or 12 months, only the 6 and 12 month visas have multi entry so if you know you are travelling back and forth getting one of these will save you a lot of money.

Travel agencies do this for a modest fee, they are the most convenient method however if you feel like dealing with the immigration office yourself they are located by the airport in Phnom Penh (not sure on other cities), however it's usually a huge pain but if you don't want to spend extra on a service charge thats the way to do it.

If you want to actually work here you technically need a work permit as well, if you are working for a company they organise this for you otherwise you are considered an investor and you organise it yourself, you can get one for 2 years but you don't have to worry about it until you enter the country. You don't really need it but it's good to be safe if you are actually making money here - but seriously it's such a relaxed system.

Hope that helped.

Thank you for the information

Ellywestaway:

Thanks a lot. That is lot of help.