Cambodia Visa for Brazilian Citizens

Overview

Brazilian citizens need a visa to enter Cambodia, but getting one is straightforward. You can apply online for an e-Visa before you fly, or get a visa on arrivalat the international airports and major land borders. The standard tourist visa (T-class) allows a 30-day stay and can be extended once.

How to Get Your Visa

Option 1 — e-Visa (apply online before you fly)

1. Apply at the official portal evisa.gov.kh with a passport scan and a digital photo.
2. Pay the $36 fee (tourist visa, service fee included) by card.
3. Receive the e-Visa by email in about 3 business days; print two copies.
4. Present it on arrival. The e-Visa is accepted at the international airports and the main land borders.

Option 2 — Visa on arrival

1. On arrival at an international airport or major land border, complete the arrival form.
2. Pay $30 (tourist) in USD cash and provide one passport photo (or pay a small fee if you don't have one).
3. Receive the visa sticker and clear immigration.

Entry Requirements

• Passport: valid for at least 6 months beyond arrival, with at least one blank page.
• Photo: a passport-sized photo for the application (or the visa-on-arrival counter).
• Funds & onward travel: proof of onward/return travel and sufficient funds may be requested.
• USD cash: Cambodia runs on US dollars — bring clean, undamaged bills for fees.

The tourist visa can be extended once for 30 days. For longer stays, consider the business (E-class) visa, which can be extended long-term.

Getting to Cambodia from Brazil

There are no direct flights from Brazil to Cambodia. Most travellers connect through a Gulf hub (Doha, Dubai) or a major Asian hub (Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur) into Phnom Penh (Techo) or Siem Reap-Angkor.

Phnom Penh is now served by the new Techo International Airport (KTI), and Siem Reap by Siem Reap-Angkor (SAI). See our flights guide for booking tips.