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Cambodia travel guide for Australians

Australians need a visa or e‑visa for Cambodia; apply online before travel (or get a visa on arrival at major airports) – if you already have a valid visa, you can enter any time; otherwise you must obtain one before arrival.

Updated Sep 20262 min read
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Key facts

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e‑visa or visa on arrival (check)
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AU$35 (approx, check)
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6 months (check)

Entry requirements for Australians

Australian passport holders must obtain a Cambodian visa before arrival or at Phnom Penh, Siem Reap or Sihanoukville airports. An e‑visa can be applied online and is valid for a single entry, 30‑day stay.

The passport must be valid for at least six months on arrival and have a blank page for the visa stamp.

  • Apply online at the official e‑visa portal (AU$35 fee, payable by card).
  • If you prefer a visa on arrival, bring a passport‑size photo and cash (US$30‑35).

Australian embassy and consular help

Australia does not have a resident embassy in Cambodia; the Australian High Commission in Phnom Penh provides consular assistance.

  • High Commission of Australia, Phnom Penh
  • Address: #5, Street 271, Sangkat Tonle Bassac, Khan Chamkarmon, Phnom Penh
  • Phone: +855 23 880 500 (check)
  • Emergency: 117 police · 118 fire · 119 ambulance (from parent country data)

Cost of a trip to Cambodia in AUD

Daily budgets vary by travel style. Backpackers can manage on AU$30‑45 per day, mid‑range travellers on AU$70‑100, and luxury travellers on AU$150+.

Cost of a trip to Cambodia in AUD
Travel styleDaily budget (AUD)
Backpacker30–45
Mid‑range70–100
Luxury150+

Based on typical accommodation, meals and transport; flights not included.

Flight time and time difference

Direct flights from Sydney to Phnom Penh or Siem Reap take about 10–11 hours with one stop (usually in Singapore or Bangkok).

Cambodia is UTC+7, which is 2 hours ahead of Australian Eastern Standard Time (UTC+5).

Plugs, voltage and tipping

Cambodia uses plug types A, C and G, 230 V at 50 Hz. Bring a universal adapter.

Tipping is not expected, but AU$1–2 for drivers and guides is appreciated.

Emergency contacts

Police: 117

Fire: 118

Ambulance: 119

Questions people ask

Do Australians need a visa for Cambodia?

Yes – you must have an e‑visa or obtain a visa on arrival at major airports. The visa costs about AU$35 and is valid for a 30‑day single entry.

How much does a trip to Cambodia cost in AUD?

Budget travellers spend around AU$30–45 per day, mid‑range AU$70–100, and luxury travellers AU$150+; flights from Australia add roughly AU$800–1,200 round‑trip.

Where is the nearest Australian embassy in Cambodia?

The Australian High Commission in Phnom Penh handles consular matters. No other Australian diplomatic missions are in Cambodia.

What plug type should I bring?

Cambodia uses plug types A, C and G with 230 V. A universal travel adapter covers all.

Is tipping expected in Cambodia?

Tipping is not required, but giving AU$1–2 to drivers, guides or hotel staff is customary if you receive good service.

Verify with the official source

Draft, not field-verified

Rules, fees, schedules and prices change. Verify with the official source (the government, embassy, operator or venue) before you book or travel.

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