CAMBODIA VISA FOR NEW ZEALAND CITIZENS

Are you a New Zealand resident looking for a new adventure this year? Traveling the world is a rewarding and enriching experience that everyone should indulge in from time to time. There’s so much to see and learn by exploring cultures and countries other than your own.

Of course, not every aspect of traveling is fun and exciting. Figuring out the different rules and guidelines surrounding international travel by country can be overwhelming. This is the case if you travel to Cambodia since this country asks you to have a visa to enter.

A good thing is that iVisa provides you the option to apply online for a Cambodian e-Visa in just a few minutes.

How does this process work? Read below the answers to some frequently asked questions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

I have New Zealand Passport, Do I need a visa to enter Cambodia?

If you have a New Zealand passport and you're traveling with it, you'll need a visa to enter Cambodia.

What is a Cambodian Visa?

The Cambodian e-Visa is an official document that gives you the proper authorization to travel to and from Cambodia.

How long can New Zealands stay in Cambodia with an e-Visa?

If you're New Zealand, you can stay 30 days in total.

What documents do I need to apply for a Cambodian Electronic Visa?

With iVisa you won't need too many documents to fill in the application form and get your e-Visa. This is the list of what you need:

• Passport page
• Last page of passport (if applicable)
• Applicant's photo
• Proof of accommodation (if applicable)
• Roundtrip ticket (if applicable)
• Bank statement (if applicable)
• Bank statements from the last 3 months (if applicable)

But also consider the following if you decide to apply with iVisa:

• Valid e-mail address - so you can easily receive your e-Visa
• Method of payment - Remember that you can pay using debit/credit card or even Paypal Account.

What Documentation Do I Need to Get When arriving to Cambodia?

When visiting Cambodia, New Zealanders are required to present a travel visa. This visa comes in different forms: one form is a physical visa that is granted by the Cambodia Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the other is an electronic visa that a company like iVisa receives on your behalf.

Any of these forms will allows you to enter Cambodia.

How long is the Cambodian e-Visa valid for New Zealand Citizens?

Like any other document, this visa has a limit. It expires 90 days after issued.

How Much Will My Cambodia Tourist Visa Cost?

If you apply for your online visa with iVisa, the prices are set in stone, with no surprise fees popping up along the way. The cost of your visa is USD $36.00. However, the fees will depend on how fast you want your e-Visa.

These are the three options iVisa offers you according to your needs:

• Standard – people often choose this option because it is the least expensive. It has a price of USD $60.99 and you'll get your visa in 30 days.

• Rush – comparing it to the previous option, the Rush processing time is faster You'll have your Cambodia e-Visa ready in just 25 days. As for the price, this option costs you USD $73.99.

• Super Rush – this is the fastest available option that iVisa has. It is great if you want your visa as fast as possible. Your Cambodian e-Visa will be ready within just 20 days, and it costs USD $85.99.

Where Do I Apply for an e-Visa?

When applying for an online visa, everything can be done remotely, from a laptop, computer, or smartphone. To get started on your Cambodia application, visit this page.

How Do I apply for a Cambodian e-Visa?

The process to complete this form is quite simple and you only have to follow these two steps:

1. First, you have to fill in the application form with general information like name, address, passport number and more. As an extra point, you have to select the processing time too.

2. Second, you review and check that everything's ok with your application form, and then follow up with the payment. You then hit the submit button and stop your worries about the paperwork to travel to Cambodia.

As you might have realized, getting a Cambodia Visa for New Zealanders is very easy. You don't have to spend a long time with the process and in less than a day you can get ready for your trip with other worries like the clothing and which essentials will you take there.

If you need help, iVisa has a support service that you can call 24/7.

Can I enter through any point of entry with this e-Visa?

This question is quite important since you can't enter Cambodia anywhere. You're able to visit this country only if you arrive in any of the following ports of entry:

• Phnom Penh International Airport
• Siem Reap International Airport
• Poi Pet (Banteay Meanchey)
• Bavet (Svay Rieng)
• Cham Yeam (Koh Kong)
• Tropaeng Kreal Border Post (Stung Treng)
• Sihanoukville International Airport

Do I have to enter Cambodia on the exact date specified in my e-Visa?

Not necessarily, just remember that your Cambodian e-Visa is valid only for 90 days after issued.

Is the Online Application Process Safe and Secure?

The security of online applications always varies from company to company, but one of the pillars of iVisa’s services is their commitment to security. They assure users that all information is as secure and confidential as possible, and can back this up with their incredible user reviews. Still, we recommend that you play it smart when creating an account by not choosing a simple or easy-to-guess password.

How does this e-Visa look like?

Where can I read more?

It's ok if you still have questions, you can chat with one of our customer representatives here or take a look at more information about this exotic country in this page. You can read no just all the requirements needed about this visa, but also more about Cambodian tourism and some important facts about the country according to other nationalities.

For a quick and easy way to apply for an electronic visa, check out iVisa. Their application process is fast, completely online, and requires minimal effort from you. Apply today and get back to worrying about the fine details of your trip, rather than the travel documentation.