Cambodia Immigration Enforcement: GDI Deports 165 Chinese Nationals in Anti-Online-Scam Repatriation
General Department of Immigration (GDI) deported 165 Chinese nationals from Cambodia for alleged online-scams and unauthorized work.

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General Department of Immigration (GDI) deported 165 Chinese nationals from Cambodia for alleged online-scams and unauthorized work.
Cambodia General Department of Immigration deports 318 Chinese nationals linked to online scam operations under immigration enforcement procedures.
General Department of Immigration (GDI) removed 506 Chinese nationals from Cambodia under immigration enforcement after alleged involvement in online scams, using a special flight coordinated with the Chinese diplomatic mission.
Cambodia General Department of Immigration deported 319 Chinese nationals linked to online-scamming and illegal stay or work. Removals were carried out through Phnom Penh (Techo) and Siem Reap (Angkor) international airport checkpoints.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism engaged the Cambodia-China Cultural Tourism Bridge Development Association to promote tourism potential, investment opportunities, and the pilot 14-day visa exemption for Chinese citizens. The tourism outreach targets Chinese visitors and investors during the 2026 green season.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration deported 330 Chinese nationals linked to online scams, illegal stay, and illegal work through Techo International Airport. The immigration enforcement action was coordinated with the Chinese Embassy.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration deported 506 Chinese nationals linked to online scam, illegal-stay, and illegal-work cases through an immigration enforcement operation coordinated with the Chinese Embassy.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration reported the deportation of 2,671 foreign nationals between 20 and 30 April 2026 in an immigration enforcement action involving 29 nationalities.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment reported that the Pursat Provincial Department of Environment reviewed access, safety, and visitor services for nature tourism at Phnom Khnong Preah in Phnom Samkos Wildlife Sanctuary. The activity supports green tourism and community livelihood objectives in a protected-area setting.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration reviewed airport immigration operations at Techo International Airport and set May 2026 priorities for border control, anti-scam coordination, staff discipline, and officer training. The development documents immigration-sector governance at a major international air gateway.
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