This category covers Cambodia’s policy and governance landscape for tourism and immigration, including visa and entry rules, foreign national registration and oversight, tourism sector administration, destination promotion measures, and notices issued by relevant authorities such as the GDI. It aggregates official policy updates, regulatory changes, institutional announcements, and related legal or administrative developments, helping readers monitor compliance obligations, interpret governance trends, and follow sector-level development affecting travel, residency, and tourism management in Cambodia.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration deported 156 Chinese nationals, including 13 women, in an immigration enforcement operation linked to online scams and other alleged violations. The action involved cooperation with the Chinese Embassy and departure by special aircraft through Techo International Airport.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration deported 153 Chinese nationals linked to online scams and illegal stay or work violations. The immigration enforcement action used a special flight from Siem Reap Angkor International Airport.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration reported the deportation of 1,175 foreign nationals from 28 nationalities during an immigration enforcement operation in April 2026.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism and the ASEAN–China Centre reaffirmed cooperation to increase Chinese tourist arrivals and support tourism sector growth. The discussion also referenced Cambodia’s pilot 14-day visa exemption for Chinese citizens during the 2026 green season.
Cambodia immigration authorities deported 329 Chinese nationals linked to online scam allegations and immigration violations, including illegal stay and unauthorized work. The action highlights Cambodia’s immigration enforcement role at international airport checkpoints.
Cambodia General Department of Immigration has launched the Cambodia v-Pass system to replace physical immigration stamps or QR-code stickers for foreign travelers. The immigration system is provided free of charge and marks a shift toward digital visitor record management.
Cambodia tourism authorities and Phnom Penh local officials investigated a complaint by Japanese visitors and temporarily closed a massage business over alleged service irregularities. The case highlights enforcement of tourism service standards and tourist protection in Cambodia.
Cambodia immigration authorities deported 329 Chinese nationals linked to online scam, illegal stay, and unlawful work cases through Techo International Airport. The action highlights Cambodia’s immigration enforcement role in cross-border crime control and foreigner compliance.
Cambodia immigration authorities reported intensified enforcement of Sub-Decree No. 03, with fines imposed on owners and managers of collective accommodation for unlawful foreign stays and security management violations. The campaign highlights compliance duties for housing, hospitality, factory, and special economic zone operators.
Cambodia Tourism Board launched a film location scouting program to support international productions with short-term travel, accommodation, permit, and site access assistance. The Cambodia initiative links tourism promotion with film sector facilitation for location-based investment decisions.
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