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 immigration authorities said 1,084 foreign nationals were deported between 1 and 5 April 2026 in an enforcement action linked to immigration violations, illegal work, document fraud, and online scam cases. The development is relevant to Cambodia immigration policy and cross-border enforcement procedures.
Cambodia immigration authorities deported 153 Chinese nationals linked to online scam allegations, illegal stay, and unlawful work through Siem Reap Angkor International Airport. The case reflects Cambodia’s immigration enforcement procedures involving deportation, foreign embassy coordination, and border-control governance.
Cambodia immigration authorities deported 153 Chinese nationals through Siem Reap Angkor International Airport in connection with online scam allegations and immigration violations. The case reflects Cambodia’s immigration enforcement role in cross-border crime control and unlawful stay and work regulation.
Cambodia immigration authorities conducted an outreach session in Kampong Thom on procedures under Prakas No. 12644 for registering newborn children of foreign immigrants and seeking recognition for children aged 18 and above. The session relates to immigration regulation and administrative procedures under the Ministry of Interior.
Cambodia immigration authorities deported 327 Chinese nationals linked to online scam allegations and immigration-related violations on 2 April 2026. The action reflects Cambodia’s ongoing immigration enforcement and cross-border security coordination involving illegal stay, unlawful work, and removal procedures.
Cambodia immigration authorities said 1,528 foreigners of 23 nationalities were deported between 24 and 31 March 2026 under ongoing immigration enforcement procedures. The action included 327 Chinese nationals linked by authorities to online fraud cases, highlighting Cambodia’s immigration and cross-border compliance regime.
The General Department of Immigration stated that 327 Chinese nationals were deported from Cambodia through Techo International Airport in connection with online scam cases and immigration-related violations including illegal stay and unlawful work. The operation was carried out by the Department of Investigation and Procedure Enforcement in coordination with the Chinese Embassy in Cambodia.
The General Department of Immigration reported that 939 foreign nationals of 22 nationalities were deported from Cambodia between 20 and 23 March 2026 for immigration and related violations, including illegal border crossing, forged documents, lack of passports, fake visas, online scam involvement, and illegal work. The operation was carried out through Techo International Airport border police procedures under the direction of the Ministry of Interior leadership.
The Ministry of Tourism discussed cooperation with Viettel (Cambodia) Pte. Ltd. (Metfone) and agreed to support promotion of the program “My District, My Food,” which links Cambodian food with tourism destinations. The ministry said the program would be promoted through its official channels and through municipal and provincial tourism departments.
The Ministry of Tourism conducted a study visit to assess the development of Koh Totung Resort in Koh Kong Province and issued guidance to the developer on conservation, tourism service certification, and market promotion. The ministry also encouraged tourism associations to consider including the destination in premium tour packages and FAM trips.
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