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.
This update documents the General Department of Immigration’s enforcement actions removing 225 foreign nationals for violations including illegal entry, unauthorized stay, and illegal work, providing a record of immigration law enforcement measures relevant for long-term governance tracing.
The Cambodian Minister of Tourism met with the Arab Saudi Arabia-Cambodia Business Council delegation to discuss ongoing and future collaboration in tourism, trade, and investment. This marks a significant step towards deepening bilateral economic and tourism ties between Cambodia and Saudi Arabia.
This update covers the 7th discussion forum on digital tourism transformation held during the 2025 tourism sector review and 2026 outlook meeting. It outlines the concept, strategic roadmap, and technology integration efforts aimed at modernizing Cambodia's tourism industry for sustainable development and competitiveness.
On February 6, 2026, Cambodian authorities expelled 629 foreign nationals involved in illegal border crossing, residence, and work violations. This enforcement action reflects ongoing regulatory efforts by the General Department of Immigration to uphold legal immigration standards, impacting multiple nationalities.
The Ministry of Tourism of Cambodia and the Ministry of Tourism of Cuba agreed to a memorandum of understanding to enhance bilateral cooperation in tourism. This formalizes longstanding diplomatic ties and aims to boost joint tourism development, economic cooperation, and market promotion between the two countries.
The Cambodian General Department of Immigration carried out the expulsion of 485 foreign nationals, including 477 Chinese nationals linked to online scam cases. This action reflects the government’s strict enforcement of immigration laws and efforts to combat technology-related crimes, ensuring national security and public safety.
The General Department of Immigration executed a mass deportation of 319 Chinese nationals involved in online scam activities, demonstrating Cambodia’s ongoing enforcement measures against cybercrime and its commitment to public safety.
On February 10, 2026, Cambodian immigration authorities expelled a total of 433 foreign nationals for violations including online scams, illegal stay and work, and misuse of QR codes. This enforcement reflects ongoing efforts to uphold legal compliance and public safety in immigration governance.
This update documents the ongoing cooperation between Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism and the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) since 2012, focusing on technical support and collaborative efforts to develop Cambodia’s tourism sector. It has long-term reference value as it reflects institutional relations and policy support mechanisms in Cambodia's tourism governance.
The Ministry of Tourism announced the ongoing pilot use of the Cambodia v-Pass system to replace traditional entry/exit stamps and QR code stickers for all foreign travelers entering or leaving Cambodia, marking a significant step in immigration governance modernization.
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