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 Ministry of Tourism led a trilateral ministers' meeting to establish the CLV Tourism Ministers' Cooperation Mechanism and adopt a 2026–2028 tourism action plan.
The General Department of Immigration (GDI) removed 307 foreign nationals from Cambodia in an immigration enforcement operation conducted from 11–20 August 2026.
National Assembly Committee No.7 met with the Ministry of Tourism in Cambodia to review recovery measures and support programs for the tourism sector.
Cambodia General Department of Immigration removed 44 Thai nationals for alleged online-scams and immigration violations at the Poipet border checkpoint.
General Department of Immigration deported 307 illegal foreign nationals from Cambodia as part of immigration enforcement operations; the action involved cross-border removal of nationals from multiple countries.
General Department of Immigration removes 47 Vietnamese nationals from Cambodia over alleged online scam involvement.
The General Department of Immigration removed 44 Thai nationals from Cambodia for alleged online scams and related offenses at the Poipet border; the immigration action followed investigations by GDI’s Investigation Department.
Cambodia immigration authorities expelled 47 Vietnamese nationals accused of online scams and other criminal offences via the Phnom Den border checkpoint.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism convened airlines and government agencies to discuss visa exemptions and measures to strengthen air connectivity in support of tourism recovery.
Ministry of Tourism and Phnom Penh Capital Administration launched the Phnom Penh Tourism Development Plan 2026–2030 to upgrade urban tourism infrastructure and destination branding in Cambodia.
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