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 General Department of Immigration deported 164 Chinese nationals for online scams and illegal stay, repatriating them via a special flight from Techo International Airport.
General Department of Immigration (GDI) deported 237 foreign nationals from Cambodia in an immigration operation targeting alleged online scam networks and unauthorized work.
Cambodia General Department of Immigration deported 237 foreign nationals linked to online scams and illegal stay, using international airport and land border procedures.
The General Department of Immigration (GDI) deported 2,278 foreign nationals from Cambodia for immigration violations including online scams and document fraud.
GDI notifies Cambodia travelers that cambodiaivisa.com is not an official immigration portal and directs e-arrival submissions to the government e-Arrival system.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism and Hanoi Tourism College agreed to develop a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate on tourism training and human resource development.
General Department of Immigration inaugurates CBMS-2 to upgrade Cambodia immigration border management with Smart Gate and e-Departure functions.
National Police of Cambodia inspected rental properties in Tbong Khmum to locate illegal foreign residents and disrupt online scam operations as part of immigration enforcement.
Cambodia immigration authorities expelled 479 Chinese nationals on 5–6 June 2026 for involvement in online scams and illegal labor, returning groups via special charter flights.
Ministry of Tourism announces Cambodia will implement visa exemption for Chinese tourists from 15 June 2026, affecting tourism and immigration procedures.
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