The General Department of Immigration is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for immigration administration, including visas, entry and exit control, foreign nationals, and border-related oversight within the national migration framework. Its regulatory scope covers immigration policy implementation, travel document and stay requirements, compliance monitoring, border control procedures, and enforcement measures affecting lawful movement across Cambodia’s borders. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, compliance obligations, and enforcement activity related to immigration oversight and the broader administrative framework for cross-border movement in Cambodia.
The update records weekly nationwide fire incident data and repeats official fire-prevention guidance. It has reference value as an official public-safety report documenting incident frequency, affected locations, and recurring risk-mitigation instructions.
The General Department of Immigration reported the expulsion of 1,121 foreign nationals linked to illegal stay, fraudulent activities, and unauthorized work, reflecting ongoing enforcement of Cambodia's immigration laws and border security measures.
This briefing summarizes the February 2026 operational results and sets work priorities for March 2026 at the Techo International Airport Police Post, featuring key enforcement directives and coordination efforts among immigration security forces. It holds long-term reference value as an official internal policy guidance document illustrating enforcement priorities and institutional conduct standards within Cambodia's international airport security environment.
A coordinated February 2026 enforcement operation by Cambodia’s national police targeted child prostitution across multiple provinces, resulting in nearly 400 arrests and prosecutions. This reflects the government’s intensified regulatory focus on social governance and juvenile crime prevention, with implications for law enforcement and child protection policy.
This announcement details the procedures for registering children born in Cambodia to foreign immigrant parents and their recognition as foreign immigrants. It holds long-term reference value by providing an official procedural framework related to immigration governance affecting family registration and identity recognition.
Announcement No. 12644 issued by the Ministry of Interior details the procedures for including foreign-born children of immigrants in the dependent registry and the process for recognizing foreign immigrant status for children aged 18 and above. This provides an authoritative reference on immigration procedural governance relevant to dependent registration and status recognition.
This update reports the deportation of 615 foreign nationals from Cambodia in March 2026, reflecting ongoing immigration enforcement aligned with government legal measures. It holds long-term reference value for tracing the application of immigration compliance and border governance policies.
Announcement No. 12644 details the procedures for registering newborn children of foreign immigrants and recognizing foreign immigrant status for children aged 18 or older listed under parents in the foreign immigrant registry. This document provides long-term reference to Cambodia's immigration administrative processes concerning foreign nationals' family members.
This update details a departmental meeting on Announcement No. 12644 concerning the procedures for recording newborn children of foreign immigrants and the recognition requests for foreign immigrant children aged 18 and above. This formalizes immigration registration procedures affecting family status documentation, providing long-term reference value for governance and compliance on foreign immigrant registration.
This update details the official procedures and format for registering foreign-born children within Cambodia's immigration records, based on Announcement No. 12644. It provides long-term value as a reference on administrative processes for foreign nationals' family registration under the Ministry of Interior.
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