Administrative Law in Cambodia covers the rules, procedures, and institutional powers that govern how public authorities make decisions, issue permits, manage public services, handle administrative disputes, and exercise regulatory oversight. This page tracks policy developments, regulation changes, government actions, enforcement trends, compliance requirements, and institutional governance affecting ministries, regulators, local administrations, and administrative review processes. It provides structured updates on official developments in Cambodia, with ongoing monitoring of administrative procedures, regulatory practice, and public sector governance to support reliable reference, compliance review, and policy analysis.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications held a trainer capacity-building program focused on the implementation of Cambodia's Personal Data Protection law. This event aids long-term institutional knowledge and compliance advancement in digital governance.
The General Department of Immigration expelled a total of 1,090 foreign nationals from Cambodia in February 2026, following legal procedures and targeting violations including illegal entry, residence, and employment. This action reflects ongoing government efforts to enforce immigration law and address cybercrime-linked cases.
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 Anti-Corruption Unit reports the completion of 100% submission of biennial asset and liability declarations by all relevant ministries and provinces, with a total of 17,378 officials submitting declarations. This milestone supports transparency and anti-corruption efforts in Cambodia.
The General Department of Identification in Kampong Cham province has distributed Residence Books (K2) and Family Books (K4) to residents through commune and district police stations, clarifying their uses and limitations, and the procedure for application. This update is significant for long-term reference as it outlines key administrative documents used for identity, family relations, and various civil procedures in Cambodia.
The General Department of Identification in Battambang province distributed Khmer National ID cards, Residence Books (K2), and Family Books (K4) to citizens, clarifying the purpose and application of these documents within the identification and civil registration framework.
On February 7, 2026, Cambodian authorities executed the expulsion of 625 foreign nationals from six countries, predominantly China and Myanmar, pursuant to strict legal measures targeting online scams and illegal border crossings. This action reflects Cambodia's ongoing effort to combat transnational crimes and ensure domestic security.
On February 8, 2026, Cambodian authorities expelled a total of 428 foreign nationals from 10 countries, including a majority Chinese group linked to online scams, reinforcing government efforts to combat cybercrime and illegal work.
This update reports on a February 2026 workshop conducted by the Accounting and Auditing Regulator (ACAR) and the National Bank of Cambodia's Financial Supervision Authority (NBFSA) internal audit unit to promote understanding of the regulatory framework governing performance audits. It holds long-term reference value by documenting institutional capacity building on audit regulations essential for compliance and governance in Cambodia.
This update details an inter-ministerial meeting reviewing the draft sub-decree on the modalities and procedures for collecting service fees for the drainage system, reflecting ongoing regulatory development with long-term importance for the governance of Cambodia’s wastewater infrastructure fee collection system.
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