Expatolog Cambodia
Visas Checked · 25 mai 2026 By the Expatolog team

Cambodia visa for Swiss citizens — procedures and specifics

Cambodia visa for Swiss nationals — 30 USD e-Visa, VOA, Embassy of Switzerland in Bangkok competent for Cambodia, no Swiss embassy in Phnom Penh.

Cost
30 USD
Duration
30 days, renewable once for 30 days
Difficulty
Easy
Reading
3 min

TL;DR

  • Swiss nationals enter Cambodia with a 30 USD e-Visa or VOA on arrival — standard procedure, no prior consular step.
  • Embassy of Switzerland in Bangkok covers Cambodia (no Swiss diplomatic presence in Phnom Penh).
  • No Switzerland-Cambodia tax treaty in 2026; anticipate for long-term installation.

Conditions

  • Swiss biometric passport, validity ≥ 6 months after entry.
  • 1 blank page for stamp.
  • 30 USD cash (VOA) or card (e-Visa).

Procedures from Switzerland

At evisa.gov.kh — 30 USD by card, PDF within 3 business days.

Visa on arrival

At international airports (PNH, SAI, KOS) and main land borders. 30 USD cash + 1 photo.

No embassy in Cambodia

No Swiss consular section in Phnom Penh. For consular emergency (lost passport, accident): Embassy of Switzerland in Bangkok, reachable 24/7. For preliminary assistance in Phnom Penh, the French Embassy can help (Schengen mutual assistance agreement).

Long stay

For Swiss who want to settle in Cambodia:

  • EB visa for professional activity (employee, freelance, company director).
  • ER visa for retirees > 55 years with proof of income.

See EB visa and ER visa.

Specific considerations

FAQ

Tax treaty Switzerland-Cambodia?

No. In 2026, no double taxation treaty exists. If you become a Cambodian tax resident (> 183 days/year), risks of double taxation on some income types. Consult a tax advisor before establishing residence.

Does my Swiss AVS continue while living in Cambodia?

AVS pensions are paid worldwide to bank accounts. Continuation of voluntary AVS contributions is possible under conditions (check with the Swiss Compensation Office in Geneva BEFORE departing).

Sources (3)

Every fact in this guide comes from official documents or government sites. An access date is recorded for each source.

  1. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MFAIC) Accessed on 25 mai 2026
  2. Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA), Switzerland Accessed on 25 mai 2026
  3. Embassy of Switzerland in Bangkok Accessed on 25 mai 2026