Cambodian Immigration/Visa Information

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Bongmab69
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And strangly, there are still no direct flights from LOS tto KOW !! If i want to fligh from Phuket to PP, the quickest solution is by SIN or KUL !!!
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phuketrichard wrote: ↑Fri Oct 22, 2021 6:54 am
...land borders reopen...
cant see this happening till next year.
Agreed
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PSD-Kiwi wrote: ↑Thu Oct 21, 2021 10:45 pm Yes, to extend to an ER (Retirement) EOS, you need to enter on an E-type (Ordinary/Business) Visa.

I predict VOA's will be available again within a month or 2, if not sooner.

Once VOA's and land borders reopen it will be possible to convert from a T-type to an E-type Visa by sending your passport in a "visa run".
If only they enabled the E-Visa site to permit E type visas to other countries and not just Taiwan, they could then do away with the VOA counters at the airport forever. They were always crowded which is exactly what they are trying to avoid.

They used to issue E-Type visas on arrival to any old tosspot anyway, they were not exactly fussy. So why not issue them via the website? This would get a lot more long-term people back, spending money everyday and filling up those sad empty guesthouses hanging on by their fingernails.
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@Doc67, couldn't agree more, would make sense :thumb:
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PSD-Kiwi wrote: ↑Sat Oct 23, 2021 1:28 pm @Doc67, couldn't agree more, would make sense :thumb:
Would suit me fine
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Emirates

Plan your travel with confidence and get COVID-19 medical travel insurance


Enjoy full flexibility for travel on/or before 31 May 2022. If you need to change your plans, you can change dates, rebook or extend ticket validity for 2 years. Terms and conditions apply. Book now and get COVID-19 medical travel insurance. Read more.
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kagi wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 1:11 pm Emirates

Plan your travel with confidence and get COVID-19 medical travel insurance


Enjoy full flexibility for travel on/or before 31 May 2022. If you need to change your plans, you can change dates, rebook or extend ticket validity for 2 years. Terms and conditions apply. Book now and get COVID-19 medical travel insurance. Read more.
Hmmm. They still have to refund me a few tickets. Guess T&C apply there as well
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kagi wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 1:11 pm Emirates

Plan your travel with confidence and get COVID-19 medical travel insurance


Enjoy full flexibility for travel on/or before 31 May 2022. If you need to change your plans, you can change dates, rebook or extend ticket validity for 2 years. Terms and conditions apply. Book now and get COVID-19 medical travel insurance. Read more.
Have they restarted the route? It ran very briefly, code sharing with JetStar, but then it went bad, flights being cancelled (the JetStar) connection from Singapore (as JetStar started playing with prices, I think)
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I came with Emirates in august, and was happy with their covid-insurance, was completely accepted in Thailand, but when i wanted to extend my stay to january instead flighing back in september, the cost was +400 euro, the same price as a new one-way-ticket. Its at least a little bit a scam that they say it very flexible. I just skipped it and now in PP, will just buy a new one-way ticket. And for january, Emirates offers flights PP-BKK-DXB !!
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I heard that if you got Visa problem in Cambodia you can go to the Le Casablanca Hotel at Khemarak Phoumin Ave 130, My friend got his problem solved there and says their service is great.
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