PSD-Kiwi wrote:

pczz wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2017 6:39 pm Well that is a surprise. I suppose at end of day it depends on how long you got left on the visa and whether you got time to do the legwork.

Why is it a surprise? Happens more often than you realise, people lose/damage their passports, get new ones then get their visas transferred...all visa & passport info is stored digitally therefore it’s not as if it’s a difficult task.

pczz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 04, 2017 6:17 pm They will not trnsfer your cambodia vis, you will have to get a new one.

Like I said, yes they will and yes they did.

pczz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 04, 2017 6:17 pm Exit stamp, just did this 2 months ago for a khmer who got a nice new european passport, so You will need to get an exit stamp from immigration opposite the airport. they will want to see a letter from your embassy saying they have issued a new passport and the letter must be in English or khmer. If the embassy is in bangkok then they may want to see a letter from the embassy or consulate who dealt with it in phnom Penh also ( we needed a letter from the irish embassy in hanoi and the british embassy in phnom penh, bith addressed to Cambodian immigration). Any paperwork that they deem is missing can be "resolved' for an additional fee.
An exit stamp is valid for 1 week only and takes 3 working days. They may offer to do it quicker for a fee but do not rely on it. We paid $70 for same day service and got it 2 days later. The exit stamp is supposed to be free for khmer with dual nationality but I have no idea what the fee is for a foreigner. i would take at least $100 and be prepared to negotiate. They also were at lunch from 12 to 3 on the day i went so get there early

What you are referring to is an Exit VISA...not an Exit STAMP. They used to be free for everyone, but as of Sept last year they are now officially $20, for everyone...don’t pay a cent more.