Cambodia
Cambodia travel guide for the Irish
Irish citizens need a visa for Cambodia; apply online for an e‑visa (30 days, single entry, €35) or get a visa on arrival (≈€40). If you plan a longer stay, check the visa‑on‑arrival limits. Otherwise travel as usual.
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Key facts
- Visa neededcheck
- e‑visa €35 or visa on arrival €40 (30 days)
- Currency
- US $ (most prices) and KHR for change
- Plug types
- A, C, G – 230 V 50 Hz
- Tipping
- Not expected; US$1–2 for drivers/guides
- Emergency numbers
- 117 police, 118 fire, 119 ambulance
Entry requirements for Irish citizens
Apply for a Cambodian e‑visa online (30‑day single entry) – €35, processing 3 days. Alternatively, obtain a visa on arrival at major airports and land borders for about €40. No visa‑free entry for Irish passports.
Passport must be valid at least six months beyond your intended departure date.
- e‑visa: apply at the official portal, upload passport scan, pay by card.
- Visa on arrival: present passport, photo, and €40 cash (USD accepted).
Irish embassy and consular help
Ireland does not have a resident embassy in Cambodia. The nearest Irish embassy is in Bangkok, Thailand.
For emergencies, contact the Irish Embassy in Bangkok or the local British Embassy in Phnom Penh for consular assistance.
- Irish Embassy, Bangkok – 2 nd Floor, Embassy of Ireland, 40/1 Sukhumvit Soi 21, Bangkok 10110, Thailand.
- British Embassy, Phnom Penh – 1st Floor, House No. 1, Street 240, Sangkat Tonle Bassac, Khan Chamkarmon, Phnom Penh.
Estimated cost of a trip to Cambodia (in EUR)
A typical 10‑day itinerary (including flights, accommodation, food, transport and entry fees) costs roughly €800–€1 200 per person.
| Item | Estimated cost (EUR) |
|---|---|
| Round‑trip flight from Dublin | ≈ €650 (economy, 13 h total) |
| Mid‑range hotel (10 nights) | ≈ €300 |
| Meals (local restaurants) | ≈ €150 |
| Angkor Pass (3‑day) | ≈ €37 |
| Local transport & tours | ≈ €100 |
Prices are 2026 estimates; vary by season and booking time.
Flight time and time‑difference
Direct flights from Dublin to Phnom Penh or Siem Reap are not available; typical routes connect via Bangkok, Doha or Istanbul.
Total travel time is about 13–15 hours including layover.
Cambodia is UTC+7, 6 hours ahead of Dublin (UTC+0) in winter and 5 hours ahead during Irish summer time.
Electrical plugs and voltage
Cambodia uses plug types A, C and G with 230 V 50 Hz. Bring a universal adapter; most Irish devices (type G) work directly, but check voltage compatibility.
Tipping and emergency contacts
Tipping is not obligatory; modest amounts (US$1–2) for drivers, guides or hotel staff are appreciated.
In case of emergency dial 117 for police, 118 for fire, 119 for ambulance.
Questions people ask
Do the Irish need a visa for Cambodia?
Yes. Irish passport holders must obtain an e‑visa (€35) or a visa on arrival (≈€40) for a 30‑day single‑entry stay.
How much does a trip to Cambodia cost in EUR?
A 10‑day mid‑range trip averages €800–€1 200, covering flights, accommodation, food, transport and the Angkor Pass.
Where is the nearest Ireland embassy in Cambodia?
Ireland has no embassy in Cambodia; the closest Irish embassy is in Bangkok, Thailand. The British Embassy in Phnom Penh can provide consular help.
What plug type and voltage does Cambodia use?
Types A, C and G plugs, 230 V 50 Hz. Bring a universal adapter and check device voltage compatibility.
Is tipping expected in Cambodia?
Tipping is not required; small tips of US$1–2 for drivers, guides or hotel staff are common and appreciated.
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