Visa policies, foreigner management, tourism promotion, and GDI notices.
The General Department of Immigration executed a mass deportation of 319 Chinese nationals involved in online scam activities, demonstrating Cambodia’s ongoing enforcement measures against cybercrime and its commitment to public safety.
The Ministry of Tourism of Cambodia and the Ministry of Tourism of Cuba agreed to a memorandum of understanding to enhance bilateral cooperation in tourism. This formalizes longstanding diplomatic ties and aims to boost joint tourism development, economic cooperation, and market promotion between the two countries.
The Cambodian General Department of Immigration carried out the expulsion of 485 foreign nationals, including 477 Chinese nationals linked to online scam cases. This action reflects the government’s strict enforcement of immigration laws and efforts to combat technology-related crimes, ensuring national security and public safety.
On February 10, 2026, Cambodian immigration authorities expelled a total of 433 foreign nationals for violations including online scams, illegal stay and work, and misuse of QR codes. This enforcement reflects ongoing efforts to uphold legal compliance and public safety in immigration governance.
This update documents the ongoing cooperation between Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism and the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) since 2012, focusing on technical support and collaborative efforts to develop Cambodia’s tourism sector. It has long-term reference value as it reflects institutional relations and policy support mechanisms in Cambodia's tourism governance.
The Ministry of Tourism announced the ongoing pilot use of the Cambodia v-Pass system to replace traditional entry/exit stamps and QR code stickers for all foreign travelers entering or leaving Cambodia, marking a significant step in immigration governance modernization.
The General Department of Immigration conducted the expulsion of 835 foreign nationals across ten nationalities in February 2026 due to involvement in online scams, illegal border crossing, and unauthorized work, reflecting Cambodia’s strict enforcement against cybercrime and immigration violations.
A leadership meeting was held to review the draft sub-decree concerning the organization and functioning of the Ministry of Tourism, providing a reference point for institutional governance changes within Cambodia's tourism sector.
This update reports on the coordinated deportation of 319 Chinese nationals from Cambodia linked to online scam activities. It has long-term archival value as it documents immigration enforcement actions tied to technology-driven crime control and international cooperation.
The General Department of Immigration executed the deportation of 448 foreign nationals from six countries to enforce legal measures combating online scams and illegal immigration. This action exemplifies Cambodia's sustained commitment to securing its borders and addressing technology-based crimes, offering a long-term reference on immigration enforcement and cross-border crime policies.
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