From March 17, 2010 to March 17, 2010, Cambodia resumed visa-on-arrival, and incoming passengers no longer need to present a negative health certificate for C.N.C. pneumonia issued within 72 hours prior to departure or undergo a rapid test for C.N.C. pneumonia at the airport.
The Cambodian Ministry of Health announced that the new anti-epidemic measures of Cambodia's National Committee for Epidemic Prevention have been approved, and Cambodia officially resumed visa-on-arrival on the 17th. Meanwhile, passengers do not have to undergo a quick test for C.neoformans pneumonia when entering airports or ports.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health said incoming travelers only need to show proof of vaccination, and those who have not completed two doses of vaccination still need to be quarantined for 14 days. The ministry noted that while the entry requirements have been relaxed, the health ministry encourages all passengers to quickly screen themselves when they leave the country.
Source: chinanews.com