Cambodia uses UTC+7. The riel is the national currency; US dollars are accepted by many tourism businesses, but riel remains essential for everyday spending.
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Cambodia uses UTC+7. The riel is the national currency; US dollars are accepted by many tourism businesses, but riel remains essential for everyday spending.
Cash and exchange
Carry clean notes, count change and use banks or established exchange counters. Exchange rates and acceptance vary, and damaged foreign notes may be refused.
Cards, ATMs and QR payments
Cards and ATMs are common in cities. Fees depend on the local bank and card issuer. Local QR payments are widespread, although many foreign accounts cannot use every network.
Money safety
Split cash between secure places, shield your PIN, keep receipts and notify your bank before travel.
Practical checklist
- Verify current details with an official source.
- Keep offline copies of essential confirmations.
- Use licensed providers and retain receipts.
- Respect local rules, communities and sacred places.
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Frequently asked questions
Can the details change?
Yes. Rules, schedules, fees and availability can change, so confirm time-sensitive information before relying on it.
Where should I verify information?
Use the official authority or service provider linked below and check requirements for your own nationality and itinerary.
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