Cambodia Customs Regulations
Import & export rules, duty-free allowances, prohibited items, and traveler health advisory
Import Regulations
There are five major duty rates (including 0% rate) for imported goods, excluding vehicles which have special rates. These duty rates are as follows:
- There are five major duty rates (including 0% rate) for imported goods, excluding vehicles which have special rates. These duty rates are as follows:
- 0% for goods that government policy provides not to collect duties
- 7% for primary products and raw material
- 15% for machinery and equipment
- 35% for finished products and government protected goods.
- 50% for luxurious goods
- No information available
- Cats and dogs require an additional Veterinarian Good Health and Rabies Inoculation Certificate.
Export Regulations
There are four items of exported goods where taxes have to be paid.
There are three rates of taxes to be paid for exported goods:
- There are four items of exported goods where taxes have to be paid.
- Natural rubber
- Uncut (unprocessed) precious stones
- Fish and crustaceans, molluscs and other aquatic products
- There are three rates of taxes to be paid for exported goods:
- 2%, 5% and 10% for natural rubber (Cambodia temporary uses cascade rates for this product)
- 5% and 10% for processed wood (depends on level and type of processing).
- 10% for fish and other aquatic products, and uncut precious stone
- No information available
- No information available
Health & Security
Basic health information for travelers to Cambodia
Visitors are strongly advised against drinking from untreated water. Swimming and bathing in the water should only be undertaken in chlorinated pools. All food should be well cooked and served hot. Milk should always be boiled before drunk. Cholera transmitted via food and water is a big threat in this country and visitors are encouraged to take extra care with what they eat and drink and to see a doctor immediately if affected.
Basic security information for travelers to Cambodia
🩺 Basic Health Information for Travelers to Cambodia
- Yellow fever vaccination is required if entering the country from any foreign location.
- Visitors are strongly advised against drinking from untreated water. Swimming and bathing in the water should only be undertaken in chlorinated pools. All food should be well cooked and served hot. Milk should always be boiled before drunk. Cholera transmitted via food and water is a big threat in this country and visitors are encouraged to take extra care with what they eat and drink and to see a doctor immediately if affected.
- Malaria is a high risk in Cambodia and can kill if not treated. Travellers visiting this country should take all measures to prevent getting bitten by the disease carrying mosquitoes including plenty of repellent and clothing that exposes little in the way of skin. If bitten, visitors should visit their nearest doctor ASAP to check for infection.
- If getting a tattoo, travellers should make sure that the equipment being used is 100% sterile. Needles and syringes should never be shared even for medicinal purposes.
🛡 Basic Security Information for Travelers to Cambodia
- People choosing to travel out of the main cities should be mindful of unexploded weapons and wild animals and consult their tour guides before proceeding.
Contact Information
For further assistance please contact the Cambodian Customs authorities directly. They will provide the latest information about customs regulations and export-import procedures.