UPDATED – Nov. 11, 2025 : The Cambodian Government has maintained its commitment to rewarding long-term foreign residents and boosting Siem Reap’s economy. The official ‘Free Angkor Pass’ program, launched in September 2022, is still fully operational today in 2025 , granting eligible foreigners a free annual ticket to the majestic Angkor Archaeological Park and Koh Ker Temple. This program continues to be a major incentive for the expat community to engage in domestic tourism.

Who can apply for ‘Free Angkor Pass’?
All foreigners who have maintained legal residence in Cambodia for a period of two years or more are eligible. This includes long-term residents, investors, diplomats, and foreign workers, along with their immediate families.
What are the requirements to obtain the ‘Free Angkor Pass’ ?
When can I start applying for the ‘Free Angkor Pass’?
Where can apply for the ‘Free Angkor Pass’?
When & Where can I use the ‘Free Angkor Pass’?
For further updates & information, please visit www.angkorenterprise.gov.kh
Update on Standard Tourist Passes (2025)
For visitors who do not qualify for the resident pass, the standard Angkor Pass prices for 2025 are:
1-day pass: $37
3-day pass: $62 (valid for 3 entries within 10 days)
7-day pass: $72 (valid for 7 entries within 30 days)
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