Name: The Embassy of the Peoples Republic of China
Address: 156 Mao Tse Toung Boulevard (245), Phnom Penh 12311, Cambodia, KH
Telephone: +855 12 810 928

The Embassy of the Peoples Republic of China is an embassy, located at 156 Mao Tse Toung Boulevard (245), Phnom Penh 12311, Cambodia. They can be contacted via phone at +855 12 810 928, visit their website kh.china-embassy.org for more detailed information.

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156 Mao Tse Toung Boulevard (245), Phnom Penh 12311

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Added by Jopie, at 25 March 2015

Monday 8:30 – 11:30 AM
Tuesday 8:30 – 11:30 AM
Wednesday 8:30 – 11:30 AM
Thursday 8:30 – 11:30 AM
Friday 8:30 – 11:30 AM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Max Powers

27 March 2018

Tried to apply for a tourist visa. As I wanted to travel through Vietnam before entering China they wanted to see a travel document from vietnam to china so I bought a bus ticket and showed up the next day. Then they wanted to see how I get from Cambodia to my last stop in Vietnam before entering China. Travelling from south to north Vietnam and the entering china it was not possible for me to plan the whole 6 weeks beforehand. Didn't understand why they need to see how I reach my last stop in Vietnam this is not of your business, a ticket entering and leaving China should be enough. So even I had my whole month hotels prebooked and every imaginable other document they requested they just send me back home. While beeing there for about an hour not even one of all the persons applying was accepted but rudely sent away. Save your time and energy and ask an agency to do it for you or apply in the country you are before your china trip.
T Twardowski

13 November 2017

I c most of people complaining abt service wish u good luck with yr visa in other places. I found Cambodia as an easiest and fastest place to make a visa to china. u pay 70 usd and in 20 min u get double entry its heaven compares to other places like Thailand or hk where after hours in cue u get constantly rejected without any reason at least here this guys will provide u full info in a case if they have som doubt. also cue is always short and in general for me it was never hard experience. highly recommend to apply visa here over th, hk or Mongolia other places no experience at all. just b patient, keep smiling, b polite and make sure u got all docs they might require u to show anywhere else it will be only more difc. u didn't get granted here - better go yr former country
Christin Wanderlust

11 April 2017

This place is really everything else but friendly. We tried to apply for a tourist visa and were sent away very rudely because something was missing. Such a pity and we wondered why people here were so unfriendly to potential tourists who want to visit their country. Worst of all, our locker wouldn't open when we wanted to leave (you have to lock your belongings outside the building). Nobody was willing to help us. We were told to stop trying to open the locker because after like an hour we weren't to relaxed about it anymore. But instead of helping all we got was the message, that we should wait "10 minutes", then "20 minutes", then "1 hour". Never again.
Cyan Chan

23 February 2017

It is necessary to come here if your HKSAR passport gets lost by any reason. However, it may not be a pleasant experience, but you can at least get the documents you need to go home. NB: they could get it done the same day, that's impressive!
Orn Chai

14 February 2017

Apply for Chinese visa and Hong Kong visa
Sopheak Meas

08 May 2016

Came here to apply for a visa and had to wait hours to be served, and only to have met a man who was very rude and unfriendly. The Embassy looks grand from outside but inside isn't that friendly. Had to face an environment where people smoke. A bad experience. If you want to know how it feels here, try running for a visa yourself but otherwise find a local travel company to have this done on your behalf.
Narath CHHEAV

08 May 2016

Apply for visa is very easy. Agency can do everything for u. No need to show the person.
Jonatan Treijs

01 April 2015

Applied for a Chinese visa here as a Swedish citizen in Mars 2015. Cost me 30 dollars and took 4 working days. A lot of papers to hand in but aside from that the process was straight forward and without problems.