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Internet from the moment you land in Phnom Penh or Siem Reap

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  • Instant activation
  • iPhone and Android compatible
  • From €0.87 for 1 GB or more
  • 4,200+ plans compared

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€0.87

Cheapest plan, 1 GB or more

4,200+

Cambodia plans

104+

Providers available

4G/3G

Networks supported

Entry price measured on fixed-volume plans of 1 GB or more covering the country. Volumes below 1 GB and plans billed per day, whose price is not comparable, fall outside the calculation.

Best eSIM deals for Cambodia

1
AbesteSIM

AbesteSIM

1 GB

1 day

Network

KH

€0.87

2
Stellar eSIM

Stellar eSIM

1 GB

7 days

Network

KH

€0.93

3
Strongesim

Strongesim

1 GB

7 days

Network

KH

€0.96

4
eSIM.dog

eSIM.dog

1 GB

1 day

Network

KH

€1.07

5
MicroEsim

MicroEsim

1 GB

1 day

Network

KH

€1.13

6
Spark Roam

Spark Roam

1 GB

7 days

Network

KH

€1.42

eSIM for Cambodia at a glance

From

€3.30

For 5 GB / 30 days

Plan duration

1 to 30+ days

Depending on the plan

Local networks

Smart Axiata, Cellcard, Metfone

4G in cities, 3G elsewhere

VPN needed?

No

All Western services work fine

Hotspot sharing

Available

On most plans

Compatibility

iPhone XS+ / Android 8.0+

Check your device

Internet in Cambodia: everything you need to know

Cambodia has roughly 70% internet penetration and over 90% 4G mobile coverage (source: ITU DataHub, 2024). 5G is rolling out in Phnom Penh by Smart Axiata. Smart, Cellcard and Metfone (a Viettel subsidiary) share the market.

  • ●4G coverage in all major cities (Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Battambang, Sihanoukville, Kampot) and along main highways. Decent on the Angkor site (Smart has the best footprint around the temples). Patchier in the Cardamoms, Mondulkiri (Sen Monorom OK, jungle weak) and some islands (Koh Rong, Koh Rong Sanloem : resort Wi-Fi more than mobile).
  • ●Average mobile speed ~30–50 Mbps download per Ookla (Q1 2025).
  • ●No Western services blocked : Google, WhatsApp, Instagram, X, YouTube, Netflix work normally. Telegram and WhatsApp are dominant for hotel / tuk-tuk contacts.
  • ●Great for PassApp / Grab (tuk-tuks and taxis), Google Maps, Foodpanda, ABA Mobile and Wing (widely used local mobile money).

Sources: Internet Society Pulse: Cambodia, ITU DataHub: Cambodia, Ookla Speedtest Global Index

Networks and connectivity on the ground

Average speed
111.9 Mbps downloadmeasured 2026 Β· Internet Society Pulse
5G
Rolling outmeasured 2025 Β· Internet Society Pulse
Local operators
Smart Axiata Β· Cellcard Β· Metfonemeasured 2026 Β· Datadopt research
Public Wi-Fi
Widely availablemeasured 2026 Β· Datadopt research
An eSIM plan does not reach every network in a country : it rides on its host operator's agreements.

Practical information

Currency
Cambodian Riel (KHR)
Payments
Cash preferredATMs in cities only
Tipping
A small tip is expected
Power socket
Type A, Type C, Type G230 V, 50 Hz
Official languages
KhmerAlso spoken : English, French, ChineseEnglish in tourist areas
Dialling code
+855Time zone : Asia/Phnom_Penh
Emergency numbers
117 Β· 119 Β· 118

When to go

Cambodia runs three seasons rather than two: cool and dry from November to February, dry and punishing from March to May, then the monsoon. Only the first lets you set the pace at Angkor instead of the heat setting it for you.

Best time to go
November, December, January, February
Shoulder season
March, October
Peak season
December, January, February
Seasonal hazards
  • MonsoonJune, July, August, September, October
  • FloodingAugust, September, October
  • Extreme heatMarch, April, May

Two currencies, one price

The US dollar circulates alongside the riel and ATMs dispense both; small change comes back in riel. Carry clean, untorn notes, since damaged dollars are routinely refused.

Overland is slower than the map suggests

Phnom Penh to Siem Reap is six hours by road for 320 km, and the southern coast adds another five. Night buses exist but a short domestic flight often buys back a whole day.

The lake that reverses

During the monsoon the Mekong pushes the TonlΓ© Sap river backwards and the lake grows fourfold. August to October is when the floating villages are genuinely afloat and the flooded forests are navigable.

Buy the Angkor pass separately

Passes are sold at the official ticket centre, not at the temples, in one, three or seven-day versions. One day covers the headline three; three days is what makes the site legible.

Iconic sites and coverage

Angkor Wat

The largest religious monument in the world, built in the twelfth century for Vishnu, later Buddhist, and still on the national flag. Well covered, and while everyone crowds the northern reflecting pool at sunrise, the southern one is nearly empty.

Good coverage on site

Ta Prohm

The temple left under its silk-cotton and strangler figs, whose roots hold the stones up and prise them apart at once. Patchy signal under the canopy, and a queue at the most photographed tree.

Patchy coverage on site

Bayon

216 stone faces across 54 towers, at the exact centre of old Angkor Thom. Signal struggles between the galleries, so agree a meeting point before going in.

Patchy coverage on site

Tonle Sap Floating Villages

Houses, schools and markets built entirely on water, whose level shifts by eight metres across the year. Little to no signal offshore; pick a community-run operator over a cut-price tour.

Patchy coverage on sitePlan for offline

Koh Rong

The largest Cambodian island in the Gulf of Thailand, with bioluminescent plankton on some beaches and bungalows without continuous power. Weak signal, so tell people you will be out of reach.

Patchy coverage on sitePlan for offline

Royal Palace, Phnom Penh

The royal residence since 1866, with the Silver Pagoda and its floor of 5,000 solid silver tiles. Well covered, modest dress required, and closed over lunch.

Good coverage on site

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum

The school the Khmer Rouge turned into S-21 prison, now a memorial. The audio tour runs two hours and needs time afterwards: do not schedule it before a flight.

Good coverage on site

Kampot Pepper Farms

A protected-origin pepper grown on quartz soils below the Cardamom hills, with farms open to visitors. Signal is unreliable on the tracks between plantations.

Patchy coverage on site

Sources Internet Society Pulse, Datadopt research

Datadopt Observatory

Price per GB in Cambodia: what our data shows

According to the Datadopt Observatory, the lowest price per GB recorded in Cambodia comes down to 0.15 €/GB, across a sample of 1,787 fixed-volume offers retained for the measurement. That floor is reached on large data bundles : a 5 GB plan over 30 days costs noticeably more per GB. The real differentiator is still the depth of the offer : the more plans compete, the easier it is to find the duration and data volume that fit your trip.

Lowest price per GB recorded

0.15 €/GB

Offers in the price sample

1,787

Asia average

0.21 €/GB

World ranking

76 / 215

Cambodia is 29% cheaper than the Asia regional average (0.21 €/GB).

Source: Datadopt eSIM Price Observatory, 170,286 plans analysed, measured 1 September 2026.

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Which eSIM providers for Cambodia?

Here are the 6 best-placed eSIM providers for Cambodia, ranked by best price per GB. Prices are expressed per GB so plans of different sizes can be compared on the same basis.

ProviderPrice per GBFromMax durationHotspot5G
AbesteSIMAbesteSIM
0.47 €/GB0.87 €30 dYesNo
eSIM.dogeSIM.dog
0.63 €/GB1.07 €90 dYesNo
ASIMGOASIMGO
0.71 €/GB1.66 €30 dYesNo
MicroEsimMicroEsim
0.72 €/GB1.13 €30 dYesNo
StrongesimStrongesim
0.85 €/GB0.96 €30 dYesYes
Stellar eSIMStellar eSIM
0.88 €/GB0.93 €30 dYesYes

Providers ranked by best price per GB, across plans of at least 1 GB. Source: Datadopt catalogue.

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Device compatibility

eSIM is built into every iPhone XS and later, as well as Samsung Galaxy S20+, Google Pixel 3a+ and most high-end Motorola, Oppo, Sony and Xiaomi models.

Not sure about your device? Check compatibility here.

How to install your eSIM for Cambodia

  1. 1. Compare offers on https://www.datadopt.com/en/compare/kh
  2. 2. Browse our partners' eSIM offers and choose the data volume and duration that fit your trip.
  3. 3. Purchase the eSIM plan that best fits your needs on our partner's site.
  4. 4. Receive a QR code by email after purchase.
  5. 5. Before you leave or during your stay, add the eSIM to your smartphone (Note: a stable Wi-Fi connection may be required during this step.)
    • 5.1. On iPhone: Settings > Mobile Data > Add Plan > Scan the QR code
    • 5.2. On Android: Settings > Connections > SIM card manager > Add a mobile plan
  6. 6. Once you arrive, turn on the data of your eSIM and enjoy reliable internet in Cambodia.

First eSIM? The full walkthrough, with iOS and Android screenshots, lives in our guide how to install an eSIM on your smartphone.

Frequently asked questions

Does the eSIM really work in Cambodia?

Yes. International eSIMs connect to Smart, Cellcard or Metfone on landing at Phnom Penh (PNH), Siem Reap-Angkor (SAI) or Sihanoukville (KOS).

How much data for 10 days in Cambodia?

For Phnom Penh + Siem Reap (Angkor) + coast, plan 5–8 GB : Maps, PassApp/Grab, cloud photos, WhatsApp/Telegram, some streaming. More if you do lots of video calls.

Is there signal around the Angkor temples?

Yes on the main circuit temples (Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm) with Smart Axiata. For remote temples (Beng Mealea, Banteay Srei, Koh Ker), expect weak signal : download offline Maps and the digital Angkor pass before entering.

Can I use my European plan in Cambodia?

Non-EU roaming is charged at premium rates (up to €10/MB). Check ; otherwise a travel eSIM is much cheaper.

Can I share the connection with other devices?

Most Cambodia eSIM plans allow hotspot : the field is listed on each Datadopt offer detail page.

How much does an eSIM cost in Cambodia, and is it cheap?

According to the Datadopt Observatory, the lowest price per GB recorded in Cambodia comes down to 0.15 €/GB, across a sample of 1,787 fixed-volume offers retained for the measurement. That floor is reached on large data bundles : a 5 GB plan over 30 days costs noticeably more per GB. The real differentiator is still the depth of the offer : the more plans compete, the easier it is to find the duration and data volume that fit your trip. Cambodia is 29% cheaper than the Asia regional average (0.21 €/GB). In our global ranking of well-covered eSIM markets, Cambodia sits at position 76 of 215 by price per GB (1 = cheapest). Source: Datadopt eSIM Price Observatory, 170,286 plans analysed, measured 1 September 2026.

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