Phnom Penh, Cambodia – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has issued an urgent advisory, strongly recommending that all Cambodian citizens postpone or avoid non-essential travel to neighboring Thailand. This directive comes in response to what the Ministry describes as an increasingly tense situation within the Kingdom of Thailand.
While specific details regarding the nature and extent of the heightened tensions were not immediately provided in the announcement, the advisory underscores the Cambodian government’s proactive commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of its nationals abroad. Cambodian citizens currently residing in or traveling through Thailand are urged to exercise extreme caution, remain vigilant, and stay informed about local developments. Furthermore, they are advised to adhere strictly to all local laws and regulations. The Ministry has also encouraged those already in Thailand to maintain regular contact with the Cambodian Embassy in Bangkok for any necessary assistance, updates, or emergency support. This travel advisory is part of a standard protocol implemented when perceived risks to citizens’ safety emerge in foreign territories.
