South Korea Eases Travel Restrictions to Some Cambodian Regions Amid Improved Security
South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has lowered the travel advisory for Bokor Mountain, Bavet, and Poipet in Cambodia from the highest Level 4 to Level 3, citing significant improvements in the security situation. This move eases travel bans that were in place since October 2025, due to a sharp decline in crimes involving South Korean nationals.
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- South Korea Eases Travel Restrictions on Parts of Cambodia Amid Security Improvements
The Republic of Korea has eased its travel ban for several areas in Cambodia, including Bokor Mountain in Kampot province and the border cities of Bavet and Poipet, lowering the alert from the highest level to one advising citizens to leave. This decision follows a significant decrease in crimes targeting South Korean nationals.