Originally Posted by
jiejie
Some confusion going on here. "The pass" referred to by Braindrain is the Angkor pass, not the visa-on-arrival. Before the first time you enter the controlled part of the Angkor site, you need to stop at a visitor's area where you will purchase your choice of pass (1 day, 3 day, 7 day). A digital photo will be taken and incorporated into this. So, no need to take your own photo for this.
Bingo.
The forms you need to fill out are at the VOA desk, normally they are not distributed on any plane I have ever entered on, but YMMV.
Forms were given out on the Silkair flight I was on.
I've never been told about having exact money nor have heard anyone mention that before.
On arrival at REP, I asked for change. The Officer shrugged his arms and it looked like I wasn't going to get any change. I dug around some more and found exact change, which seemed to brighten up his day.
Don't be shy and in the customary Asian style just reach up, over, to the side of someone until your passport is taken. If you defer in a western 'queuing up' style you'll be waiting longer than you should. Not sure if this is the same in REP but just be aware.
Depends on which flight arrived before you. As I arrived from SIN and no other flight arrived before me, queuing was not a problem.