Honest about the threshold’s uncertainty
Not every programme has a stable, unchanged-since-launch figure — worth knowing when confirmation matters more than blind trust in a number.
What the process consists of
The investment goes into an approved real-estate project — the specific threshold is worth re-confirming before filing.
How the process runs
A good fit if
A poor fit if
Who runs this programme
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Frequent questions
Why is the threshold given as "around" $100,000 rather than an exact figure?
Per the available data, the CM2H programme itself has changed its threshold since launching in July 2022 — sources explicitly recommend confirming the current figure with a licensed agent before filing, rather than relying on outdated online figures.
Can a foreigner own land in Cambodia?
No — per the available data, foreigners cannot buy land directly; condominium ownership (above ground floor) is available in one’s own name or via a Cambodian company structure.
Is there a minimum-stay requirement?
No — per the available data, no such requirement exists for CM2H holders.
Does CM2H lead to Cambodian citizenship?
Per the available data, the programme can support eventual naturalization after several years of residency, but no specific timeline or dedicated CM2H pathway is established — it depends on general Cambodian citizenship legislation.
How long is the visa valid?
Per the available data, 10 years, renewable — substantially longer than the standard annual renewal cycle of most Cambodian visas.
When was the programme launched?
Per the available data, in July 2022.
Sources
Figures are for reference only. Verified against official sources on 27 August 2026. A precise quote is issued by the appointed firm after document review. This material is not legal advice, a public offer or investment advice.