Phnom Penh: Cambodian authorities have decided to deport a total of 777 illegal foreigners (120 women) of 19 nationalities from Cambodia over a 10-day period from July 21 to 31, 2026.
The 19 foreigners are from: Cameroon, Korea, China, Taiwan, Japan, Nigeria, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar, Liberia, Vietnam, Philippines, India, Indonesia, the United States, and Australia. Among them, 158 Chinese nationals involved in cybercrime were deported via special flights from the Techo International Airport gate police station.
Other foreigners were deported from the Techo International Airport gate for committing various crimes such as border theft, document fraud, Staying without a passport, extortion, using fake visas (fake QR Codes), drug trafficking and use, illegal work and other criminal offenses.
This operation to expel illegal foreigners is in compliance with the strictest orders and legal measures of His Majesty the King Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia. In the past, the King has clearly stated his position: “Cambodia will not allow criminals or illegals to use Cambodian territory as a location to carry out fraudulent activities or commit crimes that cause insecurity in the region and the world. The authorities must continue to purge, crack down, and expel without exception to protect national honor and security.”
Based on this spirit and under the direct guidance of Mr. Sar Sokha, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, the police have made efforts to eliminate crimes using technology, investigate and crack down on the perpetrators. And rescued the victims who were deceived to gain freedom and return to their homeland safely.
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