The Cambodia My 2nd Home program is a residence-by-investment initiative aimed at attracting foreign investors and entrepreneurs seeking long-term residency in Cambodia. Target applicants include high-net-worth individuals looking for a stable base in Southeast Asia with business and lifestyle opportunities. Main benefits of the program include fast-tracked permanent residency (typically within 3 months), the ability to apply for a Cambodian passport after 5 years of residency without being required to relinquish other citizenships, and access to a growing emerging market. A key distinguishing feature is the requirement to invest at least $100,000 in government-approved Cambodian real estate projects. The program does not have quotas or restrictive nationality criteria, making it accessible to most global applicants.

The Cambodia Citizenship by Investment (CIP) program targets high-net-worth individuals seeking a fast-track to a secondary citizenship with minimal residency obligations. Applicants can achieve Cambodian citizenship and passport through either a government donation or investment route. The program requires no language or educational prerequisites.Successful applicants obtain full Cambodian citizenship, enabling them to live, work, or study in Cambodia without further immigration restrictions. The process is relatively straightforward, though Cambodian due diligence is undertaken. Cambodia does not specifically exclude any nationalities; however, dual citizenship policies in some home countries may affect eligibility.A key feature of this program is the speed of processing, with citizenship typically granted in three months, making it one of the fastest routes to citizenship in Asia. Cambodian passport holders enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to several countries, though global travel freedom is modest compared to other CIPs.