Online doctor, Cambodia
See an Online Doctor in Cambodia by Video
Speak with an English-speaking doctor by video from your guesthouse, hotel or island bungalow in Cambodia, for a fixed €40. The consultation runs in your browser: no app to install and no clinic to find first.
Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Kampot or the islands. In an emergency, dial 119.
- €40
- per video consultation
- Under 5 min
- to your doctor options
Video consultations with English-speaking doctors, wherever you are in Cambodia.
Feeling Unwell in Cambodia Today?
If you feel unwell in Cambodia and it is not an emergency, you can speak to an English-speaking doctor by video with Pomodoc, from your guesthouse or hotel, for €40. It suits problems you can describe and show on camera, like a stomach upset, a sore throat or a skin problem, and the doctor will tell you if you need to be seen in person.
A fever can be different: FCDO names malaria and dengue among the health risks in Cambodia. If you develop a fever after spending time in an area where malaria is a risk, seek prompt in-person medical assessment rather than relying on a video consultation.
For an emergency, dial 119 and ask for an ambulance.
- By video from your phone, tablet or laptop
- The whole consultation in English
- A fixed €40, shown before you start
- From a guesthouse, hotel or bungalow
Is This a Video Problem or an In-Person One?
In Cambodia the honest answer depends on two things: whether you have a fever after time in a malaria-risk area, and whether you have been told you need treatment somewhere.
Go in person, not by video
- a fever after time in an area where malaria is a risk
- an emergency: dial 119 and ask for an ambulance
- anything a doctor has said needs an examination or a test
If you are referred to a medical facility for treatment, FCDO says to contact your insurance company quickly. Its list of medical providers in Cambodia where some staff speak English is on the FCDO health page.
Where a video consultation fits
- a stomach upset, sore throat, ear, eye or skin problem you can describe and show
- a question about the medicines you brought with you
- a second view before a long bus or boat journey
- a clear answer on whether you need to be seen in person
Pomodoc connects you with an English-speaking doctor by video, wherever you are in Cambodia, for €40 per consultation. Fixed price, no surprises.
If the doctor thinks you need to be seen, they will tell you, and why.
Your consultation runs on Air Doctor's ISO‑certified platform (ISO/IEC 27001 & ISO 27799 for health data). See our security & certifications.
How an Online Doctor Consultation Works
Three steps, in your browser
Tell us you are in Cambodia
Choose Cambodia and describe what is going on. It is a short form, nothing to download.
Pick your doctor
Your available doctor options reach you in less than 5 minutes. Choose one and join by video at the time you book.
Get clear next steps
Talk it through in English and leave knowing what to do next.
Why See a Doctor Online in Cambodia?
No Khmer needed
Describe what hurts in your own words, not through a phrasebook or a translation app.
Before the next bus
Siem Reap to Phnom Penh or the coast is a long day. Settle whether you are fit to travel first.
Islands and small towns
Kampot, Kep or Koh Rong: if you have a signal, the consultation comes to you.
€40, known up front
€40 per consultation, fixed. No subscription and no booking fee.
Travellers who needed a doctor abroad
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More About Online Doctors in Cambodia
Temples, islands and long overland days
Most visitors combine the temples around Siem Reap, a few days in Phnom Penh and time on the coast or islands, with long bus or boat transfers in between. Feeling ill on a travel day changes the plan, and the first question is usually whether to travel at all.
A video consultation suits that question. You can have it from a guesthouse room before checkout, and the doctor can tell you whether resting a day, carrying on or being seen in person makes more sense.
Fever after possible malaria exposure needs prompt in-person assessment
FCDO lists malaria, dengue and Zika among the health risks in Cambodia and points to TravelHealthPro for prevention.
TravelHealthPro advises seeking immediate medical attention if symptoms of malaria appear, while abroad or up to a year after returning, and says anyone with a fever after travel to a malaria risk area should be evaluated urgently for malaria. If you develop a fever after spending time in an area where malaria is a risk, seek prompt in-person medical assessment rather than relying on a video consultation. If someone is very unwell, dial 119.
Insurance, referrals and evacuation
FCDO advises travel insurance that covers local treatment and unexpected medical evacuation from Cambodia, and says to contact your insurance company quickly if you are referred to a medical facility for treatment.
A Pomodoc consultation is not insurance and does not replace it. The €40 is paid directly, with no insurer or local registration involved.
Medicines you brought from home
FCDO notes that the legal status and regulation of some medicines prescribed or bought in the UK can be different in other countries, and points to TravelHealthPro's guidance on travelling with medicines.
Good things to know.
Can I see an online doctor in Cambodia as a tourist?
Yes. Pomodoc is an online doctor service for travellers: a video consultation with an English-speaking doctor while you are in Cambodia, for €40, from a guesthouse, hotel or island stay. No local registration or insurance is needed.
I feel unwell in Cambodia today. What should I do?
If it is an emergency, dial 119 for an ambulance. If you have a fever after time in an area where malaria is a risk, seek prompt in-person medical assessment. For other non-emergency symptoms you can describe on camera, an online consultation is a practical first step.
Can an online doctor help with a fever in Cambodia?
Not if the fever follows time in an area where malaria is a risk. TravelHealthPro says anyone with a fever after travel to a malaria risk area should be evaluated urgently for malaria, so seek prompt in-person medical assessment rather than relying on a video consultation.
What should I do if I am referred for treatment in Cambodia?
Contact your insurance company quickly. FCDO gives that advice for Cambodia, and recommends insurance that covers local treatment and unexpected medical evacuation.
How much does an online doctor in Cambodia cost?
€40 per video consultation, fixed. There is no subscription and no booking fee. Medication and any in-person care you go on to need are separate.
How does an online doctor consultation work in Cambodia?
You choose Cambodia and describe your symptoms in a short form in your browser. Your available doctor options reach you in less than 5 minutes. You pick one, join by video at the time you book, and leave with clear next steps.
Do I need an app?
No. The consultation runs in your phone or laptop browser. There is nothing to download.
Sources
- Cambodia travel advice: HealthForeign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeDial 119 and ask for an ambulance; that FCDO keeps a list of medical providers in Cambodia where some staff speak English; that travellers should have insurance for local treatment or unexpected medical evacuation; that malaria, dengue and Zika are among the health risks, with detail on TravelHealthPro; that travellers referred to a medical facility should contact their insurance company quickly; and that the legal status and regulation of some medicines can differ from the UK.
- MalariaTravelHealthPro (UK Health Security Agency, NaTHNaC)That travellers should seek immediate medical attention if signs and symptoms of malaria occur while abroad or up to a year after return, and that anyone with fever and a history of travel to a malaria risk area should be evaluated urgently for malaria.
Sources last checked: . General information, not a diagnosis.
Need an Online Doctor in Cambodia?
See a doctor by video, in English, from wherever you are staying.
- €40, fixed price
- Video consultation
- In English
- Nothing to download
- Prescriptions where available
Video consultations are for suitable non-emergency medical concerns. In a life-threatening emergency in Cambodia, dial 119 and ask for an ambulance. This page is general information, not medical advice about your own situation.