EG Job-Seeking Visa (E-class job-seeking sub-class)

No. The EG general sub-class gives you a lawful basis to stay while you look for work or get established, but it does not authorise employment by itself. Once you have a job, you would move to a business or employment sub-class and obtain a separate Work Permit. Confirm the right steps for your situation on the official immigration page.

They are both E-class sub-classes, but they are used at different stages. The EG general sub-class is often used while you are job-seeking or getting set up, while the EB is the broad business and employment sub-class you use once you are working or running a business. People commonly move from EG to EB. Check which fits your situation on the official page.

Yes. The EG general sub-class of the E-class ordinary visa is commonly used by people who arrive to look for a job or get established before a role is confirmed, giving you a lawful basis while you sort out your plans. It does not authorise employment by itself; once you have a job you would move to a business or employment sub-class and obtain a separate Work Permit. Confirm the steps on the official immigration page.

No. The EG general sub-class does not require sponsorship, so you do not need a confirmed Cambodian employer to use it while you look for work or get established. You do generally need evidence that you can support yourself in the meantime. Check the current requirements on the official immigration page.

The E-class visa is extended into its sub-classes from inside Cambodia through the official channel, so you apply within the country to extend into the relevant sub-class. After you find a job, you switch to an employment sub-class and obtain a Work Permit. Confirm the current process on the official immigration page.