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Although it's likely a moot point by now, in this instance anyway, the photo issue can be dealt with at the visa desk on arrival at Pochentong Int'l Airport. The cost varies depending on the person dealing but was around $1 or $2 each the last time I did it. It ends up just being a photocopy of your passport picture but seemingly good enough for them. Someone may have more up-to-date info on the visa on arrival at Phnom Pehn's airport, but I always found the best way, despite costing a few extra dollars, was to get an e-visa ahead of time. By doing the e-visa it can save a lot of potential palaver with very long and disorganised queues at the visa desks, plus much less opportunity to be ripped-off. With an e-visa you just bypass the melee and head straight to the actual immigration desks. Just make sure it's one with an 'e-visa' sticker on display otherwise you may queue in that line for nothing. e-visa If you get the opportunity it's well worth scanning some passport photos and then emailing them to yourself so they can be accessed anywhere (e.g. for the e-visa application), as well as a scan of your passport main page and any other important documents, such as insurance. The more modern method might be to save them to a cloud, plus your phone too.

Oa sent me some more pics for you guys.

Another advantage of using the e-visa for Cambodia, if it hasn't already been mentioned, is that it will save a page in your passport.

I use the e-visa for Cambodia but with all costs and fees it is now US$40. But I hate queues so I always use the e-visa. But it doesn't make my luggage come out on the conveyor any faster. So sometimes I am one of the first through immigration but one of the last to get my luggage. I had 16 photos made in Pattaya about eight years ago and I have been using them for visas ever since. They technically aren't the right size and the background is too dark but they always seem to work. But I used a current photo last time I renewed my passport. It was taken by me on my own camera, uploaded to the WalMart web site and the photos were waiting for me by the time I got to the store. As DC suggests I have a passport size photo and a Cambodia e-visa size photo I took and transferred to my laptop computer for future use.