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Telecommunication networks in Cambodia
Telecommunication networks in Cambodia
Cambodia uses the GSM mobile system and Mobitel is the largest operator, although competition is stiff. Pre-paid SIM cards are widely available (from US$5), but tourists will need to present their passport at a phone company shop to register the card. If you only need a card for a few days it's easier to get your guest house or tuk-tuk driver to buy one for you.
Internet cafes are cheap (US$0.75-US$1/hour) and especially popular in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. In Kampot, Kratie and Sihanoukville the rate is around US$1/hour. Elsewhere, Internet access can be scarce or non-existent; many cafes feature dated computers and slow dial-up connections.
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