IDD is available to Cambodia. At present, outgoing international calls cannot be made. Country code: 855. Phnom Penh code: 23. Prepaid telephone cards are available in post offices, hotels and supermarkets for public phones around Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.

Roaming agreements exist with a few international mobile phone companies. Coverage is good in Phnom Penh and patchy elsewhere.

Available in some areas. Internet cafes are available in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.

Much of Cambodia's media depends on support from political parties. Press freedom is not guaranteed but Prime Minister Hun Sen has declared his public support for press freedom. There are no restrictions on satellite dish ownership and neighbouring foreign radio broadcasts are easily received. Press: Cambodia Daily, Cambodia Times (weekly) and the Phnom Penh Post (fortnightly) and are printed in English. There are also a few pro-Government dailies.
TV: Television National Television of Cambodia (TVK) is a state broadcaster; Aspara TV and TV3 are commercial stations; CTN, CTV9 and TV5 are private broadcasters.
Radio: The National Radio of Cambodia is a state broadcaster; FM 95 (operated by Bayon Radio and TV News Agency, Agence Kampuchea Presse (AKP)), Radio FM 97 (operated by Aspara Radio and TV Radio) and Radio FM 103 are commercial broadcasters.

Airmail to Europe takes four to five days, and seven to 10 days to the USA. The Post & Telephone Office (PTT) in Phnom Penh is located across from the Hotel Monorom at the corner of Achar Mean Boulevard and 126 Street and is open 0700-1200 and 1300-2300. The main post office in Phnom Penh is located on the western side of 13 Street between 98 Street and 102 Street, open 0630-2100. General post office hours: Mon-Fri 0730-1200 and 1430-1700.