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Sub-Decree on Classification, Formalities and Procedures for Issuance of Permits to E-Commerce Providers
The instrument that turns the Law on Electronic Commerce into an operating requirement — classifying who needs a permit and who needs a licence, and the procedure for each.
- Issuer
- Council of Ministers
- Issued
- 27 August 2020
- Legal force
- In force
- Sectors
- E-commerce · Digital platforms
- Verified
Who it binds
Persons and entities providing e-commerce services in Cambodia, classified by whether they are natural persons or legal entities.
What it requires
- A two-track regime: an e-commerce permit for natural persons and sole proprietors, and an e-commerce licence for legal entities and branches of foreign companies.
- Sets the classification, formalities and procedures under which the Ministry of Commerce issues each.
What it does not cover
The limits of an instrument decide whether it applies to you, and are rarely published. These are stated from the instrument itself.
- Financial licensing. Holding an e-commerce permit or licence does not authorise payment services — that needs an NBC licence under Prakas B14-017-161.
- The permit and licence durations and application detail, which are set by MOC Prakas 290.
- Penalties, which come from Joint Prakas 316.
- Digital assets, which sit under a different authority entirely.
Sources
- Legal Compliance Alert: reminder on applying for permits or licences for e-commerceSithisak Law Office · professional legal commentary
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