Can I fly to Cambodia and back to South Korea to catch my flight home to the US after my study abroad visa is over?

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You're from a visa-free country

I'm assuming from your question you're a US citizen, if so you don't need to worry. You'll enter South Korea as a tourist and be granted 90 days which are ample time to leave. The immigration officer might ask you some questions, given your recent stay, to make sure you don't intend to remain there. Generally showing proof of onward travel (your ticket to the US) should be enough.

You're from a visa country and flying through Incheon

If you're from a country where a visa is required to enter South Korea, you may still be able to get in without one.

TWOV (Transit Without Visa): Holders of onward tickets transiting Seoul Incheon (ICN), for a max. transit time of 24 hours. Holders of onward tickets transiting Seoul Incheon (ICN), participating in the Transit Tourism Program for a max. transit time of 72 hours.

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