Van
@VanYoeun
Canadian looking for information about Cambodia
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About me
Canadian
Lives in Ottawa
Speaks English, Khmer
Registration: 23 July 2011
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Can I believe this lady? by John Birth
Hi, I was in Phnom Penh recently for holidays. I have a good running business in Europe. After 20 years of hard work I decided to slow things down a little. So I tough why not start up something in Cambodia (just to stay busy)and enjoy live in this ...
Wow this girl seems to have some REALLY bad luck, maybe she's related to me :S but yeah sounds like you riding a personal roller coaster Mr. John Birth. Good Luck on your Ride and hope you come to the end unscathed. :P But I would still of course ... Read More
Shopping in Siem Reap by Armand
Hello dear members, I guess this could be an interesting topic. I invite all members in Siem Reap (both locals & expats) to share their daily/weekly/monthly experience about shopping. You may also include some shopping tips/suggestions! So can ...
I just recently did some grocery shopping.. something after a night out at a decently looking 24/hr shop which (BTW) if you see a bottle of 4.50$ Table Wine (Red) from France IS exceptional for it's value. I buy it all the time. But anyhow as for ... Read More
Living in Cambodia and possibility to get a Retirement Visa there by schauerte
Hi, I am looking for the possibility to get a Retirement Visa for Cambodia. What are the requirements. I have a Retirement Visa in Thailand , lived here since 2002, married for 23 years to a Thai national and I am on the run for safety as I am ...
No way $800,000 in a Thai bank for retirement visa. That means that you essentially have to be a millionaire to retire in Thailand. It's 800,000 Baht, approx. $27,000. Even if you get a retirement visa in Siam you must renew once a year. To avoid ... Read More
Living in Cambodia and possibility to get a Retirement Visa there by schauerte
Hi, I am looking for the possibility to get a Retirement Visa for Cambodia. What are the requirements. I have a Retirement Visa in Thailand , lived here since 2002, married for 23 years to a Thai national and I am on the run for safety as I am ...
I know for Thai, you need to be over 50 years of age and prove that you have 800,000$ USD in the bank or something for a retirement Visa ..I'm actually not sure if that was USD or Baht but i think USD, as I have discussed this with people I met who ... Read More
Shopping in Siem Reap by Armand
Hello dear members, I guess this could be an interesting topic. I invite all members in Siem Reap (both locals & expats) to share their daily/weekly/monthly experience about shopping. You may also include some shopping tips/suggestions! So can ...
my tip is always BARGAIN! always.. you can shave off 30 to 50% if you out heckle the sales person. Also if you buy more you can always heckle a bit more down like some sort of wholesale price. basically things that are 18$ you can probably get ... Read More
Visiting Cambodia by netyoda
Hi, My friend and I are planning to visit Cambodia for 2-8 weeks in October with a view to permanent residence. Can anybody suggest a good play to stay? Area, hotel, guest house etc? My friend will be looking for a job possibly teaching English ...
mmm well everyone I know would tell you to go to sihanoukville. I think I stayed at a place called the beach club while I was there but that was 3 years ago (any place with a fresh water pool is recommended). Most places you can find a variation of ... Read More
Going to Cambodia... by VanYoeun
this is not my first time. Actually my first time I was 14 and I stayed in Siem Reap.. there was a civil dispute still going on and when I went to bed I could hear gunfire exchange and explosions going off (it was INTERESTING, especially at that ...
I may just head there. I'm currently in Siem Reap and have a driver friend from Phnom Penh driving us around in a Camry so it's pretty convenient. Though I did just come from the jungle (my village) and can now post on the internetz (FINALLY) Read More
Can I believe this lady? by John Birth
Hi, I was in Phnom Penh recently for holidays. I have a good running business in Europe. After 20 years of hard work I decided to slow things down a little. So I tough why not start up something in Cambodia (just to stay busy)and enjoy live in this ...
yeah visas arent always easy as 1 2 3, but Bangkoks hospital care is decently up to par.. so Thailand would or should have been the first option. anyways, unless you have some sort of long term relationship with the person then I wouldnt trust it. ... Read More
Going to Cambodia...
this is not my first time. Actually my first time I was 14 and I stayed in Siem Reap.. there was a civil dispute still going on and when I went to bed I could hear gunfire exchange and explosions going off (it was INTERESTING, especially at that ... Read More
Can I believe this lady? by John Birth
Hi, I was in Phnom Penh recently for holidays. I have a good running business in Europe. After 20 years of hard work I decided to slow things down a little. So I tough why not start up something in Cambodia (just to stay busy)and enjoy live in this ...
I'm really confused myself. The first place I would think of is Thailand for closest 'best' medicare. In either case tread carefully.. just from a common sense perspective it seems way too sketchy. Read More
Any body been given a woman? I have one now! Would welcome thoughts by madmax888
Before any of you go nuts on me, let me explain. She is not my slave, she has complete freedom to come and go any time she likes. She knows she can go wherever, and whenever she likes. Let me explain her history, and how this came to be. Last ...
I enjoyed reading this forum topic very much (when I read the topic I was like...mmm not surprised).. and I myself am Cambodian. well in a sense that I was born here but raised in Canada. I'm currently in Thailand visiting South East Asia for a ... Read More