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Started by Aussietraveller, 2007-10-03 21:59
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Senior Member Posted 2007-10-04 09:12:12
More info on business visa:
You need to get a one month business visa to start which costs, officialy, $us25. Unoficially it can vary if your using a border crossing also need two photos or you will be charged extra. After this you can apply for extension of 1 month, 3 months, six months or one year. Only 6 months and above are multiple entry and you can extend business visas indefinately. Cost is around 25us, 40us, 70us, 140us, 12 month can't remember. The extensions are easiest to get from an agent as they are mass processed but you can go to the ministry across the road from the airport if you want to save a minimal amount. The biz visas are easy to get and all you have to do is write an occupation on the application which will be approved and issued on the spot. If you have a tourist visa you will have to apply for a month biz visa before you can get the longer biz visas - you have to start off with a one month biz visa first and even though its one month you can apply for extension after a couple of weeks. #3
Platinum Member Posted 2007-10-04 22:12:03
Have you had good experience with E Visa Aussie? I personally haven't tried them. Isn't it just as easy to get a visa on arrival?
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Senior Member Posted 2007-10-05 08:03:47
Have you had good experience with E Visa Aussie? I personally haven't tried them. Isn't it just as easy to get a visa on arrival? I would imagine its no easier as your still going to have to have it converted to sticker for passport at immigration anyway. And knowing the border crossings there will be maybe an unofficial "convert to sticker" fee. Can't see the point in it myself. #5
Platinum Member Posted 2007-10-05 20:39:31
I guess I was thinking of arriving at the airport - it's easy to get stamped in there on arrival - $25 I seem to remember
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Star Member Posted 2007-10-06 08:25:03
List of Foreign Embassies in Cambodia
Embassy of Australia Villa11, R V Senei Vannavaut Oum (St. 254), Daun Penh District, Phnom Penh , Cambodia Tel: (855-23) 213 470 Fax: (855-23) 213 413 Email:austemb@bigpond.com.kh or australian.embassy.cambodia@dfat.gov.au Website:www.embassy.gov.au/kh.html Embassy of Brunei Nº. 237, Paster Street 51, Khan Chamcar Mon, Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 211 457/ 458 Fax: (855-23) 211 456 Email:brunei@bigpond.com.kh Canadian Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Canada Villa #9, R.V. Senei Vinnavut Out (Former St. 254) Sangkat Chaktomuk Khan Daun Penh Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: (855) 23-213-470, ext. 426 Fax: (855) 23-211-389 E-mail:pnmpn@dfait-maeci.gc.ca Website:http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/cambodia/ Chinese Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of China No. 156 Mao Tse Tuong Blvd., Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 720 920 Fax: (855-23) 720 922 Email:ChinaEmbassy@bigpond.kh French Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of France No. 1, Preah Monivong Blvd., Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: (855-23) 430 026 Fax: (855-23) 430 041 Email:consulatfrance@bigpond.com.kh Website:http://www.ambafrance.gov.kh/ German Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Germany No 76-78, Street 214 (= Rue Yougoslavie), Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: (855-23) 216 193/ 381 Fax: (855-23) 427 746 Email:germanembassy@everyday.com.kh Website:http://www.germanembassy-cambodia.org/en/home/index.html Indian Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of India No.777 Preah Monivong Blvd, Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 210 912/ 913 Fax: (855-23) 213 640, 210914 Email:embindia@bigpond.com.kh or indembpp@bigpond.com.kh Indonesian Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Indonesia No 90, Preah Norodom Blvd., Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: (855-23) 217 148/ 934 Fax: (855-23) 217 566/ 947 Email:kukppenh@bigpond.com.kh Website:http://www.indonesia-phnompenh.org/ Japanese Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Japan No.194, Preah Norodom Blvd., Sangkat Tonle Bassac, Khan Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 217161-4 Fax: (855-23) 216162 Email:eojc@online.com.kh Website:http://www.kh.emb-japan.go.jp/index-e.htm Korean Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Korea No. 64 Street 214, Boeung Raing, Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 211901-2 Fax: (855-23) 211903 Email:embkorcam@bigpond.com.kh Website:http://www.mofat.go.kr/mission/ emb/embassy_en.mof Laos Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Laos No.15-17, Mao Tse Tung Blvd., Khan Chamcar Mon, Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 982 632 Fax: (855-23) 720 907 Malaysian Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Malaysia Nº5, Street 242, Chaktomouk, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 216 176/ 177 Fax: (855-23) 216 004 Email:mwppenh@bigpond.com.kh Myanmar Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Myanmar 181 Preah Norodom Blvd. Boeung Keng Kang I, Khan Chamcar Mon, Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 213 663-4 Fax: (855-23) 213 665 Email:M.E.PHNOMPENH@bigpond.com.kh Philippines Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Philippines Nº. 33, Street 294, Tonle Bassac, Khan Chamcar Mon, Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 215 145, 982 985 Fax: (855-23) 215 143 Email:phnompenh@bigpond.com.kh or ph@wordmail.com.kh Russian Federation Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of the Russian Federation No 213, Samdech Sothearos Blvd., Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: (855 23) 210931 Fax: (855 23) 216776 E-mail:russemba@online.com.kh Website:www.embrusscambodia.mid.ru/ Singapore embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Singapore No 92 Preah Norodom Boulevard Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: (855-23) 360 855/856 Fax: (855-23)-210 862/ 360 850 Email:singemb@bigpond.com.kh Website:www.mfa.gov.sg/phnompenh/ Royal Thai Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Thailand No.196 Preah Norodom Boulevard, Sangkat Tonle Bassac, Khan Chamcar Mon, Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 726 306 - 10 (Auto Line) Fax: (855-23) 726 303 Email:thaipnp@mfa.go.th or thaipnp@mail.camshin.net Website:www.mfa.go.th/web/1300.php British Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia British Embassy No.27-29, Street 75 Srah Chak, Duan Penh Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: (855-23) 427 124 / 428 153 Fax: (855-23) 427 125 E-mail:Britemb@online.com.kh Website:www.britishembassy.gov.uk/ American Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia U.S. Embassy No 16, Street 228 (streets 51-63) Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: (855-23) 216 436 / 216 438 Fax: (855-23) 216 437 Website:http://usembassy.state.gov/ Vietnamese Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Embassy of Vietnam No. 436 Monivong Blvd., Phnom Penh Tel: (855-23) 362741 Fax: (855-23) 427 385, 362 314 Edited by cdnvic, 2007-10-06 08:26:02. #7
Star Member Posted 2007-10-06 08:47:48
List of Cambodian Embassies Abroad
Cambodian Embassy in Canberra, Australia Embassy of Cambodia in Australia No. 5 Canterbury Crescent Deakin, ACT 2600, Australia Deakin Phone: 612 6273 1259 Fax: 61 2 6273 1053 Email:cambodia@embassy.net.au WebSite:www.embassyofcambodia.org.nz Cambodian Embassy in Tasek Meradun JLN Tutong, Brunei Embassy of Cambodia in Brunei 8 Simpang 845 KG Tasek Meradun JLN Tutong, B.S.B Brunei Darussalam Tasek Meradun JLN Tutong Phone: (673)-2654 046 Fax: (673)-2650 646 Email:cambodia@brunet.bn Cambodian Embassy in Beijing, China Cambodian Embassy Beijing, PRC 9 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie 100600, Beijing, China Tel: (861) 65321889, 6532 3507 Fax: (861) 6532 3507 Email:cambassybeijing@sohu.com General Consulate of Cambodia in Guang Zhou, China General Consulate of Cambodia in China Room 811, The Garden Hotel Huan Shi Rd. E., Guangzhou, 5100064, China Phone: (8620)-8 387 9005, Fax: (8620)-8 387 9006 Email:cambodia@public.guanzhou.gd.cn General Consulate of Cambodia in Hong Kong, China General Consulate of Cambodia in China Room No 3606 Singga CC 144-151 Connaught Road West Hong Kong, China Tel: (852) 2546 0718, 2362 3656 Fax: (852) 2803 0570 Email:cacghk@netvigator.com General Consulate of Cambodia in Shanghai, China General Consulate of Cambodia in China Huasheng Commercial Bldg 9th floor, Hankou Road 400 Shanghai, China Tel:(8621) 63 611 437/668 Fax: (8621) 63 600 949 Email:tangjx@online.sh.cn Cambodian Embassy in Havana, CUBA, Cuba Embassy of Cambodia in Cuba ( Havana) No. 7001Sta AV. ESQ70 Miramar, Havana, CUBA Havana, CUBA Phone: 537 241 495 to 496 Fax: 537 246 400 Email: cambodia@ceniai.inf.cu Cambodian Embassy in Paris, France (Paris) Embassy of Cambodia in Paris, France 4 Rue Adolphe Yvon 75116 Paris Paris Phone: 331 45 034720 Fax: 331 45 034740 Email:ambcambodgeparis@mangoosta.fr Cambodian Embassy in Berlin, Germany Embassy of Cambodia in Germany Benjamin-Vogelsdorf Str.2 13187 Berlin, Germany Berlin Phone: 4930-4863 7901 Fax: 4930-4863 7972 Email:Rec-berlin@t-online.de Cambodian Embassy in New Delhi, India Embassy of Cambodia in India N-14 Panscheel Park, New Delhi 110017, India New Delhi Phone: (91-11) 649 5091/92 Fax: (91-11) 649 5093 Email:camboemb@ndb.vsnl.net.in Cambodian Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia Embassy of Cambodia in Indonesia 4th Floor, Panin Bank Plaza JL 52 Palmera Utara Jakarta 11480, Indonesia Jakarta Phone: (6221) 919 2895 Fax: (6221) 520 2673 Email:recjkt@cani.net.id or chivorn@cani.net.id Cambodian Embassy in Tokyo, Japan Embassy of Cambodia in Tokyo (Japan) 8.6.9, Akasaka, Minato - Ku Tokyo 1070052, Japan Tokyo Phone: (81-3) 5412 8521/8522/8524 Fax: (81-3) 5412 8526 Email:aap33850@hkg.odn.ne.jp Cambodiain Embassy in Pyong Yang, North Korea Embassy of Cambodia in North Korea Rue de l'universite commune Mounsou Arrondissement Daedongang Pyong Yang, Korea(North) Tel: (850 ) 381 7283 Fax: (850 ) 381 7625 Cambodian Embassy in Seoul, Korea (South) Embassy of Cambodia in Korea 653-8 Hamarss Dong, Yongsan Gu, Seoul, Korea Seoul Phone: (822)-3785 1041 Fax: (822)-3785 1040 Email:camboemb@korea.com Cambodian Embassy in Vientiane, Laos Embassy of Cambodia in Laos (Vientiane) Thadeua Road KM2 Vientiane B.P.34 Lao Vientiane Phone: (8562) 131 4950/4952 Fax: (8562) 131 4951 Email:recamlao@laotel.com Cambodian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia Embassy of Cambodia in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 83/JKR 2809 Lingkungan U -Thant 55000 Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Phone: (603) 4257 1150 Fax: (603) 4257 1157 Email:reckl@tm.net.my Cambodian Embassy in Yangon, Myanmar Embassy of Cambodia in Myanmar No.34 Kada Aye Pagoda Road Bahan Township,Yangon Yangon Phone: (951) 546 156 Fax: (951) 546 156 Email:RECYANGON@mptmail.net.mm Cambodian Embassy in Makati City, Philippines Embassy of Cambodia in the Republic of the Philippines Unit 7A-B, Country Space 1 Building Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue 1200 Makati City, MM, Philippines Makati City Phone: (632)818 9981 or 810 1896 or 819 5928 Fax: (632) 818 9983 Email:cam.emb.ma@netasia.net Cambodian Embassy in Moscow, Russian Federation Embassy of Cambodia in Russian Federation Starokopuchenny Per 16 121002 Moscow, Russia Tel: (7095) 202 7668/2115/3925/2234 Fax: (7503) 956 65 73 Cambodian Embassy in Gateway East Singapore , Singapore Embassy of Cambodia in Singapore 152 Beach Road #11 - 05 Gateway East Singapore 189721, Singapore Gateway East Singapore Phone: (65) 299 3028/3828 Fax: (65) 299 3622 Email:cambodiaembassy@pacific.net.sg Cambodian Embassy in Geneva, Switzerland, Switzerland Embassy of Cambodia in Switzerland (Geneva) Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Cambodia. N° 3, chemin Taverney, P.O. Box 213,1218 Grand Saconnex, Geneva, Switzerland Phone: + 41 22 788 77 73 Fax: + 41 22 788 77 74 Email:cambodge@bluewin.ch Cambodian Embassy in Bangkok , Thailand Embassy of Cambodia in Thailand (Bangkok) No. 185 Rajddamri Road Lumpini Patumwan, Bangkok 10330 Bangkok, Thailand Phone: (662) 2 546630 Fax: (662) 253 9859 Email:RECBKK@hotmail.com General Consulate of Cambodia in Sa Kaew , Thailand General Consulate of Cambodia in Thailand (Sa Kaew) No. 666, Sovanasone Road Ampheu Meung Sa Kaew 27000 Sa Kaew Province, Thailand Phone: (037) 421 734/735 Fax: (037) 421 736 Email:consulsk@cscoms.com Cambodian Embassy in Washington, United States Embassy of Cambodia in U.S.A (State of Washington) 1818 Westlake Avenue N., Suit #315, Seattle, WA 98109, U.S.A Washington Phone: (206) 217-0830 Fax: (206) 361-7888 Email:counsl_huoth@diplomats.com Cambodian Embassy in Washington , United States Embassy of Cambodia in Washington D.C. 4500 16th Street NW Washington D.C. 20011, U.S.A. Washington Phone: (202) 726 8042 or 726 8064 or 291 2745 Fax: (202) 7268381 Website:www.embassy.org/cambodia Cambodian Embassy in New York, United States Embassy of Cambodia in U.S.A (New York) 866 UN Plaza, Suite 420 New York, NY 10017, USA New York Phone: 212 223 0676 Fax: (212) 2230425 Email:Cambodia@un.int Cambodian Embassy in California, United States Embassy of Cambodia in U.S.A (State of California) 422 Ord Street, Suite G, Los Angeles, CA 90012, U.S.A California Phone: (213) 625 7777 Fax: (213) 625-7766 Email:cambodiaconsulate@usa.net Cambodian Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam Embassy of Cambodia in Vietnam No 71 A Tran Hung Dao Street Hanoi, S.R. Vietnam Hanoi Phone: (844) 942 4789 Fax: (844) 942 3225 Email:arch@fpt.vn General Consulate of Cambodia in Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City) No 41 Phung Khac Khoan Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Phone: (848) 829 2751 Fax: (848) 829 2744 Email:cambocg@hcm.unn.vn Both lists above acquired from: http://www.cambodia.gov.kh/ #8
Super Member Posted 2007-10-07 17:16:11
I guess I was thinking of arriving at the airport - it's easy to get stamped in there on arrival - $25 I seem to remember Yes the E-visa is 25 USD, and yes they have special lanes for e-visa holders, but in practice the time gain is minimum, as for instance Phnom Penh airport isn't busy, and they are very fast in issuing the normal 20 USD tourist visas. #9
Advanced Member Posted 2007-10-10 16:42:08
I guess I was thinking of arriving at the airport - it's easy to get stamped in there on arrival - $25 I seem to remember is there no belgium ambassy in combodja #10
Thaitanium Member Posted 2007-10-28 10:11:45
Does Cambodia have any provisions for permanent residency?
#11
Senior Member Posted 2007-10-28 10:19:42
Have you had good experience with E Visa Aussie? I personally haven't tried them. Isn't it just as easy to get a visa on arrival? Used it and made it 10 times quicker and easier, I had my visa in under 24 hours and it arrived in my mail box on a Saturday. No more big stickers in the passport just a tiny stamp!! #12
Senior Member Posted 2007-10-29 07:59:13
Does Cambodia have any provisions for permanent residency? There is no specific provision or visa category for permanent residency, however the business visa can be renewed indefinitely without leaving the country. 12 months costs $250 - $265 depending on which agent you use. As a previous poster stated, the 6 and 12 month visas are multiple-entry. No checks of any kind are made on applicants for the business visa and the only documentation required is the completed application form, photograph, and papers bearing the portrait of dead American presidents! I strongly recommend using an agent rather than trying to enjoin battle with the Immigration Department yourself. It doesn't cost much more, and Immigration have been known to give people who apply in person the runaround (presumably because they don't then get the kickback which the agents pay them). The business visa easily enables you to open bank accounts and get Visa/Mastercard debit and credit cards - though a security deposit is usually required for the latter. Accounts may be held in either Riels or US dollars, and certain types of account can offer fairly competitive interest rates. There are almost no restrictions on foreigners owning and operating businesses in Cambodia. You can own 100% of the business, without any requirement for local shareholders, partners, agents, or employees. You are also allowed to work in your business in any capacity, and may employ other foreigners (quite a few places have Vietnamese or Filipino staff, for example). I also understand that it is now possible for foreigners to own property, but the law was only passed a few weeks ago and precise details are still a little sketchy. Phnom Penh is a very congenial place to live, and I find the Khmers to be pleasant, friendly and tolerant on a superficial level. They are not as nationalistic or as overtly xenophobic as the Thais - you will hardly ever hear the word barang for example. As with the Thais however, it is not so easy to make anything other than casual Khmer acquaintances. Some things in Phnom Penh, such as good Western booze, wine, and books are considerably cheaper than Thailand, though the selection of books is far better in Bangkok. Food is about the same price or a little cheaper than Thailand, and there is an abundant choice of good-quality eateries offering the whole gamut of Asian and Western cuisines. There are also a number of really nice open-air cafes and bars, serving good coffee, alcohol and food ( a legacy of the French). However, there is not as much low-cost street food available as there is in Thailand. Supermarkets are fairly well-stocked with a good selection of Western comforts. Accommodation can often represent better value for money than Bangkok, though you may have to shop around a little. Electricity and home internet connection are more expensive than Thailand, particularly the latter, and connection speeds can range from acceptable to erratic. Prices are however coming down and connection speeds improving, as more service providers enter the market. Although medical care is not quite as dreadful as it used to be, it is still pretty awful and is also much more expensive than Thailand. A few of the international clinics have expat or reasonably competent local doctors, and they can handle routine primary care. There are well-stocked pharmacies, which will dispense anything you want without a prescription. Although the pharmacists are not usually as knowledgeable as those in Thailand, the cost of medicines can sometimes be significantly cheaper. You need to make sure that you have medical insurance which includes a provision for evacuation to Bangkok or Singapore in an emergency, or for treatment for anything other than minor conditions. Most places outside Phnom Penh are far less developed with poor infrastructure. Only Siem Riep and Sihanoukville have much in the way of Western-style amenities, and except perhaps in Siem Riep, you can forget about medical care. Edited by Rumpole, 2007-10-29 08:25:50. #13
Weary traveller Posted 2007-12-07 11:35:24
...."There are almost no restrictions on foreigners owning and operating businesses in Cambodia. You can own 100% of the business, without any requirement for local shareholders, partners, agents, or employees. You are also allowed to work in your business in any capacity, and may employ other foreigners (quite a few places have Vietnamese or Filipino staff, for example). I also understand that it is now possible for foreigners to own property, but the law was only passed a few weeks ago and precise details are still a little sketchy."
Almost?? what are the restrictions? Is this 100% true and verified??? Sounds great as it gets harder and harder in thailand. Do they have an good goverment websites with info in English or are there any lawyers like Sunbelt in Cambodia? Edited by phuketrichard, 2007-12-07 11:53:22. #14
Senior Member Posted 2007-12-07 17:20:02
...."There are almost no restrictions on foreigners owning and operating businesses in Cambodia. You can own 100% of the business, without any requirement for local shareholders, partners, agents, or employees. You are also allowed to work in your business in any capacity, and may employ other foreigners (quite a few places have Vietnamese or Filipino staff, for example). I also understand that it is now possible for foreigners to own property, but the law was only passed a few weeks ago and precise details are still a little sketchy." Almost?? what are the restrictions? Is this 100% true and verified??? Sounds great as it gets harder and harder in thailand. Do they have an good goverment websites with info in English or are there any lawyers like Sunbelt in Cambodia? Does anyone know how much business tax, income tax or capital gains tax is in Cambodia? #15
Member Posted 2007-12-17 18:55:04
More info on business visa: If you have a tourist visa you will have to apply for a month biz visa before you can get the longer biz visas - you have to start off with a one month biz visa first and even though its one month you can apply for extension after a couple of weeks. I was told by a travel agent in Phnom Penh that you can no longer apply for the business visa while in Cambodia on a tourist visa. You have to apply before entering the country. Do you know if this is right, and, if so, is it still just as easy to get a business visa without any other documents? Ted #16
Senior Member Posted 2007-12-31 08:16:11
Thanks all,
I am starting my 3rd year living/working in Thailand. However the messages re: living in Cambodia seem to indicate a less problematic approach to life than what X-pats in LOS must adhere to if we want to be allowed to remain. #17
Senior Member Posted 2008-07-31 22:27:18
Hello all,is it still the same deal with the business visa in cambodia-$25 for the one month biz visa on arrival at pp airport,then you can get another 6 or 12 months as you wish via travel agent?
If so what are the fees now for 6 or 12 months? cheers for any help. #18
Weary traveller Posted 2008-08-01 01:46:50
Yes get the business visa for $25 on arrival and then apply for the extension.
i just was over there for a month, rented an apt, got a 6 month muitple entry visa for $140 at a travel agent, you can get them done everywhere, 1 year is about $250 I love it there The people are friendly the atmosphere is like Thailand 25 years ago. Only negative is the food is not as spicy but since i have my thai gf going back with me she can cook for us. After 24 years here in Land of Smiles i have had it with the problems to stay and Cambodia likes Barangs unlike thailand where they just put up with us Also i found the expats are more easy going and Khmers are much easier to meet and socialize with Its hard to explain, you just have to go to see also after holding a visa continuesly for 5 years u can apply and GET Cambodia citizenship whch allows you to buy land and get a passport. try that here Edited by phuketrichard, 2008-08-01 02:15:08. #19
Senior Member Posted 2008-08-01 16:59:07
Cheers for that,just the sort of info i was looking for.I totally agree with your points.For people without a thai wife,i dont think the anxiety of not knowing whether you can stay,& so plan long time makes it worth staying.
I went to cambodge for a months travel on my own in 2003 so maybe a fair bits changed.I think i had one of the hardest journeys in the back of a pick up truck with 15 others,from stung treng to kratie.I was so bad it was good. A few more questions; Considering i would be taking my asian girlfreind with me,is it fairly safe?(I have the slightest of feelings that i'm irresponsible taking her there as she says up to you to everything i say  ) If i wanted to rent a cheap apartment monthly where would you recommend with good internet access,& what sort of price for a one room with attached bathroom? What personal internet options do i have,with reliability? Cheers again #20
Senior Member Posted 2008-09-04 22:05:23
More info on business visa: You need to get a one month business visa to start which costs, officialy, $us25. Unoficially it can vary if your using a border crossing also need two photos or you will be charged extra. After this you can apply for extension of 1 month, 3 months, six months or one year. Only 6 months and above are multiple entry and you can extend business visas indefinately. Cost is around 25us, 40us, 70us, 140us, 12 month can't remember. The extensions are easiest to get from an agent as they are mass processed but you can go to the ministry across the road from the airport if you want to save a minimal amount. The biz visas are easy to get and all you have to do is write an occupation on the application which will be approved and issued on the spot. If you have a tourist visa you will have to apply for a month biz visa before you can get the longer biz visas - you have to start off with a one month biz visa first and even though its one month you can apply for extension after a couple of weeks. #21
Platinum Member Posted 2008-09-04 22:56:10
Cheers for that,just the sort of info i was looking for.I totally agree with your points.For people without a thai wife,i dont think the anxiety of not knowing whether you can stay,& so plan long time makes it worth staying. I went to cambodge for a months travel on my own in 2003 so maybe a fair bits changed.I think i had one of the hardest journeys in the back of a pick up truck with 15 others,from stung treng to kratie.I was so bad it was good. A few more questions; Considering i would be taking my asian girlfreind with me,is it fairly safe?(I have the slightest of feelings that i'm irresponsible taking her there as she says up to you to everything i say ) If i wanted to rent a cheap apartment monthly where would you recommend with good internet access,& what sort of price for a one room with attached bathroom? What personal internet options do i have,with reliability? Cheers again Apartments do not usualy come with internet access , but there are so many internet cafes around that should be no problem for you . I have a 2 room apartment with good sized balcony , everything included , furniture , cable TV , cooking facilities , large fridge etc , have to supply your own cooking utensils , pots , pans etc , good sized toilet in room(that works) . Rent is $120.00 a month plus electric , water , cable and cooking gas , comes out at about $45.00 a month , i have my own old computer in the room , have a reliable ISP , rent a phone , $8.00 a month and never get bothered by any-one . With the no-hastle visa and friendly people , Cambodia living is a breeze compared to Thailand , never been approached by police , never confronted by local drunks , ex-pats are friendly , you can start your own buisiness , become a resident in 5 years , own property , sit back and relax . #22
Platinum Member Posted 2008-09-04 23:01:22
More info on business visa: You need to get a one month business visa to start which costs, officialy, $us25. Unoficially it can vary if your using a border crossing also need two photos or you will be charged extra. After this you can apply for extension of 1 month, 3 months, six months or one year. Only 6 months and above are multiple entry and you can extend business visas indefinately. Cost is around 25us, 40us, 70us, 140us, 12 month can't remember. The extensions are easiest to get from an agent as they are mass processed but you can go to the ministry across the road from the airport if you want to save a minimal amount. The biz visas are easy to get and all you have to do is write an occupation on the application which will be approved and issued on the spot. If you have a tourist visa you will have to apply for a month biz visa before you can get the longer biz visas - you have to start off with a one month biz visa first and even though its one month you can apply for extension after a couple of weeks. #23
Senior Member Posted 2008-09-11 10:20:28
The Cambodian Embassy has moved to the road which is a continuation of Ramkhamhaeng Soi 39 (Pracha Uthit?) just around the corner from the Laos Embassy. You will be asked for 1100 Baht for the tourist visa, or if you have US dollars its 25 while you wait or 20 for 2-3 working days.
Edited by ThunderDuck, 2008-09-11 10:21:33. #24
Senior Member Posted 2008-09-21 12:58:36
More info on business visa: You need to get a one month business visa to start which costs, officialy, $us25. Unoficially it can vary if your using a border crossing also need two photos or you will be charged extra. After this you can apply for extension of 1 month, 3 months, six months or one year. Only 6 months and above are multiple entry and you can extend business visas indefinately. Cost is around 25us, 40us, 70us, 140us, 12 month can't remember. The extensions are easiest to get from an agent as they are mass processed but you can go to the ministry across the road from the airport if you want to save a minimal amount. The biz visas are easy to get and all you have to do is write an occupation on the application which will be approved and issued on the spot. If you have a tourist visa you will have to apply for a month biz visa before you can get the longer biz visas - you have to start off with a one month biz visa first and even though its one month you can apply for extension after a couple of weeks. If I arrive in PP,what is the procedure to apply for the business visa?Is it done on arrival at the airport and if so,what is the procedure?I am considering a move to Cambodia as it's more receptive to foreigners regarding visas than Thailand. TIA for replies. John Edited by LTGTR, 2008-09-21 13:15:23. #25
Platinum Member Posted 2008-09-21 13:23:20
On a recent trip, the visa applications were handed out on the aircraft along with arrival/departure cards.
Just mark business visa in the appropriate place. There is a counter with about 10 attendants ,just hand over the application/passport and cash ,wait at the right hand end of counter for 10 minutes and your in like Flynn |
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