Good afternoon to all members and viewers of this forum (especially pinoy members)
im planning to visit cambodia within this month at
Just want to ask some TIPS about the things listed below:
FLIGHT SCHEDULES AND FARES
- airport, prices, rules and regulation
- visit visa, business visa
ACCOMODATIONS
- budget rooms, promo accomodations,
- daily / weekly / monthly accomodation
TRANSPORTATION AND OTHER RESOURCES
- public transport
- taxi / jeep / pedicab / MRT/LRT
RESTAURANTS- STORES
- pinoy stores in the city and other area
BANKING AND REMITTANCES
- banking hours
- remittance business
COMMUNICATION
- phones, fonecards, SIMs, loads etc
- internet shop, wifi - malls etc
CULTURE AND FOOD
- pinoy food and restaurants
- promo meals
JOBS/ WORK/SALARIES AND OPPORTUNITIES
- in-demand jobs
- part-time jobs
- side lines
IMMIGRATION /VISAS /STAYS
- migration / permanent residency
- change of visas
- how to extend much longer stay
HEALTH CARE
LEGAL INFORMATION
hope you could help me with this stuff. thank you very much and more power to this forum.
GOD BLESS!!!
NEED some tips.... thanks
I just returned from PP last week hotels range from 6 dollars to the average price of 20 to 30 dollars food is chaep and traansportation is same as in phils cambodia is similar to phils in many ways take time learn to say no thank you for there are many hawkers on the street when u land at the airport have 25 us dollars ready u hand it to the person at the visa line and then u wait till the holdup your passport and say your when u live its 20 us dollars if u want a work visa i think u can pay 250 dollars after your first 30 days im not to sure but u can get a e-visa on line from cambodia visa web site as for work u should go to local resturants and bars where u can meet expats teaching english and working for a NGO is common place enjoy traffic is crazy but if u r from phils u will feel right at home
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