There's not much writing work to be had in Cambodia but you can freelance online - and thus work for anyone, anywhere and there's plenty of that available from Cambodia. As others have said; you shouldn't have too much trouble landing English teaching work (though it won't pay that much). Health car...

Lol. There's a certain pro-Sihanoukville bias on this forum. Me, I hate beaches. Hate them. I like swimming pools but sod getting sand in everything you own and pretending that it's enjoyable. I also can't believe anyone would ever get bored with the temples... there's loads of 'em and they're all b...

The proof of residency is your visa. If you need proof of address - you can get your employer to write a letter confirming it for the UK passport office. That's what I did. That residency certificate is totally unnecessary...

Yes, you can own land and the Phnom Penh post recently printed half a dozen ways to do it. You can set up a company to buy the land, give 51% of the shares to a local (or split them between more than one local - if you really don't trust them) but give them 0% voting rights (e.g. no legal rights to ...

i-Qlick are the official Canon retailer here and about 25-30% more expensive than dealers using parallel imports from Singapore... if you want a full international warranty, they're the best choice but if you don't, the camera shops on Monivong will be cheaper and the lenses just as good.

The law is clear that if you own a business here that you aren't considered to be working and thus don't need a work permit. I am enjoying the ridiculous interpretations of the law to squeeze extra cash out of people but you don't need a work permit. Though many people will be happy to sell you one.