RIP. I don’t think any expat has ever survived an induced coma in Cambodia.

Are you renting a place and did you pay a security deposit and can you ask for it back or part of it back?

abcdeteacherKOW wrote: ↑Tue Mar 14, 2023 4:17 pm
Property seized?

What property do you have that you are worried could be seized and why don’t you sell it to buy a bus ticket to Phnom Penh?

abcdeteacherKOW wrote: ↑Tue Mar 14, 2023 4:02 pm American.
Embassy told me to go to pp.
No money. Can't.
Yes, sol.

I realize.

Did you tell the embassy you have no money, you can’t get to Phnom Penh and you need consular services in Siem reap?

I’m sorry to hear this. Have you contacted American citizen consular services at the US embassy? They can loan destitute Americans money to get home but I think there are hoops to jump through, like they require you to ask friends and family in the USA for money first. On a side note (not a lecture)...

Anchor (cans) is my beer of choice when I’m in bars. I thought it was the most popular beer for expats. Every bar I’d go to would have Anchor cans, for years. Nowadays some expat bars have stopped stocking it. They say “drink Cambodia beer” which is similar in taste but not the same. Have any other ...

@PSD-Kiwi What happens if you take a PCR test to leave Cambodia that shows up positive with Omicron? Do you still get arrested and spend a week in a prison? (At your own expense) Assessed on a case-by-case basis, the majority are permitted to self-quarantine at home if they have a suitable residenc...

Maybe she did fake her vax papers after all.

Someone once told me you can tell everything you need to know about a society by just watching their driving habits. The way they drive is like holding a mirror up to all the other aspects of their lives. If you look at cultures around the world I think he's right. Oh :please: come on. More of the ...

No one will ever stand up to China.