CBEQ wrote: ↑Wed Apr 25, 2018 1:30 pm Is the "Department for Social Affairs" essentially mental health here in Cambodia?

Mental health, what's that? Do you mean ghosts?

I had to see if Username was really taken. It was not. So much for trustworthy mods

I just checked my bill from January. It was $70 for a consultation. I do have insurance, and he did ask that as one of the first questions, both this time and a few years ago. I don't know if that affects the price in any way.

Long-time medical practitioner in Cambodia, British Dr Gavin Scott of the http://www.travellersmedicalclinic.com on St. 108. Most folks have been there and report being well satisfied, including me. Initial fee 50$ plus tests. Follow ups slightly cheaper. Initial fee was raised to $70 last time I w...

Amandarae16 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 22, 2018 6:14 am Heyyy Rae 32 female paramedic

Are you working as a paramedic in Cambodia, or is it your background? Welcome to the forum!

It alone will not solve the problem, but it will lessen the financial burden on the state normally associated with lengthy prison terms and send a very strong message. iirc, it cost around $80/day to keep someone in prison in the US. India maybe $10, but with such a huge population, a strain on fin...

What I can do is actually work as a volunteer for a couple of weeks as Im already cleared for working for kids since Ive been a part time teacher in the past. All the police clearence looks the same anyway. It's something Ive always have wanted to do anyways so it's a double win. If I'm not mistake...

A fine for smoking weed in 2004 won't even show on your record, unless you ask for an extended record. Even if the Cambodian government would ask for it, you could just ask for a regular record and they wouldn't know the difference. Norway is pretty strict about releasing extended criminal records. ...

why does all these idiots who have not ride a bike before in their entire life think that they can ride a bike here of all the places? shld plaster their faces all over FB as case study of what not to do in a foreign country. It worked for me. Rode my first 110cc in Laos, then went on to a 250cc in...

Are you saying you've banged her, Jamie?