Moving to Cambodia

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Railroad
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Re: Moving to Cambodia

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mayalear wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 10:12 pm I'm an adoptee from Cambodia. Visas aren’t an issue as I already have a Cambodian visa with no expiry date.

.. when I was 16 and the other when I was 18, I am now 24.
Wish I was you... :beer3:
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Re: Moving to Cambodia

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mayalear wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 11:03 pm I have an expired Cambodian passport but was adopted by an American and English, I have a Cambodian visa with no expiry date in my English passport
Is it the K visa? If yes, it's effectively permanent residence as it is valid for the duration of your foreign passport's validity. Renewing the passport allows you to also renew the K visa.

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Re: Moving to Cambodia

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Kammekor wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 11:56 pm Next, put your plans in the fridge for a year or so. Currently authorities in Siem Riep are freaking out about the numbers and I wouldn't be surprised if this will be a nationwide approach in a few weeks or months
Kammerkor, you just give the best advise to this ambitious young guy. This is not the time for traveling or relocation, stays safe with your family, gather information save money and wait.
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