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Kheang Sreyphin
Kheang SreyphinExperienced
Asked: April 21, 2021

What is the average salary in Cambodia?

There is no set definition for salary, or what is a good salary in Cambodia?, and as a result it is hard to say what is a good salary in Cambodia. There are number of factors that go into defining ...Read more

There is no set definition for salary, or what is a good salary in Cambodia?, and as a result it is hard to say what is a good salary in Cambodia. There are number of factors that go into defining what is a good salary in Cambodia, and it all depends on what you need to make in order to support yourself, and your family. A starting salary is typically quite low, and it can take years to reach what is considered a good salary in Cambodia, if you make it that far.

As a foreigner in Cambodia working for a local company, you will be paid in USD. The USD salary you are given may not be in line with the local cost of living. For example, an expat working for a local company in Phnom Penh, may see a salary in the region of USD 2000 per month, which is a very good salary for Cambodia.

To get a good salary in Cambodia, you’re required to have experiences and capabilities in doing the job in a company. With these criteria, you’re able to earn a good salary that fit your skills. With this point, you’re also required to hold a Bachelor degree or master degree to prove your education. At least finish college so that your salary expectation will be in consideration, and you’ll definitely can get a good salary.

Getting a good salary also depends on the job that you’ve chosen as well. To give an instance, if you’re working in a Bank with a position an accountant, financier, HR, and so on, salary around $500 to $1000 per month is expected to be a good salary in Cambodia.

If you work as a manager, the salary that is expected to be good one should be around $1000 to $2000 per month, and the more skillful you have, a higher salary you’ll get with this position. Some company may also give a bonus or dividend to employees, so employees can earn more money which is a very good occasion.

What is the average salary in Cambodia?

In short, a person who works in Cambodia normally can earn around 3 310 000 KRH ($828) per month, which is expected to be an average salary, following by 838 000 KRH ($210) per month, which is expected to be the lowest average salary, and 14 800 000 KRH ($3700) is expected to be a good salary and a high salary.

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Kheang Sreyphin
Kheang SreyphinExperienced
Asked: April 20, 2021

What is the most important food in Cambodia?

When you think about the foods that are most representative of Cambodia, you probably think about food that is eaten on a daily basis. These are the Cambodian foods that are eaten for breakfast, lunch and dinner. However, there are ...Read more

When you think about the foods that are most representative of Cambodia, you probably think about food that is eaten on a daily basis. These are the Cambodian foods that are eaten for breakfast, lunch and dinner. However, there are also a number of foods that are eaten on special occasions or during festivals that are considered national symbols of Cambodia. Among those foods are:

1. Rice

Cambodian Cooked Rice

Cambodian Cooked Rice

Rice is considered to be one of the essential food in Cambodia. This food is not only the most important, but it is also the most used one in the Cambodian dishes. Cambodians usually put rice as the first ingredient in their dishes. This ingredient is the one that makes the difference and makes their dishes unique. When rice is first in a dish, it means that it is the main dish. It is served together with other ingredients to accompany it. If there is no rice, it is not considered as a dish. Rice is not just eaten only in Cambodia. It is also eaten in Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, and Myanmar.

2. Amok

Amok is very famous in Cambodia. It’s considered to be the most popular food, national dish, and important food in Cambodia. You’ll easily spot this types of food everywhere, and if you’re new in this country, I also recommend you to try this food out as well. Cambodian normally makes this food when there is a special occasion like when they celebrate an engagement, but you can make and eat this anytime you want, and many restaurants in Cambodia usually put this types of food on their menu list. People who live near to local rivers are able to enjoy amok truly each day in the event that they so wish. By utilizing the freshest of amok, you’ll be guaranteed of the most excellent result as the amok will have the perfect texture and will not be dry. You can eat this with rice to make it more delicious.

3. Khmer Curry

Khmer curry

Khmer curry

Curry is one of the most important and famous food in Cambodia. Cambodian people always make this food when the festivals and special occasions are approaching like Khmer New Year festival, Phum Benh day, or banquet. This food will cost you a big amount of money and ingredients, even the process of making this dish is also a bit complicated, but if you’re good at cooking, that won’t be a problem for you. You can eat this with a bowl of rice for sure, or you can eat with Khmer noodle also known as Num Banh Chok to make it more and more unique and tasty. For the recipe, you can check out this website for more detail: https://houseofnasheats.com/cambodian-chicken-red-curry/

4. Num Banh Chok (Khmer noodle)

Num banh chok refers to both the new ever-so-lightly-fermented rice noodles that are still made every day by hand by artisanal noodle creators all over Cambodia, fair as they’ve continuously been made, as well as the tasty breakfast noodle dish, comprised of the rice noodles soaked in a soup, ‘gravy’ or curry, served with regular vegetables, and decorated with fragrant herbs, scrounged clears out, and eatable flowers. This type of food is very healthy and delicious. Cambodian people always make this with any kind of fishes, and you can enjoy this food every day. People always make this when Phum Benh day is approaching, and in other special events.

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Angkor TimesExperienced
Asked: April 19, 2021In: Make Money

Is Buying a Condo in Cambodia a Good Investment?

In recent years, the Kingdom of Wonder, Cambodia, has seen a steady increase of value being put into the real estate and land markets. Whether it is in the form of buying and selling land, houses, apartments, or of course, ...Read more

In recent years, the Kingdom of Wonder, Cambodia, has seen a steady increase of value being put into the real estate and land markets. Whether it is in the form of buying and selling land, houses, apartments, or of course, condominiums, Cambodians and expats alike are eager to get their hands on the bustling market which is property. However, in the last year, the value of said market has been fluctuating quite a bit, as are the resulting effects of the recent and still ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. As such, the answer to the question, “Is buying a condo in Cambodia a good idea?” is not so clear cut anymore. So let’s take a look at some of the pros and cons of investing in a condominium.

Independence monument of Cambodia

Independence monument of Cambodia

Condominiums

To begin with, I should probably explain exactly what a condominium is. To put it simply, a condominium, or condo for short, is a type of housing that is similar to an apartment. This means that like an apartment, a condo is a set amount of living space that resides in a larger communal building. However, unlike an apartment, condominiums within a communal building are not all owned by one central owner or company, rather, each condo belongs to the individual who purchases it.

Personal Benefits

Before we go and take a look at the financial benefits and detriments of purchasing a condo in the current housing climate of Cambodia, let’s look at some of the personal benefits that might arise from buying a condo. This basically means any benefits that might befall you if you purchase a condo that affect you and your family on a more personal level.

In terms of purchasing a condo, the benefits are similar to those you would get if you were to purchase housing. These benefits are the simple ones in nature. You would have a nice place for you and your family to inhabit, if ever that were your intentions with the purchase. On top of that, you would also be reaping the benefits of living in a communal building, which includes safety and security, communal facilities such as swimming pools, restaurants, and even mini marts if the building your condominium resides in happens to have them.

If you are looking just for a living space for you and your family, and you can afford a condo, then there are quite a few benefits mentioned above that might interest you.

Financial Detriments

Of course, with every purchase, there comes benefits and detriments along with the decision. In terms of purchasing a condominium, there are a few detriments that will come along with it as well.

One such issue and fault of such a purchase would be the obvious large price tag that it brings with it. As with many and most properties on the market, the money that it would take to make the purchase is a rather large amount. In addition, the rate at which the prices of condominiums rise is rather slow in pace, meaning that it would take a while for you to be able to turn a profit. This means that unless you are already financially stable enough to make a purchase and still afford to live comfortably, buying a condominium would be rather difficult. Finally, there is the issue that is staring us in the face, the fact that the housing market prices have been lowered substantially due to the covid19 pandemic, making the climate risky and unpredictable.

While this might make it seem like there are merely a few problems with the idea of purchasing a condo, the fact that the barrier is a high price means that a lot of people would be unable to partake in the condominium buy and sell market.

Financial Benefits

Moving forward, we will finally take a look at some of the things that would make a purchase of a condominium a good choice.

To begin with, the housing market is one that has seen steady growth in Cambodia, so if you were to throw your hat into the ring in this regard, you are almost guaranteed to pull in quite a lot of profit from your purchase. Furthermore, the low prices that are the results of the pandemic could be both a blessing and a curse, meaning that if ever you so wish, you could sweep in and buy property at low prices, only to sell them for a higher margin once the prices shoot back up. Not to mention the stability of the housing market coming from the fact that there will always be people who will be looking for living space, making it so that you would never have to fear your purchases not turning a profit.

Conclusion

In the end, there are some barriers that would make purchasing a condo a bad idea, such as the high price and the current climate of the housing market. This would mean those people who aren’t financially suited for such endeavors would not be able to join in the rin. However, a purchase of a condominium also brings with it a myriad of benefits, such as a stable increase in price and a stable market base for the price to grow, not to mention the personal benefits that befall you and your family with the purchase. So is buying a condo a good decision? Well, if you’re someone who has the funds and patience to afford to wait for the benefits to arrive, then certainly so.

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SOVANNExperienced
Asked: April 17, 2021In: Make Money

Why do people buy verified Facebook account or page in Cambodia?

In Cambodia both individuals and businesses are excited about a blue verified badge on their Facebook account or page. They want their Facebook account or pages be verified by Facebook; especially, those who are selling products online such as beauty ...Read more

In Cambodia both individuals and businesses are excited about a blue verified badge on their Facebook account or page. They want their Facebook account or pages be verified by Facebook; especially, those who are selling products online such as beauty & salon, health, sport & fitness, and now also vehicle loan services.

Why do people buy verified Facebook account or page in Cambodia?

Why do people buy verified Facebook account or page in Cambodia?

Online dealers thought that getting verified on Facebook proves to your potential customers and followers that you have a high status and that you’re reliable. They are shown through this blue verification sign that you are a dependable and authentic business that consumers can place their faith in.

Can I buy verified Facebook account or page?

Generally, yes, you can buy verified Facebook account or page but, there are a lot of apps, software and website that offer all the packages. You have to know that every company offers a verified Facebook account of different qualities. A verified Facebook account has the utmost security. These accounts have less possibility of being hacked as it already been verified. They use a phone verified accounts (PVA) created with a unique IP address. Facebook accounts (PVA) are safe to be used to promote your business without any restrictions, which means you can’t be blocked.

In Cambodia, some online dealers who are working tirelessly with their clients to boost products during Facebook live) are willing to buy a Facebook page with blue verified badge page from $1200 to  $6000. What is the deal of buying a verified Facebook page here in Cambodia? Well, let’s us elaborate how, where, and why they buy it as below:

Where do people are usually buying a Facebook verified page in Cambodia?

They buy it from Facebook groups and dealers who are living in Vietnam, India and western countries they trust. Here is the sample poster, the dealer is using to promote/sell blue tick verified faceook page on Facebook in Cambodia.

👉 Are you selling products online but no one is watching?
Blue Verify can help 😘
👉 This promotion is for the first 10 people only!
Join renting Blue Verify 140 $ / month
🗣Soly rent 600 $ / month
👉Blue verified Facebook page for sale
The price is only 2600 $!
🗣 Guaranteed from 1 month to 1 year (negotiable)
🗣 Offer free boat lessons

🗣Provide Facebook business page setup (for Business Owner)
🗣 Provide consultation service forever.
👉Available for sale: Khmer Facebook pages from 1k-100k likes
Contact us: xxxx
Telegram: xxxx

Sample poster of selling Verified Facebook page in Cambodia

Sample poster of selling Verified Facebook page in Cambodia

How they buy it in Cambodia?

Online dealers work with other local dealers who they can trust to buy it from because they can make a contract locally. The main clauses of contract of buying Facebook verified page stated clearly about years of guarantee and how the dealers can return the money if the blue verified badge page is gone or taken down by Facebook team.

Why do people buy a verified Facebook account or page in Cambodia?

For business, the online dealers found a good solution for them that a blue verified badge page has the special permission or feature from Facebook that allow the page owner/admin to boost during Facebook livestreaming while the normal account or page doesn’t have permission or feature to boost during Facebook live. The businessmen are willing to pay hundreds to thousands of US dollars per day for boosting during their Facebook live which is set up by online dealers (selling products such as motorcycle loans, beauty salon products, & bas & speakers) as they make a huge profits from Facebook boosting during live.

How do I request a verified badge on Facebook?

  1. Authentic: Represent a real person, registered business or entity.
  2. Unique: Be the only presence of this person or business. …
  3. Complete: Have an about section, Page or profile photo and recent activity, including at least one post.
  4. Notable: Represent a well-known, often searched person, brand or entity. More info, visit Facebook help center

In conclusion

Buying a Facebook verified badge page is not an ideal way of getting a long term business as Facebook team will spot the inappropriate verified page then will take it down as soon as they know that.

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SOVANN
SOVANNExperienced
Asked: April 16, 2021

Khmer New Year is coming up! What are you going to do?

As the Khmer people count down to the end of the year, Khmer New Year, they will be preparing for a time of great feasting, socializing, and cleansing. The celebrations, which will run from the 12th to the 16th of ...Read more

As the Khmer people count down to the end of the year, Khmer New Year, they will be preparing for a time of great feasting, socializing, and cleansing. The celebrations, which will run from the 12th to the 16th of April, are known as Choul Chnam Thmey. During this time, there will be many events held to mark the occasion, with many being held in the capital city of Phnom Penh.

These celebrations are extended to include visits to relatives and friends, and the playing of traditional games. Khmer New Year is a time for families to get together to celebrate not only the New Year but also to celebrate family ties.

The Khmer New Year—Chol Chnam Thmey in the Khmer language—is one of Cambodia’s major holidays. Communities with roots in the Khmer culture, which includes most Cambodians and the Khmer minority in Vietnam, stop work for three whole days to return to their home communities and celebrate.

Unlike many Asian holidays that are set to the lunar calendar, the Khmer New Year follows the Gregorian calendar and is celebrated for three days, taking place every year from April 13–15. Neighboring Buddhist countries like Myanmar, Thailand, and Laos celebrate their respective New Year celebrations on or around the same date.

Why Do Khmer Celebrate the New Year?

The Khmer New Year marks the end of the traditional harvest season, a time of leisure for farmers who have toiled all year to plant and harvest rice. April represents a rare break from the hard work, since it’s the hottest and driest month of the year, making it all but impossible to work for long in the fields.

As the harvest season winds down, farming communities turn their attention to the rites of the New Year ahead of the rainy season that arrives in late May.

Until the 13th century, the Khmer New Year was celebrated in late November or early December. A Khmer King (either Suriyavaraman II or Jayavaraman VII, depending on who you ask) moved the celebration to coincide with the end of the rice harvest.

The Khmer New Year is not strictly a religious holiday, although many Khmer visit the temples to commemorate the holiday.

How Do the Khmer Celebrate Their New Year?

The Khmer mark their New Year with purification ceremonies, visits to temples, and playing traditional games.

At home, observant Khmer do their spring cleaning and set up altars to offer sacrifices to the sky deities, or devodas, who are believed to make their way to the Mount Meru of legend at this time of year.

At the temples, entrances are garlanded with coconut leaves and flowers. Locals visit the pagodas and bring offerings of food, desserts, and other everyday items to appease their deceased ancestors.

The temple courtyards also become playgrounds for the Khmer, who play traditional Khmer games during this time of year. A game called angkunh, for example, uses large inedible nuts that are tossed and knocked about by opposing teams.

How Long Does the Khmer New Year Festival Last?

The Cambodian New Year is celebrated for three whole days, each with its own ritual significance and ceremonies.

  • Moha Songkran: The first day is celebrated as a welcome to the New Angels of the year. Khmer clean their homes on this day; they also prepare food offerings to be blessed by the monks in the pagodas. Conservative Khmer communities permit only this day for the free mingling between males and females, so Moha Sangkran is important for men and women who are looking for future spouses. The traditional New Year games offer men and women a rare opportunity to mingle.
  • Vanabot: The second day is a day for remembering one’s elders, both living and departed. Khmer provide donations to the poor on this day. In the temples, Khmer honor their ancestors through a ceremony called bang scole. They also build dome-shaped stupas of sand in remembrance of the dead. The stupas represent the burial place of the Buddha’s hair and diadem, Culamuni Cetiya.
  • Thgnai Loeung Sak: The third and final is officially the first day of the new year. On this day, the stupas built by the Khmer in the temples are blessed. Devotees bathe Buddha statues in the temples in a ceremony called “Pithi Srang Preah”; they also ceremonially wash elders and monks and ask them for forgiveness for any mistakes made during the year. A royal procession in the capital Phnom Penh caps off the day’s celebrations, which also include elephant races, horse races, and boxing matches.

Where Can I Celebrate Khmer New Year?

Most of the cities are deserted during this time of year, as Khmer travel to their hometowns to celebrate the New Year with their loved ones. Most services shut down altogether. But if you want to see the local color of the holidays, visit the pagodas—but don’t forget to follow the basic rules of pagoda etiquette.

In Phnom Penh, the best place to be during the New Year is the temple of Wat Phnom, where the Khmer congregate to play traditional games, watch traditional performances, and throw talcum powder at each other.

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Khmer New Year in Cambodia, pictured was taken in Svay Rieng Province 2019

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