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Kun Kanha
Kun KanhaExperienced
Asked: February 19, 2021In: Travel

Where is the best area to stay in Phnom Penh?

The capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, is also the biggest city in the country as well as being the wealthiest and happens to be the commercial and political center too. The city has been here since the 14th century and ...Read more

The capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, is also the biggest city in the country as well as being the wealthiest and happens to be the commercial and political center too. The city has been here since the 14th century and even though has been badly damaged by numerous wars as well as Phnom Penh’s population being forced out into the countryside to work under the barbaric Khmer Rouge in the 70s, the city today is as welcoming and pleasurable as any other. There are many hidden gems in the city including gorgeous temples, fascinating museums, vintage colonial buildings and vibrant nightlife.

1. Daun Penh and Chamkarmon

The best areas to stay in Phnom Penh are Daun Penh and Chamkar Monas these two areas have the most iconic and must-see tourist attractions in the city. This is also where you will find the Mekong River as well as the best nightlife in the city along with a vast amount of restaurants, which offer various cuisines. Along with the best restaurants, nightlife and attractions that Phnom Penh has to offer, you will also be spoilt for hotels and hostels due to there being plenty of them to pick from. The Central Market, which is well set out and is where you can buy many products including jewelry, clothes, bikes, food and much more.

2. Tuol Kouk

Just behind both Chamkar Mon and Daun Penh is the Tuol Kouk district, which is a vibrant neighbourhood and is well-known for its cafes that sit on almost every corner and cheap hotels and hostels, which make it a great place to stay if on a budget. You will also find a few markets like the Russian Market, where you will find real designer clothes as well as food, jewellery and electronics. There are many traditional restaurants and pubs and is a good cheap option for people on a budget, which is still walking distance from the main areas of the city.

3. Prampir Makara

This small little area is home to an array of restaurants that offer anything from Japanese to American meals as well as a great selection of hotels and hostels that appeal to all tourists. Prampir Makara is a perfect place to stay in due to the location with the waterfront close by and the Royal Palace in walking distance. There are also various small markets that sell food, clothes and souvenirs and the district is home to the Olympic Stadium, which was never really used due to the 1960s Asian Games being cancelled, though it does get used for events.

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Vanvutha Leang
Vanvutha LeangExperienced
Asked: February 18, 2021In: Money

How can I get a valid Work Permit in Cambodia?

Working in Cambodia, required foreign nationals to complete all requirement which stated in the Cambodian labor law. The Cambodian Department of Immigration ensures an official work permit and employment card to be obtained by foreign workers who intend to eligible ...Read more

Working in Cambodia, required foreign nationals to complete all requirement which stated in the Cambodian labor law. The Cambodian Department of Immigration ensures an official work permit and employment card to be obtained by foreign workers who intend to eligible to work in Cambodia. This article is for those who would like to know how to apply for a work permit, employment card, and how to apply for a long-term extension to “Business Visa” (E-Visa).

Business Visa (E-visa)

Work Permit in Cambodia

Work Permit in Cambodia

There are three months available for E-visa without a permit work, longer than that, foreign workers must apply for a permit period.

Generally speaking, foreigners entered the Kingdom require to purchase one-month E-type visas, priced at $35. However, currently, the cost of EB for one month is $50, three months is $80, six months is $160, and one year is $290 when purchasing through agents.

However, new visitors to Cambodia are allowed to apply for the first six months, and a one-year E-visa without a work permit in order to allow them to seek jobs in Cambodia.

Related: How to Setup A Business in Cambodia

Obtaining a work permit

How can I get a valid Work Permit in Cambodia?

How can I get a valid Work Permit in Cambodia?

According to Cambodian labor law, all foreign national workers who come to work in the Kingdom must have a work permit. On 4th September 2017, the new rules come into enforce that work permits must be applied when foreign nationals apply for six-month and one-year E-visa extensions.

In addition, Foreign workers must also follow the conditions below in order to legally work in Cambodia:

  • Have a legal job offer from an employer
  • Legally enter Cambodia
  • Have a valid passport
  • Have residency permit
  • Have no contagious disease

Work permit applications: Required a work permit and employment card is the responsibility of the employer to assist foreign national workers. However, it is also possible for you in case you would like to do it on your own through online applications.

Online Application for work permit applications:

  • Online application work permit link
  • Work permit renewal period: Between January and March each year, the official is a period for renewal of a work permit. The advised processing period for a Cambodian Work Permit is 15-20 working days after all supporting documents are submitted and the payment is completed.
  • The fees for the Cambodian work permit are approximate:
  • $200 for Work Permit
  • $80 for a one-year penalty if you have never processed a work permit.
  • $35 for over quota per foreign staff (for companies).

Related: Where should I live in Cambodia?

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Kheang Sreyphin
Kheang SreyphinExperienced
Asked: February 15, 2021

Is Cambodia safe to live?

Cambodia is located in Southeast Asia where is bordered by Vietnam to the East, Laos to the North, and Thailand to the West. Cambodia has increasingly become the most popular destinations among other countries in Asia. Not only the best ...Read more

Cambodia is located in Southeast Asia where is bordered by Vietnam to the East, Laos to the North, and Thailand to the West. Cambodia has increasingly become the most popular destinations among other countries in Asia. Not only the best place for traveling, but Cambodia is also one of the safe countries to live. Every country has petty crime, and Cambodia has too such as bag-snatches and pickpockets. As long as you’re aware of the issues, and crime in this Kingdom of Wonder, and if you prepare and protect yourself well in advance, you’ll surely have no problems with this country, and it’ll be safe to live. Here are some of the tips for staying safe in Cambodia.

Is Cambodia safe to live?

Is Cambodia safe to live?

1. Avoiding minor crimes to happen

In Cambodia, the most common crimes are pickpocketing and bag-snatching. Please be aware of that the petty crimes can happen everywhere and without warning such as when you are in the tuk tuk, on the back of motorbike, or when you are just wandering around the crowded markets. Some thieves will make a quick snatch and grab your belongings from Tuk Tuk or from your motorbike, others will lift your bag and run away when you’re sitting or wandering around the crowded. To avoid these, you should be careful with your belongings and carry your stuff anytime when you go elsewhere. Please keep all of your important and priceless things in the safe place or at home instead.

Related: 7 Best Places To Visit In Phnom Penh

2. Crowded places to avoid at night in Cambodia

There are many places in Cambodia that you can have fun at night including clubs and pubs. Pub street is one of the most popular places where is took place in Siem Reap province. This place is crowded as its surrounded by so many people. Plenty of bars and clubs around the riverside in Phnom Penh are also filled with all kinds of people. It’s true that you want to enjoy your moment there, but you should protect your things, or you can leave your valuable stuff at home. You shouldn’t carry a lot of cash with you, but instead taking your credit card with you as it’s safer than taking much cash around. Don’t go home alone at night, and you should have your friends to accompany you.

Travel in Cambodia

Travel in Cambodia

3. Personal safety tips

Avoiding the crowded places, and petty crime to happen out of the blue are not enough, you should take care your personal belongings more if can. Look through some of these personal safety tips below to minimize risk.

  • When walking through the place that is full of people, you should take and carry your backpack in front of you.
  • Don’t put your cash and phone at the back pocket.
  • Don’t take your valuable things with you such as original passport or jewelry.
  • Make sure you put all of your belongings inside the vehicle like when you’re on the Tuk Tuk or riding a motorbike.
  • Make sure not to carry a cross- body bag over one- shoulder when you are riding a motorbike by yourself or alone.
  • Never leave your bag or your precious items at somewhere while you go to the bathroom or elsewhere.
  • Don’t carry much cash and all of your credit cards with you at once, but instead you should take for only the maximum amount that you need.
  • Always lock the door every time you leave home to somewhere else, and even when you fall asleep.

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Vanvutha Leang
Vanvutha LeangExperienced
Asked: February 11, 2021In: Money

What are the best businesses to start in Cambodia?

Starting a business in Cambodia consider as the right choice for a businessman to earn more profits and revenue due to many advantages, however, to which business to start remains miserable. Talking about the Cambodian economy, a market opportunity is rated ...Read more

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Phnom Penh Capital, Cambodia

Starting a business in Cambodia consider as the right choice for a businessman to earn more profits and revenue due to many advantages, however, to which business to start remains miserable.

Talking about the Cambodian economy, a market opportunity is rated in high number, made business people more convenience to choose which is best and suitable for the current situation in Cambodia.

There are numerous market opportunities out there that will make it hard to choose which one to start since the gap of those opportunities remains tight.

However, in this article, I will derive simple information for you in each business opportunity to make you clearly understand to which you would like before you decide to start a business in Cambodia.

1. Real Estate

Most people in Cambodia nowadays undoubtedly focus on investment in real estate since the sector provides a high chance of profit. The issue of choosing the right house to live in poses a threat of owning debt to most locals and foreigners in Cambodia.

Related: 7 Things to Consider Before Buying a House in Cambodia

Generally speaking, to which location has the potential for development, the chance of increasing the price of those properties will be high. The same case has happened to the properties in Cambodia and this case has made people buy a secondhand house or seeking a house that remains at a low price.

Real Estate Business in Cambodia

Real Estate Business in Cambodia

In Cambodia, people often buy a house, located in a good place with a low price and they can sell it to other owners at a high price, so they can earn easy profit for themselves. In addition to this, it’s not the only house that on the trending list, but also lands.

2. Investing in Agriculture

Most Cambodian people still practice the traditional method of producing products from agriculture, including using animals, like the ox, rather than tractors, led to a lack of supply and spend much amount of time as well.

Investing in Agriculture in Cambodia

Investing in Agriculture in Cambodia

Therefore, the investor should think about the possibility of huge profits to invest in the agriculture sector in various ways in Cambodia.

3. Beverage and Fast-Food Franchises

The franchise sector remains in small amounts in Cambodia which give investor or business owner big opportunity to invest their money into it.

Related: 7 Things to Consider Before Buying a House in Cambodia

There are only several most profitable franchisees out there in the world that make it possible to open in Cambodia, including 7-Eleven, Dunkin’, Planet Fitness, Taco Bell, and many more.

Beverage and Fast Food Franchises in Cambodia

Beverage and Fast Food Franchises in Cambodia

Just to notice, people in Cambodia love to spend their money on new things and trending things, so there will be worth thinking about those high probabilities of huge profit.

4. Transportation sectors

Cambodia is a developing country and most people don’t have their vehicle that brings them to long-distance, so invest in transportation is worth consideration for the investor.

In Cambodia, most taxi drivers, buses, and other private transportations remain in low standard to treat their customers. There are numerous complaints from customers to certain transportation service, including put people overcapacity, losing stuff, running slow, and so on so far.

Transportation sectors in Cambodia

Transportation sectors in Cambodia

However, there are also good transportation companies out there in Cambodia, but only a few companies that receive fewer complaints. So, it can indicate that the competition regarding this sector is low, but the profitable opportunity is high.

These four sectors are the opportunities for investors and business owners to decide which best and suitable for Cambodian society at present. The need for good business is to treat customers as their customers.

 

 

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Kun Kanha
Kun KanhaExperienced
Asked: February 11, 2021In: Travel

Is Cambodia expensive for traveling?

Cambodia is one of Southeast Asia’s famous countries with beautiful landscapes and beautiful peoples. Although Cambodia is the least developed country, it can be slightly more expensive to visit than its more developed, economically successful neighbors. To have a comfortable ...Read more

Cambodia is one of Southeast Asia’s famous countries with beautiful landscapes and beautiful peoples. Although Cambodia is the least developed country, it can be slightly more expensive to visit than its more developed, economically successful neighbors. To have a comfortable trip, and exploring new experiences by several weeks of spending your precious time there, you need to set a reasonable budget to see the best of everything that you will spend during your journey.

There are some important staffs you should know before making a decision:

  1. In Cambodia, the cost of traveling is cover by visas, transportation, accommodation, food, and nightlife.
  2. The official currency is the Riel (KHM) that is only available inside Cambodia. The US dollars are widely available and accepted, ATMs and credit cards are also recommended.

Accommodation in Cambodia

While Cambodia has such these option of accommodation such as hotels, guesthouses, hostels, resorts.  Phnom Penh and Siem Reap have a great selection of small and comfortable boutique hotels offering beautiful rooms for 30$ to 50$ per night or upload to 100$ for luxury hotels.

Related: What is the best way to travel around Cambodia?

  • For a cheap: we recommend budgeting at least 40$ for each day you plan to spend. This is enough for you to stay in a simple guesthouse, eat a mix of local and international food, and traveling along by bus.
  • For a medium: we recommend budgeting at least 75$ for each day. It is generally enough to travel around by plane and get a higher standard of accommodation and food.
  • For a five-star: we suggested preparing the budgeting at least 150$ per day if you plan on staying in a luxury hotel and have a perfect high food and drink.

Food in Cambodia

Cambodia’s food is generally tasty and affordable with a good combination of both Khmer and international food. These are some popular dishes include Amok, a coconut-based fish curry…which you can spend on in such low cash. Therefore, the street food stand and restaurants are most commonly due to the growing popularity of tourist destination, you’ll find a good selection of western restaurants with reasonable prices, hygienic and safe place. Actually, Khmer food is available from 1$ per dish and 3$ to 10$ for some western dish such as pasta, burger, pizza. Cambodia is also significantly cheaper than its neighboring countries for imported food and drinks like wine, cheese.

Related: The 7 Best Day Tours in Siem Reap

Travelling around Cambodia

To make your journey more convenient and unforgettable, there are three ways to travel around -by plane, by bus, and by train.

  • Traveling by plane is the most easiest and costly way, while there are three different international airports located in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and Sihanoukville. To fly one way from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, you need to pay 80$ or more through Cambodia Bayon Airlines.
  • Traveling by bus: In each year, Cambodian’s road network is getting much better and easier to reach your destination that required two options (Large intercity bus and small intercity bus). The cheapest way to travel around from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap while you spend only 6$ for the small intercity bus.

Otherwise, if you really have a plan to visit Cambodia, make sure you have travel insurance because Cambodia is a developing country where road accidents and injuries are common. However, here you’ll find a place filled with the friendliest peoples, rich history, beautiful coastlines and lively nightlife by exploring the temples, taking in the deserted, white sand beaches, the growing and magnify scene, and wonderful culture.

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