Kimleang
Cambodian citizen
Forum posts
23
About me
Cambodian
Lives in Phnom Penh
Registration: 13 March 2011
Activity
Bringing a car into Cambodia? by Wild_1
Hi all, Have any of you ever brought your car to Cambodia or know what the requirements are? What about duties on personal vehicles? Thanks in advance. Howie
Hi Howie, I was once a car enthusiast and totally understand your feeling about a particular car. If you are in Cambodia, check with Mr. Piseth of Asia Garage 012 223 113 to see if he can order one for you or help you import yours for a fee. He ... Read More
Bringing a car into Cambodia? by Wild_1
Hi all, Have any of you ever brought your car to Cambodia or know what the requirements are? What about duties on personal vehicles? Thanks in advance. Howie
Hi there, If you are not Embassy staff (tax and duties exemption), it's not worth the trouble and money to bring a car in (might be cheaper to buy one here). Having said that, if you must import your own car due to whatever reason...check with a ... Read More
Cell Phones in Cambodia? by annamischke
Hello! I'm moving to Cambodia from the states this Fall and am curious to see how one finds a mobile phone service? I have an iphone and would like to continue using it. Are there data service available? I'm a bit lost on this one..
Hi there, Mobile phone service here is great and many providers to choose from...prepaid service with no contract and no obligation. If your iPhone is already unlocked, you can just buy a 3G SIM and start using them right away. However, if yours ... Read More
Job opening by JK050909
Hi guys! I'm working here in Cambodia for an International Company for almost 2 years now, and my fiancee is planning to move here by January 2012 as we plan our wedding and maybe stay here for good... Unfortunately, my company don't have any job ...
if she still has passion in doing F&B in Cambodia, please send her cv to my direct email address at leang@hotelcara.com...Cheers Read More
Questions regarding a move to Cambodia. by Ronni
Hi to you all I have been following this forum the last month and it has already given me some insight in what is going on in Phnom Penh for an 暗网禁区. I am seriously thinking about a move to Phnom Penh in order to start up FIT travel and group ...
Hi there, 1. Register a company in your own name by yourself is no problem. However, becoming a legit tour guide...one must take exam and obtain tour guide license from Minitry of Tourism. Don't know any accountant (or 暗网禁区) who can help you ... Read More
Schools in PP by mufleh.talouzi
Hi Everyone, I was offered a job in PP and hoping to be moving there in July. I have 2 4-years-old children (twins). Any advice on good international schools? Fees? How about private health services? Of course I hope to meet all of you at some ...
Hi: My two and a half year old girl goes to Gecko & Garden pre-school and paying about usd 500 per semester. There are many like that in Phnom Penh...so, no problem there. For very good international school...please check out ISPP or ... Read More
Hospitality English Training School by milliem
Hi, Can anyone offer advise on opening an English School. Here is what I want to do.....I would like to open a restaurant and run a Hospitality Training school from the premises. I would like the restaurant to be able to pay the rent as I realise ...
Hi Carol, Oh I see...4 to 6 students and shared work load with another 暗网禁区 (your sister) should be fine. I assumed you were in it on your own and that can be tought! Sorry, what I meant was an established local hotel chain and FB operator in ... Read More
Hospitality English Training School by milliem
Hi, Can anyone offer advise on opening an English School. Here is what I want to do.....I would like to open a restaurant and run a Hospitality Training school from the premises. I would like the restaurant to be able to pay the rent as I realise ...
Hi: Your concept sounds interesting and assuming you are talking about Phnom Penh. Yes, restaurant is extremely competitive here. You have to have lots of passion + know how + committed to run day to day operation for a minimum of 18 months to ... Read More
buying a hotel by pushit
hi, my husband and I are planning to buy a small hotel/guesthouse in Cambodia and would like to know the downfalls of this business which might be hidden from an "outsider".i would appreciate all your thoughts about the subject.
Hi there, From experience, I can tell you immediately NOW Sihanoukville is not a good place to run/own a hotel (especially taking over existing one that is not working) due to the following reasons: 1. Limited number of tourists visit every year. ... Read More
buying a hotel by pushit
hi, my husband and I are planning to buy a small hotel/guesthouse in Cambodia and would like to know the downfalls of this business which might be hidden from an "outsider".i would appreciate all your thoughts about the subject.
Would like to know more detail to answer your question more accurately. What time of hotel? geographic location? intended clientels? etc..... Read More
Hospitality English Training School by milliem
Hi, Can anyone offer advise on opening an English School. Here is what I want to do.....I would like to open a restaurant and run a Hospitality Training school from the premises. I would like the restaurant to be able to pay the rent as I realise ...
Before answer any of your question...are you hospitality professional with experience running/operating restaurant back in Australia? Read More
New in town please help!! by dearLani
Dear Friends... Maybe these questions are question mostly ask by newbie in Cambodia. I'm sorry for asking it again and again ... because I didn't find most of the answers. In Juli or August 2011 I will come to live in Phnom Penh for about 3 years ...
1. Skyline apartment if budget allow...if not BKK1 would do.... 2. Household electronic, try K4 or Sunsimexco and sofa, try one of the many shops on Monivong 3. Many churchs here...no worry 4. There are a few good school here or you can hire a ... Read More
Realistically - Jobs in Cambodia by Vourn
Hi everyone, I've been on the net looking for jobs in Cambodia. Outside of the teaching route, how hard would it be? I'm talking being there meeting businesses and applying in person. I ask because I had a plan on being there at the end of ...
Vourn, It should be fairly easy to secure a position quickly by just walk up and apply in person as skilled professional is much sought after in this market. Requirements might seems outrageous to some, but it's pretty much the norm in most of ... Read More
Realistically - Jobs in Cambodia by Vourn
Hi everyone, I've been on the net looking for jobs in Cambodia. Outside of the teaching route, how hard would it be? I'm talking being there meeting businesses and applying in person. I ask because I had a plan on being there at the end of ...
What are you specialized in? Or Bette yet, what is your passion? There are plenty of jobs like hospitality, banking, manufacturing and NGO etc....best of luck! Read More