Cambodia: A charming, haunting and heart-touching country -source: internet
Cambodia is a Southeast Asian nation whose landscape spans the Gulf of Thailand coastline, mountains, the Mekong Delta and low-lying plains. From backpackers to luxury tourists, more and more travelers of all kinds continue to be attracted by the beauty of the legendary Angkor Wat and flock to see it. However, this iconic site is only the start of your Cambodia’s tour. From impressive pristine beaches and gorgeous untouched jungles to spectacular architectural feats, there are so many great places in Cambodia that you should not miss. Indochina travel Cambodia
It is easy to get a long-term visa and renew it indefinitely without being sponsored by a company. At present, Cambodia is one of the easiest countries in the world to emigrate to, visa-wise even though this is certain to tighten up eventually.
Cambodia tourist visa
A business visa- source: internet
For those who are planning to be staying here for a period of 30 days or less, the tourist visa (T class) should be the best choice.
For a cost of $30, the 30-day tourist visa is available to travelers on arrival (for most nationalities) or in advance. Being single entry only, the tourist visa can also be renewed once for a fee of $45 for an additional 30 days. After that, it is a must for holders of tourist visa leave Cambodia and come back to obtain a brand new visa. Do not bother with a tourist visa and start with an ordinary visa instead if you are planning on staying.
Cambodia “ordinary” visa
The ordinary visa (E class) is the best choice for anyone who is considering staying for an extended period of time. Although used to be called the business visa, this visa, which is now called the ordinary or normal visa, costs $35 and is also valid for a period of 30 days. The ordinary one can be extended indefinitely is the difference between the tourist visa and the ordinary visa. Be aware that the ordinary visa does not confer the right to work in Cambodia although it is often called a business visa. You do not need a work permit to get a visa, you will need a Cambodia work permit in order to be legally employed.
It is possible to extend your visa from inside the country for 1, 3, 6, or 12 months once you get your first 30-day ordinary visa for Cambodia. As these visa types are multiple-entry, it is advisable to extend it for 6 or 12 months. You will need to get a new Cambodian visa when you return if you leave for a weekend trip to Vietnam as the 1- and 3-month ordinary visas are single-entry only. Tours in Cambodia
Ordinary visa- source: internet
It is necessary to note that some airlines will not allow you to enter the country on a one-way ticket if you are planning on getting a visa on arrival. Give yourself extra time at the airport so that you have enough time to either get a fully refundable ticket that you can then cancel once after arriving or search for a cheap flight or bus ticket from Siem Reap to Bangkok or Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh City, if your airline requires you to get a return flight, if you are planning on getting a one-way ticket.
Cambodia retirement visa
Retirement visa- source: internet
ER class, which is a new visa type for retirees, has been recently announced. The requirement of proof of financial stability and retiree status are the downsides of the retirement visa. Having to provide the Cambodian government with the details of their savings and bank accounts in their home country, and probably for good reason is what make many feel uncomfortable. For those who spend more than 182 days per year, all worldwide income is taxable.
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