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@dangreen180

Greetings,

Tons of wishes and luck for exploring work opportunity in Cambodia. A well known fact, skill set should meet the opportunity.

Alternatively one should explore independent consultant opportunities on Online mode and stay in Cambodia on Tourist Visa.

A word of caution for UK gentleman. Temperatures soaring to 50 plus. Won't be hard for Asian but for EU it can be headache. Hydration should be given priority. It's just the opposite for Asian who visits Europe in Winter.

Wonderful Day

@dangreen180

Dear Dan Green, Chinda Hor from CamCK Business can guide you through the visa situation in Cambodia, and other administrative matters in Cambodia for foreigners. You can find her contact information on the website page "About Us": [link moderated]/

She will be happy to assist you and provide the necessary information.

@Nickcage

If you’re planning to stay in Cambodia on a tourist visa, here are some important points to consider:

- The standard tourist visa allows you to stay in Cambodia for 30 days only. You can extend it for 30 days at the Immigration Department in Phnom Penh or local immigration offices in other cities.

- To extend your stay beyond the initial 30 days, you’ll need to visit the immigration office and pay the extension fee. Make sure to apply for the extension before your initial visa expires.

- If you exceed the allowed duration without extending your visa, you’ll be subject to an overstay penalty. The penalty fee increases for each day of overstay $10).

- The tourist visa is a single-entry visa, which means you can enter Cambodia only once. If you plan to leave and re-enter the country during your stay, you’ll need to apply for a new visa or an extension.

Safe travels!

Many thanks for all your helpful replies! Anything else and I'll be in touch

Dan

@dangreen180 I’m in the same situation as you!

Thinking of Vietnam maybe, to begin with anyway. Visa situation seems a bit clearer - three-month visa to start, which can be renewed for another three months = six months to find a job! Easy 😎🤪

    Thinking of Vietnam maybe, to begin with anyway. Visa situation seems a bit clearer - three-month visa to start, which can be renewed for another three months = six months to find a job! Easy 😎🤪        -@dangreen180

Easy? Perhaps. It all depends on your area/level of expertise.

I'd suggest you research the possibility of your finding employment in Vietnam prior to incurring the expense/time/trouble of going there with that intent. I invite you to open the topic for discussion on expat.com's Vietnam forum.

Still, 90 days as a traveller or tourist in Vietnam would be quite a unique experience if you've never been before.