Cambodia’s commercial evolution is evolving quickly and includes stringent anti-corruption laws, a fresh civil code, and an emerging stock market. Precious metal, oil, agriculture, textile and tourism have created an infrastructure to support the needs of foreign educators.
Cambodia – Teaching FAQs:
Visa – (Obtain a one month ‘Business Visa’ on arrival for $28 – unlimited renewals), receive a visa extension service – just ask. Remember to bring two passport-sized photographs with you for your visa application when you arrive at the airport.
Jobs – Genuine demand, plentiful opportunities.
ATM’s – Everywhere – Canadia Bank works with all major credit cards.
Exchange Rate – See www.xe.com for current rate
Transport – By Tuk-Tuk, Motodop, Buses, Coaches. Extremely cheap.
Food – Whatever you want at a price you can afford.
Liquor – Beer, fifty cents or less, rice wine seventy-five cents a liter.
Shopping – Everything you may want at a bargain.
Entertainment – Everywhere, you name it.
Adventure – All over the “Kingdom of Wonder”
Safety – Travel in tandem, avoid areas specified, stay in designated areas at night.
– Become TESOL Certified and Teach in Cambodia – In-class Cambodia
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