they’re nullified when someone speaks of something not relevant just to rant about his favorite issue while also showing just how much he’s been swept into the conspiracy web. Yeah, it’s nullified.
more people need to learn why dictators are dangerous. They are ever so tempting. Democracy is hard. Autocrats tell folks they can fix everything for them and then…
Can you share the name of the driving school? I just tried to take a class in the U.S. and it was terrible. One of the instructors was wonderful, but one was downright abusive which was too distracting. I walked out. I thought it was dangerous to deal with it.
I have to second this recommendation. Siem Reap is one of my favorite places and just over an hour’s flight from Bangkok. A great tuk-tuk driver also makes the world of difference. There’s a Cambodia fb group that talks about the tuk tuk drivers frequently (& obviously thus has archives) if you decide to go, Natalie.
I plan to be doing that then later settling in. I plan to explore both within SE Asia (still need to see the Philippines and want to return to some favorites) and outside. I will also probably need to return to the States (ugh! Long flights) at least once in that time.
I’m in the States. I hope they don’t do that to me. I’m more winging it with my travel. I’m far from a backpacker, but I like to keep my mind open as to where I want to visit next.
sorry, I deleted my comment before seeing yours. I just found the info online by searching specifically for this option. I’m glad you commented though. It doesn’t mention the ability to extend it longer. I’m trying to find the best option for a longer term “stay” where I’m planning to be traveling much of the time. This seems like a good option rather than a long stay visa with all its hoops.