@David *********

$3 ? What plan ?

@Sean *******

if you have Tmobile service you can call USA numbers for free using WiFi. You can also get text messages from the USA.

@Istvan ********

why so butt hurt ? My point is rhat my observation of their reason why they prefer not letting foreigners to work or even volunteer because it takes away employment opportunities away from nationals. I understand if no pay position are available they still have to follow proper procedures for accepting volunteers

@Istvan ********

most of these places that require volunteers will certainly apply for the work permits for those foreigners that volunteers though.

@Christa *****

look at it this way for volunteering. You are doing something for free but taking away a job that could be paying a national.

@Dennis ********

thanks for responding. I responded to a gentleman that claims you don't need an address or some kind of prove of residency. I'm very well aware and did my research also. I was from California and I damn well didn't want anymore residency ties to that high taxed state. I establish residency at a state with no state tax which makes it very easily to do so.

One question I do have is if I discontinue holding my residency in that state but I do not establish another residency elsewhere. Do I have to pay taxes at a state where I receive my mail at or do I still just file federal taxes minus the state taxes of my last residency of a non state tax state ?

@Brook *******

what about state taxes ? If you don't have a USA address does that mean you have no residency in any state ? Therefore, you only file Federal tax ?

@Michael *******

ask the tourist police

@Michael ********

make sure you have an E-Visa to Vietnam because you will need it to enter. I went almost a year ago. It will cost you more if you don't get it earlier. There is no Visa on arrival in Vietnam for the time being I think.

Get some blue ink to mark your face then you are ok 😉