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The good thing: You can easily get a bank account on your non-b visa. And once it's opened, nobody cares if you change your visa type *always look on the bright side of life*
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Anonymer Teilnehmer cool. Happy to hear, everything worked out for you 🤩
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Considering that during the Songkran week nothing happend, I think today is the 10th business day since your application (not counting the day of application). Cambodia normally issues the visa exactly 10 (or actually 11) business days after the application. And mine came after hours, pretty late in the evening. Just give them a 1 or 2 more days before you get nervous!
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Interesting! And good for you and all the other Soft Power people 🥳

But, to be honest: It doesn't really make sense 🤣
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@Adrian *****
that sucks! Thanks for sharing. So, I better stay somewhere with a good connection to Phnom Penh. No remote jungle villages or tropic islands 🥲
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Anonymer Teilnehmer 803 do you know, how much time there is between the notice and the interview? Same say, next day ...?
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@Maurice *********
perfect. Thankis for the information. Cambodia would be a great option; haven't been there in a couple of years.
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@Andi **********
I do have that, no problem. I just haven't been a tax resident anywhere for the last 3,5 years.
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@Andi **********
great! I check again with Taipeh. Thanks 😊
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@John *********
, not exactly. You pay taxes in the country you're a tax resident in. Or, if you're from the US or Ethiopia, you pay taxes based on nationality. There is a whole "science" around this. Google Perpetual Traveller+taxes if you want to learn more about how it's done.
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