New members of the Cambodia forum, introduce yourself here – 3rd quarter of 2015

Hi expat fellow,my name is Hendri from Indonesia I'm chinese and living in Phnom Penh for nearly 3 years. I love this Khmer people and the culture so I decided to stay here for a long term,let's make a good friendship without racism or trolling around. Sok Sabay! 

Hello everyone I am Thavuth in Siem reap I like to meet people and some business discussing . I don't have
My own business but I love to do it

Nice to see you here. If you come to Siem reap you can contact me

Hi everyone, I'm coming to Phnom Penh in the end of July, beginning of August. Would be very happy to see other expats there, as I'm traveling alone, and I don't anyone.

Hi! I'm a 70 year old Canadian and currently living in Lapulapu City, Cebu, PH. I guess I chose the wrong island (Mactan). Congested, dirty, unsafe, so I am considering a move to Sihanoukville where at least I have a couple friends. We just stayed there for 5 days and it seems ok. I plan to go back in Aug. or Sept. to find a furnished 1-2 br apt. I'll apply for a 1 year bus visa unless I hear a better method.

I think business visa still the best thing you can do right now Mr. Zarcon 

I am working in Phnom Penh with a Import Export Company. I am from Pakistan but it is the first-yime for me to work outside my country. I am very social and would love to meet new people

Cheers and Sok Sabai

Hi there !

I'm Michaël, 26, freshly arrived in Cambodia for my second stay here.
After I finished my studies, I arrived in Phnom Penh for an internship last year. Those were 6 months of bliss. I had to go back to Europe to validate my curriculum and I looked for a job here. I got it, so I'm back !

There isn't much to say about myself I'm afraid. I'm a regular dude who loves Asia and in Asia Cambodia and Japan especially, music, literature, sports, travels, nights out with friends, and a few other things ...
I'm always interested in meeting new people, chatting and hearing about their stories, their cultures and their vision of our world.
So, if you're interested in discussing with me, even in another language than English, feel free to give me a shout !

See you 'round (mainly in Phnom Penh where I work).
Michaël

Hi everyone, I arrived in Phnom Penh on Saturday night and am shacked up at a nice little guest house just off Sisowat Quay. I'm looking for more permanent accommodation however and also an English teaching position in any capacity. I received my T.E.S.O.L. Cert IV at the start of this year but have no experience as yet other than my prac teaching units. I intend to stay for as long as possible so some teaching work would come in handy but I'd consider other work if it came up.
Any one interested in catching up for a beer?
Thanks, ciao.

Hi, my names Charlotte, I'm from London, England. I have recently moved to Phnom Penh in hope to find some work. I have a bachelors degree in construction management which I completed in May. I am interested in teaching mainly. But I am open to most jobs. Would be great if anyone gets in touch, thanks again

Hi, my name is Stevie, I'm from Taipei, Taiwan. I have recently relocated to Phnom Penh, as an sales specialist of a water treatment company. I am looking for some people who want to play the pool table, or just have a beer!
Anyway, it seems like the must do things in here, make new friends!

If someone have the chance to get through the airport, feel free to contact me to get free drinks, or a glass of pure water!

Cheers!

SungLing wrote:

If someone have the chance to get through the airport, feel free to contact me to get free drinks, or a glass of pure water!!

I have sent you a message.  Check it out:-)

Hello, I am khmer. Are there anyone in Phnom Penh who wants to make friend with me? I can tour you around the city or I can even teach you our language.

Hi, I'm joining this forum as I'll be in Cambodia for 4 months with my family at the end of 2015. Looking for tips and information!

hi dave and glenda here  ,and we live here pp ,near central market one mth , but have moved here from australia, even though iam from london and my wife from philippines to live here permanently, enjoy, sports , squash, tennis , table tennis, badminton, chess and pool , also meeting new friends. so look forward to meet u . byeeeeeeeeeeee

hi from dave and glenda , im from london,my wife from philippines, we new here and live pp near centra market,and looking for new friends , from every race, but a khmer would be nice and hepfull to learn the  ways here also if we need to find out  certain things which we may come across.at moment looking for storage for when our furniture arrives here from australia ,also may need aun furnished flat ,house if price to high, you know khmer they think every forienger is rich and millionair and get there money

what do u mean get through the airport, for free drinks (orange juice included) hehe, and massage, only teasing but confused on the get through the airport, explain  please, ths byeeeeeeeeeeeee

when are u free

hi from dave and glenda , im from london and my wife from alaska an eskimo and her polo bear.we are looking to meet to friends, we been here 5 wks and moved from ausie, waiting for our furnitue to arrive, pluss the iglo.   love sport , chess, cooking , dinning out, shopping travelling , reading even though i cant spellllll , but good at maths so u never cheat me out my change, hehe, iam 16 and the wife92. sorry teasing, dont blame u if u dint reply ,unless u like achallange,       the wife is nice , soorrry not eskimo, but fro m the philippines. good cook and a good sense of humour,  ok . ps    dont cheat at chess but at every thing else , but honest. byeeeeeeeeee. dave glenda

daveglen3000 wrote:

what do u mean get through the airport, for free drinks (orange juice included) hehe, and massage, only teasing but confused on the get through the airport, explain  please, ths byeeeeeeeeeeeee

He lives or works near the airport.  So when you are near the airport, he welcomes you to visit him, thus saving a trip out there:-)

Hi everybody,

I would like to inform you that this thread has been created for the new members to introduce themselves.

If you wish to communicate to a particular member to talk about a personal matter , please communicate in private. However, if you have some other questions related to expatriation, please create a new thread on the Cambodia forum.

Thanks all for your cooperation,

Priscilla 

Hi everyone,

My name is Alin. I was born in Hongkong and grew up in Hongkong. I am
here in Cambodia to have a look on how the business going.

Hi, i am new to cambodia, looking forward to learn some new khmer and french language here...
enjoy khmer food.
will be here for a year.

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Hi All! I'm Varsha, a recent graduate from America that moved to Cambodia for a year on a fellowship. I've studied Khmer in Siem Reap and am moving to PP to work for a domestic violence and human trafficking prevention NGO.My background is in legal analysis and anthropological research at the undergraduate level, and I'm looking to go to law school in the near future.I love dancing, exploring traveling, writing, singing, cooking and meeting new people. Let me know if anyone wants to meet up

Hey all, I am planning on moving to Cambodia next year to teach English...Not sure what to expect but here's hoping!

Hi I'm Antoine from France, I will arrive in Cambodia in September, I'm planning  to buy a business there or find a work. And hope to meet great people !!!

We are a French couple 26 just arrived in Phnom Penh! We lived in Thailand before. We want to meet new people to enjoy and discover the city.

To introduce ourselves, we like art, culture, sport, going out and food of course

If you have tips to share, want to drink a coffee or to go out do not hesitate to contact us!

See you soon

Julie and Florent

Hi guys !!
I will arrive in Phnom Penh soon for business. I don't know people there so hope to meet some people here !!

Hello forum, I'm from Australia and have been in Siem Reap for two weeks now. Thinking of staying on longer and hope to get some helpful information from the expats on here and possibly ask some dumb questions.
Thanks in advance.

plorons wrote:

Hello forum, I'm from Australia and have been in Siem Reap for two weeks now. Thinking of staying on longer and hope to get some helpful information from the expats on here and possibly ask some dumb questions.
Thanks in advance.

In here there are no dumb questions matie 

Anyway velcome 

/Henry

StarvinMarvin wrote:

plorons wrote:

Hello forum, I'm from Australia and have been in Siem Reap for two weeks now. Thinking of staying on longer and hope to get some helpful information from the expats on here and possibly ask some dumb questions.
Thanks in advance.

In here there are no dumb questions matie 

Anyway velcome 

/Henry

Thank you for the welcome, cheers.

hello my dear Friends

I am an Indian aged 73 healthy. i have work experience as Govt auditor , Editor and Publisher of Tourism magazine, and iam Chemistry graduate. Masters in Public Admn..
i have been working in Non -edible oils for making biodiesel and bio plastics .
Now iam interested to be in Cambodia in October ...ona business visa only. so if i get chance to work to teach English or do journalistic work or renewable Energy promotion work in any reputed co.
This will be first time ...i will be at Siam Reap ...First i will see Anghor Vat Temple...
so iam open to work...if i do not get  i will spend good time in Cambodia ...makea deligent study of investment proposals .

Hello Julien and all!

I'm Davinn(Dave) from the far east and searching for a new business here.
Planning about to run a small guest house in Sihanoukville, but I just found it's not easy.

But I'll do my best and I believe this forum will help me a lot!!

Once Again, Nice to meet you all, and good luck!

Mactan is unsafe? What part. I have stayed there many times. Never had any problems except for dishonest taxi drivers...