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Flew into Siem Reap today and applied for the $25 visa that can be extended for up to a year.
The immigration officer eyed me suspiciously and asked why. I said because I might be travelling for longer than a month and I might be helping out a friend at his restaurant in Snookyville.
He took the $25, my visa was processed and it is marked 'E' instead of 'T', which I take it means extendable, not tourist visa?
But it does also say 'single entry', valid till August 31st.
Is it good for extension?
viagara may help
Plenty of Xanax in Cambodia. Haven't checked for Viagra.
Spelling, dear (drunk) boy!
Why would you want xanax with you . . . leave the old bugger in Thailand . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Baas Babelaas
(Did you not ask him what the different letters stand for?)
I think the have changed the name from business visa to ordinary visa. It should be multiple entry.
"E"...escapee? "E" ...extension? "E"...Exit Right?
Tourist agent confirmed it's (e)xtendable.
Expendable
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2014/08/25.jpg
E means ordinary visa
good for single entry
may be extend for up to 1 year multiply entry for about $285 from just about nay travel agent in PP
more if ur in sr or elswhere
Yep, I'm good to stay for up to a year if I want.
Might head down to Snookyville and become a stoner again.
Beats living/dying in China.