
CHAPTER 6: LAST POINTS AND WRAP-UP Following from the numbered list started in Chapter 3, 4 and 5, here you have another final overview about more specific Vietnam aspects. 27) Continue Reading
CHAPTER 6: LAST POINTS AND WRAP-UP Following from the numbered list started in Chapter 3, 4 and 5, here you have another final overview about more specific Vietnam aspects. 27) Continue Reading
CHAPTER 5: MOVING FORWARD Following up from the numbered list available in Chapters 3 and 4, here you have more advanced points happening after some months upon your arrival in Continue Reading
CHAPTER 4: JUST LANDED IN VIETNAM Continuing the numbered list from Chapter 3, let’s go deeper in detail now with all the start-up steps to settle down in Vietnam. 11) Continue Reading
CHAPTER 3: FIRST STEPS TO MOVE TO VIETNAM FROM ABROAD Following Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 preliminary and postliminary documents requirements, here you have the most updated FAQs regarding moving Continue Reading
CHAPTER 2: POSTLIMINARY DOCUMENTS Once you have gathered all the documents mentioned in Chapter 1, you can ask the school to submit for you a Work Permit (WP) application, as Continue Reading
CHAPTER 1: PRELIMINARY DOCUMENTS Before starting, I would like to clearly highlight that every case, nationality, school and location may set a different scenario. Here I am just reporting my Continue Reading
Tawi-Tawi is probably the most remote and peculiar archipelago in all Philippines. It is closer to Malaysia and Borneo than to Manila. They speak local languages like Tausug and Sama Continue Reading
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The big problem with Indonesia and Bali, especially, is that tourists are the perfect targets for extra-charges. They are indeed responsible for their own doom, as they are flocking in Continue Reading
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If you are reading this article, I assume that you too have found yourself managing limited economic resources. I also imagine that you are considering the “holy land” as a Continue Reading
I am writing this short post because a few days ago I was wasting so much time myself to sort this issue out. Now it is therefore time to help Continue Reading
Among the several borders between Peru and Ecuador (see my previous post about La Balsa), Huaquillas is certainly the most used. It is the closest transit to the coast. However, Continue Reading