About Jvdairlie

Status:

Expatriate  

Gender:

Male

Currently Lives:

Citizen Of:

Australia

Dual Citizen Of:

New Zealand

Past Expat Posts:

New Zealand

Some Forum Posts:

Vietnam: Seeking Expats to be English Teacher Assistant (HCMC):

Hello I am interested in you post regarding Teacher Assistant in Binh Thanh area. I am an Australian and I live in Binh Thanh. I teach in the evening at several english centres. I am interested in working in the mornings in the Binh Thanh area. Please email me at: speakenglish33@gmail.com and I will forward CV etc.

Vietnam: Creating you own job in Vietnam:

Hello Please check you PM mail box. Regards James

Vietnam: Large size mens clothing??:

Hello All I have been having difficulty finding XXL size clothes here in Saigon. Also problems finding any shoes size 44. Does anyone know of a supplier of larger sizes?

Vietnam: internet trouble:

Cable is supposedly going to be repaired by 7pm on 10 May.

Vietnam: internet trouble:

You are not alone! Internet cable between Vietnam and Hong Kong has been broken for about a week. Scheduled to be repaired fully on 10 May. This is I think the 3rd time it has been broken in the last 12 months, each break taking about 10 to 12 days to fix. Most ISP companies in VN use this cable. Some have a backup plan which allows their clients to use the internet as per normal. Viettel have such a plan and their users have pretty much normal access and speed - my local internet cafe uses Viettel and I can get normal connect and speed through them. My home ISP is a company called SPT and they have not much in the way of backup plan so they are next to useless until the repair is completed.

Vietnam: permanent residency card:

If you care to email me at jvdairlie@yahoo.com.au I will be happy to. explain the procedure I went through to get a Residency Card. James (Ex NZ)

Vietnam: Booking one way ticket to Vietnam on a tourist visa?:

Suggest you use Air Asia. No problem with a one way ticket with them!

Vietnam: Moving my family for a mini-retirement:

Get yourself a 2 year Temporary Residency card and save the hassle of renewing Visas.

Vietnam: Current situation on long visas for Vietnam:

A two year residency card will solve your problem!

Vietnam: Marriage Visa:

Apparently in my particular circumstances I can get a two year 'Residency Card'. Will that allow me to forget about Visa Renewal every 90 days?

Date Joined:

12/28/2013

Total Posts:

17

Posts/Day:

0.01