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WELCOME TO HOME SWEET HOME GUEST HOUSE THE BEST PLACE IN SIEM REAP 
SERVICE IN SIEM REAP

 HOME SWEET HOME FACILITIES:       
      Business Center
        Fitness Center
        Massage
        Restaurant
        24 Hours Housekeeping
        Laundry and Valet Services
        Major Credit Cards accepted with encashment   
        facilities
        Tuk Tuk, Car rental and sightseeing
ROOM FACILITIES
        Air-Conditioning/Fan
        Cable Television
        Mini Bar
        Coffee & Tea Facilities
        Bath Tub/Shower with Hot & Cold Water.
        Free drinking water
        private bath room
 I-Air Tickets:  
  1-Domestic Flights
  2-International Flights
 II-Boat Tickets
  1-Siem Reap – Phnom Penh = $35.00
  2-Siem Reap – Battambong = $22.00
  3-Siem Reap – Phnom Penh - Chau Doc Ho chi minh city (Open) $7.00
 III-Bus Tickets:
  1-Siem Reap – Phnom Penh = $6.00, VIP$10.00
  2-Siem Reap – Sihanuk Ville = $12.00, VIP$16
  3-Siem Reap – Battambong = $6.00
  4-Siem Reap – Saigon (Vietnam) = $18.00, VIP$22.00
  5-Siem Reap – Poi Pet (Thai-Border) = $6.00
  6-Siem Reap – Bangkok (Thailand) = $12.00
  7-Siem Reap – Koh Chang (Thailand) = $17.00
  8-Siem Reap – Pattya (Thailand) = $17.00
  9-Siem Reap – Trad (Thailand) = $17
  10-Siem Reap - Champachak (Laos) = $30.00
  11-Siem Reap - Viengtain (Laos) = $30.00
  12-Siem Reap- Pakse (Laos) = $30 
 IV-Other Services:
 1-Laundry = $1.00/Kg
 2-Money Exchange
 3-Visa Arrangement
 4-Travellers Check
 5-Package Tours
 6-Guide
 7-Taxi Arrangement

 
  TUK TUK  is the best transportation to the Angkor pork and popular all the people com in Cambodia (Siem reap Angkor). The driver he can speak English and he have experience driver to Angkor. He has the license from the ministry of tourism government. Home Sweet Home driver he is very friendly, open, he can help you all the time that you need.
   CAR The car can take you go the Angkor wat also but more expensive then Tuk Tuk  and also can take you go to Phnom Penh, Sihaknokvill, and border all so but it for the private. The price Siem reap to Phnom Penh = 70.00 USD Siem reap to Sihaknokvill = 150.00 USD Siem reap to pio piet (border) = 35.00 USD
  MINI VAN Mini van can you can take to the Angkor pork also if you have family or small group we have 8 seats and 15 seats
 BUS The bus can take you go the temple also but if you have group. The bus has 25 seat 35 seats and 45 seats. It can take you go to Angkor wat with your tour group and also can take you go to Phnom Penh, sihaknokvill and bottambang you can buy the ticket from the guest house and you get the pick up at the guest house also. The price you can check on the page service you will see.        

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Siem Reap is the northern province of Cambodia. There are many ways to reach to this province by air, by road, or by boat. home sweet home has gathered the detailed information to support your needs and plan your vacation travel itinerary to and from the province.  Many travelers quote Angkor Wat, one of the great wonders of the world and the symbol of the heart and soul of the Cambodian nation, as a highlight of a visit to South East Asia. However, few tourists delve beyond the glory of the temples into wider Cambodia to discover other aspects that make up this diverse and captivating country. If you plan a visit you can find details below of arrival and departure information:

Passports
        Visitors ’passport should be valid for at least six months at time of entry after date of return from Cambodia required by all nationals of countries. Passports of International staff of UN/NGO agencies should be valid for at least one year, at time of entry.

Visas
        The online application of e-Visa has been launched by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, makes it possible for you to apply for a Cambodia tourist visa. Instead of applying through a Cambodian Embassy, all you need to do is
(1)  To complete the online application form and;
(2)   To pay with your credit card;
(3)  The visa will be submitted by MFA through your email;
(4)  You just print it out and bring it along when you travel to Cambodia.
        Applicants from non-eligible countries including Afghanistan, Algeria, Arab Saudi, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Sudan should apply for a Visa from their nearest Cambodia embassy.
        On-arrival visas are available for all, except nationals of Afghanistan, Algeria, Arab Saudi, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Sudan; but for Malaysia, The Philippines and Singapore the validity is limited to 21-30 days. Visitors arriving by air can obtain a visa for stays of up to 30 days on arrival at Phnom Penh International Airport, Phnom Penh or Siem Reap International Airport, Angkor. Visas are also available from Immigration at the border posts of Bavet, Poi Pet and Koh Kong. Visitors are advised to check current situation before traveling.
        For those who wish to apply for Business Visa, K-Visa or Diplomatic Visa, please contact your nearest embassy for more information. Visitors can also apply for an electronic visa (e-Visa) online through the Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation on website
http://www.mfaic.gov.kh/ 
        At present, visitors travelling on an e-Visa must enter Cambodia at either Phnom Penh International Airport or Siem Reap International Airport. Tourists on package tours will normally have their visas arranged by the tour operator.
Types of visa and cost
        Tourist (single-entry): US$26 (US$52 for express);
        Business (single-entry): US$43 (US$69 for express).
        Express visas are issued within 24 hours.
        Validity
        All visas are valid for a one month period, and visas issued by the Embassy must be used within three months of date of issue. Extensions of up to one extra month for Tourist visas or six or 12 months for Business visas (which can be multiple) may be granted by the Ministry of the Interior at the Immigration Office in Phnom Penh.
        Application to
       
        Consulate (or Consular section of Embassy); see Passport/Visa Information. Tourists on package tours will normally have their visas arranged by the tour operator. Applications by post will only be accepted through a recognized visa courier. For further details, contact the nearest Consulate (or Consular section of Embassy).
        Application requirements
        (a) One completed application form;
        (b) Two passport-size photos;
        (c) Valid passport. Children need a passport and visa also;
        (d) Fee in cash only;
        (e) Self-addressed prepaid envelope if applying by post;
        Note: (a) Children traveling on their parent's passport must submit an extra photo. (b) Nationals of Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka and Sudan also need a return ticket. (In addition, they will require a routine check-up. For Tourist visas, a letter of guarantee from the travel agent, and for Business visas, a business letter).
        Working days required
        Five from day of receipt of application form. Express visas are issued within 24 hours.
        Travel Advice (applicable to all of Asia and Africa)
       
        You should be aware of the general global risk of indiscriminate terrorist attacks, which could be against civilian targets, including places frequented by foreigners. However, most visits to Cambodia are trouble-free.
There are always some risks to travelers for instance from road traffic accidents, armed robbery after dark and even landmines and unexploded ordnance in remote rural areas. However for most times and places Cambodia is now a safe and pleasant country.
        There has been some limited outbreak of avian influenza (bird flu) amongst poultry in Cambodia. Visitors to Cambodia are unlikely to be affected, but should avoid visiting live animal markets, poultry farms and other places where they may come into close contact with wild or caged birds; and ensure poultry dishes are thoroughly cooked.
        This advice is based on information provided by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in the UK. It is correct at time of publishing. As the situation can change rapidly, visitors are advised to contact the following organizations for the latest travel advice:
        Working Days Required
Five from day of receipt of application form. Express visas are issued within 24 hours. E-Visas are issued within three working days; the visa is delivered electronically to the applicant's mailbox.

 


   Help organizations in Cambodia

  - Cambodia-Dutch Organization

  - Volunteers are more than welcome here

    For more pictures about our projects and Cambodia:

   http://s299.photobucket.com/albums/mm288/Cambodia-Dutch/Jan/


  (If you are in Cambodia, please visit one of these):

  - In English, German & Dutch "Sala Riin Kampuchea": http://www.cambodia-school.org

 - In English & Dutch :  http://www.colt-cambodia.org

 - Our city bikes rent is 100% going to : HSPCCO (Helper Student for the Poor Children of Cambodia

   Organization) To see the results of this we are pleased to visit them.


  LINKS:

- Interesting information about Cambodia in the way they are living :

   http://www.monitor.upeace.org/innerpg.cfm?id_article=564

   http://www.cambodiaatlas.com/map

   http://www.photius.com/countries/cambodia/society/index.html

   http://www.theodora.com/wfbcurrent/cambodia/cambodia_economy.html


 - More information about traveling in Asia : Orient-Go; Journeys with special faces & places

  - For tickets, trips, adventures, Visa etc : http://www.cambodia.nl.

 - For the German guests contact : http://www.anderes-reisen.de Immanuel kann dir alles

    Uber Cambodia Erzahlen.

 - Frizz restaurant: http://www.frizz-restaurant.com/

 - Ulrich's restaurant Edelweiss : http://www.phnompenh-edelweiss.de/

 - Cambodia Cooking Class : http://www.cambodia-cooking-class.com

 - Photo's of Cambodia : http://www.essaka.de

 - Erich: http://www.princemekong.ch

 - More about Cambodia : http://www.worldstatesmen.org/Cambodia.html

 - In our restaurant we serve the excellent ERDINGER Weissbier:

    Read more about this tasteful beer: http://www.nmk.co.za/products/beers/erdinger.htm

- Reinhart Zieler, Autor & Researcher in Angkor (specialist Angkor Guide):

   http://www.wunderangkor.de

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