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Welcome to The Final Word, a blog from a British guy living in Saigon, Vietnam since January 2005
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7 comments:
Jon
I am always wondering: Why do u have the courage to do all these? I mean, u're from a country miles away and a culture and living standards so vastly different from where u are now.
From an ex-resident of HCMC
So who really owns the property? The government or the people. Vn being a communist country and all.
I'm guessing you're not holding the title since aren't foreigners forbidden to own land in VN?
Jon, Anonymous has some interesting questions for you. Anyway, I am looking forward to your future postings about your new house design and construction. I am about to buy some land with my new wife and start design on a new house in the next month.
-- Mel
cool fotos!
You're doing great job!!
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Hi Jon,
I have built a house in VN too, near Long Thanh, on the road to Vung Tau. You know, all brick and cement. My Vietnamese wife has the title. I am unclear if I can get title. I live in USA now, but plan to retire there off and on, in California and there.
Paul
Welcome to Vietnam. Hope You Comeback :) We Care Your Travel if You need :Vietnam Visa Embassy “The warmest greeting from Vietnam Visa Online from Vietnamvisaembassy.org ”
Hi Jon, do you remember me?? It's Clover. One of your students from Cleverland English Center. How have you been? I was randomly search our blog (three_mean_girls, you hepled us to create one) on google today and saw your comment on one of my post. It directs me to your blog. Have a good day Jon, hope to talk to you soon!!! (and hope you still remember us, CLover, Lizzie and Sabrina lol)
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