Greetings, I'm 27 and
I'm from a little bit south of Stung Treng. I was trying to figure
out how to go back to college (I am a network communications major)
and one of my online friends suggested coming to stay with him while
I study for a while in the U.S. He lives in Charleston, South
Carolina. He suggested that I could attend one of many technical
colleges there, take some advanced classes and maybe teach some if I
am lucky.
When I got there after
I got my luggage through customs- there was a problem because the tag
had disappeared from one of my bags- I was immediately impressed.
Charleston is a bustling town and I recommend anyone to visit it.
After an expensive
plane ticket I needed some extra income so I took up some internet
writing for Africa Media and some other websites about expatriation.
It is an interesting subject to me because I personally know many
people who move from their home countries to make a life somewhere
else. In my search for colleges I applied at Trident, Miller-Motte,
and a few others. The problem I ran into right away is that my
health insurance had lapsed and most of the colleges require a
policy.
So I looked into
getting Cambodia Health Insurance. I realized that if I get injured,
I don't want to have to go back to Cambodia to be treated, since I
don't have U.S. citizenship I don't feel comfortable, even if it
wasn't a requirement to attend school. Cambodia Health Insurance is
a very courteous and prompt service who can help you find the policy
that covers your needs at a very competitive price.
Other than that, my
trip is going great. It turns out I never would have needed
insurance, as I am very healthy to this day and haven't broken any
bones. I am in the process of reapplying for a visa because I am in
the middle of some great people and I hope I don't have to leave
anytime soon.
