Living and relocating in Phnom Penh

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Your first 30 days in Phnom Penh

A first-month checklist: housing, connectivity, water, transport, healthcare, payments, shopping and settling in.

Sport, swimming, music, art, robotics and holiday camps for children, with advice on safety, transport and scheduling.

How to test Phnom Penh as a future resident, not a tourist: neighbourhoods, housing, transport, costs, healthcare and daily life.

Where English is enough, when Khmer matters, which phrases are most useful and when a professional interpreter is essential.

Evaluating Phnom Penh after 50: healthcare, insurance, housing, heat, transport, safety, social life and a trial stay before moving.

A month-by-month guide to Cambodia’s weather: the coolest period, peak heat, the rainy season, housing, mould and daily routines.

Garments, electronics, agriculture, tourism, construction, banking, trade and investment—and the main economic risks.

Where dollars and riel are used, how change is calculated, and how ATMs, KHQR, bank accounts and exchange work.

Public and private hospitals, insurance, pharmacies, emergencies and when treatment abroad may be appropriate.

A one-person budget: rent, utilities, food, transport, insurance and first-month costs.

A family budget with one child: housing, school fees, food, transport, insurance and healthcare.

Where to buy groceries and what food costs: markets, supermarkets, delivery and imported products.