Yahoo! Visa Disinformation

[george]

Just found this at yahoo!:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006050801280

I call it disinformation!

[Khutan]

George, dangerous advice at a minimum.

[sriracha john]

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker

(would it have anything to do with it conveniently fits the "asker's" situation and has nothing to do with the proper, sensible, and legal manner to pursue?)

Realistically, they dont care too much about work visa's.

If you are considering going to Cambodia for a visa run... I would recommend you go by ferry to Sihanoukville, dont do the over land crossing, it sucks, and there is nothing to see when you get there for a good 12 hours.

Cambodia definately is worth a visit though.

Depending on where in Thailand you are too, because if you are in Northern Thailand, you can get a day visa for $5 to Myanmar, instead of the $20-$50 that they rip you off for to go to Cambodia. Northern Thailand is nice, and regardless of where you are, its actually worth the trip, its not as horrid as the trip to Siam Reap in Cambodia.

Our bus broke down, another bus dropped through a hole in the bridge... there are lots of interesting things that happen. If you like adventure, you can go to Siem Reap by bumpy dirt track.

If your potential employers do wish to see a degree, then as another person recommended the fake degree should work, they arent that pedantic there.

Edited May 15, 2006 by sriracha john

[sriracha john]

Another pearl of wisdom from the "best answer" poster:

I'm not sure if you mean to escape school forever or not, but I did that too, at 16.

ahhh... it all becomes much clearer now...

[Carmine6]

Kind of a politician's style of answer. Doesn't actually answer the question but talks about related issues.

The answerer seems to have some problems of her own. Resonsible? Doesn't seem to be so.

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Edited May 15, 2006 by Carmine6

[satu]

STUPID---MISSLEADING and DANGEROUS