Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Can electrical devices (TV'S DVD'S) made and bought in Vietnam, work in Australia

Can electrical devices (TV'S DVD'S) made and bought in Vietnam, work in Australia?.?
I live in Vietnam and wish to buy a new flat screen TV. I will return to Australia in October and am wondering if my TV will work there.
Other - Electronics - 1 Answers
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Fundamentally it should work. The tuner might not be compatible with your broadcast format, and you will need to get a cord or plug adapter.




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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Do I owe alimony if my wife lived in Vietnam and I lived in California

Do I owe alimony if my wife lived in Vietnam and I lived in California?
I was married for 6 years. My wife lived in Vietnam for 5 years and 7 months and I lived in California. When she came to the states we lived together for 5 months and she left me. We are getting a divorce and she is asking for alimony. Do I owe alimony for the time she lived in Vietnam or just for the 5 months we lived together? Thank you for your responses.
Marriage & Divorce - 2 Answers
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It is irrelevant that you lived apart. It matters that you were married. I know that in several other states you must be married 10 years but there's a lot of factors that can make that number change. You need to get an attorney.
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Do you really think that's for anyone on yahoo answers to decide. The judge will tell you if and how much you owe.





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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

cost of living vietnam

cost of living vietnam?
A friend of mine will be working in Vietnam next summer. He will ahve to pay for utilities, but he won't be paying for rent his salary AFTER TAX will be 31,383,000. that is 1800 usd a month after tax. He will be working in the capital city. It seems to me a very good salary especially as he isn't paying for rent. I would like to hear from people who live there or have been there. also, how big a problem is crime there. I've heard there is alot of hostility towards american people but not so muchtowards British people(he is British)
Other - Vietnam - 4 Answers
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I lived in Hanoi for two years and loved every day of it. Food is very inexpensive as is clothing . Travel in country is cheap as is travel to Bangkok and other neighboring cities. Your friend is making enough money to have a nice stay . There is almost no crime there and almost never to a foreigner. Vietnamese in the major cities love / love Americans. 70% of the people are under 30 so for them the War is history, something their fathers and grandfthers talk about. They talk about "American "quality" (good) and "American " time (punctual) I have heard that in the smaller villages in the South where the horror of the War was the worst there are anti Amrican feelings. But from my personal experience I could not have been more welcomed. I loved Vietnam and the Vietnamese.
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The cost of living is different over there, there are more tax payers and its more economic.
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That salary is pretty high, and the cost of living is low, so your friend sure won't have to worry :). About crime, if you mean minor ones like theft, it can be quite common. But if he's careful, he'll be fine. I've lived here all my life of 18 years and have never been a victim of one :) And living in VN, he won't have to worry about terrorism :)). Nothing gets blown up here like in the US or even some neighbor countries. Hostility should be the last thing to expect, since he'll be living in Hanoi. Vietnamese people in general doesn't hold anything against Americans anymore, especially those in big cities :). And your friend is even not American, so he'll be alright :)).
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the cost of living is not very high, and it doesn't matter if you're american or british. Don't tell them that you're from another country, because they will rob you





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