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PEACE God Member Offline Posts: 719 DIN FAR Gender: Age: 52	Re: Visit visa fee waived for former Lao citizens Reply #15 - 6^th May, 2011 at 3:08am US passport says 'Country of origin' (or soemthing like that) = LAOS for me but no 'City'
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llX God Member Offline "Absolute power corrupt." Posts: 2685 Gender: Age: 36 Awards: 2	Re: Visit visa fee waived for former Lao citizens Reply #16 - 6^th May, 2011 at 4:04am PEACE wrote on 6^th May, 2011 at 3:08am: US passport says 'Country of origin' (or soemthing like that) = LAOS for me but no 'City' Maybe they still has record of you and your family in Laos, and birth certificates. I moved to USA in 1990 at age 11. How about you?
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PEACE God Member Offline Posts: 719 DIN FAR Gender: Age: 52	Re: Visit visa fee waived for former Lao citizens Reply #17 - 7^th May, 2011 at 3:10am The US passport should be enough I think. 1980 and I was 8.
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llX God Member Offline "Absolute power corrupt." Posts: 2685 Gender: Age: 36 Awards: 2	Re: Visit visa fee waived for former Lao citizens Reply #18 - 7^th May, 2011 at 5:31am PEACE wrote on 7^th May, 2011 at 3:10am: The US passport should be enough I think. 1980 and I was 8. I think so passport should be enough.
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Reply #19 - 7^th May, 2011 at 10:14pm

So you know all building codes for building residential/commerical buildings in Vientiane? You'd mentioned somewhere before that you are very knowlegeable about build homes and as such. Does your uncle have his own building company or is he working for someone?

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PEACE wrote on 7^th May, 2011 at 3:10am:

The US passport should be enough I think. 1980 and I was 8.

I think so passport should be enough.
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Reply #20 - 9^th May, 2011 at 3:48am

My uncle work for a company. Sometime he also work as a subcontract. I know about building code in the U.S, but not in Laos. Like Old Man say there's not must building code in Laos. Anybody can just build their own house. In America you need permit from the city and follow all the building code or they allow you to live in the house. Some of the work on the house have to be done by a license contractors.

PEACE wrote on 7^th May, 2011 at 10:14pm:

PEACE wrote on 7^th May, 2011 at 3:10am:

The US passport should be enough I think. 1980 and I was 8.

I think so passport should be enough.
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Reply #21 - 9^th May, 2011 at 4:26am

Old Man says anything is possible outside of Vientiane. However in Vientiane, there is a 'building code' that new homes have to abide by. I saw this from a Lao PDR website before but the site does not mention specifically and the best way to know is probably through a builder or builders that are currently building those new houses in Vientiane. So does your uncle know the bulding company in Vientaine?

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llX God Member Offline "Absolute power corrupt." Posts: 2685 Gender: Age: 36 Awards: 2	Re: Visit visa fee waived for former Lao citizens Reply #22 - 9^th May, 2011 at 9:19pm Yes my uncle know building company and all about the buidling code. If you need more infor in the future let me know. I can ask him.
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PEACE God Member Offline Posts: 719 DIN FAR Gender: Age: 52	Re: Visit visa fee waived for former Lao citizens Reply #23 - 12^th May, 2011 at 10:25pm Are the builders in Vientaine follow the same building procedeurs as in the US that you know of?
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llX God Member Offline "Absolute power corrupt." Posts: 2685 Gender: Age: 36 Awards: 2	Re: Visit visa fee waived for former Lao citizens Reply #24 - 13^th May, 2011 at 6:06am I think they do, but there's more building code in America, it's very strict and regulated.
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