01What type of worker, employment situation, occupation or professional activity is this pathway actually designed for?
This route covers foreigners who come to do fishing along the sea coasts of Cambodia and who have obtained permission from the Royal Government of Cambodia, under Article 7(8) of the 1994 Law on Immigration.
See recorded sources
Limits of the record- Text taken from OCR of a scanned document: an OCR pass can alter a digit or a letter, so any figure quoted here has not been machine-verified against the printed original.
- This is the English version, which the document itself labels '(UNOFFICIAL TRANSLATION)'. The authentic text is the Khmer original in capturas/ea1c1b9069e3e7ae.txt.
- Checked the Khmer original: Article 7 point 8 is present and carries the same substance - foreigners who come to do fishing along the sea coasts of the Kingdom of Cambodia with permission from the Royal Government of Cambodia.
- The OCR capture interleaves the scanned page number '296' and a page break inside this passage, because Article 7(8) straddles two pages of the original; the slice therefore contains that page furniture.
- The Law describes the activity and the permission but says nothing about the type of worker: it does not distinguish a vessel owner, a crew member or an employed deckhand, and names no vessel, licence or fishery.
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8. Foreigners who come to do fishing along
the sea~coasts of Cambodia, who got permissions from the Royal
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Government.of Cambodia.
Does the applicant need a job offer, employer, sponsor, transfer relationship or other employer involvement? What is important about that employer relationship?
The authorisation comes from the State, not from an employer: what Article 7(8) requires is a permission obtained from the Royal Government of Cambodia.
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Limits of the record- Text taken from OCR of a scanned document: an OCR pass can alter a digit or a letter, so any figure quoted here has not been machine-verified against the printed original.
- This is the English version, which the document itself labels '(UNOFFICIAL TRANSLATION)'. The authentic text is the Khmer original in capturas/ea1c1b9069e3e7ae.txt.
- Checked the Khmer original: Article 7 point 8 is present and carries the same substance - foreigners who come to do fishing along the sea coasts of the Kingdom of Cambodia with permission from the Royal Government of Cambodia.
- The OCR capture interleaves the scanned page number '296' and a page break inside this passage, because Article 7(8) straddles two pages of the original; the slice therefore contains that page furniture.
- The Law names no employer, job offer, sponsor or vessel operator for this category. Searched the whole Immigration Law capture: 'fishing' appears only in Article 7(8), and the Khmer original likewise carries the word only there.
- It does not say which body inside the Royal Government issues the permission, or how it is applied for.
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8. Foreigners who come to do fishing along
the sea~coasts of Cambodia, who got permissions from the Royal
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Government.of Cambodia.
What are the few decisive professional characteristics of the pathway: occupation, qualifications, experience, salary, skill level, shortage status, labour-market condition or equivalent?
The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm the decisive professional requirements of this route.
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Limits of the record- No route-specific extraction is captured for the Foreign Coastal Fisher Permission; the requested professional fit remains unknown and requires a future official-source capture.
What work does the permission allow? Is the holder tied to an employer, occupation or sector? Can family accompany where clearly established?
The permission is bounded by one activity in one place - fishing along Cambodia's sea coasts - and Article 7 places the holder among non-immigrant aliens rather than among immigrant aliens. The official source does not state whether family members may accompany the holder.
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Limits of the record- Text taken from OCR of a scanned document: an OCR pass can alter a digit or a letter, so any figure quoted here has not been machine-verified against the printed original.
- This is the English version, which the document itself labels '(UNOFFICIAL TRANSLATION)'. The authentic text is the Khmer original in capturas/ea1c1b9069e3e7ae.txt.
- Checked the Khmer original: Article 7 point 8 is present and carries the same substance - foreigners who come to do fishing along the sea coasts of the Kingdom of Cambodia with permission from the Royal Government of Cambodia.
- The OCR capture interleaves the scanned page number '296' and a page break inside this passage, because Article 7(8) straddles two pages of the original; the slice therefore contains that page furniture.
- The Law states no family accompaniment for this category. Article 7 grants accompanying families expressly at point 1 (for mission and agreement personnel) and at point 2 (for officials and students), and grants nothing of the kind at point 8, so the silence is a feature of the provision.
- It does not say whether a coastal fisher also needs the labour or working card that Article 19 makes the Ministry of Interior check for foreign workers in factories, enterprises, companies and establishments.
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Non-immigrant aliens are:
_l.. Agents who are working in the foreign
or Embassies or Foreign Mission Representative
Consulates.
bodies, international experts and other persons who come to
the Kingdom of Cambodia following the requests or agreements
made with the Royal Government of Cambodia, including their
families and staff members during their sojourns in Cambodia.
2. Military members, officers, civil
servants, and foreign agents, students, and their families who
enter the Kingdom of Cambodia with the permission from the
Royal Government of Cambodia.
3. Travellers who are only in transit, who
are awaiting for the means of transports before continuing a
‘their ways towards their final destinations. For such case,
their stays must not be more than one week; except only for
the case of force‘majeure.
4. Tourists who have their return tickets,
and whose durations of sojourns shall be specified by a Sub-
Decree.
an a By Commercial representatives, bankers, and |
other. businessmen, who enter the kingdom of Cambodia for the .
purpose of. ‘establishing relationships in their respective |
businesses as above. In this above case their stays may not be 4
over 3 months. In other cases where there are necessary
reasonable grounds, they may be allowed to extend their stays
for 3 more months in maximum, according to the permission
granted by the Royal Government of Cambodia.
6. Foreigners who are living along the
borders connecting with the provinces of the Kingdom of |
Cambodia, who have received permissions to cross the border
for several.times, or. for instantly. Conditions for the /
application of this paragraph 6 of the article 7, shall be
specified by.a Sub-Decree.
7. Travellers, ships’ crews, air-pilots, who
-berth in transit at’ sea-“ports: and airports, to get food
supplies...
8. Foreigners who come to do fishing along
the sea~coasts of Cambodia, who got permissions from the Royal
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Government.of Cambodia.
How long is the permission normally granted for, how is it renewed, and what longer-term residence direction exists if officially stated?
The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm the permission duration, renewal and longer-term residence direction.
See recorded sources
Limits of the record- No route-specific extraction is captured for the Foreign Coastal Fisher Permission; the requested route progression remains unknown and requires a future official-source capture.
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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