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BEBE;42225 wrote:PPS, je n’ai pas encore pris de photos a partir de ce que je vois de chez moi. Cela ne va pas tarder.pleasantry
Dans un autre registre, il serait aussi intéressant de voir QUOI nous voit a partir de quoi nous voyons de chez nous :bigsmile::bigsmile:. Ca aussi ne tardera pas a te parvenir:bigsmile: promis
Des belles photos du Ténéré BEBE.
Sinon » QUOI nous voit à partir de quoi nous voyons de chez nous »:
E.T …
Olala c’est beau Abgech!
Au Vietnam il n’y a pas que des usines Nike,il y a aussi des usines à boules
de neige:
Vietnam opens property market to foreigners17:57′ 21/12/2007 (GMT+7)
VietNamNet Bridge – As per the Construction Ministry’s property policy draft, six conditions will permit foreigners to own homes in Vietnam.They are:
– Foreigners who directly invest in Vietnam under Vietnamese investment law
– Foreigners who have made contributions to Vietnam and/or have been granted medals and certificates of merit by Vietnamese authorities
– Experts, scientists and skilled workers working in Vietnam who have professional certificates granted by a foreign country
– Foreigners who marry Vietnamese citizens and live in Vietnam
– Foreigners recognized by the Vietnamese President as Vietnamese honorary citizens
– Foreign-invested companies that buy houses to lease to their foreign employees working in VietnamTo buy property in Vietnam, the above subjects must satisfy the four following conditions:
– To be currently residing in Vietnam, licensed to work in Vietnam at least one year and have documents proving they fulfill one of the aforementioned conditions
– Not an international criminal hunted by Interpol
– That the property in question be for themselves and their family
– Have a certificate granted by the central-level housing management agency of Vietnam (except for those who are honorary citizens or foreign-invested companies)Overseas Vietnamese who use foreign passports (considered foreigners) and work in Vietnam are allowed to buy property under either the domestic Property Law or the property policy for foreigners.
Each subject is allowed to own only property or housing unit (an apartment, a house with a garden or a villa) during the time they live and work in Vietnam which includes a land use permit for up to 50 years (this limit doesn’t apply to honorary Vietnamese citizens or foreign-invested businesses).
After 50 years, the foreign owners must sell or gift the property to others unless they get an extension. They also have the right to sell or give away the property one year after purchase, in case they leave Vietnam.
According to the Construction Ministry, if the average price of a leased apartment is around $800 per month, in five years a foreigner will pay nearly $50,000. If they are allowed to own a house in Vietnam, average price around $70,000, after five years they can re-sell for, worst case, slightly less than the original, but more likely, for a profit.
Around 81,000 foreigners are currently working and living in Vietnam, 16,000 of which meet property purchase requirements. This policy will be applied next year.
(Source: TTO)
Mince alors Franck,tu n’aurai pas buter le papa de Bambi avec qui l’on avait
passer les fetes de fin d’année?
Alternative aux bus OPEN TOUR du Sinh café…[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Saigon – Hanoi Scooter Tour 2008[/FONT]
Saigon Scooter Centre is currently organising the first ever national Saigon – Hanoi Scooter Tour in February 2008. The two week tour will take in some of Vietnam’s most spectacular scenery including mountain ranges, rice fields, jungle and beautiful beaches. Departing from Saigon and stopping at eleven fascinating locations en route to Hanoi, with all accommodation included and a number of rental scooters available. This memorable ride is approximately 1600 kms. Due to the limited places available we urge those interested to contact us regarding further details and bookings asap. Numbers limited to 20 riders.
Dates: February 6th – February 18th 2008
Itinerary: Saigon – Vung Tau – Phan Thiet – Nha Trang – Buon Ma Thuot – Pleiku –Danang/Hoi An – Hue – Vinh – Ninh Binh – Hanoi
Scooters available: Sprints, PX’s and Lambretta s3’s
Costs: 475gbp/$950usd (Inclusive of scooter hire, accommodation, backup service, drinks and snacks.)E-mail at the usual address for more details – [email protected]
Bon ben je me suis inscrit aujourdhui pour le Saigon-Hanoi.
Je vais le faire avec mon lambretta,500 usd au lieu de 950 usd.C’est vraiment la toute premiere fois que quelqu’un organise ça au Vietnam.
Il y a pour l’instant 14 inscrits,australiens,canadiens,irlandais,etc…
Mais pas de francophones…Si il y a des gars du forum que ça interesse…Franchement 1600 bornes en
vespa avec 20 fous et les plus beaux coins du Vietnam…[IMG=http://img516.imageshack.us/img5
Forumvietnam.fr a du réduire automatiquement la photo car cette dernière est trop large. Vous pouvez voir l’image en taille réelle en cliquant sur cette barre. Forumvietnam.fr vous signale que l’image originale est de taille 1280 x 960 et pèse 515 KB.
Pierre tu as de la chance!Une térasse + un peu d’arbres…
Oui meme si le gars te la garde pour 2000 vnd je préfere l’attacher.
Elle est encore quasiment neuve pour une occase…:bigsmile:
Je viens d’avoir PPS, il m’a dit qu’il sera très occupé le jour de Noel…car il doit faire des livraisons…voici la preuve :
Je m’insurge Be Cool, le document photographique est un faux:
Le papa noel a des chaussures,je ne porte que des tongs(de naissance).
Le papa noel a un pantalon,je ne jure que par les shorts(de naissance aussi).
Le papa noel a un slip en nylon,je ne porte rien(je suis né tout nu).Be Cool,si je suis à Saigon en fevrier et pas à Jungle:VIENS CHEZ MOI!
:icon40::bigsmile::kimouss:
Dans exactement 4h,on sera le 15 à Saigon.
Pour l’instant niveau esthetique,c’est celui ci qui arrive en tete:
