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The source FAQ makes it clear that being outside Cambodia is no longer a blocker for starting the buying process, provided the documentation and payment schedule are handled carefully.
The more important distinction is whether the property is completed or still under construction, because that changes the timeline and the buyer's exposure to phased payments.
Reservation to Transfer
For completed properties, the guide indicates that the process can move from reservation to title transfer within several weeks, assuming documents and payment instructions are clear.
For under-construction units, the purchase is naturally slower because the schedule follows construction milestones rather than an immediate transfer.
Remote Purchase Mechanics
The source explicitly lists virtual tours, digital contract signing, international bank transfers, and power-of-attorney support as part of the remote buying flow.
That means the real challenge is not physical presence but choosing a project and counterparties that communicate clearly and document the process properly.
Where Friction Usually Appears
The guide implies that most friction comes from weak coordination, unclear payment terms, or poor due diligence before reservation.
That is why it recommends confirming developer track record, permits, title position, and payment structure before any deposit is committed.
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