I am a Swedish national and went pass Saudi immigration without any hassle. On the other side, I saw hundreds of Pakistani, Bangali etc who were waiting in line. It made me sad to witness such discrimination and I did NOT enjoy the privilege being an EU national.
no brother it's because pak lacks new technology's like esecurity digital immigration or the other thing is you know Pakistanis have the art of the making fake things real🎉
I am 22 and I just graduated and I have lived my whole life in Karachi. But I am so thankful to my parents and Alhumdulillah I feel so lucky because before and during my birth, for a couple of years my parents were living in USA before coming back to Pakistan. I was 1.5 years at the time. And now after graduating I am renewing my American passport.
A few months ago, I was going to Germany on a student visa from Saudi Arabia and when I handed my passport to the people at Riyadh airport, the girl looked at me, then my passport, then the visa on the passport, and then asked me, "Frankfurt?" I said yes that's where I am going. She called her manager and the manager took my passport while I was waiting in line. He went to the back of the counter and pulled out a magnifying glass and checked every corner of the visa paper, then made some calls to God knows who. They kept me waiting for a good 10-15 minutes before finally believing that yes, it is a legit visa. But before letting me go, they still took a picture of my passport because even after all that scrutiny, they still couldn't trust that my visa was legit. :D Traveling pretty much anywhere on a Pakistani passport is a nightmare. What do we expect from other airports when even the staff at our own airports don't treat us with respect?
Kinda same happened to me in Turkey. I went to Turkey from Germany on visit visa and while I was coming back, they checked my passport the same way they did yours. I was even exiting the country and I had German RP !!
not everybody can move out from pakistan..............you can study abroad but you cant live there forever canada and usa is now banning migrants except rich and talented ..europe is also doing the same poland denmark scotland and ireland did it next will be germany france .............
I went through the same experience. I was traveling back to Germany from Pakistan and intentionally took a 36-hour layover to visit my friend and explore Doha city and its lavish airport. Although I have a friend there who was willing to accommodate me, I still had to book a hotel through Discover Qatar. I ended up waiting in line for nearly two hours, and when I finally reached the counter, they told me to first get my visa validated at counter number "20" as you mentioned. So, I had to wait in line again for another two hours. By that point, all my energy and excitement had drained. I looked around at people from other nationalities, and they were passing through the airport in no time. It was so frustrating to see how easy it was for them, while I had to go through all these extra steps..
The same happened to me when I visited Qatar for the first time. First non GCC immigration queue The Dicover Qatar desk Then, counter 20 to get captain approval Then, back to immigration queue After that, i visited 3 times, and it went smoothly as I understood the humiliating process.
There are 2 ways not everyone can get other Passport...There must be some people like me to say to Good Bye to other fellows while leaving.so when you are planning to leave?
More money brings more problems. If you say this to someone in Pakistan who stands in line at 7:00 a.m. outside a NADRA office just to avoid a longer wait, they'd probably laugh. That’s life - no matter how big or small the problem, you just have to face it and stay calm. When I first came back to Pakistan, I hated dealing with all of this, but now I’m used to it.
@Hamzakilife2004 I’m sure even someone like Ambani has his own issues and problems. As human beings, we often find ourselves unsatisfied and prone to complaining. Whether you’re a respected scholar who preaches patience yet complains when held accountable for carrying 1000kg of luggage, or a billionaire socialite with her own issues who causes death of two human beings while driving under the influence - everyone faces their own struggles. To each person, their problems feel significant, and it seems we’re rarely content.
Junaid Akram is like those online educational institutes which started as alternative for classroom courses but ended up selling international study programs
The same thing happened to me while traveling to Africa. First, the narcotics officers stopped me over my multivitamins, arguing that I couldn’t carry them since a 15-day supply is allowed, while I was carrying a three-month supply. I explained that I was going on a work visa, so I needed a three-month supply, but they weren’t convinced. Then the FIA stopped me, and despite having all my documents, they kept me waiting, hinting that some money would solve the problem. They mentioned that a certain officer was coming to check things, and meanwhile, everyone kept asking about my flight time to drag out the process as much as possible and humiliate me. It feels like everyone is corrupt, as if no one cares about doing the right thing.
Thanks, Junaid Akram brother, for sharing your experience. Unfortunately, this situation arises because some Pakistanis engage in actions that cause immigration and customs in other countries to look at us with suspicion. Working at Hamad International Airport, I see firsthand what some Pakistanis bring into Qatar, and it’s disheartening. I won’t go into specifics in public, but these actions affect how we’re treated abroad. I’m also glad to hear you didn’t have to go through a full-body scan, as I know that’s often required for Pakistanis. We all need to be mindful of how our actions reflect on everyone. Thanks again for highlighting this important issue.
I still remember when I was leaving for Canada as an immigrant, the FIA guys asked for US dollars that I had on me and which I had to show at Toronto Pearson Airport as a part of immigration process. It was such a pathetic experience that my excitement for Canada just faded away. That day, I decided not to travel on Pakistani passport ever.
I had a good experience at Karachi airport when migrating for Canada in 2019. I carried 10,000 USD cash with me. I was wearing shalwar kameez and put the 10,000 in my side pockets and walked through all the way to the departure gate. No Problems at all.
@@almemon3691kuch logon ki Shaakal per likha hota hai.. Sorry but now days pakistani think kay duniyaaa main sub say bora un kay saath horahay hai…. they don’t even know what bad situation is … pakistan still much better… Or is video walay bhai ka yah manjaan sirf pakistani main he bik ta hai…. without even single ability or talents he is … so called celebrity in pakistan 😂 … sorry again I am so so much feed up like this hate to this country now !
Question When you travel on a foreign passport to Pakistan, which immigration line do you take at the Pakistani airport? Foreigners or overseas Pakistanis?
Junaid bhai dil ki baaat boool deee aap ney. i m 45 and i wasted so many opportunities to leave this country when i was in 20's or 30's. .....Shayed ham ko koi batanay wala nahee tha. ....Young guys pls follow his instructions or suggestions.
Brother take it easy You are still among those privileged who can afford to travel abroad stay peacefully Think of the newly migrated delivery guys from Pakistan to middle east facing severe hardships to make both ends meet Say Alhamdulillah ala kul e haal
get early morning ticket, half of them have no interest to work at airport that time. travel well dressed. look and feel you are a hardened traveller, keep a sense of humor beneath the surface. get / carry a portable thermal printer. get a water filter + bottle ( I carry both a sawyer and katadyn, tap attachable and bottle filter), there is always a high chance of double chey when you travel through asia middle east. Been travelling 25 + years. And ofcourse get a a different passport, dual citizenship.
@@Gift-h9n sorry cant help, I went for a degree, got the degree, got scholarship for bigger degree that came with job. did not have finance issues. already come from wealthy background. Father was similar but poor background, his biggest mistake was continuing to send money to family (their demands/ farmaishes) when he surviving on bun makan chai. so dont indulge family demands, first build yourself. good luck
Good. But don’t bring your religion to the fore. Merge with Canadian culture and don’t flood roads with Bring Shariya slogans. Respect their culture, don’t try to impose ur beliefs on them.
@@uswajaved7233 Yes I am sanatani Indian. We respect the land where we live even when it is a foreign country , we respect their culture at the same time maintaining ours. We don’t try to impose our beliefs on others. We don’t block roads for our prayers. Our residential areas in Europe are not marked as no-go areas for people of other faiths. We don’t create ghettos and keep surroundings filthy! Enjoy your toxic thinking. In next decade ppl ur thinking will be unwelcome.
I am a 39 radiologist and i have decided to leave pakistan, i was thinking on it since i had my graduation but there are always some perks for doctors in pakistan. But now ultimately i have come to the conclusion that i should leave now, not only for myself but for my kids. Its quite diifficult at this stage but i am working on it and goin thru my exams so that the effort i am putting here and in return no reward , i should be putting the same efforts where u are rewarded.
Thank God, I moved to the US for my studies on a scholarship when I was only 22. Now in my 30s , and applied for my citizenship a few weeks ago. I hope things go well. Ameen!
Really 💯 we all accept Ur points. Disgusting behaviour always bad question ❓ Must move out for new Generations 🚸 I live in Qatar want to meet U if u have a time Respected Sir Junaid ❤ Appreciate for ur teach & awareness youth for better way❤
Ganji bhai passport hojayega InshaAllah. Kuch aisa bhi hum sochain ke Iss mulk ko behtar karain😢 we can gather few influencers like you and make something huge!
This Ganja was the same person who was praising the selected Government on its 100 days performance in Punjab, becuz they offered him money. Now he is telling people to leave Pakistan. Like if the 100 days performance was so good why is he telling us to get another passport?? This ganja should be telling us how to improve our own country rather then running away to countries where the locals don't want us. But just like our politicians he is a fraud who is only making money by discussing Pakistan on his TH-cam channel.
Left pakistan when i was in my 20s Australians citizen now and happy to be here Alhumdulliah.. i hope all the young ones get to fullfill their dreams.. we have to support each other ..❤❤❤😊
Bro ur attitude towards ur religion is unforgiving, u destroyed ur country based on religion, still u give credit to Allah, u should give credit to chrisitan Country Australia for accepting u,there is no blasamay laws.
You obtained a passport in an EU country which doesn't even care about the rules of Allah. You came from a country which is obsessed with the rules of Allah that has the most deplorable society in the entire world where people are killed in the name of religion for blasphemy. Majority of Europeans are now strictly leaning towards irreligiosity but just look at their society and prosperity. I'm not praising atheism and I personally don't like it, but look at the societies of Allah and just look at the non-religious societies and you will see a shocking contrast.
37 here Pakistani passport holder who was neither born nor lived in Pakistan but I've been stopped and ill treated in 10 to 15 countries, pretty much every country I can think of that I've been too. I'm holding the same regret. Respect and love for Pakistan is due but my life is heavily affected especially because the rest of my family has another passport. They all go through the immigration like a breeze without needing visa and without additional questioning and scrutiny. And now that some of my kids are in colleges in their country, I can't even go see them. Allahu musta'an
How fid you got russian passport i am thinking of going to russia on a student visa is it worth it? How much does a student need a month to live in russia
Junaid bhai ap thek keh rhy hain, 8 saal sy dubai mn hu,, or jb kise europe country visit pr gya. to hamei line hi alag thi .. passpport dekh k side pr krdety hn.. airport sy wapis bhejty hain .. ap ki bat par amal kr rha hu ab yehi goal hai k is passport sy jan chutty😭 bht dukh hwa.. aj tk wo soch ati hai to Trauma nahi jata
Junaid bhai, you are not receiving scam calls because your NEW SIM was with some Nepali guy and when he exited from Qatar, the service provider sold that sim to you. Lots of these types of cases are common in GCC. Even I was receiving calls for 8 years from acquaintances of the previous sim owner when I was in Saudi.
I was lucky to get my Australian passport in late 20's. I can feel the frustration. I was in Europe year before last although started my trip from London where I didn't come across an immigration officer due smart gate for Australians and then train to Germany when I was flying out of Germany, officer asked me if I am living in Germany because she couldn't find stamp of arrival in Germany as all I needed was exit from UK. Imagine having a Pakistani passport in that situation. Moral of the story is : get to any country with legal way and work on your passport whether you are young student or professional. The Pakistan needs a lot more time to turn around its image.
I was such a patriotic Pakistani and I could not even think to leave Pakistan forever ever although i used to travel alot But now Pakistan has broken our hearts. And now I really wana go leave 💔
no thank you the discrimination is because of poverty nothing else our people are nicest people in the world i have spent 15 years in india and 1 year in dubai 12 years in pakistan our country is best our people are best in the world, Pakistan is love
Moved to UK at almost 33. Almost 38 now and have got my ILR (PR card), just cant wait to get my passport next year inshAllah. Its an absolute nightmare having to travel on Pakistani passport. I really things go fine and I get the passport next year.
I am still Karachi living. I ever miss opportunity to go outside. I submit my application for passport renewal on 2nd September no it 7th Nov but still waiting for Passport
Stop exaggerating things and playing RR to get views. If you had opportunity to get 2nd passport go and get. I was 23 when I made my first international trip(to China). I had fresh passport, no airport sifarashq, no elite class background yet I completed my trip comfortably. Me and my brothers have made more than 30 international trips to 14 different countries till now. But never faced anything like you are portraying. The reason of such treatment at the airport is People of Pakistan not Pakistan. How many have set good examples while living abroad? But there are countless bad examples our people have made. This airport treatment is byproduct of these bad examples. So first teach people how to be good example then criticize.
junaid bhai this is soo soo true and unfortunately true. Junaid bhai believe me we bought a brand new car in pakistan after years of hard work in saudi. and when we went on a drive on the GT road from Islambad to lahore, believe me i was crying because of the road conditions, i dont know but i was in so much stress and in so much regret of buying such an expensive vehicle on the worlds most shitty roads. BHAI YOU CANT EVEN ENJOY A GOOD CAR WHICH YOU BUY AFTER YEARS OF A HARD WORK ,ON PAKISTANI ROADS. I WAS A BIT AIMLESS SINCE THEN, BUT NOW I AM CLEAR AND THE GOAL IS A SECOND PASSPORT FROM A GOOD COUNTRY.
Strike when the iron's red. I can completely related and comprehend your frustration Juniad bhai since I have also been facing this "BEYKAR KA CHUTIYAPA" whenever I travel.
Because we are from the sub continent and have extremely disgusting habits which we term as a part of our culture n upbringing. Absolutely no logic in being so chaotic all the time. But still we are . And yes forget about international travel even domestic travelling is a pain nowadays due to these cultural morons who talk loudly, eat with their mouths open, scratch in public, carry food items that smell so fucking bad that ppl start feeling nauseated.gawwwwwd
Unfortunately, our Pakistani qaum doesn't have a good reputation in the world. I have been living in Canada for the last 27 years. When I went to Egypt earlier this year and as soon as I told the custom officer that I was born in Pakistan, they pulled me over to the side and wasted my 2 hours. Funny enough, another couple sitting beside me were British Pakistani's who also got a secondary inspection...
With all due respect for Pakistan's citizen. I just cant understand this...why every Pakistani just want to left Pakistan...? What was all fuss to make a saperate country if you just dont want to Live in it ? Why cant you just work on making your country better.. I do Indians also moved to US but many Indian companies who are working in US called them also.. I worked in US and left after 3 years because got better opportunity in India... Many of my colleague left US after getting better options in India And no much issue...
Bro, do you know that every 4th immigrant in the US is Indian. I agree with what you're saying, but it's not just Pakistanis who's seeking different nationalities. Indian as you probably know, can't have dual citizenship, so they keep on enrolling themselves into different degrees with several colleges in the US. That's not even including 1000s of Indians on H1B1 Visa.
@@wolverinefans8931 you are not getting the point.. Indians do go Overseas but have you ever seen such crisis videos from India like from Pakistan... I have seen multiple post where people are endorsing leaving the country... In india Punjab has such crisis for Canada i do agree.. but not at such level. It seems like Each pakistani is born to leave country...
the main culprits behind this chaotic system are our own people. we always blame politicians for our humiliation at international levels but the point we miss is our nation's acts. we are involved in corruption from scale 1 to the top most scale officers. vendors are selling low-quality products, and we can't get pure milk. politicians are not involved in such wrongdoings they are a result of our acts. folks go to Saudi Arabia and after their arrival, they start begging. we should address our characters first, and then everything will get better over time.
Ye Bhaisaab jis mulk (Pakistan) ko hr waqt bura bhala kehte hain ussi mulk (Pakistan) ki audience ko apni videos dikha k monetization b enjoy krtay hain ussi mulk (Pakistan) k brands or government se paisay le k promotions b krtay hain. My question is agar ye mulk (Pakistan) itna he apko bura lgta hai to phr yaha say paisay q kama rhy ho or yaha ki opportunities and privileges q enjoy kr rhy ho. Phr yaha say mt khao or kamao na bhai. Phr waha jaa k kamao jaha ka raaag alaaptay rehte ho. Logo ki or apnay mulk islaah krna achi baat hai hai pr bhaisaab nay isi cheez ko apna career he bna liya hai.
I have an Azerbaijani passport, which is not that powerful, but it's better than a Pakistani passport. Over the past three months, I've been planning to get a passport from a first-world country. I know it's not easy, but as they say, no risk, no gain.
How did you get the Azerbaijan passport? Also a suggestion, I know it's not the first world but you can get Turkish passport by investing $400,000 in real estate there.
I have a question for those who have a second passport, whether that be an EU, Canadian or a British one. context: I am a 22 year old from Pakistan. I earn very handsomely for someone fresh out of university Alhamdulillah. I plan to go for studies overseas with an eventual goal of getting a second passport and change my life for better, Inshallah. premise: The process to get a second passport takes more than 5 years for EU (germany) and UK, and 3-4 years for Canada, right? Question: Is the wait worth it and justified? considering you have to spend such a long time just to become an avg national/citizen of that country. you must leave everything behind specially your relationships (friends and family) and possibly delay extending your family (marriage). I dont mind the hardship of the process such as adjusting to a new environment and doing everything on your own as I had to do it for my bachelor as well (i am from a small interior city), and eventually one gets the hang of things when one is part of such an environment. What I am concerned about is the justification of emotional cost, and long term results. Please guide me with valid reasoning, as I think such a question is common for anyone going for similar pursuit.
@@Muhammad-Awais07-c5q If you are happy in Pakistan, then dont leave. The only situation when you should decide about leaving Pakistan is when the atmosphere in Pakistan is unbearable for you, it could be social, religious, financial or personal unbearableness.
@@Muhammad-Awais07-c5q You can get student visa and explore a country like Germany or Australia or Canada for 2 to 3 years. Because living in a foreign country is not for everyone. If it suits you, then you can make a permanent decision.
Leaving settled life just for the sake of passport isn’t a wise move but just following the herd. Ask your self what truly makes you happy and then do that.
Happened the same with me on Doha Airport. Was humiliated on every corner because of the Passport and after all the ordeal I was made to pass through a special scanner by a small time security guy because I was holding the green passport and he purposely made me pass through the scanner twice.
I’m currently in Poland which is EU (Schengen) country i’ve been living here for the past 5 years visited Pakistan few times as well, now i am eligible to apply for my “PR” (Permanent Residence) then i can apply for my Polish Passport on base of my Polish language B1
We applied for a USA visa from Pakistan 17 years ago and it got approved in December of 2023 we arrived in the USA on permanent visa status in May this year with a guaranteed US visa after 5 years. I can't believe how lucky I feel. I feel sad for my fellow friendswith whomt I studieh. I am 21 right now I still have to choose a field of study because none of the universities in the US are accepting my university credits because they say that Pakistan is unreliable (I was in a fast university doing cyber security). Hence I started as a freshman and have to choose my major in the Fall of 2025 if you have any recommendations please comment below. ( I can't do cyber security because none of the colleges/universities consider it as a bachelor's degree rather they consider it as an Associates degree (2 years degree) which does not have a lot of value in my Parents eyes.
If you are interested in IT field then go for Artificial intellegence degree. But if you love cyber security then you must go for cyber security. Don't think what parents think, 4 years degree is nothing. I enrolled in AI degree and at that time my father said no this is not good and recommended me civil engineering etc. But here i am in 7th semester and already got a remote job. So which ever field you are interetsed in, go for it. do additional certification and internships .
At 47, you'd regret not taking a british passport at 41. Never too late. Just go for it. Everythings online so you can still do what you do from the Uk.
There is a limit to carry cash with you when you travel international, which is around US$ 10,000. So that's why you are being asked how much cash you are taking.
The best time for Pakistanis to leave is after graduation go for your masters in the country you want to stay and work I think now at this point some countries of Europe not UK plus USA canada And Australia looks better options
"I had a similar experience at Dubai airport before boarding. An Indian official saw my passport, called my name out loud over the speaker, and instructed me to step out of the line. Then, he proceeded to pull every Pakistani passenger from the line without any clear reason. We all had to approach this person, who thoroughly checked each of our documents. Just before the plane was ready to depart, he finally let us go. It felt like he did it intentionally, as if to show everyone how they treat Pakistanis. It was extremely embarrassing - there were five or six of us standing off to the side while everyone else watched as they boarded the plane."
I am a Swedish national and went pass Saudi immigration without any hassle. On the other side, I saw hundreds of Pakistani, Bangali etc who were waiting in line. It made me sad to witness such discrimination and I did NOT enjoy the privilege being an EU national.
Bro do u know Swedish language ?
@@Raza242k5 Yes ofc, why are u asking?
no brother it's because pak lacks new technology's like esecurity digital immigration or the other thing is you know Pakistanis have the art of the making fake things real🎉
Are swedish people good?
@@Raza242k5Bhai Saudi m Jake bheek mangte hen
I am 22 and I just graduated and I have lived my whole life in Karachi. But I am so thankful to my parents and Alhumdulillah I feel so lucky because before and during my birth, for a couple of years my parents were living in USA before coming back to Pakistan. I was 1.5 years at the time. And now after graduating I am renewing my American passport.
ich bin auch!
Thanks to your Parents bro
@@muhammadbangash483 PAKISTAN KI YAHI AUKAT HE DUSRE MULK KE LIYA 😅😅😅
@@muhammadbangash483 I think I know you
Ah yes! You are the VR Man
Kisi ko faraq para ?
I moved to Canada when I was 31. Got my passport at 36. Never too late guys
Through agent or what?
😂
Which year are you talking about
@@ehtishamnaeem4480 1985😂
1:45 this face can never give any positive vibe without money
A few months ago, I was going to Germany on a student visa from Saudi Arabia and when I handed my passport to the people at Riyadh airport, the girl looked at me, then my passport, then the visa on the passport, and then asked me, "Frankfurt?" I said yes that's where I am going. She called her manager and the manager took my passport while I was waiting in line. He went to the back of the counter and pulled out a magnifying glass and checked every corner of the visa paper, then made some calls to God knows who. They kept me waiting for a good 10-15 minutes before finally believing that yes, it is a legit visa. But before letting me go, they still took a picture of my passport because even after all that scrutiny, they still couldn't trust that my visa was legit. :D
Traveling pretty much anywhere on a Pakistani passport is a nightmare. What do we expect from other airports when even the staff at our own airports don't treat us with respect?
Kinda same happened to me in Turkey. I went to Turkey from Germany on visit visa and while I was coming back, they checked my passport the same way they did yours. I was even exiting the country and I had German RP !!
Jaisee Awam Vaisey hukraam
Sad😢😢😢
Same happened with me in Pakistan and Dubai airport
we can only blame the people of Pakistan for this, its kinda hard to justify "ameerki sazish and yahudi saazish" non sense at this point .
I am 19 and I hate now the old people of Pakistan that apart from Politicians destroy this country and now I try move out from here
Same here 😊
goodluck bro, if you ever can make it out😂
Me too✌
Please don't go outside.. you all have turned to zombies.. you don't deserve to be anywhere..gandh saaalon
not everybody can move out from pakistan..............you can study abroad but you cant live there forever canada and usa is now banning migrants except rich and talented ..europe is also doing the same poland denmark scotland and ireland did it next will be germany france .............
why , you were the same person who was praising Maryam. lol
True
Karma!
😂😂😂
abhi bhi bhai yeh humara kaat hi raha hai, Qatar ma beth kar na shukra ro raha hai or 7 ghantay ma 50k view is kay ronay per hi mil gae hain...
Lol
I went through the same experience. I was traveling back to Germany from Pakistan and intentionally took a 36-hour layover to visit my friend and explore Doha city and its lavish airport. Although I have a friend there who was willing to accommodate me, I still had to book a hotel through Discover Qatar. I ended up waiting in line for nearly two hours, and when I finally reached the counter, they told me to first get my visa validated at counter number "20" as you mentioned. So, I had to wait in line again for another two hours. By that point, all my energy and excitement had drained. I looked around at people from other nationalities, and they were passing through the airport in no time. It was so frustrating to see how easy it was for them, while I had to go through all these extra steps..
The same happened to me when I visited Qatar for the first time.
First non GCC immigration queue
The Dicover Qatar desk
Then, counter 20 to get captain approval
Then, back to immigration queue
After that, i visited 3 times, and it went smoothly as I understood the humiliating process.
Do they treat pak and Indian same?
@arslan_TM yes many Indian following the same process. Qatari immigration can make it smooth by one window operation.
@arslan_TM yes many Indian following the same process. Qatari immigration can make it smooth by one window operation.
Get another passport is the dream of every Pakistani 😂
PAKISTAN KI YAHI AUKAT HE DUSRE MULK KE LIYA 😅😅😅
There are 2 ways not everyone can get other Passport...There must be some people like me to say to Good Bye to other fellows while leaving.so when you are planning to leave?
I know the feeling Junaid. The frustration with a Pakistani passport is something on another level. Hopefully things will change.
Kuch nahi badlega re mannu
Bhai ki rejection aa gayi 🤣🤣🤣
Dunya mein aaney ka maqsad jannat ka passport hai wo pakistan mein rah ker pakka hai inshaAllah
@@asimmarghoob9175 انگور کھٹے ہیں 😂😂😂
More money brings more problems. If you say this to someone in Pakistan who stands in line at 7:00 a.m. outside a NADRA office just to avoid a longer wait, they'd probably laugh. That’s life - no matter how big or small the problem, you just have to face it and stay calm. When I first came back to Pakistan, I hated dealing with all of this, but now I’m used to it.
That's not the life Man
Every man have dreams in Pakistan
Beautiful House
Kids
Car
@@channel913xye Dunia hai yaha aesa he hota hai
Ha agar ambani jese ho to PHIR alag baat hai
@Hamzakilife2004 I’m sure even someone like Ambani has his own issues and problems. As human beings, we often find ourselves unsatisfied and prone to complaining.
Whether you’re a respected scholar who preaches patience yet complains when held accountable for carrying 1000kg of luggage, or a billionaire socialite with her own issues who causes death of two human beings while driving under the influence - everyone faces their own struggles.
To each person, their problems feel significant, and it seems we’re rarely content.
@@syedimranali4429problem toh face karnay ha life mein acha nae ha BMW mein bhet kar face kary bajay Rakshay k😂😂😂
Junaid Akram is like those online educational institutes which started as alternative for classroom courses but ended up selling international study programs
The same thing happened to me while traveling to Africa. First, the narcotics officers stopped me over my multivitamins, arguing that I couldn’t carry them since a 15-day supply is allowed, while I was carrying a three-month supply. I explained that I was going on a work visa, so I needed a three-month supply, but they weren’t convinced. Then the FIA stopped me, and despite having all my documents, they kept me waiting, hinting that some money would solve the problem. They mentioned that a certain officer was coming to check things, and meanwhile, everyone kept asking about my flight time to drag out the process as much as possible and humiliate me. It feels like everyone is corrupt, as if no one cares about doing the right thing.
Thanks, Junaid Akram brother, for sharing your experience. Unfortunately, this situation arises because some Pakistanis engage in actions that cause immigration and customs in other countries to look at us with suspicion. Working at Hamad International Airport, I see firsthand what some Pakistanis bring into Qatar, and it’s disheartening. I won’t go into specifics in public, but these actions affect how we’re treated abroad.
I’m also glad to hear you didn’t have to go through a full-body scan, as I know that’s often required for Pakistanis. We all need to be mindful of how our actions reflect on everyone. Thanks again for highlighting this important issue.
I still remember when I was leaving for Canada as an immigrant, the FIA guys asked for US dollars that I had on me and which I had to show at Toronto Pearson Airport as a part of immigration process. It was such a pathetic experience that my excitement for Canada just faded away. That day, I decided not to travel on Pakistani passport ever.
I had a good experience at Karachi airport when migrating for Canada in 2019. I carried 10,000 USD cash with me. I was wearing shalwar kameez and put the 10,000 in my side pockets and walked through all the way to the departure gate. No Problems at all.
@@almemon3691kuch logon ki Shaakal per likha hota hai.. Sorry but now days pakistani think kay duniyaaa main sub say bora un kay saath horahay hai…. they don’t even know what bad situation is … pakistan still much better… Or is video walay bhai ka yah manjaan sirf pakistani main he bik ta hai…. without even single ability or talents he is … so called celebrity in pakistan 😂 … sorry again I am so so much feed up like this hate to this country now !
Question
When you travel on a foreign passport to Pakistan, which immigration line do you take at the Pakistani airport? Foreigners or overseas Pakistanis?
@saif-talks As long as I have Canadian passport, don't care about the line. That incident was when I had Pakistani passport..
@@saif-talks foreign one
First time agreed with this guy 1000%
Lol
I moved to Australia when I was 22 and just got my Australian passport. I'm 29 now.
Junaid bhai dil ki baaat boool deee aap ney. i m 45 and i wasted so many opportunities to leave this country when i was in 20's or 30's. .....Shayed ham ko koi batanay wala nahee tha. ....Young guys pls follow his instructions or suggestions.
I'm 19 right now. What would you suggest?
Aap ko kya nahi bataya gaya?
@@0xMujtabamove to Portugal on vocational training course and do not leave until you get citizenship. Good luck
@@DanishRaza-y7cR u there....
@@sagheerahmed2467 No
Brother take it easy
You are still among those privileged who can afford to travel abroad stay peacefully
Think of the newly migrated delivery guys from Pakistan to middle east facing severe hardships to make both ends meet
Say Alhamdulillah ala kul e haal
Kulle kulle kya bol raha hai be tind dekh k junaid ka
get early morning ticket, half of them have no interest to work at airport that time. travel well dressed. look and feel you are a hardened traveller, keep a sense of humor beneath the surface. get / carry a portable thermal printer. get a water filter + bottle ( I carry both a sawyer and katadyn, tap attachable and bottle filter), there is always a high chance of double chey when you travel through asia middle east. Been travelling 25 + years. And ofcourse get a a different passport, dual citizenship.
Could you guide us please, what to do to bear our expenses when travelling.. I don't want to go back, but how can I stay abroad
@@Gift-h9n sorry cant help, I went for a degree, got the degree, got scholarship for bigger degree that came with job. did not have finance issues. already come from wealthy background. Father was similar but poor background, his biggest mistake was continuing to send money to family (their demands/ farmaishes) when he surviving on bun makan chai. so dont indulge family demands, first build yourself. good luck
I agree with you Junaid, or apka msg sab ko boht serious laina chahiye
Alhamdullillah got my Canadian passport a year ago. Ya Allah SWT tera shukr hai bht bht. 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦
@@soulatali3911 Alhumdulillah Bhaijan Stay blessed and safe Ameen, Can you tell me how long it takes to get it
Good. But don’t bring your religion to the fore. Merge with Canadian culture and don’t flood roads with Bring Shariya slogans. Respect their culture, don’t try to impose ur beliefs on them.
Ab Canada ko Pakistan bana dogey 😂
@@Wanderer007-d1m You are probably indian to say that. We are muslims and that is the most important thing for us. I am UK national btw Alhamdullilah.
@@uswajaved7233 Yes I am sanatani Indian. We respect the land where we live even when it is a foreign country , we respect their culture at the same time maintaining ours. We don’t try to impose our beliefs on others. We don’t block roads for our prayers. Our residential areas in Europe are not marked as no-go areas for people of other faiths. We don’t create ghettos and keep surroundings filthy! Enjoy your toxic thinking. In next decade ppl ur thinking will be unwelcome.
Your frustration is totally valid....we have to think before it is too late
I am a 39 radiologist and i have decided to leave pakistan, i was thinking on it since i had my graduation but there are always some perks for doctors in pakistan. But now ultimately i have come to the conclusion that i should leave now, not only for myself but for my kids. Its quite diifficult at this stage but i am working on it and goin thru my exams so that the effort i am putting here and in return no reward , i should be putting the same efforts where u are rewarded.
Where have you decided to move?
@redbaron9029 Australia
Mashallah... isaw from outside when i was in Qatat .... God Bless u Bro
Thank God, I moved to the US for my studies on a scholarship when I was only 22. Now in my 30s , and applied for my citizenship a few weeks ago. I hope things go well. Ameen!
Ameen Insha'Allah!!
Best of luck brother.
Really 💯 we all accept Ur points. Disgusting behaviour always bad question ❓ Must move out for new Generations 🚸 I live in Qatar want to meet U if u have a time Respected Sir Junaid ❤ Appreciate for ur teach & awareness youth for better way❤
I can totally relate the pain bro, prayers for you.
Good analysis bro. Thanks!
Ganji bhai passport hojayega InshaAllah. Kuch aisa bhi hum sochain ke Iss mulk ko behtar karain😢 we can gather few influencers like you and make something huge!
usse inka content nahi bikega, simple
@ bikega bhai, bus idea dene ki baat hoti hai. He’s a good guy
Inshallah se to nahi behtar hoga mulk. Allah se chutkara pane se hoga. Ye Arabi mazhab chodo iska sachhai aur achhai se koi lena dena nahi hai.
politicians nai karne denge yeh lagalo
shart
This Ganja was the same person who was praising the selected Government on its 100 days performance in Punjab, becuz they offered him money.
Now he is telling people to leave Pakistan.
Like if the 100 days performance was so good why is he telling us to get another passport??
This ganja should be telling us how to improve our own country rather then running away to countries where the locals don't want us.
But just like our politicians he is a fraud who is only making money by discussing Pakistan on his TH-cam channel.
Like your eyebrows, they are really popping out of frame Nice keep it up Bro
🇺🇸 This passport is the best in the entire world ❤❤
Left pakistan when i was in my 20s Australians citizen now and happy to be here Alhumdulliah.. i hope all the young ones get to fullfill their dreams.. we have to support each other ..❤❤❤😊
Skilled visa or transition from student to work?
Bro ur attitude towards ur religion is unforgiving, u destroyed ur country based on religion, still u give credit to Allah, u should give credit to chrisitan Country Australia for accepting u,there is no blasamay laws.
Thank you for saying this . I felt the same
Injustice Begets Violence 😏😏نا انصافی ظلم اور تشدد کا باعث بنتی ہے
when i visited australia they said me follow the blue or red i don´t remember now just that bss
I feel so lucky to have an EU passport for the last 4 years, Can’t thank Allah enough 💯💯
You obtained a passport in an EU country which doesn't even care about the rules of Allah. You came from a country which is obsessed with the rules of Allah that has the most deplorable society in the entire world where people are killed in the name of religion for blasphemy. Majority of Europeans are now strictly leaning towards irreligiosity but just look at their society and prosperity. I'm not praising atheism and I personally don't like it, but look at the societies of Allah and just look at the non-religious societies and you will see a shocking contrast.
@@kbyvillepika3741Holy yapp
@@kbyvillepika3741yap yap
@@kbyvillepika3741no one reading allat bro
@@kbyvillepika3741fkin yappachino
37 here Pakistani passport holder who was neither born nor lived in Pakistan but I've been stopped and ill treated in 10 to 15 countries, pretty much every country I can think of that I've been too. I'm holding the same regret. Respect and love for Pakistan is due but my life is heavily affected especially because the rest of my family has another passport. They all go through the immigration like a breeze without needing visa and without additional questioning and scrutiny.
And now that some of my kids are in colleges in their country, I can't even go see them. Allahu musta'an
InshaAllah i will move feom Pakistan 🇵🇰 soon and will get another passport.Aameen
DIL bara krein bro. Qismat hee aise hae hamari
Alhamdulillah. I got my German citizenship in a age of 42
Very well said !
Thank You so much for sharing Junaid bhai
Yes alhumdulillah i got Russian passport this year and everything has changed travel kay lihaz say
How fid you got russian passport i am thinking of going to russia on a student visa is it worth it? How much does a student need a month to live in russia
How much you spent for getting Russian passport?
Russians are banned from Europe
@@KhuzaimaStan ofcourse its worth it
@@alpunjabi-8016 legal way you do not have to spend .
Junaid bhai ap thek keh rhy hain, 8 saal sy dubai mn hu,, or jb kise europe country visit pr gya. to hamei line hi alag thi .. passpport dekh k side pr krdety hn.. airport sy wapis bhejty hain .. ap ki bat par amal kr rha hu ab yehi goal hai k is passport sy jan chutty😭 bht dukh hwa.. aj tk wo soch ati hai to Trauma nahi jata
Jis naa ganji Kai Dil dukhaya uss naa rakshaw chalya😂😂
Junaid bhai, you are not receiving scam calls because your NEW SIM was with some Nepali guy and when he exited from Qatar, the service provider sold that sim to you. Lots of these types of cases are common in GCC. Even I was receiving calls for 8 years from acquaintances of the previous sim owner when I was in Saudi.
I moved to Turkey back in September 24
Planning to move to Italy this coming Fall, fingers crossed 🤲
Pls guide ne how I can move to turkey
@@Treats15you can get citizenship through investment visa.
@@Treats15 sure lmk if you need anything
Jaisee Awam Vaisey hukraam musslat kiye jaayenge
Ok sir ❤ 👍👍. Noted, I am in Saudi just came and now will start to think for passport 🛂 of another country Europe or Canada 😅😎
I was lucky to get my Australian passport in late 20's. I can feel the frustration. I was in Europe year before last although started my trip from London where I didn't come across an immigration officer due smart gate for Australians and then train to Germany when I was flying out of Germany, officer asked me if I am living in Germany because she couldn't find stamp of arrival in Germany as all I needed was exit from UK. Imagine having a Pakistani passport in that situation.
Moral of the story is : get to any country with legal way and work on your passport whether you are young student or professional. The Pakistan needs a lot more time to turn around its image.
Bro, liked your straight forwardness 😂👌
I was such a patriotic Pakistani and I could not even think to leave Pakistan forever ever although i used to travel alot
But now Pakistan has broken our hearts. And now I really wana go leave 💔
I haven't come to Pakistan more than 2 Years. Leaving from Pakistan airport while on a visit is a big mental torture. Ridiculous
no thank you the discrimination is because of poverty nothing else our people are nicest people in the world i have spent 15 years in india and 1 year in dubai 12 years in pakistan our country is best our people are best in the world, Pakistan is love
What were you doing in India? Businessman, diplomatic staff, or
across LoC? Or were you our Indian Muslim who went to Pakistan on some business? 😂
@@gargi96 no i was born in india mumbai i am pathan my grand father had buissness in mumbai before partition our village is in pakistan
Our country is best [sic]: Pakistani chooran is the best, I agree.
One can be a patriot while acknowledging the reality and staying grounded too.
I agree what you said !
I am 11 and forcing my father to leave this country 😢
Good Luck
😂 جہنم میں رہتے ہیں ہم ۔
You are right brother
I feel you...😢😢😢
100 %True brother
Moved to UK at almost 33. Almost 38 now and have got my ILR (PR card), just cant wait to get my passport next year inshAllah. Its an absolute nightmare having to travel on Pakistani passport. I really things go fine and I get the passport next year.
I am still Karachi living. I ever miss opportunity to go outside. I submit my application for passport renewal on 2nd September no it 7th Nov but still waiting for Passport
Camera konsa use kar rahe ho Junaid bhai
Truth
Reality 😢
Thanks
Stop exaggerating things and playing RR to get views. If you had opportunity to get 2nd passport go and get.
I was 23 when I made my first international trip(to China). I had fresh passport, no airport sifarashq, no elite class background yet I completed my trip comfortably.
Me and my brothers have made more than 30 international trips to 14 different countries till now. But never faced anything like you are portraying.
The reason of such treatment at the airport is People of Pakistan not Pakistan. How many have set good examples while living abroad? But there are countless bad examples our people have made. This airport treatment is byproduct of these bad examples.
So first teach people how to be good example then criticize.
I got my passport and now live in Pak happily.
junaid bhai this is soo soo true and unfortunately true. Junaid bhai believe me we bought a brand new car in pakistan after years of hard work in saudi. and when we went on a drive on the GT road from Islambad to lahore, believe me i was crying because of the road conditions, i dont know but i was in so much stress and in so much regret of buying such an expensive vehicle on the worlds most shitty roads. BHAI YOU CANT EVEN ENJOY A GOOD CAR WHICH YOU BUY AFTER YEARS OF A HARD WORK ,ON PAKISTANI ROADS. I WAS A BIT AIMLESS SINCE THEN, BUT NOW I AM CLEAR AND THE GOAL IS A SECOND PASSPORT FROM A GOOD COUNTRY.
Strike when the iron's red. I can completely related and comprehend your frustration Juniad bhai since I have also been facing this "BEYKAR KA CHUTIYAPA" whenever I travel.
Bhai ne Australia visa rejection ka ghussa pooray mulk pe nikal di
Junaid Bhai best like it your free talk on every subject no hazitation yes our Pakistan passport unfortunately 4th worst passport in world
Junaid Bhai
What about after 30s or 35s?
Can they get passport for good country?
I am your big fan from India, to get another passport is our no 1 dream too. We Indians are treated very badly at airports too.
Then get good education migrate , don't do anything illegal
Because we are from the sub continent and have extremely disgusting habits which we term as a part of our culture n upbringing. Absolutely no logic in being so chaotic all the time. But still we are . And yes forget about international travel even domestic travelling is a pain nowadays due to these cultural morons who talk loudly, eat with their mouths open, scratch in public, carry food items that smell so fucking bad that ppl start feeling nauseated.gawwwwwd
As an Indian passport holder, we've travelled to over 35+ countries and never faced any such issues.
Kyu churan de rahe ho bhai..Indian passport is far better..gone to 12 countries without any issues
@meldyfastenersllp1931 veer ji try UK
well said bro
Unfortunately, our Pakistani qaum doesn't have a good reputation in the world. I have been living in Canada for the last 27 years. When I went to Egypt earlier this year and as soon as I told the custom officer that I was born in Pakistan, they pulled me over to the side and wasted my 2 hours. Funny enough, another couple sitting beside me were British Pakistani's who also got a secondary inspection...
Well said 😢
Basically woh narcotic vala banda Maksad na bhulne ki baat kaar raha thaa😂
Lame
With all due respect for Pakistan's citizen.
I just cant understand this...why every Pakistani just want to left Pakistan...?
What was all fuss to make a saperate country if you just dont want to Live in it ?
Why cant you just work on making your country better..
I do Indians also moved to US but many Indian companies who are working in US called them also..
I worked in US and left after 3 years because got better opportunity in India...
Many of my colleague left US after getting better options in India And no much issue...
Bro, do you know that every 4th immigrant in the US is Indian. I agree with what you're saying, but it's not just Pakistanis who's seeking different nationalities. Indian as you probably know, can't have dual citizenship, so they keep on enrolling themselves into different degrees with several colleges in the US. That's not even including 1000s of Indians on H1B1 Visa.
but salay visa tumne cancel nh kia ho ga i know , 10 sal ka visa laga howa hai
We love the country , problem is that our government doesn’t care about us , therefore as a protest we r moving to different countries temporarily
@@wolverinefans8931 you are not getting the point.. Indians do go Overseas but have you ever seen such crisis videos from India like from Pakistan...
I have seen multiple post where people are endorsing leaving the country...
In india Punjab has such crisis for Canada i do agree.. but not at such level.
It seems like Each pakistani is born to leave country...
@@beautylove-o2k babu sirf ek type ka visa hi nahi hota hai...
Multiple Indian companies working in America calls Indian on L1 visa
the main culprits behind this chaotic system are our own people. we always blame politicians for our humiliation at international levels but the point we miss is our nation's acts. we are involved in corruption from scale 1 to the top most scale officers. vendors are selling low-quality products, and we can't get pure milk. politicians are not involved in such wrongdoings they are a result of our acts. folks go to Saudi Arabia and after their arrival, they start begging. we should address our characters first, and then everything will get better over time.
Ye Bhaisaab jis mulk (Pakistan) ko hr waqt bura bhala kehte hain ussi mulk (Pakistan) ki audience ko apni videos dikha k monetization b enjoy krtay hain ussi mulk (Pakistan) k brands or government se paisay le k promotions b krtay hain.
My question is agar ye mulk (Pakistan) itna he apko bura lgta hai to phr yaha say paisay q kama rhy ho or yaha ki opportunities and privileges q enjoy kr rhy ho.
Phr yaha say mt khao or kamao na bhai. Phr waha jaa k kamao jaha ka raaag alaaptay rehte ho.
Logo ki or apnay mulk islaah krna achi baat hai hai pr bhaisaab nay isi cheez ko apna career he bna liya hai.
same junaid bhi umrah walo ko jetna tang karty hai log souch be nahi sakty ye auqat hai hum pakistanio ki
Stay blessed junaid bhai
I have an Azerbaijani passport, which is not that powerful, but it's better than a Pakistani passport. Over the past three months, I've been planning to get a passport from a first-world country. I know it's not easy, but as they say, no risk, no gain.
How did you get the Azerbaijan passport? Also a suggestion, I know it's not the first world but you can get Turkish passport by investing $400,000 in real estate there.
@@TheFahadgreen my mother from azerbaijan
❤ I love this content
I have a question for those who have a second passport, whether that be an EU, Canadian or a British one.
context:
I am a 22 year old from Pakistan. I earn very handsomely for someone fresh out of university Alhamdulillah. I plan to go for studies overseas with an eventual goal of getting a second passport and change my life for better, Inshallah.
premise:
The process to get a second passport takes more than 5 years for EU (germany) and UK, and 3-4 years for Canada, right?
Question:
Is the wait worth it and justified? considering you have to spend such a long time just to become an avg national/citizen of that country. you must leave everything behind specially your relationships (friends and family) and possibly delay extending your family (marriage).
I dont mind the hardship of the process such as adjusting to a new environment and doing everything on your own as I had to do it for my bachelor as well (i am from a small interior city), and eventually one gets the hang of things when one is part of such an environment.
What I am concerned about is the justification of emotional cost, and long term results.
Please guide me with valid reasoning, as I think such a question is common for anyone going for similar pursuit.
you should ask yourself this question: KYA MAIN PAKISTAN SE 100% BEZAAR HOON? If your heart says YES, then leave. If you are 50/50 then dont leave.
@@Muhammad-Awais07-c5q If you are happy in Pakistan, then dont leave. The only situation when you should decide about leaving Pakistan is when the atmosphere in Pakistan is unbearable for you, it could be social, religious, financial or personal unbearableness.
@@Muhammad-Awais07-c5q You can get student visa and explore a country like Germany or Australia or Canada for 2 to 3 years. Because living in a foreign country is not for everyone. If it suits you, then you can make a permanent decision.
Leaving settled life just for the sake of passport isn’t a wise move but just following the herd. Ask your self what truly makes you happy and then do that.
Move to Portugal to get citizenship, you will never regret it. Good Luck
Happened the same with me on Doha Airport. Was humiliated on every corner because of the Passport and after all the ordeal I was made to pass through a special scanner by a small time security guy because I was holding the green passport and he purposely made me pass through the scanner twice.
I’m currently in Poland which is EU (Schengen) country i’ve been living here for the past 5 years visited Pakistan few times as well, now i am eligible to apply for my “PR” (Permanent Residence) then i can apply for my Polish Passport on base of my Polish language B1
Alhammdulilah, got my British passport while back,btw from Karachi!
Junaid Bhai Love you ❤
We applied for a USA visa from Pakistan 17 years ago and it got approved in December of 2023 we arrived in the USA on permanent visa status in May this year with a guaranteed US visa after 5 years. I can't believe how lucky I feel. I feel sad for my fellow friendswith whomt I studieh. I am 21 right now I still have to choose a field of study because none of the universities in the US are accepting my university credits because they say that Pakistan is unreliable (I was in a fast university doing cyber security). Hence I started as a freshman and have to choose my major in the Fall of 2025 if you have any recommendations please comment below. ( I can't do cyber security because none of the colleges/universities consider it as a bachelor's degree rather they consider it as an Associates degree (2 years degree) which does not have a lot of value in my Parents eyes.
17 YEARS ???!! 😵😵
@@dasalekhyafamily based visa
If you are interested in IT field then go for Artificial intellegence degree. But if you love cyber security then you must go for cyber security. Don't think what parents think, 4 years degree is nothing. I enrolled in AI degree and at that time my father said no this is not good and recommended me civil engineering etc. But here i am in 7th semester and already got a remote job. So which ever field you are interetsed in, go for it. do additional certification and internships .
Are you umair or his brother?
Studiy business analytics
At 47, you'd regret not taking a british passport at 41. Never too late. Just go for it. Everythings online so you can still do what you do from the Uk.
There is a limit to carry cash with you when you travel international, which is around US$ 10,000. So that's why you are being asked how much cash you are taking.
The best time for Pakistanis to leave is after graduation go for your masters in the country you want to stay and work I think now at this point some countries of Europe not UK plus USA canada And Australia looks better options
Dear Please don't use abusive words publicly as you are representing ISLAM because you are Muslim
agreed Junaid bhai , but Pakistani passport ko improve kaise karain yeh tou bataen , corruption kaise khatam karain . logo ka mindset kaise badlain .
it also depends upon the gesture and personality of person as well ,and then you will see how people treat you ....
"I had a similar experience at Dubai airport before boarding. An Indian official saw my passport, called my name out loud over the speaker, and instructed me to step out of the line. Then, he proceeded to pull every Pakistani passenger from the line without any clear reason. We all had to approach this person, who thoroughly checked each of our documents. Just before the plane was ready to depart, he finally let us go. It felt like he did it intentionally, as if to show everyone how they treat Pakistanis. It was extremely embarrassing - there were five or six of us standing off to the side while everyone else watched as they boarded the plane."
Junaid bhai stay bless. Ayaz Hussain from Karachi
World's most sophisticated agencies beg for chai Pani £10 every time I exit Pakistan, and I usually keep $10 for beggars
#savebyforex😂😂