I am British and NZ citizen, I moved back to UK after living in NZ over 9 years. NZ is pretty country but extremely limited options for career development and opportunities
@@blaizemarshall6001 just came to know Aunty Jacinda resigned after reading our comments, 😂 I moved to UK for better opportunities and family. In terms of Australian stays I can go and live there without any issues
It also depend on what country u’re born. In Cambodia the Australian embassy is not very busy u can get a resident visa in less than 1 month I got it in under 10 days
Surprised to see New Zealand here. It is extremely difficult to get some visas there. Even being married to a NewZealand resident, I have been waiting for more than 3 years now and haven't reached there yet. Moreover, New Zealand is the last country to open the borders for foreigners after completely closing the borders. Please update the information
bro I came back from NZ in july 2019 and got married (Sep 2019) to NZ citizen after two years relationship (2017-19)and they took 3 years to give final response but unfortunately it got declined. Now we separated coz of the NZ Immigration. After spent all my savings on Lawyers fees.
I think you might be misleading some people into believing it’s that simple to migrate. You really need to be very educated and have a financial backup to get to Europe and have a chance to find a stable job to support yourself. Never mind knowing the languages. I think it’s easier if you have any relatives or friends already living where you want to go, so they can give you a first hand info.
I just explained it also to her in the comments. this video needs to be deleted. I was born in the Netherlands myself and it is not easy, especially for foreigners who go to the Netherlands. if you don't speak the language you already have a problem, because that is required. I moved to Belgium, but it's even worse for people from abroad. if you can't submit 3 months of work and don't come from europe, you're not welcome. if you do not speak the Dutch language, it will be difficult to make connections. Belgians are tougher than the Dutch and the Dutch are not easy for the people who come from outside. strange that she advises the Netherlands. Europe is not easy to move to !!!!!
I am quite surprised to see singapore in this list. I have been living in singapore for 5 years, and I can say that it is not easy to get a PR over here. I graduated from NTU(considered one of the best universities in singapore as an engineer )and worked for over 3 years, and yet my application has been rejected. It's definitely not easy to get a PR over here 😅
I live in Sydney right now and it is not easy to get a PR in Sydney but probably other states in Australia. Each state has their own rules for immigration. So if anyone plans to migrate to Australia target any other state than New South Wales and you should be fine.
How they regional area counts ? The place where i study or the place where i live in ? Actually i wanna go for aerospace Engineering but most of the university offering this program from the City area like Melbourne,Sydney,Perth.What should i do now😢
A PR/Marriage visa costs $8000 to apply for in Australia. That's with no guarantee that you'll be approved. Immigration will treat you as guilty before they even start processing your visa application. Tourist/Visitor visas are the most declined Visa in Australia. You'll need around $15000 in your bank to apply for a 3 month Visitor/Tourist Visa... and that's without including any sponsorship you may have obtained. In short, without some serious funds ... forget Australia!
Robbers and thieves. They are even making the IELTS Exams more difficult in order to force the people to apply another time and hence receive more money from them
Nice video with good information, but do some in depth research. As someone said many things related to migration have been changed post Covid. I was shocked to see Singapore in this list.
I think you are required to build a new video because many things in respect of immigration have changed drastically due to the present socio-economic condition possessed over the Russ-Ukranian conflict.
Migrating is hard, it sounds promising when you want it but once you get there, you realize going back to your country of origin is hard, I should know, I migrated 20+ years ago, although I do not feel at home here, going back to my country of origin seems harder. I have subscribed to follow your advise
Easiest countries to immigrate are: Americas: Canada, Mexico, Panama, Ecuador, Paraguay, Argentina Europe: Ireland,Sweden,Finland, Germany, Spain,Portugal, Czech republic, Denmark Africa: No data Asia: Thailand
Singapore is one of most expensive cities in the world. 2 or 3 BHK normal flat rent starts from 3000 sgd to 4000sgd. Taking almost more than 50% of your salary. Very expensive health care and education. If you are living with family. You will end up nothing left at the end.
I may not entirely agree: Australia is placed at 9th position, whereas Canada is being placed at number two. Your chances of finding employment in Australia is much much higher, whereas people are leaving Canada in droves because of much lower chances of landing a good job, high cost of living, extreme weather conditions and so on. Australia maybe expensive, being maybe a little less state welfare oriented in comparison to Canada, it still offers much higher chances of landing a decent job, being close to China and resource rich, makes it much more likely to benefit in the long term in terms of economic security etc. Yes, it all comes down to employment, at the end of the day, the factor that decides how likely one is getting settled in and being motivated enough to continue on with their family.
Sorry to say, but Canada has much more natural resources than Australia and is one of the most immigrant friendly countries in the world. The current Canadian government provides a lot of facilities to immigrants and getting a visa and PR in Canada is much easier than Australia. Talking about cost of living, Yes it has increased in Canada but in big cities only like toronto and Vancouver. Cities like Calgary, edmonton, Halifax, Quebec City and all the other smaller cities are still much much more affordable. Please stop misleading people about Canada.
New Zealand has closed PR during the pandemic and no news of the reopening of PR for the Asians, Australia has reopened the PR with more restriction Pl be updated and then upload the video
Before everything else, first question someone should ask, how quickly or how easily you will become friendly (integrate) with the people of the country you are moving in. Without this, you will end up living alone for rest of your life
Hahahahaahah garbage I lived in New Zealand for 4 years. Granted New Zealand is a safe and beautiful country with a number of perquisites however it is far from easy in terms of getting Permanent Residence. The ground realities are much different and the pandemic made it very difficult for all immigrants in the country. With excessively long turn around times and the whole process of receiving invites for PR being put on hold during the pandemic, PR was a far of dream for most. Sounds like you googled most of your information and copy pasted it onto your video. Slightly misleading to be honest. No hate though. Cheers
This person just picked 10 wealthy countries. And almost everyone here can say that these countries are not easy to get P.R. in. If you don't have a degree, skilled labor set, married to someone with a citizen of one of these countries, you're kinda out of luck on every single one of these countries. What if you're from a poor country? This seems like tips for people that are educated, with large incomes.
That my friend is very subjective. You might like where you are, good for you. Someone else might not. And its not our place to tell people how or where they should live their lives. My job is to provide information about options.
That’s true. People need to stay where they are. You might travel for leisure, business, or visiting friends and relatives, but don’t flood their countries with your people.
@@kapil6288 i dnt need to apply for visa. I just go. Cause i dnt need job. Already hv the money. Now its the matter of what country only. Cause we can stay up to 6 months. I dnt need to beg tho.
Some years ago I went to Singapore to see my son, in the airport they didn´t even let me go out if I didn´t give my son adress. I thing it must be very very difficult to migrate to Singapore.
None of this countries does not have a serious housing problem. Ok, in Spain you find lots of places to rent, buy - in places where nobody else wants to live anymore. The rest is either cramped full or the free space is desert - Australia or arctic - Canada. Good luck to find a space to live in NZ, Netherland, Singapur, even Germany.
and AUstralia shortage of housing. WHich makes rentals extremely high as more people wanting to find somewhere to live and shortage of available housing.
@@pinetworkminer8377 Correct, Housing and rental shortages is very problematic and stressful. It's extremely expensive for everything, much Government interference and over regulations. Worldwide now it is known not to be a free country and has become very tough to live there.
Awesome news for me because a close friend of mine committed suicide in AU...He(born in Hong Kong) and I were both students at a well-known Aussie university..I would NEVER even want to travel to AU due to my traumatic personal experience.
Newzealand visa : 🐮🐄 cows and sheep 🐏🐑 visa Australia: Mental Harrasment visa and loot from student visa Germany: learn first German and then come for visa Uk : No accomodation and no jobs visa Netherlands: If you have poor academic the go home , no visa
I disagree with your option of migrating to Singapore. Citizenship in Singapore is not easy at all. I know of friends who worked in Singapore but shifted to other countries because Singapore does not offer citizenship. It is a good place to work though.
Nice video, but it provides little misinformation, if you would like to be corrected. In English countries such as Australia, Canada UK Ireland its still easy to take citizenship as its based on certain drafted rules. But In SINGAPORE its not! It doesnt matter how many years you spend in singapore 3 or 10, you don't gain PR just based on the number of years spent. It doesn't have any rule/ point based PR systems who gets who doesn't is black box 😊.
@@conrad28 Does Singapore have a Citizenship-by-investment program like Turkiye does? If so, how much is the minimum required investment? (i.e. Real estate)
If you are Indian thinking to migrate out then don't just see all the nice factors but also see global scenarios. Upcoming recession will change the faces of economies over all. Look at the countries debt, GDP, business, on going issues in that country, relations with India, taxes as it will matter most in next 3year.
@@arigatooo24 if you can do education without taking loans then go for it. Else use your graduation degree for job in your own state. West will see inflation upto 10% in next 2-3 years. Reverse brain drain will start soon.
Your title is very much wrong, it is not at all easy to get PRs for countries like Singapore, Australia and New Zealand unless you are a highly skilled professional who can score the Points, Do Not mislead innocent people
My family and i immgrated to Canada 50 years ago... it WAS fantastic until about 20 years ago, and has been getting worse by the year! Firstly, in the major cities where the jobs have been, one can no longer afford rent an apartment or house. Not to mention buying even a tiny condo is outrageously unaffordable. Food prices have skyrocketed too. And the government is becoming almost communist. Healthcare is NOT top notch here either. You cannot find a family doctor, and we wait up to a year for a cat scan, MRI... ultrasounds here are usually a 6 month wait. If you need to see any type of specialist, good luck, you will wait 1 to 3 years... I live in Vancouver and this is my experience, along with many of my friends and family. I am trying to figure out where to move to myself, outside of this hell hole... thus watched your video. Canada is not truly liberal anymore.
SO TRUE. People are moving out of Canada in droves, not moving in - for the reasons you stated, plus high taxes and no friends. Most people are so depressed in Canada and so desperately want to get out.
Please don't just say things. Please research well before you put forth your opinion. Most of the countries you mention in this video is not easy to get a PR for.
If you are a member of the European union there is actualy no problem at all in moving to another member state, things like you need to invest so much or you need a certain amount is of the table then. Lived as a Belgian in Holland for a few years, now we are working towards moving to Spain. Not that hard if your nationality is that of another European union member.
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This video: ‘It is easy to get a PR in these countries’
Comment Section: ‘I have been living in this country and it is not easy to get a PR’
I am British and NZ citizen, I moved back to UK after living in NZ over 9 years. NZ is pretty country but extremely limited options for career development and opportunities
@@blaizemarshall6001 I guess Aunty Jacinda might have better idea of UK after Queens death 😜
@@blaizemarshall6001 just came to know Aunty Jacinda resigned after reading our comments, 😂 I moved to UK for better opportunities and family. In terms of Australian stays I can go and live there without any issues
This!!!!! I’m a nz citizen too
For technofunctional skills as well ?
I lived there for nearly 12 years. I wouldn't recommend it.
Newzealand and Australia are the most difficult in the world. You should change the title otherwise it would be so much misleading
Australia is little easier right
@@maganigovardhan2496 NZ is easier, I’m trying to move to Australia from the U.S. and find it quite difficult
It also depend on what country u’re born. In Cambodia the Australian embassy is not very busy u can get a resident visa in less than 1 month I got it in under 10 days
@@Zergcerebrates I wonder why would you want to move to Australia from the US? Isn't the US, in fact, the most difficult countries to get a visa to?
@@OpinionsMatterNamesDont he wants to emigrate, can't do that to the US
Apart from Canada, I don't think any of these countries are as easy to get PR as you mentioned in this video.
Not anymore People are fleeing Canada now!
Bc Can sucks probl
Surprised to see New Zealand here. It is extremely difficult to get some visas there. Even being married to a NewZealand resident, I have been waiting for more than 3 years now and haven't reached there yet. Moreover, New Zealand is the last country to open the borders for foreigners after completely closing the borders. Please update the information
Oh i always thought pr in NZ is easy 🥺
Thanks for being thankful
Even Australia is a nightmare to get into as they are very picky with who they choose to accept based on skill
@@yesfxgroup8317 Thankful for what? This is a misleading video.
bro I came back from NZ in july 2019 and got married (Sep 2019) to NZ citizen after two years relationship (2017-19)and they took 3 years to give final response but unfortunately it got declined. Now we separated coz of the NZ Immigration. After spent all my savings on Lawyers fees.
I think you might be misleading some people into believing it’s that simple to migrate. You really need to be very educated and have a financial backup to get to Europe and have a chance to find a stable job to support yourself. Never mind knowing the languages. I think it’s easier if you have any relatives or friends already living where you want to go, so they can give you a first hand info.
It helps looking to migrate
Very true
I just explained it also to her in the comments. this video needs to be deleted. I was born in the Netherlands myself and it is not easy, especially for foreigners who go to the Netherlands. if you don't speak the language you already have a problem, because that is required. I moved to Belgium, but it's even worse for people from abroad. if you can't submit 3 months of work and don't come from europe, you're not welcome. if you do not speak the Dutch language, it will be difficult to make connections. Belgians are tougher than the Dutch and the Dutch are not easy for the people who come from outside. strange that she advises the Netherlands. Europe is not easy to move to !!!!!
I gree with you
I’m a lawyer will that help me?
I am quite surprised to see singapore in this list. I have been living in singapore for 5 years, and I can say that it is not easy to get a PR over here. I graduated from NTU(considered one of the best universities in singapore as an engineer )and worked for over 3 years, and yet my application has been rejected. It's definitely not easy to get a PR over here 😅
true
Yes true some work more then 20 years too cannot get pr
How to get pahramacist job in singapore
What did you study? Philosophy?
Agreed. This video is a scam.
I live in Sydney right now and it is not easy to get a PR in Sydney but probably other states in Australia. Each state has their own rules for immigration. So if anyone plans to migrate to Australia target any other state than New South Wales and you should be fine.
How they regional area counts ? The place where i study or the place where i live in ?
Actually i wanna go for aerospace Engineering but most of the university offering this program from the City area like Melbourne,Sydney,Perth.What should i do now😢
Its beter to build ur own country...
@@chochopubg2378 Definitely go for Melbourne or Perth. Studying in Perth would give you better odds of getting a PR from Perth.
No work here in Melbourne
Only Uber
Rents very high.
Very hard here.
@@rroshen2246 Really? I keep reading that a lot of people left Melbourne in 2021-22
I don't believe you're right about Singapore, it's becoming harder and harder to get PR there. almost impossible for mid-class families.
A PR/Marriage visa costs $8000 to apply for in Australia. That's with no guarantee that you'll be approved. Immigration will treat you as guilty before they even start processing your visa application. Tourist/Visitor visas are the most declined Visa in Australia. You'll need around $15000 in your bank to apply for a 3 month Visitor/Tourist Visa... and that's without including any sponsorship you may have obtained. In short, without some serious funds ... forget Australia!
Robbers and thieves. They are even making the IELTS Exams more difficult in order to force the people to apply another time and hence receive more money from them
Thank you ❤
Nice video with good information, but do some in depth research. As someone said many things related to migration have been changed post Covid. I was shocked to see Singapore in this list.
Thanks for the advice!
Glad it was helpful.
I think you are required to build a new video because many things in respect of immigration have changed drastically due to the present socio-economic condition possessed over the Russ-Ukranian conflict.
No work here in Melbourne
Only Uber
Rents very high.
Very hard here.
Stop coming to Canada. Trudeau is using you for cheap labor and votes.
correct
@@rroshen2246 really not even in hospitality?
The problem is not much work in Australia and rent cost of living is very high.Big mistake coming here...
The problem with Australia is if you’re over 45 yrs old it’s nearly impossible to do so.
Thank you for sharing
Unless if you're at least as hot as Gisele Bundchen lol
Such a smooth Video.
Excellently presented !!!! Love the fluent English !!!!
Migrating is hard, it sounds promising when you want it but once you get there, you realize going back to your country of origin is hard, I should know, I migrated 20+ years ago, although I do not feel at home here, going back to my country of origin seems harder.
I have subscribed to follow your advise
Better stay than to come to poverty stricken Africa.
You are taking for granted what you have. If your country of origin was actually good you'd have never migrated in the first place.
@@abduljabbarmohammed4188 Where are you from? and why are assuming you know her nationality?
@@UnitedKingdom100 Some people are brought by their parents when they are kids. You guys are just being plain rude just because she is black.
@@StayActive98not because she’s X ethnicity, because she acts entitled and takes all things for granted
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Thanks for your sharing.
Thank you for posting this Video.
Good information 🙏
Thank you Very Much.Im watching from Namibia 🇳🇦
Easiest countries to immigrate are:
Americas: Canada, Mexico, Panama, Ecuador, Paraguay, Argentina
Europe: Ireland,Sweden,Finland, Germany, Spain,Portugal, Czech republic, Denmark
Africa: No data
Asia: Thailand
Somalia is the best choices ,if u want to immigrate
@@glenfiddich.2129 Seychelles?
@@francousmiani1234 No, is not good choice
@@glenfiddich.2129 Somalia is too dangerous.
@@francousmiani1234 Wow, that is challenge for us, we have to do it
thank you so much for this!!! so insightful!! I’m a filipino looking to migrate
Glad it was helpful Beata.
Singapore is one of most expensive cities in the world. 2 or 3 BHK normal flat rent starts from 3000 sgd to 4000sgd. Taking almost more than 50% of your salary. Very expensive health care and education. If you are living with family. You will end up nothing left at the end.
correct
Good information in short video with precise presentation.
Thank you for explaining it.
GREAT 💥
THANKS FOR SHARING !
Thank you for the information.
Thanks for watching Arul.
Watching from Brampton, Ontario, Canada ❤❤❤❤❤
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Thank you...
Thank you for insight
Happy it helps.
Thanks for this very good informative video
I subscribe, because of your superb presentation
except canada rest of the countries are not easy to get PR
I have got question If you don't go through any program and just live there for 3 years you can get PR?
Best of all videos
I may not entirely agree: Australia is placed at 9th position, whereas Canada is being placed at number two. Your chances of finding employment in Australia is much much higher, whereas people are leaving Canada in droves because of much lower chances of landing a good job, high cost of living, extreme weather conditions and so on.
Australia maybe expensive, being maybe a little less state welfare oriented in comparison to Canada, it still offers much higher chances of landing a decent job, being close to China and resource rich, makes it much more likely to benefit in the long term in terms of economic security etc. Yes, it all comes down to employment, at the end of the day, the factor that decides how likely one is getting settled in and being motivated enough to continue on with their family.
Yes but Australia is very picky when it comes to handing out visas. It's very tough for visa applicants.
Sorry to say, but Canada has much more natural resources than Australia and is one of the most immigrant friendly countries in the world. The current Canadian government provides a lot of facilities to immigrants and getting a visa and PR in Canada is much easier than Australia. Talking about cost of living, Yes it has increased in Canada but in big cities only like toronto and Vancouver. Cities like Calgary, edmonton, Halifax, Quebec City and all the other smaller cities are still much much more affordable. Please stop misleading people about Canada.
Australia : Resource extraction country. Meanwhile Canadian economy is much more diversified and integrated with US economy. Don't mislead people.
@@sohigamer141 Canada wages are shit
@@sergelondon916 and if wages are less than australia than cost of living is less as well.
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Thanku for your best vedio and you ashika ❤
My pleasure Shivkumar.😊
New Zealand has closed PR during the pandemic and no news of the reopening of PR for the Asians, Australia has reopened the PR with more restriction
Pl be updated and then upload the video
😜
Australia visa rejection rate is around 20 % and New Zealand is like its sister both are difficult
Before everything else, first question someone should ask, how quickly or how easily you will become friendly (integrate) with the people of the country you are moving in. Without this, you will end up living alone for rest of your life
Where is switzerland ?
Hahahahaahah garbage I lived in New Zealand for 4 years. Granted New Zealand is a safe and beautiful country with a number of perquisites however it is far from easy in terms of getting Permanent Residence. The ground realities are much different and the pandemic made it very difficult for all immigrants in the country. With excessively long turn around times and the whole process of receiving invites for PR being put on hold during the pandemic, PR was a far of dream for most. Sounds like you googled most of your information and copy pasted it onto your video. Slightly misleading to be honest. No hate though. Cheers
Australia is even harder with its better, bigger economy and more people wanting to move there.
What more do you expect from a Whemen... come on..🤷♂️
What about canada
This person just picked 10 wealthy countries. And almost everyone here can say that these countries are not easy to get P.R. in. If you don't have a degree, skilled labor set, married to someone with a citizen of one of these countries, you're kinda out of luck on every single one of these countries. What if you're from a poor country? This seems like tips for people that are educated, with large incomes.
I want to leave the UK, it's become so unfamiliar with the overpopulation of International migration.
Where's best country to start a fresh new life ?
Argentina
1. New Zealand
2. Australia
3. Germany
4. Netherlands
5. Ireland
6. Singapore
7. Spain
8. Canada
One piece of advise. Stay where you are :) :)
That my friend is very subjective. You might like where you are, good for you. Someone else might not. And its not our place to tell people how or where they should live their lives. My job is to provide information about options.
That’s true. People need to stay where they are. You might travel for leisure, business, or visiting friends and relatives, but don’t flood their countries with your people.
Nope
@@jasminramli149 then stay in the line and beg for other countries visa 🤣
@@kapil6288 i dnt need to apply for visa. I just go. Cause i dnt need job. Already hv the money. Now its the matter of what country only. Cause we can stay up to 6 months. I dnt need to beg tho.
Great 👍
Some years ago I went to Singapore to see my son, in the airport they didn´t even let me go out if I didn´t give my son adress. I thing it must be very very difficult to migrate to Singapore.
None of this countries does not have a serious housing problem. Ok, in Spain you find lots of places to rent, buy - in places where nobody else wants to live anymore. The rest is either cramped full or the free space is desert - Australia or arctic - Canada. Good luck to find a space to live in NZ, Netherland, Singapur, even Germany.
Thank you for sharing your feedback
and AUstralia shortage of housing. WHich makes rentals extremely high as more people wanting to find somewhere to live and shortage of available housing.
@@nicolelouis8968 Which means, one would have to be a fool to have a desire to move to Australia
@@pinetworkminer8377 Correct, Housing and rental shortages is very problematic and stressful. It's extremely expensive for everything, much Government interference and over regulations. Worldwide now it is known not to be a free country and has become very tough to live there.
@@nicolelouis8968 so is there any country left that is easy to migrate where one can live a good peaceful life
Australia is not easy now. I applied for PR in 2017 n still waiting for it.
Is it true that Tasmania only need 2 year to get PR?
Health workers will get
Others very difficult to get now
Awesome news for me because a close friend of mine committed suicide in AU...He(born in Hong Kong) and I were both students at a well-known Aussie university..I would NEVER even want to travel to AU due to my traumatic personal experience.
Pte kitni baar di hai 😂
Newzealand visa : 🐮🐄 cows and sheep 🐏🐑 visa
Australia: Mental Harrasment visa and loot from student visa
Germany: learn first German and then come for visa
Uk : No accomodation and no jobs visa
Netherlands: If you have poor academic the go home , no visa
Funny 😁 but true
True 🤣
I have a UK Passport but can't migrate to either Australia or New Zealand. Your chance is even less.
I disagree with your option of migrating to Singapore. Citizenship in Singapore is not easy at all. I know of friends who worked in Singapore but shifted to other countries because Singapore does not offer citizenship. It is a good place to work though.
Which YT channel you suggest for us on foreign countries subject along with yours?
Nice video, but it provides little misinformation, if you would like to be corrected. In English countries such as Australia, Canada UK Ireland its still easy to take citizenship as its based on certain drafted rules. But In SINGAPORE its not! It doesnt matter how many years you spend in singapore 3 or 10, you don't gain PR just based on the number of years spent. It doesn't have any rule/ point based PR systems who gets who doesn't is black box 😊.
Is the easiest way to move to Singapore real estate investment? (i.e. Like Golden visa?)
You’re deluded. It’s more difficult to get citizenship in Ireland than it is in Singapore. Also, PR in Singapore is relatively easy to get.
@@conrad28 Does Singapore have a Citizenship-by-investment program like Turkiye does? If so, how much is the minimum required investment? (i.e. Real estate)
Very informative :)
Thanks
Thank you for watching!
I’m surprised Portugal didn’t make the list
Thanks alot 👏
Good job
Thank you for watching.
If you are Indian thinking to migrate out then don't just see all the nice factors but also see global scenarios. Upcoming recession will change the faces of economies over all. Look at the countries debt, GDP, business, on going issues in that country, relations with India, taxes as it will matter most in next 3year.
Fair point Sachin. Thanks for sharing
Yep the entire world is waiting with red carpet, please choose wisely (sarcasm intended)
Which country do u suggest to do masters and settle ?
@@arigatooo24 if you can do education without taking loans then go for it. Else use your graduation degree for job in your own state. West will see inflation upto 10% in next 2-3 years. Reverse brain drain will start soon.
Are you sure that listed countries give PR easily?
It’s next to impossible to get citizenship in some of these coup, that you mentioned.
There is only one country from where major people try to migrate to other countries
It is because of colonial mindset of west supremacy and not because of practical reasons...
And that's only country from where people are ready with negative comments even to the extent of dragging religion
Wonder which one 🤔 hope it's not the one with most patriotic people ready to jump the boat at first opportunity 😂😂
@@Frozen_flames_ 😂
If the people who chose the latter believe that they are the smarter ones, then why are they going to apply for ones with lower barriers of entry ?
Things are not this much easier and simpler as you've mentioned in most of the cases.
Your title is very much wrong, it is not at all easy to get PRs for countries like Singapore, Australia and New Zealand unless you are a highly skilled professional who can score the Points, Do Not mislead innocent people
#Ashika.... what about Sweden, Belgium, France, Austria????
video as we always aspect 😍
I love our way of speaking ❤️💕
Thank you for the kind words Zaina!
Apart from Canada & Australia any other practical alternative where older parents can get PR as well?
No. They cn visit you every year for few months but they can't get the PR there.
Yes. South Africa
None . Not even AUS OR NZ, unless you bring a couple of millions along
@@fathimasaeed3233really , how easy is it ??
No
Mam ,your voice should fit as a news reporter.
Where can I apply?
@@AbsolutelyAshika . Aust will be the easiest to apply as a news anchor .
Auatralia is also difficult to get PR
Wow!! Useful information... thanks
My family and i immgrated to Canada 50 years ago... it WAS fantastic until about 20 years ago, and has been getting worse by the year! Firstly, in the major cities where the jobs have been, one can no longer afford rent an apartment or house. Not to mention buying even a tiny condo is outrageously unaffordable. Food prices have skyrocketed too. And the government is becoming almost communist. Healthcare is NOT top notch here either. You cannot find a family doctor, and we wait up to a year for a cat scan, MRI... ultrasounds here are usually a 6 month wait. If you need to see any type of specialist, good luck, you will wait 1 to 3 years... I live in Vancouver and this is my experience, along with many of my friends and family. I am trying to figure out where to move to myself, outside of this hell hole... thus watched your video. Canada is not truly liberal anymore.
I was thinking to move to Canada, !!
SO TRUE. People are moving out of Canada in droves, not moving in - for the reasons you stated, plus high taxes and no friends. Most people are so depressed in Canada and so desperately want to get out.
Please don't just say things. Please research well before you put forth your opinion. Most of the countries you mention in this video is not easy to get a PR for.
Firstly why should someone move in the first place?
Health care in Germany is not free. One has to pay monthly for health insurance.
I think Singapore is not a good choice.....
Why??
True
Thank you so much making this amazing n details video...
Love from Pakistan
As always very informative and relevant. Keep up the good work and keep it coming 👍🏻
I heard that Ireland shortages of housing...is that true?
Housing is getting expensive
U might want to recreate this video now that the visa has changed for UK hehe but nice video ❤️😀
UK is over what next.what about latvia ,lithuania and estonia
Estonia and Lithuania are great choices.
@@edythe2452 Can you get Estonian permanent residence after investing in a real estate property?
Misleading informations to viewers. Australia and newzeeand migration is extremely difficult
Can you guide any best consultancy who could guide us well to get migrated
Netherlands and Germany seems like a good option.
Is there any chance that to get job seeker's visa in Austria?
If you are a member of the European union there is actualy no problem at all in moving to another member state, things like you need to invest so much or you need a certain amount is of the table then. Lived as a Belgian in Holland for a few years, now we are working towards moving to Spain. Not that hard if your nationality is that of another European union member.
Hi. What country would you suggest for a fresh MD
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It’s not easy to migrate to Australia or NZ unless you are on a high demand job list such as nurses, teachers or IT professionals
Where is Portugal?
Bring blankets if you’re going to Germany 🥶
German blankets aren't that warming?
Do all these countries have any cut off age limit?
You'd have to check individual countries.
Thanks for this video !! I was super stressed and confused but u solved my problem thanks n god bless ❤
Who told you it is easy to get pr or any kind of visa in Australia
I agree there only two good positions in your list
But it's better for me I guess
Valuable information thank you so much ..can you tell me PhD life sciences programmes which country is the best nd chances to get opportunities..am soo confused.
Australia 😊
@@Vmb07 can you tell me admission process nd visa process ...