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Situations change and this is just same old same old. Halifax with its five universities is a great place for young people to study first and stay after. So is Sydney Nova Scotia where Cape Breton University is successfully appealing to young people from the Indian Subcontinent. Canada has to be about more than Ontario & BC.
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I've always been fascinated with Canada, not as a land of opportunities but as a place where I could contribute as a creative. I feel too many move there with nothing to contribute while expecting a place that'll feed you and keep you happy while you only do your bare minimum. When the time comes where my endeavours are developed enough to take it to the international stage, Canada is my first priority.
I think its the opposite. Canada has always had very poor wages and very few opportunities in many professions. Being creative is one thing, but you can be creative anywhere, anywhere warmer is pretty nice.
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Nice video, I have plans to move to Canada, after graduating from university. Now I live in Rostov na Donu Russia 🇷🇺, but I’m originally from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Thanks. If you want to immigrate after you graduate, you will need to work for a year in a skilled occupation, or get a job offer from a Canadian employer, or study here.
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Hi I am going to apply for Canada pr option in Nova Scotia province and Saskatchewan. 1.NOVA SCOTIA require ielts 5.5 band require 2 years of exp require WES report 2.SASKATCHEWAN require ielts 6 band require 2 years of exp require WES report. in these which WES I need to select 1.WES Standard Application. 2.ECA Application for IRCC For higher or continuing education, licensure, and employment, select the WES Standard Application. For immigration purposes, select the Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) Application for Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Note: Only completed degrees or diplomas can be evaluated for the IRCC application. WES does not evaluate occupational or trade qualifications.
I recommend that not only young but all potential immigrants to Canada have something of value to offer and to contribute to Canada. Canada is NOT a shelter or a haven for the gimme-gimmes who have their hands out for what they want and desire that we Canadians have and continue to work very hard for.
@@someone_thattalkstopics "Little people"???? Little people are children.. As with everywhere throughout our world, there are indeed "little people" (children) in Yellowknife. However, should you prefer to be treated with respect, please DO NOT insult Yellowknife residents by calling them "little people." Just as you are a human being, a person, likewise are the residents of Yellowknife HUMAN BEINGS/ PEOPLE.
Calgary and the Vancouver area. Very expensive in Vancouver, but a lot of good paying work even for those with no secondary education. Won't own a house, but a couple can rent something nice or won a nice condo if both are making a decent hourly wage like a transit operator for instance.
@@rps1689 which jobs are available here in these 2, i have completed my bachelors in Physics in 2020, i want to come to canada in this years end, so that i can work there and settle kindly guide me more.
I'm a young adult looking into moving to Canada in the near future. Currently doing a History degree. I heard Alberta and other places in Manitoba might have jobs for my degree. Would u suggest them?
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I'm surprised Montreal is not found, not even in 10th place!! We must have, in spite of being one of the most scholar cities in the world (we used to be first in North America, are we still?), the second population in Canada where you find a fair share of immigrants in the whole province. I cannot therefore rely on this video, it shows what it wants to show. I will suggest to any immigrants to settle in any big cities of Canada if they only speak in English (including Montreal) and to choose Montreal 100% if they know French also.
I like the sound of Halifax, NS? Is there great/or at least decent transport, decently priced room share, supermarkets, jobs (both more formal and casual work), is there a type of place to help you look for work and how do the locals find English and Irish people (more or less speakers from other native English speaking countries)? Just need some opinions, bring em thick and fast!
Halifax is the largest city in the Maritimes, so it's a regional hub. The transit out there is not as good as in some bigger cities, but if you're staying within the metro area I believe it's okay. Living expenses in Nova Scotia are significantly cheaper than elsewhere in the country, though Halifax would be the most expensive city in that province. Most provinces and some municipalities have a public support system for new immigrants, which can help with jobs and the like. If English is your first language, there would be far more options for that.
@@StealthyAuto So there should be other programs geared to the general public and not specifically geared towards immigrants which might also be good options.
Personally Montreal should be on 1st spot. 55.3% billingual. Cost of living low comparing to all the cities mentioned in this video. Meaning new immigrants will have an easy life. The average cost of living is 21% higher in Toronto than in Montreal. While some services are priced relatively equally between the two cities (food and entertainment), Montreal is 38% cheaper when it comes to housing costs, and 48% cheaper when it comes to transportation
Absolutely. The only thing I'd say is that French is handy in Montreal, and expecting new immigrants (from non-English- and non-French-speaking countries) to know three languages is a high bar. (Also, the Quebec immigration system is different and prioritizes French.) Of course, there's nothing to keep new immigrants from moving to Quebec once they have PR.
@@khalilaboura1726 From somewhere else in Canada to Quebec? The cost of living, most likely. In many if not most ways, Quebec is cheaper than the rest of Canada except the Maritimes, and salaries are usually higher than the Maritimes. (There are many exceptions. Gas, for example, is almost always way more money than in Ontario.)
@@khalilaboura1726 So, you must intend to settle in Quebec if you are applying for PR through the Quebec immigration system. But once you have your PR status, you can do anything you want, in terms of choosing where to live in Canada.
@@immigroup Yes !!! I grew up in New Brunswick and left at 19, New Brunswick is a very small population , although it is beautiful and scenic the winters can be insanely brutal . Our services businesses are minimal due to our dwindling population and small tax pool, I enjoyed Edmonton due to its sense of community, diversity and range of things to do . In a city like edmonton you have to choose what you want to do out of hundred of options, in New Brunswick it is rare that more than one community event is happening , Edmonton had a great blend of both parks and metropolis , New Brunswick is great for families and retirees, Edmonton would be awesome for someone young or someone who likes to go on adventures. New Brunswick also has an older population that sometimes doesn't receive immigrants as warm as we would hope, the older folks here don't have much experience with different culture and can seem white washed . all in all , they both can be great places, it would be stupid for me to say one is bad when they both have wonderful qualities. Hope this helps a little.
This list may have been true when it was uploaded, some 3 years ago, but over the last year (from 2021 to now 2022), the rents have increased in London, Ontario by a whopping 39%! 😬
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Great video!!! We live in a small city in the coast of Mexico and are planning to move to Canada. We’re still not sure whether we should get a student visa or apply to PNP. Is it possible to apply to different programs at the same time? Since we live in the coast I prefer a sunny and mild climate place so we’d like to move to BC. What city would you recommend? We’re looking for (1) very safe city (2) great schools (3) open and tolerant people for immigrants (4) good place to raise kids. I’ll appreciate your comments!
Hey, sorry I missed this. Yes, you can apply to more than one immigration program at once. Vancouver Island has that mildest climate in Canada. It is also quite expensive. (At least the area around Victoria is.)
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Its really informative mam!! Please make a video on edmontin please!! About each and everything please!! Bye and thanks !! Edmonton is really lively place!!
Well Edmonton is certainly cold in the winter. (It is not normally cold in the summer, though: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmonton#Climate ) There are a bunch of universities in Edmonton en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmonton#Post-secondary but only U of A has been around for a long time.
ya she forgot about Edmonton, which has plenty of good jobs, reasonably safe to live in and cheaper real estate than the other Alberta big city, Calgary.
New Brunswick is usually overlooked even by canadians. However, one thing many immigrants like to see is....other immigrants, it makes them feel safer. Moncton New Brunswick is now growing by leaps and bounds. Its better if you have some money to buy a house or build a house, because sadly rentals are facing hte same problem. In just the six years we've been here the number of grocery stores catering to immigrants has gone from almost zero to over a dozen, which is fantastic as I like international cuisine. There are jobs here as there is a labour shortage so wages have climbed faster here than elsewhere, mainly because they were always lower than elsewhere, I'm not going to lie to you. Sadly the cities in NB have pretty shitty public transit, but I"m an optimist, as more people take them, it can only improve. They are nice buses, just idiotic routes because of course the city planners never took a bus in their lives. I'm also not going to lie as there are racist pricks here like anywhere, and a homeless problem, but thats all across canada. There are numerous groups that attempt to help people settle and so if you like a 'small town feel' thats easily do able in NB. We live 20 minutes from the centre of the city but essentially are rural. Entrepreneurial types are welcome as one problem is that there often isn't that much to do here, but certainly for a refugee or somebody from an area where they've experienced a little TOO much excitement, its pretty ideal.
@@sommebuddy Yes, foreign ownership in Toronto and Vancouver is a major problem. But a big problem is foreigners, not immigrants. If you can show a link between permanent residents and the most expensive housing markets in Canada, please share it. The non-resident rich buying up properties as investments (or speculating and flipping) is a legitimate problem. It is not related to immigration.
Thank you for the information. I plan to migrate to BC, but I've been getting much discouragement on how expensive it is there. What do you think? Is it that difficult to live there?
The cost of living in BC really depends upon where: Vancouver and Victoria are extremely expensive, two of the most expensive cities in the country, but there are other parts of the province where the housing costs are at least lower. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_British_Columbia I don't know for sure, but my guess would be that the closer you are to Vancouver, the more expensive your housing will be. On the other hand, the further away from Vancouver the more expensive other things may be (such as groceries, unless the food is local).
I assume your English is excellent (because my experience of Amsterdam was that everyone's English was excellent...). If that's true, I would settle in Ottawa, the federal capital, or provincial or territorial capitals.
Thank you for this video, it's very informative. May I ask which Province or City would you recommend for someone who works in the healthcare sector? Would really appreciate a reply, thanks again ☺
There are two ways you can think of this: where are the most total jobs or where are there more likely to be jobs? You might want to contact the provincial professional associations for your profession to see where your job is in demand. Canada has a number of fairly remote cities/towns where salaries for jobs go through the roof because few people want to work there.
We are promoting aircraft and aviation products made by Canada for few years now. As Canada is 20 hours away from Malaysia it is important for part of our team to be in Canada as the process of government of Malaysia to decide on their procurements which are around the corner. We are not familiar in which category of immigration we belong to in order to start with. We have the necessary business and travel visa to enter Canada. We are looking forward to be on an easy entry and recognized team by the Canadian Government although permanent resident is not necessarily needed. However we need to buy homes to live in Calgary AB while we are in Canada for long period of time as after the procurements we need to take care of after sales of those products. Please advice. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing this video, it's really informative. Can you please advice the best place to start up a real estate buisness in Canada? Your comment would absolutely go a long way. Thanks.
Well, either the Greater Toronto Area or Greater Vancouver Area have tons of residential growth, but also lots and lots of real estate agents. You might want to look somewhere that is growing at a great rate but is smaller and has less competition.
@@immigroup thanks for the prompt feedback and advise. I totally agree with your team. However, your kind suggestion on options for a growing location with a low competition would be really appreciated. Thanks.
Wishing is not enough. If you have something of value - other than yourself and your wants and desires - to offer and to contribute to Canada, you will be welcomed here. Canada is NOT a shelter or a haven for the gimme-gimmes.
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Thank you so much for this wonderful video. Can you please inform me that in which city the density of pharmaceutical companies are highest? I work as a pharmaceutical laboratory technician.
This is a third party site www.statista.com/statistics/422635/top-ten-pharmaceutical-companies-in-canada-by-revenue/ but you could use it to look up the offices of the companies listed
With Btech ECE, 2 years IT experience, 28.5 years age, 7+ bands in IELTS (yet to appear) what is the best way to get PR in Canada or any of these: Australia, New Zealand, UK, Europe. What is the best I can do?
Hi, sorry I missed this. It went to spam and TH-cam changed the way it alerts you (or doesn't) about spammed comments. For Canada you need to complete an Express Entry profile and see how many points you have.
So I'm the one have been living in Markham and in Toronto before for your question in my opinion is depent on your lifestyle too, if you love to shopping, meet new people you should live in the big city like Toronto and Vancouver, but you come with kid I recommend you should have to look at Victoria island is not a big town but great to have more time with your family here not much traffic so just find more information maybe can be another choice for you, good luck
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Hi.... Plz throw some light on Nova Scotia. I am planning to move to Nova Scotia. I am from India. Have a family also. Wife and 2 daughters. Plz suggest if it is a good move ? Want to do business there and coming through owners operator's program. Thank You
Thanks for the informative video. My wife is palnning to come to Saskatchewan for studies and the early process has been started. Is that province good enough for new migrants & easy to find jobs
If she's studying in Regina or Saskatoon, they are more diverse cities relative to the smaller cities and they have larger job markets if you're coming with her. But they are smaller cities compared to Canada's largest: Saskatoon is the 16th largest urban area in Canada and Regina is the 18th largest (both about 1/10th the size of the 3rd largest, Vancouver).
@@immigroup Thanks for your reply. If you are not further hesitated, could you please clarify my one more doubt? How possible to get logistics or warehouse jobs in these 02 places as I have 10 years of experience in this field or where do we have more chance to get logistics or warehouse jobs in Canada.
Anywhere in Canada is good for immigrants if they have something of value - other than themselves and their wants and desires - to offer and to contribute to Canada. Canada is NOT a shelter or a haven for the gimme-gimmes.
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@immigroup Firstly, hats off to your team replying to almost every comment/query on this video. Really appreciate the effort you are putting in. I am a real estate valuations professional and typically into investment advisory intending to migrate Considering your list, which would be the ideal cities in terms of job opportunities and quality of living. P.S - Migrating from an over-populated city, I did like to avoid Toronto. Also my wife is also an Accounting/finance professional Thanks in advance. Keep up the good work
Thanks. The Greater Toronto and Vancouver Areas are the areas with the most money flowing around, in terms of money. But it's likely that what you do is a rare enough skill set that there might be demand for what you do in a part of the country where there is less overall money. Where you live do you have a specific professional licensing body? My suggestion would be to identify some provinces where you want to live and contact the relevant licensing body to see if they can give you some ideas about the market, and where you might be needed.
Hey there!!! Could you please tell me which city is best among Toronto, Vancouver and Montrèal for: 1) Studies with part time work. 2) PGWP and getting PR after that. 3) Night life.
I think the answer to 3 is the easiest: Montreal. You can get a PGWP anywhere provided you graduate. Each province has a different PNP, but if you are in a skilled job, you won't need a provincial nominee to get PR, necessarily, so you can just apply through the federal program. All three of those cities will have many opportunities for part time jobs. Rent is much lower in Montreal and pay is (probably) lower as well. In Montreal, French is an asset for much work, though, especially in any kind of customer service job.
Thank you for the informative video! Could you please suggest any good cities for biotechnology professionals? Also could you provide any resource/website from where we could gauze the job requirements/ opportunities in different cities? That would be very helpful. Thank you
I don't really know but my guess would be the largest urban areas would be best, such as Toronto and Vancouver. (And Montreal if you speak French.) Indeed.ca is the biggest private job site for Canada but there might be more industry-specific ones I'm unaware of. Here is the government job board: www.jobbank.gc.ca/home
Well you have to get your credentials "equivalated" to see what their value is in Canada. If you don't know that it's hard to know what kind of job opportunities you would have. However, all other things being equal, large cities will have more job openings. They will also have greater competition.
Probably the biggest cities. So, the Greater Toronto Area and the Greater Vancouver Area, Montreal if you speak French, Ottawa-Gatineau and Calgary would be the top choices.
@@immigroup Which is the best city for aircraft maintenance engineer career in Canada? Where is the best job market for this industry? (Aviation and aerospace).
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Situations change and this is just same old same old. Halifax with its five universities is a great place for young people to study first and stay after. So is Sydney Nova Scotia where Cape Breton University is successfully appealing to young people from the Indian Subcontinent. Canada has to be about more than Ontario & BC.
Thanks. My younger sister already stayed at Toronto almost 2 years. I will be there .
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It would have been interesting to have a greater variety of cities covering all provinces and territories. That said, very informative and useful.
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You earned a sub, very nice video and the video was in detail. Keep up the good. Also, never seen a person who replies to literally every single comment. Your hard work will payoff and also thanks for giving me info about Canada.
Thanks
I've always been fascinated with Canada, not as a land of opportunities but as a place where I could contribute as a creative. I feel too many move there with nothing to contribute while expecting a place that'll feed you and keep you happy while you only do your bare minimum.
When the time comes where my endeavours are developed enough to take it to the international stage, Canada is my first priority.
I think its the opposite. Canada has always had very poor wages and very few opportunities in many professions. Being creative is one thing, but you can be creative anywhere, anywhere warmer is pretty nice.
I have visited Canada and it is beautiful!
Is that a myth that canada is all about just punjabis?
Why you not added Halifax Saskatoon and Regina immigrants are now settling in those cities now a days, these are popular cities which you shown
It's an arbitrary list and we left many cities off arbitrarily.
It has always been ma dream land (Canada).
Still trying to get there and I surely believe my efforts will never be in vain 🙏🙏
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top ten specially for me in the cities canadians so vancouver number one it's very fantastic
Mine too!
Like Canada wish be there 1time in my life like :)
Toronto is the best . I’m proudly Torontoian by God grace 🇳🇬🇨🇦🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌
I tend to think so too, though it's a little expensive.
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The GTA is basically uninhabitable at this point due to the astronomical prices of homes
I am planning to study in Canada. But I am little scared as no one is there from my family there...
I studied abroad, albeit only for a semester. I had a great time.
Don't worry Ankit no need of family member only
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I hope you like Vancouver
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Everywhere in Canada is so awesome.... We shall be there shortly. May God bless Canada my beloved homeland...
Montréal is relatively cheap, perfect for students
Agreed
Totally agree with that.
very very cheap, but u really have to speak French or else is not really easy
Montreal is 58% bilingual, so there’s no problem
Agree with you
A photo of an old store in downtown Toronto Honest Ed's was placed in Markham..lol. FIrst of all it doesn't exist anymore and it was never in Markham.
Nice video, I have plans to move to Canada, after graduating from university. Now I live in Rostov na Donu Russia 🇷🇺, but I’m originally from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Thanks.
If you want to immigrate after you graduate, you will need to work for a year in a skilled occupation, or get a job offer from a Canadian employer, or study here.
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@@immigroup what about the medical sector. How can somebody come as a doctor
Hi
I am going to apply for Canada pr option in Nova Scotia province and Saskatchewan.
1.NOVA SCOTIA
require ielts 5.5 band
require 2 years of exp
require WES report
2.SASKATCHEWAN
require ielts 6 band
require 2 years of exp
require WES report.
in these which WES I need to select
1.WES Standard Application.
2.ECA Application for IRCC
For higher or continuing education, licensure, and employment, select the WES Standard Application.
For immigration purposes, select the Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) Application for Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Note: Only completed degrees or diplomas can be evaluated for the IRCC application. WES does not evaluate occupational or trade qualifications.
ECA
Go to Saskatchewan
Is there a province requiring less than 2 years of exp ?
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Thanks for saying so.
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Useful information. Thanks
Kitchener/Waterloo are good cities for newcomer because there are cheaper and easier than other's.
What do you mean by easier?
I only watched so see of they put Calgary in..
Me to lol
Same
Such informative information thanks so much planning to visit soon
As a food engineer, what province / city do you guys recommend?
I'm not really sure what you do, but my guess would be a major urban area.
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Toronto is the absolute best city to immigrate to in the entire world... that's why I'm moving out!
Really interesting video thank you where exactly would you recommend young people to move?
I mean, that depends upon a lot of factors...
True but I think somewhere small Yellowknife little people here
Yellowknife is the best
I recommend that not only young but all potential immigrants to Canada have something of value to offer and to contribute to Canada.
Canada is NOT a shelter or a haven for the gimme-gimmes who have their hands out for what they want and desire that we Canadians have and continue to work very hard for.
@@someone_thattalkstopics "Little people"???? Little people are children.. As with everywhere throughout our world, there are indeed "little people" (children) in Yellowknife. However, should you prefer to be treated with respect, please DO NOT insult Yellowknife residents by calling them "little people." Just as you are a human being, a person, likewise are the residents of Yellowknife HUMAN BEINGS/ PEOPLE.
Which city is best for new immigrant ,who come to canada for work??
Calgary and the Vancouver area. Very expensive in Vancouver, but a lot of good paying work even for those with no secondary education. Won't own a house, but a couple can rent something nice or won a nice condo if both are making a decent hourly wage like a transit operator for instance.
@@rps1689 which jobs are available here in these 2, i have completed my bachelors in Physics in 2020, i want to come to canada in this years end, so that i can work there and settle kindly guide me more.
I'm a young adult looking into moving to Canada in the near future. Currently doing a History degree.
I heard Alberta and other places in Manitoba might have jobs for my degree. Would u suggest them?
Well you'll need to work after you graduate unless you plan on getting a job offer from a Canadian employer or continuing your education here.
Want to live in Canada how I can get at this move
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I'm surprised Montreal is not found, not even in 10th place!! We must have, in spite of being one of the most scholar cities in the world (we used to be first in North America, are we still?), the second population in Canada where you find a fair share of immigrants in the whole province. I cannot therefore rely on this video, it shows what it wants to show. I will suggest to any immigrants to settle in any big cities of Canada if they only speak in English (including Montreal) and to choose Montreal 100% if they know French also.
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I like the sound of Halifax, NS? Is there great/or at least decent transport, decently priced room share, supermarkets, jobs (both more formal and casual work), is there a type of place to help you look for work and how do the locals find English and Irish people (more or less speakers from other native English speaking countries)? Just need some opinions, bring em thick and fast!
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Halifax is the largest city in the Maritimes, so it's a regional hub.
The transit out there is not as good as in some bigger cities, but if you're staying within the metro area I believe it's okay.
Living expenses in Nova Scotia are significantly cheaper than elsewhere in the country, though Halifax would be the most expensive city in that province.
Most provinces and some municipalities have a public support system for new immigrants, which can help with jobs and the like. If English is your first language, there would be far more options for that.
@@immigroup Thank you for that. I'm well-spoken and from Southern England, English is my native language.
@@StealthyAuto So there should be other programs geared to the general public and not specifically geared towards immigrants which might also be good options.
Personally Montreal should be on 1st spot. 55.3% billingual. Cost of living low comparing to all the cities mentioned in this video. Meaning new immigrants will have an easy life.
The average cost of living is 21% higher in Toronto than in Montreal. While some services are priced relatively equally between the two cities (food and entertainment), Montreal is 38% cheaper when it comes to housing costs, and 48% cheaper when it comes to transportation
Absolutely. The only thing I'd say is that French is handy in Montreal, and expecting new immigrants (from non-English- and non-French-speaking countries) to know three languages is a high bar. (Also, the Quebec immigration system is different and prioritizes French.) Of course, there's nothing to keep new immigrants from moving to Quebec once they have PR.
@@immigroup can I know why they prefer to move ?
@@khalilaboura1726 From somewhere else in Canada to Quebec? The cost of living, most likely. In many if not most ways, Quebec is cheaper than the rest of Canada except the Maritimes, and salaries are usually higher than the Maritimes. (There are many exceptions. Gas, for example, is almost always way more money than in Ontario.)
@@immigroup after getting the PR in Montreal do you think it's good if i move to Toronto because I like English and I'm an anglophone
@@khalilaboura1726 So, you must intend to settle in Quebec if you are applying for PR through the Quebec immigration system. But once you have your PR status, you can do anything you want, in terms of choosing where to live in Canada.
Nova Scotia Is really good too.
What do you like about it?
Best to worst cities I have lived in : Calgary , Vancouver , Edmonton , Fredericton , Saint John . Montreal is the best city in Canada I believe .
Thanks.
Surprised to see Edmonton ahead of the New Brunswick cities. May I ask why?
@@immigroup Yes !!! I grew up in New Brunswick and left at 19, New Brunswick is a very small population , although it is beautiful and scenic the winters can be insanely brutal . Our services businesses are minimal due to our dwindling population and small tax pool, I enjoyed Edmonton due to its sense of community, diversity and range of things to do . In a city like edmonton you have to choose what you want to do out of hundred of options, in New Brunswick it is rare that more than one community event is happening , Edmonton had a great blend of both parks and metropolis , New Brunswick is great for families and retirees, Edmonton would be awesome for someone young or someone who likes to go on adventures. New Brunswick also has an older population that sometimes doesn't receive immigrants as warm as we would hope, the older folks here don't have much experience with different culture and can seem white washed . all in all , they both can be great places, it would be stupid for me to say one is bad when they both have wonderful qualities. Hope this helps a little.
@@traderparkboy4274 That all makes a lot of sense to me.
No problem mam!! God bless you!! Take care!! Love from india!!
Same to you!
What’s the most musician friendly city in Canada?
Toronto has the largest music scene. I'm not sure that it's the most friendly.
@@immigroup definitely not the most friendly. But biggest for sure
@@mattsena7708 Hamilton appears to love its musicians.
@@immigroup Hamilton and Newmarket have good music scenes. Toronto's is just so big its hard to make a name and keep it
@@mattsena7708 Newmarket?!?! Learn something new every day.
Victoria is the best for me(I’m currently living in) in my own opinion.
I'm coming to Canada by year 2020.. I've been planning to
Where are you going to live?
@@immigroup My fiance stays in Calgary* that's where I'd be staying also.
@@victormelons5092 Enjoy
DON'T COME ITS TOO COLD FOR YOU....Canada is full and too cold...stay home and help your daddy on the farm..
Immigroup Inc. Toronto, because its skyscrapers including the first skyscraper with a little over 1,000 feet under construction.
From a US resident canada is nice amost in toronto
If all goes well I will work and have a trip to Canada.🤞
NO ..do not come....it is too cold freezing....only good for polar bears..
Good luck.
@@kennsmith6117 What are you trying to accomplish exactly?
Amen
@@immigroup hahahahaha my dia that's my business. U will get to know when am done
This list may have been true when it was uploaded, some 3 years ago, but over the last year (from 2021 to now 2022), the rents have increased in London, Ontario by a whopping 39%! 😬
*Making money is the plan and with forex and crypto trading Investment your plans can be fulfilled.*
That's true.
Anyone who is not investing now is missing a tremendous opportunity.
I have got to understand now that. A lot of Americans don't even think about investlng little of there money and then grow there portfolio instead they wait for NFP every first Friday of every month hoping there are more employment.
You guys are getting it all wrong. Start investlng.
Can the real Constitution be restored? Probably not. Too many Americans depend on government money under programs the Constitution doesn't authorize, and money talks with an eloquence Shakespeare could only envy.
May I ask which province has vacancy in needs of Agricultural Engineer? Please let me know. Thanks.
Nova Scotia
Nice video
Thanks
Planning to study in canada this year hopefully.
Good luck.
Hello, how are you? Can we get to know you? My name is Mohamed from Morocco
@@chadyatouta7937 what the hell?
Could you tell me which province is the best to settle as a dentist ? Thanks
I would suggest contacting provincial dental associations to see where the demand is.
Kaeldannas same here🙋
new brunswick
@@FATTYBONGRIPS Why do you say that?
@@immigroup high demand
thanks or sharing this video very informative
Great video!!! We live in a small city in the coast of Mexico and are planning to move to Canada. We’re still not sure whether we should get a student visa or apply to PNP. Is it possible to apply to different programs at the same time? Since we live in the coast I prefer a sunny and mild climate place so we’d like to move to BC. What city would you recommend? We’re looking for (1) very safe city (2) great schools (3) open and tolerant people for immigrants (4) good place to raise kids. I’ll appreciate your comments!
Hey, sorry I missed this.
Yes, you can apply to more than one immigration program at once.
Vancouver Island has that mildest climate in Canada. It is also quite expensive. (At least the area around Victoria is.)
Am South African, agent Lily from the Canadian E-Immigration she helped me get my Canadian visa in less than 2weeks for just 1000CAD. She can help you too. You can contact her via her email
@@judegarets4130 Can you provide us with her email?
Agentlily3
G*mail
@@Salim-A3 that's her email above
I live in Vancouver and it’s livable if you make 100k a year are single and live at home!!facts
Its really informative mam!! Please make a video on edmontin please!! About each and everything please!! Bye and thanks !! Edmonton is really lively place!!
Well we probably won't make a video just on Edmonton...
@@immigroup maybe do a video on Alberta as a whole possibly? Or each maybe even each of the majour provinces (BC, AB, ON, QC)
As a pharmacist what city do you guys recommend?
Is Edmonton Alberta good for school and living im looking somewhere in Canada to find a cold place
Well Edmonton is certainly cold in the winter. (It is not normally cold in the summer, though: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmonton#Climate )
There are a bunch of universities in Edmonton en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmonton#Post-secondary but only U of A has been around for a long time.
@timothy chung Where do you go?
ya she forgot about Edmonton, which has plenty of good jobs, reasonably safe to live in and cheaper real estate than the other Alberta big city, Calgary.
Lol, u r looking for cold place..that's all of canada pretty much
New Brunswick is usually overlooked even by canadians. However, one thing many immigrants like to see is....other immigrants, it makes them feel safer. Moncton New Brunswick is now growing by leaps and bounds. Its better if you have some money to buy a house or build a house, because sadly rentals are facing hte same problem. In just the six years we've been here the number of grocery stores catering to immigrants has gone from almost zero to over a dozen, which is fantastic as I like international cuisine. There are jobs here as there is a labour shortage so wages have climbed faster here than elsewhere, mainly because they were always lower than elsewhere, I'm not going to lie to you. Sadly the cities in NB have pretty shitty public transit, but I"m an optimist, as more people take them, it can only improve. They are nice buses, just idiotic routes because of course the city planners never took a bus in their lives. I'm also not going to lie as there are racist pricks here like anywhere, and a homeless problem, but thats all across canada. There are numerous groups that attempt to help people settle and so if you like a 'small town feel' thats easily do able in NB. We live 20 minutes from the centre of the city but essentially are rural. Entrepreneurial types are welcome as one problem is that there often isn't that much to do here, but certainly for a refugee or somebody from an area where they've experienced a little TOO much excitement, its pretty ideal.
Where are my fellow Canadian's at?
Canadians regularly comment on this video but I'm always wondering why they watched it.
@@immigroup ya, lol
@@sommebuddy Yes, foreign ownership in Toronto and Vancouver is a major problem. But a big problem is foreigners, not immigrants. If you can show a link between permanent residents and the most expensive housing markets in Canada, please share it. The non-resident rich buying up properties as investments (or speculating and flipping) is a legitimate problem. It is not related to immigration.
which city is best for IT experienced people?
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NO...do not come....Canada is full...too cold no food left ...maybe try Sweden....more sexy blond in Sweden...
no immigration from Somalia..just Europeans they own all the land you will not find work there
what matters always getting in to Canada is challenges toward Express entry .Who could solve this for me?
Thank you for the information. I plan to migrate to BC, but I've been getting much discouragement on how expensive it is there. What do you think? Is it that difficult to live there?
The cost of living in BC really depends upon where: Vancouver and Victoria are extremely expensive, two of the most expensive cities in the country, but there are other parts of the province where the housing costs are at least lower.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_British_Columbia
I don't know for sure, but my guess would be that the closer you are to Vancouver, the more expensive your housing will be. On the other hand, the further away from Vancouver the more expensive other things may be (such as groceries, unless the food is local).
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@@casualprince8779 What is?
@Jason Surrey is the 85th most dangerous city in Canada...
Where is the best place to settle as a Dutch immigrant with a Master degree in Public Administration?
I assume your English is excellent (because my experience of Amsterdam was that everyone's English was excellent...). If that's true, I would settle in Ottawa, the federal capital, or provincial or territorial capitals.
Immigroup Inc thank you!
With your skills I think Edmonton would be the best move.
@@sommebuddy Good point
Thank you for this video, it's very informative. May I ask which Province or City would you recommend for someone who works in the healthcare sector? Would really appreciate a reply, thanks again ☺
There are two ways you can think of this: where are the most total jobs or where are there more likely to be jobs?
You might want to contact the provincial professional associations for your profession to see where your job is in demand. Canada has a number of fairly remote cities/towns where salaries for jobs go through the roof because few people want to work there.
We are promoting aircraft and aviation products made by Canada for few years now. As Canada is 20 hours away from Malaysia it is important for part of our team to be in Canada as the process of government of Malaysia to decide on their procurements which are around the corner. We are not familiar in which category of immigration we belong to in order to start with. We have the necessary business and travel visa to enter Canada. We are looking forward to be on an easy entry and recognized team by the Canadian Government although permanent resident is not necessarily needed. However we need to buy homes to live in Calgary AB while we are in Canada for long period of time as after the procurements we need to take care of after sales of those products. Please advice. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing this video, it's really informative. Can you please advice the best place to start up a real estate buisness in Canada? Your comment would absolutely go a long way. Thanks.
Well, either the Greater Toronto Area or Greater Vancouver Area have tons of residential growth, but also lots and lots of real estate agents. You might want to look somewhere that is growing at a great rate but is smaller and has less competition.
@@immigroup thanks for the prompt feedback and advise. I totally agree with your team. However, your kind suggestion on options for a growing location with a low competition would be really appreciated. Thanks.
@@eofoegbu4296 basically u are way too lazy to do ur own business research... well done
@@TheFimaster He wants shortcut.We have many of his kinds here in Nigeria.
Well why would I care... If you are immigrating with anything but hope its not gonna cut it - simple
I live in Oakville , most people here are Canadian
Beautiful places but I wish I could live there
What is stopping you?
Wishing is not enough. If you have something of value - other than yourself and your wants and desires - to offer and to contribute to Canada, you will be welcomed here.
Canada is NOT a shelter or a haven for the gimme-gimmes.
I'm South African, agent Ava from the Canadian E-Immigration helped me get my Canadian visa in less than 2weeks for just 1000CAD. She can help you too. You can contact her via her email
Is it possible to get visa at 5.5 band in one module for higher studies after 12 th for indian
Are you trying to permanent residence?
How did I get here I’ve lived in Canada my whole life
Blame the TH-cam algorithm
U should be grateful to the almighty God.
I’ve lived in America all my life I hate it here I wanna move to Canada
Good luck I hope u archive it
why....why did you stay we want you to move back where you came
Then what is the cheapest city to settle in Canada in your list?????
Here is one list www.mtlblog.com/news/canada/the-most-affordable-places-to-live-in-canada
Thank you so much for this wonderful video.
Can you please inform me that in which city the density of pharmaceutical companies are highest? I work as a pharmaceutical laboratory technician.
This is a third party site www.statista.com/statistics/422635/top-ten-pharmaceutical-companies-in-canada-by-revenue/ but you could use it to look up the offices of the companies listed
@@immigroup Thanks you so much. It really matters for me to receive a reply from you. Grateful to you..
Very informative.where is best for allied medical career for migrants like medical lab.scientists or med.tech.thanks.
Great information.thank you
With Btech ECE, 2 years IT experience, 28.5 years age, 7+ bands in IELTS (yet to appear) what is the best way to get PR in Canada or any of these: Australia, New Zealand, UK, Europe. What is the best I can do?
Hi, sorry I missed this. It went to spam and TH-cam changed the way it alerts you (or doesn't) about spammed comments.
For Canada you need to complete an Express Entry profile and see how many points you have.
Which city is best for a career in occupational health and safety hygiene?
Any city with a lot of hospitals, so big cities. Also, Hamilton, because there are so many hospitals.
Richmond bc which is part of vancouver has the average longest life span in canada, and canada has an average longer life span then the usa
What about for international students which province, or city is good to live?
Thats what i wanna know too
Hello😊 nice video. Do you have any specifics on which city is cheapest and has good schools? I have a 7th grader with me. Much thanks
We're actually just about to publish an article on our site about cheap cities in Canada.
So I'm the one have been living in Markham and in Toronto before for your question in my opinion is depent on your lifestyle too, if you love to shopping, meet new people you should live in the big city like Toronto and Vancouver, but you come with kid I recommend you should have to look at Victoria island is not a big town but great to have more time with your family here not much traffic so just find more information maybe can be another choice for you, good luck
@@Pinkkythailand I want to come work in canada.. What are the procedure
I was keen and optimistic to travel to Canada I tried all I could to get a visa to Canada for I failed for 2 years , A medical doctor based in Canada referred me to Mr Aiden james , he really guided me and I was issued a visa on January
@Jack Dante please tell us about him 🙏
the good things about him , is his ability to help the average and the poor to afford to be among the 40000 immigrants of Canada 2021
@@celestinadelrose2943 very interesting. How can we contact him. Mr Aiden seems so popular
@Jack Dante Fantastic information , well I'm from 🇵🇰 I want to immigrate to Canada I heard that there salaries are unique , please how can I contact Mr Aiden
How many months did you visa took sir...
I live in west border in Toronto.
My school is in Mississauga and some of my students are Chinese.
And?
Hi.... Plz throw some light on Nova Scotia. I am planning to move to Nova Scotia. I am from India. Have a family also. Wife and 2 daughters. Plz suggest if it is a good move ? Want to do business there and coming through owners operator's program.
Thank You
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Thanks for the informative video. My wife is palnning to come to Saskatchewan for studies and the early process has been started. Is that province good enough for new migrants & easy to find jobs
If she's studying in Regina or Saskatoon, they are more diverse cities relative to the smaller cities and they have larger job markets if you're coming with her. But they are smaller cities compared to Canada's largest: Saskatoon is the 16th largest urban area in Canada and Regina is the 18th largest (both about 1/10th the size of the 3rd largest, Vancouver).
@@immigroup Thanks for your reply. If you are not further hesitated, could you please clarify my one more doubt? How possible to get logistics or warehouse jobs in these 02 places as I have 10 years of experience in this field or where do we have more chance to get logistics or warehouse jobs in Canada.
@@ansfridaneesh I'm sorry to say I honestly don't know. Saskatoon is the biggest city but I'm not sure which is the bigger hub for distribution.
Anywhere in Canada is good for immigrants if they have something of value - other than themselves and their wants and desires - to offer and to contribute to Canada.
Canada is NOT a shelter or a haven for the gimme-gimmes.
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All Canada city beautiful especially Calgary
Burlington looks really nice 😁
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Hello beautiful how are you doing? Hope you are okay?
Hello beauty
Thank you so much for informations
Do you assist/help in immigration services as well? E.g pnp, aipp, Express entry!
I need to know as well
I'm South African, agent Ava from the Canadian E-Immigration helped me get my Canadian visa in less than 2weeks for just 1000CAD. She can help you too. You can contact her via her email
My spouse is a professional in the environmental field and we plan on immigrating next year with 2 kids. Please can you advise a good city or province
@immigroup Firstly, hats off to your team replying to almost every comment/query on this video. Really appreciate the effort you are putting in.
I am a real estate valuations professional and typically into investment advisory intending to migrate
Considering your list, which would be the ideal cities in terms of job opportunities and quality of living.
P.S - Migrating from an over-populated city, I did like to avoid Toronto. Also my wife is also an Accounting/finance professional
Thanks in advance. Keep up the good work
Thanks.
The Greater Toronto and Vancouver Areas are the areas with the most money flowing around, in terms of money. But it's likely that what you do is a rare enough skill set that there might be demand for what you do in a part of the country where there is less overall money.
Where you live do you have a specific professional licensing body? My suggestion would be to identify some provinces where you want to live and contact the relevant licensing body to see if they can give you some ideas about the market, and where you might be needed.
@@immigroup Ok. Understood 👍
Thanks
@@nikhilkrishnakumar1612 Good luck
Hey there!!!
Could you please tell me which city is best among Toronto, Vancouver and Montrèal for:
1) Studies with part time work.
2) PGWP and getting PR after that.
3) Night life.
I think the answer to 3 is the easiest: Montreal.
You can get a PGWP anywhere provided you graduate. Each province has a different PNP, but if you are in a skilled job, you won't need a provincial nominee to get PR, necessarily, so you can just apply through the federal program.
All three of those cities will have many opportunities for part time jobs. Rent is much lower in Montreal and pay is (probably) lower as well. In Montreal, French is an asset for much work, though, especially in any kind of customer service job.
@@immigroup Thanks!!
@@kimosmith4600 You're welcome. Hope it helped.
Immigroup Inc Is it essential to know French so as to get PR in montreal?? Also is Yukon good for nursing?
Yes you can live without frequent the indigenous,meaning the francophones,if you want to live in non francophone ghettos.
Thank you for the informative video! Could you please suggest any good cities for biotechnology professionals? Also could you provide any resource/website from where we could gauze the job requirements/ opportunities in different cities? That would be very helpful. Thank you
I don't really know but my guess would be the largest urban areas would be best, such as Toronto and Vancouver. (And Montreal if you speak French.)
Indeed.ca is the biggest private job site for Canada but there might be more industry-specific ones I'm unaware of.
Here is the government job board: www.jobbank.gc.ca/home
Hi how are job opportunities for Indian Psychologists in Canada.. And which place would have more potential to move in for a psychologist
Well you have to get your credentials "equivalated" to see what their value is in Canada. If you don't know that it's hard to know what kind of job opportunities you would have.
However, all other things being equal, large cities will have more job openings. They will also have greater competition.
@@immigroup ok.. thank you for the response
@@primary_h Good luck!
which cities have more part time jobs for international students
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Probably the biggest cities. So, the Greater Toronto Area and the Greater Vancouver Area, Montreal if you speak French, Ottawa-Gatineau and Calgary would be the top choices.
@@immigroup thnks vry mch
@@jaspreetkumar6121 Good luck!
@@immigroup and how about winnipeg
Thanks
How can i explain this??? i really like Canada
Thanks
@@immigroup your welcome
To bad the top 3 cities are for millionaires only. I even know people that inherit the family home but can't afford the taxes, upkeep, and utilities.
Thanks for the video. Very informative.
Please which is the best city for administrative Assistants??
My guess would be larger cities, because there more jobs. But there would also be more competition.
@@immigroup Which is the best city for aircraft maintenance engineer career in Canada? Where is the best job market for this industry? (Aviation and aerospace).
My dream come to Canada help me
What are your qualifications??
How to move to Canada? Work there, live there...how I wish I could migrate to my number 1 dream country
Here is a guide to all the programs: www.immigroup.com/come-canada
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@@stefanbraun6234 why so? is it the cold?
Nice information 👍👍👍
Thank you