Living in the Uk has its peculiar challenges and I just listed some of the things I don’t like about the UK in this video Please subscribe to my channel if you haven’t, like this video and leave a comment.
You're so right! The list goes on from the bills, the taxes, cost of childcare, the weather, the stress from work, high cost of living. But in all, I think what keeps people going is focusing on the positives.
Hi, new subscriber here. As an American looking to relocate to the UK, I've found much of this information very helpful!! Keep up the good work and thank you for these videos 💖 from America
You have just reminded about the three days I spent in Jos in 2010. I honestly attended Mass without taking my bathe. It feels like living overseas too. It's a lonely lifestyle in the UK though its still better than living in Saudi Arabia. Bills are nothing to write home about. No streets foods but there are Nigerian recipes in UK but my sister nothing of Nigerian food is here oooooo God abeg take me our of here. Childcare is another big deal that's why most nursing mothers bone working for about 2-3 years .
My dear I can relate I heat working during winter ❄️ is crazy 😜 my dear when is hot is too hot he bills is not easy oo my dear nice video dear keep the good work ❤️❤️
Thanks for being transparent with us, I appreciate that and surely all you said is the truth. But you didn't mention about SECURITY. Please highlight us on security issues. Thanks
So na only big stores dey UK... Ha! When aboki shops full every street here in Lagos ... selling suya, tomatoes/pepper 🌶️, daily needs for home needs, etc.
Thank you for sharing with us!!🥰 I don’t like cold weather either. UK sounds like the US lol. We have to pay all these bills too and so expensive out here where we live. Such great video! I can relate when my husband was in the military we had to move around and start all over and not having friends or family you know is hard.❤️🥺
Since you have a husband that supports with the bills, Is it still difficult to meet up with Bill's and still have enough to save?? Comparing with the Nigeria scenario, getting the average salary in Nigeria and sorting bills, and getting an average salary in the UK and sorting bills, which do you prefer??? Another question is....within one year of moving in to the UK, is it possible to invite your mom over so she can assist with child support?
If your household income is £50k a year and above, you and your partner/husband should be alright. Go for project mgt or business analysis courses then you should be fine. A business analyst earns minimum of £40k per year
@@victorimadojemu8224 if you studied Engineering Management, then I will advise you stay in Scotland area of the UK bcos Scotland is the home of Engineering in the UK.
Hi Tochi, so a job paying 22,500 pounds a year is not enough? What about other side jobs? Are there such opportunities in the UK like the US and Canada please.
@@TochiEsther, It is the same in the US, we pay for everything over here. You probably won't like living over here also. Everything is appointments, also child care, homes, and apartments are expensive. But most people like the U S because the paycheck is good, even if you have to work two jobs.
Been living here in London past 10 years....had enough of this boring and lonely place. Thinking of moving to America soon tbh. I remember even as a new nurse, my sis in America still could manage to get a nice studio apartment, a car, and could travel back home once a year if she wanted to! And people help each other as well in America. Their culture is more "open minded". UK ppl are so private.... if they don't know u, they don't talk to u!!😆😆 UK cost of living is not so easy as a new nurse/new professional tbh
Elaborate more because I’m moving to the Uk to come struggle. No matter what, I think living there is way more better than in Nigeria. You think working in a Pos shop is better than just doing any random job there in the Uk? 20k salary, lol that’s like 25 euros you’re making monthly in Nigeria and yet we still survive. So how comes living in Uk is difficult compared to the difficultly you’re already facing in Nigeria.
Living in the Uk has its peculiar challenges and I just listed some of the things I don’t like about the UK in this video
Please subscribe to my channel if you haven’t, like this video and leave a comment.
That is the main reason I want to leave the U.K. the weather I can’t stand it anymore.
@@whatienjoydoing.3330 honestly, the weather isn’t friendly at all
@@TochiEsther the weather and the people 😅😂🤣
You're so right! The list goes on from the bills, the taxes, cost of childcare, the weather, the stress from work, high cost of living. But in all, I think what keeps people going is focusing on the positives.
I agree dear, I have a video on the positives coming soon
@@TochiEsther Oh that's great! Looking forward to that
Hi, new subscriber here. As an American looking to relocate to the UK, I've found much of this information very helpful!! Keep up the good work and thank you for these videos 💖 from America
Thanks so, I’m glad you found my videos helpful 😘😀
Spot on! I had to learn all this the hard way! I wish I had watched it before I came here
Hi thank you for telling the truth may God bless you
And bless you too
Awesome video can watch you all day 🤗❣️ you're so relatable
Awww, thank you so much. This means a lot
Im a new subscriber i agree you are 100 percent right❤️💯
Fantastic 👏 👍💯
You are doing a great job.
Keep it up nwanyioma you are blessed.
Thank you mama
You have just reminded about the three days I spent in Jos in 2010. I honestly attended Mass without taking my bathe. It feels like living overseas too.
It's a lonely lifestyle in the UK though its still better than living in Saudi Arabia. Bills are nothing to write home about.
No streets foods but there are Nigerian recipes in UK but my sister nothing of Nigerian food is here oooooo God abeg take me our of here. Childcare is another big deal that's why most nursing mothers bone working for about 2-3 years .
Wow, didn’t know all that about Saudi Arabia before now..Living abroad abroad is not easy at all but It is well with us sis.
Another great video lovly content so informative and educative thx for sharing
So nice of you, Thanks a whole lot😊
Haaaaaaa, the bills o my sister🙆🏼♀️
No street food is another turn off.
In fact, all your points are on point😀
Hahaha, my sister it is well with us
No street food is the best thing , it horrible to walk on the street packed up with people cooking no thank you.
Good job ,keep going, Leaving abroad is not a joke.it needs heart.
It’s not easy at all but we move
Nne u are very correct
Thanks for telling us the truth!!!
Thank you for watching
Keep moving girl
Thanks so much
The okada wey no dey na error oOo. God bless Lagos... Danfo buses and okada everywhere.
Sometimes I wish we have keke here shaa 🤣🤣🤣
The summer weather got me so shocked. 8-9 pm and you would think it was midday. I don't like it.😂
It's annoying and day breaks by 4/5am and u suddenly can't sleep again
Exactly, kids always think you are joking whenever you tell them it’s bedtime
When you tell people it’s hard to believe…
I don’t understand why people find it hard to believe these things
Abeg, Tochi, which part of the UK you dey?
My brother is relocating soon, so we can consider different cities factors before he moves...
I have a video on cheapest cities to live in though
My dear I can relate I heat working during winter ❄️ is crazy 😜 my dear when is hot is too hot he bills is not easy oo my dear nice video dear keep the good work ❤️❤️
Seriously winter time u go to work when it's dark and come back when it's dark. Can be depressing at times
@@TochiEsther 🤣 I know
😁😁😁😁😁 Tochi u love food. U nailed it sweetheart!
Thanks for being transparent with us, I appreciate that and surely all you said is the truth.
But you didn't mention about SECURITY.
Please highlight us on security issues. Thanks
I’ll do that next time. Thank you for watching
So na only big stores dey UK... Ha! When aboki shops full every street here in Lagos ... selling suya, tomatoes/pepper 🌶️, daily needs for home needs, etc.
As in eh🤣
Wow...thats a lot, tanks for sharing. love from Deaconess
Thanks for watching!
Great video keep up
Thanks, will do!
It's the very expensive child care for me ,It just makes me miss home like crazy....buh in all we move 😄😄...I enjoyed watching ❤❤❤
We move o my dear, thanks for watching
I don't like winter at all, the fact everywhere gets pitch black at 4 pm, ah so na Jos babe you be! Guessing you can speak Hausa.
I don’t o, I was there just for few months
@@TochiEsther oh ok 👌
OMG
the challenges are just too much
bills,up keep transportation etc 😥
Yes it is, but we're thriving
Thank you for sharing with us!!🥰 I don’t like cold weather either. UK sounds like the US lol. We have to pay all these bills too and so expensive out here where we live. Such great video! I can relate when my husband was in the military we had to move around and start all over and not having friends or family you know is hard.❤️🥺
Thanks so much. Hope you're settled in a place now??
@@TochiEsther Yes we sure are!🙏🏽🥰 After the rain came the rainbow so we’re settled for good now.❤️
Since you have a husband that supports with the bills, Is it still difficult to meet up with Bill's and still have enough to save??
Comparing with the Nigeria scenario, getting the average salary in Nigeria and sorting bills, and getting an average salary in the UK and sorting bills, which do you prefer???
Another question is....within one year of moving in to the UK, is it possible to invite your mom over so she can assist with child support?
Yes, your mom can come on a visit visa. I still prefer uk o please 🤣
If your household income is £50k a year and above, you and your partner/husband should be alright. Go for project mgt or business analysis courses then you should be fine. A business analyst earns minimum of £40k per year
@@olakunleoladipupo1621 hi what’s the prospect for engineering management?
@@victorimadojemu8224 if you studied Engineering Management, then I will advise you stay in Scotland area of the UK bcos Scotland is the home of Engineering in the UK.
Hi Tochi, so a job paying 22,500 pounds a year is not enough? What about other side jobs? Are there such opportunities in the UK like the US and Canada please.
Can you send me the link of the advantages n benefits
TH-cam doesn’t allow links here but you can send a dm on Instagram for the link
Tochi i have enjoy your video i have visited your house
Thanks
Hello, Please am interested in coming over Uk
Alright. You have all the information you need on my TH-cam channel
@@TochiEsther please I need a link.
Awesome
Wow… I feel for you dear 😟 imagine what we complain about here … Nigeria food is good 😌
I really miss that variety of food oo but guess we have to make do with what we have here
Are there internet bills in the uk
Yes
@@TochiEsther i was told internet is free
You get some free WiFi in public places but you home broadband and mobile internet is not free
@@TochiEsther, It is the same in the US, we pay for everything over here. You probably won't like living over here also. Everything is appointments, also child care, homes, and apartments are expensive. But most people like the U S because the paycheck is good, even if you have to work two jobs.
Been living here in London past 10 years....had enough of this boring and lonely place. Thinking of moving to America soon tbh. I remember even as a new nurse, my sis in America still could manage to get a nice studio apartment, a car, and could travel back home once a year if she wanted to! And people help each other as well in America. Their culture is more "open minded". UK ppl are so private.... if they don't know u, they don't talk to u!!😆😆 UK cost of living is not so easy as a new nurse/new professional tbh
I can so relate. You are going to be fine ok.
Hahaha Sis, I don´t think it can be as cold as Austria, the bills is something else. Thanks for sharing
I heard Austria is very cold, I just can’t deal
Elaborate more because I’m moving to the Uk to come struggle. No matter what, I think living there is way more better than in Nigeria. You think working in a Pos shop is better than just doing any random job there in the Uk? 20k salary, lol that’s like 25 euros you’re making monthly in Nigeria and yet we still survive. So how comes living in Uk is difficult compared to the difficultly you’re already facing in Nigeria.
😄😄😄 bills bills kills here!
The Bills are neck breaking
@@TochiEsther true
My monthly childcare cost is more expensive than my mortgage payment 😂😂😂. My dear it’s not easy living in the uk
It’s not easy my dear
It’s the bills that scares me oh and parking of cars
🤣🤣🤣. You will be fine
Wow! Thanks for sharing Sis but I still wanna live in the abroad😁naija don tire me
Please come o. Living abroad has so many advantages and I’m going to share that very soon
Haha very soon my dear
@@TochiEsther please where is the video about advantage/benefits of living in UK
@@babajideezekieloiuwafemi1533 it’s up on my channel already
Now I understand why most of them do home school. It's not easy. God will help us because we are planning on coming to the UK this year ending.
Awww, that’s great. You guys will be absolutely fine.
Child care no be joke here. That hair thing ehn.. they’ll be asking you to bring £100 for braids 🤣
My dear, it’s not easy at all but it’s well
Please 8 years and 10 years old children are they going to pay school fees or it's free!
It’s free for everyone
@@TochiEsther thanks
@@TochiEsther really you mean free school fees for small kids