Too less knowledge about Germany, It's not because of education quality, more international students go to canada. It's because language barrier , also easy PR. Germany international students signifying quality over quantity.
@@amd.amdamd if you get citizen ship or blue card in germany... Then you can work in any eu countries like swiss, luxemberg which pays more salary than canada and equal to USA
And also because I’m Germany you can’t earn much money.because 44%% must to be payed in taxes. Doesn’t matter how much you earn half must to be payed in taxes
My 2 cents after living in Germany for 4 years. Rents are not low in Germany. They are very high. Language is huge barrier. If you don't know the language forget about making friends. You don't feel like home until you learn and understand others. German is very hard to learn. Groceries are also expensive in Germany. I don't know how much it costs in Canada. Fuel is super expensive in Germany. You have to pay lot more in Germany. Public transport is expensive. One day ticket is around 8€. Unless if your living in the middle of the city. Half of the salary goes to paying rent and then you have health insurance and other insurance and yeah every month we need to pay for radio which is mandatory for everybody. I just want to share this info so that you will know the facts. Thanks for the video. Great effort.
Interesting Video. A pleasure to watch as an Indian living in Germany thinking about immigrating to Canada! Not many people make comparison videos like this. A tough choice to make as both countries have so many pros and cons!
@@DreamCanada It would be really interesting to directly compare once I have had the pleasure to live in Canada for a few years as well. Interestingly, staying late and working extra hours is frowned upon here in Germany 🍺😊
@@DreamCanada May I email you my details etc? I am curious to know if I have what it takes to immigrate to Canada and possibly get your opinion about how to go ahead with it.
Sure! My social handles and email id are mentioned in the channel and video description. Moreover, here's the entire process explained if you want to apply on your own: th-cam.com/video/qFgouJ9LLWk/w-d-xo.html
The German Taxes are so high because not only your mandatory health insurance is included, it also includes your retirement payments, a unemployment insurance, care insurance and so on. It's a high amount but you can be sure that if something happens the safety net is strong.
Excellent video after a long time, in TH-cam. Animations are so good that most people would not like to skip any part. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Also, Students get Semester Ticket(included in their fees) with which they can travel to any places in their state plus few neighbor states for free. There might be some restrictions (may no work for ships or some bus services) but this is life saving.
Man... u are so damn good.. thanks again for a such a informative video.. thanks to you I initially considered Canada to migrate to and now I may start looking at Germany..😁
I just wanted to add, after conversion, 52k CAD -22% tax leaves you with 28k CAD and 40k EUR - let's take 40% as the middle ground leaves you with 24k eur. So roughly the same spread out over the year. The only real advantage I see here is that english is obviously more common than german and the overall culture in CA is more open towards foreigners.
I live in Germany, here I can also work extra-hours and in combination with my regular holidays, I can gather a total of 8 weeks holidays per year! And as mentioned in the video, its easy to travel and visit several countries around Germany. I am an Engineer :)
Wherever you are you must develop go ahead and improve yourself at all levels. Whether it's Canada or Germany you must do your best to make your dreams come true. Good luck
If you want to feel at ease go to Canada, if you want to explore come to Germany, every step is challenging but the lifestyle if far better than Canada
About the cost of living in Canada, it varies a lot between people. I live in Alberta and my monthly expenses including rent is around 1000 CAD only. This is low compared to many countries
> In Canada you'll need "at least" 7-7.5K a month for 3 people to live? How are you getting your numbers? I don't have kids, so I don't know how expensive they are, but these figure seem too high to me. As a grad student, I was making 20K a year out of which >5K was just the university fees. And this is for Vancouver, which is not known for being a cheap place to live.
At 2:59 living in Toronto (Scarborough), I am single and live with housemate (friends, sharing apartment), and my monthly expenses are like $1.5K. Just wanted to lay it out for people. But as an immigrant, you probably will be spending huge amount of money on Housing + Car insurance (in Ontario)
Bro I’m only done ✔️ viewing 5 mins into the video. And I sense in my spirit. You’ve done some fabulous hard-work in researching vital content for me who is in a split between Germany and Canada. Although Canada is closer to the usa and you get to speak English. I by all means want to experience Europe for a change after living in California for 5 years. I’m an explorer of culture and traveling. Arts and films. But I also understand that there’s a lot of job opportunities in Germany. For someone who has graduated in mechanical engineering in his Bachelors. And Computer science in Masters from San Jose. I would say Data science and AI jobs are much in demand in Berlin or Germany 🇩🇪 I heard. Sorry I got a little caught up there. Thanks for this man. Praise the Lord my Christian brother. God bless you and your family. Much love from current India 🇮🇳
Amazing presentation n to the point explanation thank u so much for giving a comparative pros n cons about moving to both countries keep up the good work .
👍👍😊👈that amazing story and interesting information about both Canada and Germany but I live currently in Germany which is a little bit more difficult to live just because of the language mostly and the people are very unfriendly in Germany that's why I need to leave Germany and go to the Canada insh allah 🙏👍🧠🧠🖐💌👈
Superb brother.....your video quality is amazing.... I got every details I needed....love from India....🤘 I'll recommend your channel to every needy people.....
I hired a lawyer for Canadian PR. Cost a ton of money, but was fast and relatively easy. The immigration system can be an absolute nightmare. I would do it again in a second. Money well spent.
The German transportation system being always on time is a myth that was maybe true decades ago. Nowadays delays of 5 minutes and more are quite common.
I was born in Canada. It used to be a better country, a much better country. I live in Vancouver, which is the most highly unequal city in all of Canada. Real estate and rents have gone crazy while wages have not moved for about 40 years. Unions were destroyed just like the US destroyed unions. People look a lot more stressed out, alienated from each other and unhappy as compared to before. This is what inequality does. Germany is a lot more progressive than Canada. I think in terms GDP Canada is second to last in terms of government spending social spending for an OECD country. Conservative politicians did a lot of damage to our healthcare system by pushing austerity and cutting taxes for the rich and corporations. Unless you have a high-paying job lined up in Canada, I would not move here. If you’re married and you come here both of you will have to work and it’s still gonna be difficult to make ends meet. One Russian who immigrated said he is disappointed living here because he’s a software engineer and makes $100,000 per year and at the end of the they $400 left over after rent and other expenses. That means no chance of saving for retirement, vacations, a house or an apartment. If something goes wrong like having car repairs $400 is not gonna go very far. If you’re going to come here, stay away from Toronto and Vancouver. Rent and real estate costs are extremely expensive.
@@DreamCanada Yes ofcourse! But you can't say 7-7.5k then, because that way you can also spend 30k a month and that too in any city around the world. You should say minimum survival amount that is needed for apartment rent, utilities, phone and transit bills, and groceries (considering 3 people). I don't think you'll be anywhere near that mark that way. Anyways, other than that nice info buddy! 👍
Man, Canada has more students every year not because of the quality of education, but because in Canada people use English language, which is more popular. Canada provides more opportunities for those who received at least college degree. They can have only one year of work experience and apply for the PR in Canada. German universities are great, especially in technology studies and higher education is free for those studying in German.
Not only language barrier in germany but also social barrier , living standard are important but feeling welcomed and able to integrate are also important for the wellbeing of expats and their children , however it depends on the individual priority , you can’t have both in germany but I guess in Canada security and social acceptance are both attainable
I live here in Canada but I’m considering relocating to Germany 🇩🇪 but the problem here is that I need an investment guidance because i really want to grow my portfolio 💼 so that I will financially stable.
On point! Thanks for the video. I have little doubt about the selection of these two countries concerning the agricultural sector of these two countries. What will be the better option out of these two? Thanks again!
In Germany, retirement age is 67. Perhaps one of the oldest. So all those benefits anyone pays, no one is sure will they ever get back as pensions. Also jobless contributions (arbeitslosgeld) is only paid till 1 year, after that you get other benefits only if eligible. Many people actually never end up not utilizing their job less benefits whole of their life. Basically, employees pay for the Government for free.
@@riamu1985 In most of the developed countries, retirement age is 65+. Their logic is that, due to better healthcare, people's life quality is better. Well again it depends on everyone's perspective. Even in India, I guess it's 60 yrs.
@@ABCD-pc2fe Well, it depends on the Cost of doing Masters and Job guarantee. I am not sure about North America, but here in Germany, stress levels of studying are relatively lesser, I think. Atleast in Germany, I have noticed work life and personal life balance is much better. Also social security system is undoubtedly better than North America.
Can I go to Germany for IT career ?? Are there enough opportunities ?? As my budget is low, 20 lakhs....i am craving for the public university in Germany.
Buying property is cheaper in canada? Depends on the location. Here in ontario esp in toronto you need to have a household income of $200k to be able to buy a house...well not a house but a 1-2 bedroom condo for that matter because detached even semi detached houses cost a million or more. When we bought our semi detached house earlier this yr for almost $500k outside toronto, 5 months later theres no way to buy this amount for a small semi detached house like ours. Its getting really expensive even you go to the countryside the average price is more thabn 500k and far from toronto
hello sir, I have one question if you can help me i have Italian PR now and last year I moved in sweden and now I have TRC card of 5 year in sweden and my wife have also but now I want to move in Germany so I have question my wife need to go back India and get again visa for Germany or she can change here in Germany plz tell me, thanks alot
Thank you so much 👍👍👍.. I was looking for this... I was confused but this video helped me alot 👍🌼 I have one question what are job opportunities for MBA'S in both the countries??
In canada with high cost of living ...can we save any money for retirement? As we will have a huge house loan that we will be paying for, instead of rent ?
@@ibrahimm2012 thank you for your response bro...what is the average housing price ? I know it is going to vary ...but the ones that has more IT jobs and relatively more habitable(not too cold) ? If the average is 500k...how long will the housing loan be ? Do you know anyone who was able to pay the housing loan and build enough retirement corpus , so that they can retire when they reach 50 or 60 yrs of age? Or do ppl have to work all their life in canada ?
I have lived in both country., Canada is best place to life period, unfortunately houses aren't cheaper in Canada. Except If you are planing in living in the peris. In Bc and average single family home are going for 1.8mill, in Germany. An average single family home are going for 550 thousand euro, about 850k canadian.
Great Presentation. However a couple of points wrt to Canada (I moved here 20 yrs back). Health insurance: Not required as stated in video. Its free EXCEPT for certain things like vision, medicines and Dental. Even these are covered by a minimal health insurance of $100 per month for a couple. Most importantly if your earning is below a certain threshold, Govt funded schemes cover cost of medicines etc. Cost of living - I think the $7000 per month quoted by you is on the higher side. I live in Vancouver (one of the costliest) and about $4000-5000 per month is VERY comfortable for a family of 2+2.
Yes but when you end up here our lives won’t be easy, we have to clean the garbage you bring. Our hard earned will go to supporting your nonsense in taxes. So do us a favour, stay where you are and try cleaning up that mess
I have a question, Im from afghanistan and im living now in mexico, having a job visa. ive tried a lot to go to canada but there is no legal way and i dont wanna do it. what can i do or what ways do i have to go in canada?!
Sir I got my Pr card but I didn’t get pasport stamp of Pr sir now I am planing to travel to india when I came back to canada only show Pr card because I have no Pr passport stamp plss rply
I have heard somewhere that after doing 1.5 year MBA degree in Germany, you can apply for the canada PR program and you needs only 6.5 bands for PR in Canada.Is it true?..
@@DreamCanada any,Teaching jobs. Im from Pakistan. My husband lost his business in this covid. We're in a bad state. We can't afford for immigration program. Any, other possibilities or way out you may guide and help us for teaching job + other job for my husband. As my husband has only done intermediate. Your response will be a great help for us.
I am PhD in Finance and working in a government sector as an Auditor.. Pls share the future aspects of teaching jobs in University/College in Canada or Germany
Too less knowledge about Germany, It's not because of education quality, more international students go to canada. It's because language barrier , also easy PR. Germany international students signifying quality over quantity.
@@amd.amdamd if you get citizen ship or blue card in germany... Then you can work in any eu countries like swiss, luxemberg which pays more salary than canada and equal to USA
@@amd.amdamd thats what im saying bro.. After getting the blue card we can move to swiss where taxes are just 20%...
And also because I’m Germany you can’t earn much money.because 44%% must to be payed in taxes. Doesn’t matter how much you earn half must to be payed in taxes
@@muhibullahsahak526 This is BS....
@@amd.amdamd On germany single person has to pay more taxe .but married ones have less tax
My 2 cents after living in Germany for 4 years.
Rents are not low in Germany. They are very high.
Language is huge barrier. If you don't know the language forget about making friends. You don't feel like home until you learn and understand others. German is very hard to learn.
Groceries are also expensive in Germany. I don't know how much it costs in Canada. Fuel is super expensive in Germany. You have to pay lot more in Germany.
Public transport is expensive. One day ticket is around 8€. Unless if your living in the middle of the city.
Half of the salary goes to paying rent and then you have health insurance and other insurance and yeah every month we need to pay for radio which is mandatory for everybody. I just want to share this info so that you will know the facts. Thanks for the video. Great effort.
You are definitely from East Germany or munich
@Sonomacats exactly
Interesting Video. A pleasure to watch as an Indian living in Germany thinking about immigrating to Canada! Not many people make comparison videos like this. A tough choice to make as both countries have so many pros and cons!
So true! Glad to hear your unique point of view. Guten Tag! 🙂
@@DreamCanada It would be really interesting to directly compare once I have had the pleasure to live in Canada for a few years as well. Interestingly, staying late and working extra hours is frowned upon here in Germany 🍺😊
Haha! Spot on then!
@@DreamCanada May I email you my details etc? I am curious to know if I have what it takes to immigrate to Canada and possibly get your opinion about how to go ahead with it.
Sure! My social handles and email id are mentioned in the channel and video description. Moreover, here's the entire process explained if you want to apply on your own: th-cam.com/video/qFgouJ9LLWk/w-d-xo.html
The German Taxes are so high because not only your mandatory health insurance is included, it also includes your retirement payments, a unemployment insurance, care insurance and so on. It's a high amount but you can be sure that if something happens the safety net is strong.
Its there in Canada too..
What if you leave Germany after few years?
Do you get the benefits?
But for students it isnt good....especially if they need jobs to pay their life while studying
@@raja_hustle4347 unfortunately nope and it's not anything near fair
Tax is high on it’s own, and you pay the other things on top of it
Excellent video after a long time, in TH-cam. Animations are so good that most people would not like to skip any part. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Thank you for your kind feedback Prabhu; hope you have a great weekend!
Also, Students get Semester Ticket(included in their fees) with which they can travel to any places in their state plus few neighbor states for free. There might be some restrictions (may no work for ships or some bus services) but this is life saving.
Are you talking about Germany or Canada?
Germany
The ticket is limited only the state where you are.
Man... u are so damn good.. thanks again for a such a informative video..
thanks to you I initially considered Canada to migrate to and now I may start looking at Germany..😁
Thank you for your kind feedback 🙂 Hope you have a great day!
If u have to work while studying better go to canada in germany there arent much oppurtunities after corona....
Perfectly Covered all the main points 👌🏻
Absolute and Complete Information
Thank you for your kind feedback Rakhee; hope you have a great day!
@@DreamCanada 🌸 👍🏻
Hello beautiful how are you doing today, hope you are okay?
I chose Germany. Why? Great Beer. That's all I needed. Thank you for your help
😂
The most informative video so far I could surf over TH-cam, thanks very much buddy
Always a pleasure Mahaveer; have a great day!
Hey bro
I just wanted to add, after conversion, 52k CAD -22% tax leaves you with 28k CAD and 40k EUR - let's take 40% as the middle ground leaves you with 24k eur. So roughly the same spread out over the year. The only real advantage I see here is that english is obviously more common than german and the overall culture in CA is more open towards foreigners.
I live in Germany, here I can also work extra-hours and in combination with my regular holidays, I can gather a total of 8 weeks holidays per year! And as mentioned in the video, its easy to travel and visit several countries around Germany. I am an Engineer :)
Thanks for the input Rulo! Always a pleasure hearing first hand experience. Wish you a great day ahead!
I am an engineer too. How is the engineering professional culture there mate?
I can tell you this, engineers are always welcome. I did my bachelor's in mechatronics and masters in vehicle technology.
Bro what about Chemical engineer
@@Green_clouds6581 Chemical industry in Germany is well paid. I am sure there are many openings for your area!
Thank you Man. The video was so unbiased
You're welcome
Wherever you are you must develop go ahead and improve yourself at all levels. Whether it's Canada or Germany you must do your best to make your dreams come true. Good luck
I believe that the level of education in Canada is comparable to that in Germany, depending on the number of international students.
If you want to feel at ease go to Canada, if you want to explore come to Germany, every step is challenging but the lifestyle if far better than Canada
About the cost of living in Canada, it varies a lot between people. I live in Alberta and my monthly expenses including rent is around 1000 CAD only. This is low compared to many countries
It is still high for foreign trained doctors or engineers who are flipping burgers at Tim hortons or driving cab.
That's because you live in shared room
@@princejonas6960 😂😂😂
Absolutely right.
> In Canada you'll need "at least" 7-7.5K a month for 3 people to live? How are you getting your numbers?
I don't have kids, so I don't know how expensive they are, but these figure seem too high to me. As a grad student, I was making 20K a year out of which >5K was just the university fees. And this is for Vancouver, which is not known for being a cheap place to live.
At 2:59 living in Toronto (Scarborough), I am single and live with housemate (friends, sharing apartment), and my monthly expenses are like $1.5K. Just wanted to lay it out for people. But as an immigrant, you probably will be spending huge amount of money on Housing + Car insurance (in Ontario)
Hi. Can we talk please? I need information on migrating to Canada.
Bro I’m only done ✔️ viewing 5 mins into the video. And I sense in my spirit. You’ve done some fabulous hard-work in researching vital content for me who is in a split between Germany and Canada. Although Canada is closer to the usa and you get to speak English. I by all means want to experience Europe for a change after living in California for 5 years. I’m an explorer of culture and traveling. Arts and films. But I also understand that there’s a lot of job opportunities in Germany. For someone who has graduated in mechanical engineering in his Bachelors. And Computer science in Masters from San Jose. I would say Data science and AI jobs are much in demand in Berlin or Germany 🇩🇪 I heard.
Sorry I got a little caught up there. Thanks for this man. Praise the Lord my Christian brother. God bless you and your family. Much love from current India 🇮🇳
Can I ask you how your transition from ME to CS was? I'm planning to switch to a computer science~ career as well.
Data Science & AI are in demand in whole of the Germany...!!
@@theavglifter is it difficult to get in San Jose State University for computer or software engineering from India? For MS degree
@@ABCD-pc2fe I have no idea.
@@theavglifter will it be better to do MS in computer science in Germany or in USA/Canada?
Amazing presentation n to the point explanation thank u so much for giving a comparative pros n cons about moving to both countries keep up the good work .
My pleasure 😊
👍👍😊👈that amazing story and interesting information about both Canada and Germany but I live currently in Germany which is a little bit more difficult to live just because of the language mostly and the people are very unfriendly in Germany that's why I need to leave Germany and go to the Canada insh allah 🙏👍🧠🧠🖐💌👈
I wish you all the best Yonis!
Thank you Dream Canada
brother I have learned your helpful information video Canada, ,something about Canada thanks a lot bro
@@Youth144 why don't you move to your arab countries
What sort of unfrndly attitude or unfrndly behavior Germans show to immigrants & why?
Superb brother.....your video quality is amazing.... I got every details I needed....love from India....🤘 I'll recommend your channel to every needy people.....
Thank you for your kind feedback.
I hired a lawyer for Canadian PR. Cost a ton of money, but was fast and relatively easy. The immigration system can be an absolute nightmare. I would do it again in a second. Money well spent.
The German transportation system being always on time is a myth that was maybe true decades ago. Nowadays delays of 5 minutes and more are quite common.
That's not a major issue. The country's system is still prompt & punctual for the most part
@@amd.amdamd Yes but the transport system in Canada is not as extensive as Germany.
@Arun Lohchab Its mainly for reducing corruption
@@amd.amdamd very right
US: Unskilled workers become skilled workers.
CANADA: Skilled workers become unskilled workers.
Welcome to Canada.
True 🤣🤣🤣
what about Germany? can u provide ur insights in this?
Completely agree
@@praharsha_k You need German for sure,
Will get job and PR if you know German 100% sure
They need more Workforce
@@nitinverma1330
America is the land for immigrants with skills whereas Canada is the land for "refugees" and unskilled workers.
Really fantastic... one of the best video I have ever seen
Thank you for your kind feedback Punitha; have a great day!
And also you are not talking about irrelevant things to make your video long & get more visual time ..... that point touched my heart.....
Great effort. A concise and composed video
Thank you for your kind feedback Madiha; have a great day!
Tanks so much, I wish u added Norway,
comparison between CAnada, Germany and Norway
I was born in Canada. It used to be a better country, a much better country. I live in Vancouver, which is the most highly unequal city in all of Canada. Real estate and rents have gone crazy while wages have not moved for about 40 years. Unions were destroyed just like the US destroyed unions. People look a lot more stressed out, alienated from each other and unhappy as compared to before. This is what inequality does. Germany is a lot more progressive than Canada. I think in terms GDP Canada is second to last in terms of government spending social spending for an OECD country. Conservative politicians did a lot of damage to our healthcare system by pushing austerity and cutting taxes for the rich and corporations. Unless you have a high-paying job lined up in Canada, I would not move here. If you’re married and you come here both of you will have to work and it’s still gonna be difficult to make ends meet. One Russian who immigrated said he is disappointed living here because he’s a software engineer and makes $100,000 per year and at the end of the they $400 left over after rent and other expenses. That means no chance of saving for retirement, vacations, a house or an apartment. If something goes wrong like having car repairs $400 is not gonna go very far. If you’re going to come here, stay away from Toronto and Vancouver. Rent and real estate costs are extremely expensive.
Bro, I don't think you'll need 7-7.5k to live in Canada for a family of 3. I live here at about 2.5k CAD for family of 3.
Hi Jayraj, thank you for your input. Everyone's spending habits would be different, along with the location they choose.
@@DreamCanada Yes ofcourse! But you can't say 7-7.5k then, because that way you can also spend 30k a month and that too in any city around the world. You should say minimum survival amount that is needed for apartment rent, utilities, phone and transit bills, and groceries (considering 3 people). I don't think you'll be anywhere near that mark that way. Anyways, other than that nice info buddy! 👍
@@gadhavijayrajsinh hi, can u specify ur location of stay to get an idea, wonder 2.5k CAD for 3 is sufficient!!
@@G789p Saskatchewan bro!
There is no comparison of Canada in the world, Canada is no.1.
East are west Canada is best.
I want to go to Germany to do an MBA but since it is not STEM so will getting a blue card be very tough for me?
You will need to learn the language first. Spend a year to master German and then opportunities will be plenty.
Man, Canada has more students every year not because of the quality of education, but because in Canada people use English language, which is more popular. Canada provides more opportunities for those who received at least college degree. They can have only one year of work experience and apply for the PR in Canada. German universities are great, especially in technology studies and higher education is free for those studying in German.
Thank you, that was very informative.
Amazing content and indeed helpful.............Thank you so much
Thank you for your kind feedback Shantanu; have a great day!
Very good job! We done and broad analysis
Not only language barrier in germany but also social barrier ,
living standard are important but feeling welcomed and able to integrate are also important for the wellbeing of expats and their children , however it depends on the individual priority , you can’t have both in germany but I guess in Canada security and social acceptance are both attainable
Sir is there scope in Marketing in Germany??
thanks for doing the research for us 🙏🙏
Any time!
I live here in Canada but I’m considering relocating to Germany 🇩🇪 but the problem here is that I need an investment guidance because i really want to grow my portfolio 💼 so that I will financially stable.
Very good infirmation, thankyou
Glad it was helpful!
Can you also give similar information wrt study in USA and UK please. Thanks
Sure!
@@DreamCanada Thank you, will await your video 🙂
Well summarized video !!
Thank you for your kind feedback; have a great day!
On point! Thanks for the video. I have little doubt about the selection of these two countries concerning the agricultural sector of these two countries. What will be the better option out of these two? Thanks again!
For your Motivation there are 3 million millionaires in Germany 🇩🇪 compared to around 1.7 million in canada 🇨🇦
Germany has double the population compared to Canada tho.
For a person who's planning to do his masters in business which one would you suggest.
@@ibrahimm2012 thanks, mate
@@arunkumar-ok4pm Germany brother😀
Brother hat's off to you for your commendable work ❤️
Thank you for your kind feedback; have a great day!
But in Canada yo don't have to pay extra for your health- that information is incorrect. All health systems are public.
In Germany, retirement age is 67. Perhaps one of the oldest. So all those benefits anyone pays, no one is sure will they ever get back as pensions. Also jobless contributions (arbeitslosgeld) is only paid till 1 year, after that you get other benefits only if eligible. Many people actually never end up not utilizing their job less benefits whole of their life. Basically, employees pay for the Government for free.
And it will rise maybe to 70.......Germany was better decades ago... but now i wouldnt settle there...
@@riamu1985 In most of the developed countries, retirement age is 65+. Their logic is that, due to better healthcare, people's life quality is better. Well again it depends on everyone's perspective. Even in India, I guess it's 60 yrs.
@@swatichatterjee1513 will it be better to do MS in Germany or in USA/Canada?
@@ABCD-pc2fe Well, it depends on the Cost of doing Masters and Job guarantee. I am not sure about North America, but here in Germany, stress levels of studying are relatively lesser, I think. Atleast in Germany, I have noticed work life and personal life balance is much better. Also social security system is undoubtedly better than North America.
The main point missing is Passport ranking where Germany passport is 3rd Strongest and Canada is 7th .
Thanks Jason. Just the kind of video I was looking for. Amazing content👍
Thank you for your kind feedback; have a great weekend!
Can I go to Germany for IT career ?? Are there enough opportunities ?? As my budget is low, 20 lakhs....i am craving for the public university in Germany.
Buying property is cheaper in canada? Depends on the location. Here in ontario esp in toronto you need to have a household income of $200k to be able to buy a house...well not a house but a 1-2 bedroom condo for that matter because detached even semi detached houses cost a million or more. When we bought our semi detached house earlier this yr for almost $500k outside toronto, 5 months later theres no way to buy this amount for a small semi detached house like ours. Its getting really expensive even you go to the countryside the average price is more thabn 500k and far from toronto
Buying property is still cheaper in Canada.
How about MBA program and job. Is it better to get a job in Canada or Germany? Thank you
King! Salute
Completely genuine information
Please make video of police clearance who are applying for PR from Australia
Duly noted.
How can I apply for a job seeker visa in Germany
wt about driving license 😅😅
Thanks man!
Always a pleasure!
Which country is best ?
hello sir, I have one question if you can help me i have Italian PR now and last year I moved in sweden and now I have TRC card of 5 year in sweden and my wife have also but now I want to move in Germany so I have question my wife need to go back India and get again visa for Germany or she can change here in Germany plz tell me, thanks alot
This was a very helpful Video
Thank you so much 👍👍👍.. I was looking for this... I was confused but this video helped me alot 👍🌼
I have one question what are job opportunities for MBA'S in both the countries??
Bro aap mujhe job regarding help kar sakte ho plz
IT ke liye freshers point of view job market kaisa hai, software developer or test engineer, after master of science in Germany
Thanks...... This helps.
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In canada with high cost of living ...can we save any money for retirement? As we will have a huge house loan that we will be paying for, instead of rent ?
@@ibrahimm2012 thank you for your response bro...what is the average housing price ? I know it is going to vary ...but the ones that has more IT jobs and relatively more habitable(not too cold) ? If the average is 500k...how long will the housing loan be ? Do you know anyone who was able to pay the housing loan and build enough retirement corpus , so that they can retire when they reach 50 or 60 yrs of age? Or do ppl have to work all their life in canada ?
@@ibrahimm2012 definitely less desi population , good pay job and modest or low housing prices would be my preference
@@ibrahimm2012 the reason why these places have a low housing price , is it because of the extreme weather ? How about Calgary?
Whether jobs are available for commerce people or not
Thank you for giving this information. It will help me in making my future decision.
Glad I could help
Many Thanks 🙏
Thanks bro iam 39 and visited once hamburg getmany ..Wants to permanently settle with my wife and 2 kids ...
Videos on Germany are coming up soon.
Very informative. If you are married with children, how easy it is to move to Germany with your family for a master degree?
I have lived in both country., Canada is best place to life period, unfortunately houses aren't cheaper in Canada. Except If you are planing in living in the peris. In Bc and average single family home are going for 1.8mill, in Germany. An average single family home are going for 550 thousand euro, about 850k canadian.
I live in Germany from 3 years.
I lived in Denmark before Germany for 3 years.
I lived in Singapore before Denmark for 1 year.
I live everywhere 😄😁😆😅
Which place you like the most
The fact u have to make 3 times as much in Canada is true I lived in both country’s
Great Presentation. However a couple of points wrt to Canada (I moved here 20 yrs back). Health insurance: Not required as stated in video. Its free EXCEPT for certain things like vision, medicines and Dental. Even these are covered by a minimal health insurance of $100 per month for a couple. Most importantly if your earning is below a certain threshold, Govt funded schemes cover cost of medicines etc.
Cost of living - I think the $7000 per month quoted by you is on the higher side. I live in Vancouver (one of the costliest) and about $4000-5000 per month is VERY comfortable for a family of 2+2.
And an avg co pays u dental n eye benefits. About expenses you are right too
Parent migration is an important point affect me the most
Canada vs Germany
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Its definitely Canada, I have been in Germany for 6 years now and can tell its not possible here unlike Canada
@@jgillj really appreciate your response
Germany is overaging, they do not need, nor want your elderlys.
Germany was good now since Euro its not good
@@jgillj will it be better to do MS in Germany or in USA/Canada?
I am an MBA graduate and working as a financial analyst as it comes under STEM?
Wow amazing advice there
Thank you for your kind feedback!
The best video I've seen
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Usefull informations thanx bro
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Wow you are outstanding.. Really a great work, you make our life easy. Thank you.
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Yes but when you end up here our lives won’t be easy, we have to clean the garbage you bring. Our hard earned will go to supporting your nonsense in taxes. So do us a favour, stay where you are and try cleaning up that mess
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I have a question, Im from afghanistan and im living now in mexico, having a job visa. ive tried a lot to go to canada but there is no legal way and i dont wanna do it. what can i do or what ways do i have to go in canada?!
Sir I got my Pr card but I didn’t get pasport stamp of Pr sir now I am planing to travel to india when I came back to canada only show Pr card because I have no Pr passport stamp plss rply
I have heard somewhere that after doing 1.5 year MBA degree in Germany, you can apply for the canada PR program and you needs only 6.5 bands for PR in Canada.Is it true?..
No
How to get job seeker visa in Germany???can you help me out?
Hi any idea how to apply for USA family visa interview from canada...any link u have for this
Are you people immigration consultants?
Excellent presentation in deciding the best country
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@@DreamCanada any,Teaching jobs. Im from Pakistan. My husband lost his business in this covid. We're in a bad state. We can't afford for immigration program. Any, other possibilities or way out you may guide and help us for teaching job + other job for my husband. As my husband has only done intermediate.
Your response will be a great help for us.
Hi Bro, can you share international mobility program video link if you're already covered
Wat about visa for parents and its process complexity which is better country?
Excellent video bro
I am PhD in Finance and working in a government sector as an Auditor.. Pls share the future aspects of teaching jobs in University/College in Canada or Germany
Hey better stay where u r life is not so rozy there.
Trust me. If Canada had a Job Seeker Visa Program, many of us who went to Germany, would have gone that route instead long time ago.
Can you please let me know the age criteria as well .
Sir Pls prepare video on germany work visa in detail
Sure, will be doing that soon.
What do u think about the u.s.a vs canada