I think for those working full time or part time the UK has good Annual leave with pay as compare to Canada .In addition, the UK accommodate those with certain health condition you don’t have to pay for your Medication. It doesn’t matter if you are a citizen or not, however this doesn’t happen in Canada as far I can remember.
Well, Chi Chi, some of the benefits of being a citizen in any country, in this case, the USA and Canada include: 1) as a citizen you can vote and you can also get employment both with the Federal Government, and the provincial government where you live in. Also, if you travel from Toronto to Manitoba, or anywhere, you are employable by any Federal establishment. 2) as a Permanent Resident, you cannot be employed by a Federal Agency or the Federal Government, and you do not have a voting power or right. You can get a job with companies, but not with any government, even in Manitoba, where chi chi lives. The Provincial Government would not employ a PR. 3) These rules also apply to non-citizens in the USA. 4) You have to be a citizen of a country to be employed by the Federal Government of that country.
This information is not completely correct. In Canada, as a PR, you can be employed by the Federal or Provincial Govt but there may be some roles that are strictly for citizens but not all roles
Respectively for me it doesn’t matter where you locate to so long as you are comfortable with your live then that’s your abroad. Mind you we relocate only for our comfort nobody would have migrated if they find comfort in their country .getting what you aimed for is the key. Go wherever you find your comfort and make there a better for yourself. Peace ✌🏻
And here in Scotland from nursery (3yrs) to university is free education. If you have your Permanent resident permit. And if you’re an immigrant school is free for children from nursery to high school.
People generally do not move to Canada for a better job or more money. It’s all about the lifestyle change. I know Aussie citizens and the working conditions are generally better in Australia than in Canada. The pay is a third higher and the healthcare system is better in Australia. They went to Canada because they wanted the lifestyle and environment that Canada has to offer, things they could not find in Australia or the UK they have citizenship. The cost of living in Australia is expensive - more expensive that some places in Ontario. Don’t think for a minute that it’s all about finances because it isn’t at all! If it is all about money, you are better off in the UK. Comparing the UK to Canada when it comes to shopping for groceries, nearly every service-related thing costs more in Canada for poorer quality. Canada could seem perennially 10-15 years behind the curve when compared to the UK in that regard. I think it depends on where you live in each country. UK has become more expensive since Brexit. For someone in a developing country moving to Canada could be more advantageous as you can move as a PR and will need just 3 years to apply for citizenship. You also do not to pay high fees to maintain your residence permit as you would in the UK. In the end, it depends on what you want, why you are moving and what makes you happy.
I'm loving this comparison series Tochi. It's really been a great help in understanding how various economies work and what to expect from them. Well done lovely Tochi💞
People should stop saying health care is free in Canada. You get that free so called healthcare in form of high taxation of your income in Canada. There is no free lunch any where in the world.
There’s a lot of care jobs in Uk that pay put to £14 per hour in nhs and also you get free healthcare, free education, business opportunities, tax is fair
Go where works for you...if u are introverted, I recommend Canada tho...I left after 2yrs. Should be in London soon. But might retire in Canada..i left cos I just don't wanna live a boring life in my youth...na fine Canada fine pass uk..nothing else..if you are highly skilled, like tech, apply for global talent visa in the UK and gt your ILR in no time. Give or take, Canada is favourable for poor/lazy people and people from third world country..in Uk, you start to pay bills the day u land😂😂 and everything is low..only highly skilled jobs pay higher salaries in Uk...for the average man, you save more in Canada too. That's my take.
You didn’t mention that health care is free if you have your indefinite leave to remain in the UK and if you are also a UK citizen. There is nothing like health surcharge, unless you are an immigrants. And in Scotland you don’t pay for prescription, even as an adult.
Atleast both are way better than Poland where you can’t even bring in your child or spouse without using a different route which is so tasking. For the health care, is kind of cheap here if you are a student but you have to pay for medications.
I'm also in Poland and it's hasn't been easy looking getting a good job here. I plan on relocating to the UK but I'm in need of care homes where I can do voluntarily work? Is that possible here? Thanks
You are entitled to child benefit when you are have Resident permit and high standard of working permit. something you may be asked to be working for three years.before taking qualified for child benefit.
The NI deductions contribute towards the NHS, so saying free is misrepresentation. Only the young, pensioners and the working age unemployed do not contribute towards health care costs.
Great job Tochi, this topic is very enlighning.if you are coming in as an assistant health care worker, are you also entitled to free health with your dependants in the UK.
Great video. But Tochi how come you have never mentioned the area or province you leave in even when others you interview on this subject do. You often consciously hold it back. Just wondering that's all. Nice contents from you please keep it up. Thanks
There are many cleaners earning more than £6000 monthly here in london with the NHS. Some only pay £500 monthly( including council tax) for a studio flat in London.
@@abahesther3994 Double shift for about 6 days in a week with a day off. The person also claims his bank( overtime shift-- the person is also entitled to two annual leaves. One set of annual leave for being an NHS bank staff and another set of annual leave for being a permanent staff. U have the option of claiming the bank annual leave ad cash and also selling the permant annual leave. I all da person has more than 60 days of annual leave which can be converted to cash. Any bank holiday is also paid as double and the person gets an extra holiday added.
Nice insights, I think both have alot of similarities. The only time UK is better than Canada is ease of entry. Once you enter Canada is alot better. And here are the reasons. 1. In Canada once you come in, irrespective of how you came in, you are 99.999% sure that your stay in the country will be permanent some day. You cant give that assurance in the UK. 2. The Average time from temporarily residency to permanent residency in Canada is 3 years. In the UK it is 10 years for most people. And you become a citizen in Canada 2-3 years after the PR depending on how you came in. 3. University Education in Canada is slightly cheaper compared to the UK. 4. In Canada you can bring your dependents in when you are on the post graduate work permit, you cant do that in the UK. It is either you bring them in when you are on your study permit or get a job with sponsorship after your studies. 5. If you lose your status for any reason in Canada, there are several options you can explore to stay back in the country legally and restore your status or even get permanent residency. Most of the people I know that experience lost of status in the UK either because their school cancel their admission, lost their sponsorship or for any reason atall had to leave the country and then try to re-enter if possible.
@@adeolaogunleye7965 I don’t know much about Canada . Ayoola was correct! It’s not easy to bring your family into UK. If anything happens to your sponsorship or you loose license in UK. You are on your own.People that lives or study in UK before post study can relate better. Peace
Tochi health surcharge is only paid by immigrants that are not health workers. Other persons like citizens and permanent residence doesn’t pay a dime for healthcare in UK except buying your drugs.
@@clickbiat more expensive, less job opportunities, worse infrastructure, worse architecture, further distance from popular places to travel to, less time off, a bit less safe, much colder climate
Correction, every child in UK gets child benefit as long as your stay does not say 'no recourse to public fund', if you have ILR or British passport (citizen), your child gets child benefit. 2. Not every one is entitled to child tax credits, this is based on household income and your marital status and your situation. Single parents get child tax credit. Married couples are not entitled to child tax credit, your household income will determine that.
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@@MrRuufman He is right, the only time UK is better than Canada is ease of entry. Once you enter Canada is alot better. And here are the reasons. 1. In Canada once you come in, irrespective of how you came in, you are 99.999% sure that your stay in the country will be permanent some day. You cant give that assurance in the UK. 2. The Average time from temporarily residency to permanent residency in Canada is 3 years. In the UK it is 10 years for most people. And you become a citizen in Canada 2-3 years after the PR depending on how you came in. 3. The healthcare in Canada is free, you dont pay any subcharge. 4. University Education in Canada is cheaper compared to the UK. 5. In Canada you bring your dependents in when you are on the post graduate work permit, you cant do that in the UK. It is either you bring them in when you are on your study permit or get a job with sponsorship after your studies.
@@ayoolamakinde3862 even area that you didn't mention but let's just go with this. You've said it all. You can live comfortably with minimum wage in Canada than the Uk
@@ayoolamakinde3862 I heard white collar jobs are hard to come by in Canada. I can't count the number of unsolicited messages i receive from recruiters here in the U.K on Linkedin.
@@adeolaogunleye7965 thats not true. Recruiters bombards qualified candidates in Canada too, most professionals I know, especially those that work remotely have multiple jobs they do. Even though each of this jobs pay 6 figures. Once you get into Canada or the UK, the first task you should do is to find out the skills that are in high demand and try to align yourself accordingly. Jobs and Money would rush you!!!
Make good use of where you are be it UK or Canada.
True that ♥️👍
@Adeola Ogunleye please how can I contact you. Thanks
Thank you
I'll be pleased if we could talk out of her, need some advice
This was really fun, Thanks for having me Tochi.
Thank you so much dear
I think for those working full time or part time the UK has good Annual leave with pay as compare to Canada .In addition, the UK accommodate those with certain health condition you don’t have to pay for your Medication. It doesn’t matter if you are a citizen or not, however this doesn’t happen in Canada as far I can remember.
Well, Chi Chi, some of the benefits of being a citizen in any country, in this case, the USA and Canada include:
1) as a citizen you can vote and you can also get employment both with the Federal Government, and the provincial government where you live in. Also, if you travel from Toronto to Manitoba, or anywhere, you are employable by any Federal establishment.
2) as a Permanent Resident, you cannot be employed by a Federal Agency or the Federal Government, and you do not have a voting power or right. You can get a job with companies, but not with any government, even in Manitoba, where chi chi lives. The Provincial Government would not employ a PR.
3) These rules also apply to non-citizens in the USA.
4) You have to be a citizen of a country to be employed by the Federal Government of that country.
This information is not completely correct. In Canada, as a PR, you can be employed by the Federal or Provincial Govt but there may be some roles that are strictly for citizens but not all roles
Respectively for me it doesn’t matter where you locate to so long as you are comfortable with your live then that’s your abroad. Mind you we relocate only for our comfort nobody would have migrated if they find comfort in their country .getting what you aimed for is the key. Go wherever you find your comfort and make there a better for yourself. Peace ✌🏻
I am glad a lot of people are vouching for UK 🇬🇧
And here in Scotland from nursery (3yrs) to university is free education. If you have your Permanent resident permit. And if you’re an immigrant school is free for children from nursery to high school.
Every child in the UK get child benefit automatic. Visa or no visa
Hi sisters, happy you both know each other, I have always said that you both look seriously alike. Hope you are not related.
The differences between the UK and Canada are not much, including their VERY COLD WINTER weather.
Very interesting topic, the difference is not much after all.
People generally do not move to Canada for a better job or more money. It’s all about the lifestyle change. I know Aussie citizens and the working conditions are generally better in Australia than in Canada. The pay is a third higher and the healthcare system is better in Australia. They went to Canada because they wanted the lifestyle and environment that Canada has to offer, things they could not find in Australia or the UK they have citizenship. The cost of living in Australia is expensive - more expensive that some places in Ontario.
Don’t think for a minute that it’s all about finances because it isn’t at all! If it is all about money, you are better off in the UK.
Comparing the UK to Canada when it comes to shopping for groceries, nearly every service-related thing costs more in Canada for poorer quality. Canada could seem perennially 10-15 years behind the curve when compared to the UK in that regard.
I think it depends on where you live in each country. UK has become more expensive since Brexit.
For someone in a developing country moving to Canada could be more advantageous as you can move as a PR and will need just 3 years to apply for citizenship. You also do not to pay high fees to maintain your residence permit as you would in the UK.
In the end, it depends on what you want, why you are moving and what makes you happy.
I'm loving this comparison series Tochi. It's really been a great help in understanding how various economies work and what to expect from them. Well done lovely Tochi💞
People should stop saying health care is free in Canada. You get that free so called healthcare in form of high taxation of your
income in Canada. There is no free lunch any where in the world.
Enlightening... It just appears Canada edges it all round.
Thanks Tochi
Should I move to Australia 🇦🇺 or move to Canada 🇨🇦 pls @tochi
There’s a lot of care jobs in Uk that pay put to £14 per hour in nhs and also you get free healthcare, free education, business opportunities, tax is fair
Very educating, thanks and God bless 🙏☺️
Very informative, I didn’t want it to end 😩
Go where works for you...if u are introverted, I recommend Canada tho...I left after 2yrs. Should be in London soon. But might retire in Canada..i left cos I just don't wanna live a boring life in my youth...na fine Canada fine pass uk..nothing else..if you are highly skilled, like tech, apply for global talent visa in the UK and gt your ILR in no time.
Give or take, Canada is favourable for poor/lazy people and people from third world country..in Uk, you start to pay bills the day u land😂😂 and everything is low..only highly skilled jobs pay higher salaries in Uk...for the average man, you save more in Canada too.
That's my take.
Please how can I relocate to Canada after my masters in the UK, share with me please
Please
What are considered skilled job in uk like welder, plumber etc?
I thought im alone on this i noticed that too only lazy people favored here...
You didn’t mention that health care is free if you have your indefinite leave to remain in the UK and if you are also a UK citizen. There is nothing like health surcharge, unless you are an immigrants. And in Scotland you don’t pay for prescription, even as an adult.
Thank you
With the maternity in UK u get full months pay and 50% pay for next 3months and 0 payment from month 10 11 and 12
@@abiolaadeyemi7311 does this work for someone who is a new staff in contract?
Atleast both are way better than Poland where you can’t even bring in your child or spouse without using a different route which is so tasking. For the health care, is kind of cheap here if you are a student but you have to pay for medications.
I'm also in Poland and it's hasn't been easy looking getting a good job here. I plan on relocating to the UK but I'm in need of care homes where I can do voluntarily work?
Is that possible here?
Thanks
@@emekaoluchibianca8344 stressful here lol 😂 what course are you studying? Try finish up before relocating 😉
You are entitled to child benefit when you are have Resident permit and high standard of working permit. something
you may be asked to be working for three years.before taking qualified for child benefit.
I'm glad you brought up this video, this has been a dilemma for so many people
I have seen band 5 nurses earning £4000 per week here in the UK.
The NI deductions contribute towards the NHS, so saying free is misrepresentation. Only the young, pensioners and the working age unemployed do not contribute towards health care costs.
Enlightening. Thank you. Canada is my dream place
I'm only one that is noticing that Tochi and Chi-Chi look alike
A lot , the are like sister's
Yeah they do
Yes oh
I tell people tax in uk is fair compared to canada. Canada will tax your salary and still tax everything you buy at the store
Same in Poland. Not new 😀
In uk everything u buy is 20% taxed
The similarities are there but the differences are much. The tax is quite much but its all good atleast you are getting the service you paid for.
Great job Tochi, this topic is very enlighning.if you are coming in as an assistant health care worker, are you also entitled to free health with your dependants in the UK.
Minimum wage is $7.25/hour. If you earn tips, it is $2.83/hr. This is my State in USA.
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Nice comparison 👏...
Nice one...!!!
Great video. But Tochi how come you have never mentioned the area or province you leave in even when others you interview on this subject do. You often consciously hold it back. Just wondering that's all. Nice contents from you please keep it up. Thanks
Hello I guess you started following me recently because I've mentioned where I live in the UK many times. Check my older videos
Tochi, mention it now we are coming to eat food when we get UK
She has mentioned it. 🤣
I guess you mean where in the Uk does she saty right? She stays in Chesire, which is located in North west of England in Uk.
Uk are users.... settlement is not easy.
U don't have the right ducument
Even when you do have the right docs😂.They are cunny from all ramifications
There are many cleaners earning more than £6000 monthly here in london with the NHS. Some only pay £500 monthly( including council tax) for a studio flat in London.
Which part of London? That's cheap
@@mytestimony1640 council studio flat
@@mytestimony1640 personally working as a phd quant and on over £800 per day. Used to work as a cleaner for the NHS.
A cleaner earning 6000? How?
@@abahesther3994 Double shift for about 6 days in a week with a day off. The person also claims his bank( overtime shift-- the person is also entitled to two annual leaves. One set of annual leave for being an NHS bank staff and another set of annual leave for being a permanent staff. U have the option of claiming the bank annual leave ad cash and also selling the permant annual leave. I all da person has more than 60 days of annual leave which can be converted to cash. Any bank holiday is also paid as double and the person gets an extra holiday added.
Pls do make similar video for Australia. Thanks
I can't wait for the video too
Australia is the best paying country in the world.. Please verify.
Uk is more difficult to live compare to Canada
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Wow, you've made it in life 🤣🤣🤣
Dayo Eniola, leave me ooooooo🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice insights, I think both have alot of similarities. The only time UK is better than Canada is ease of entry. Once you enter Canada is alot better. And here are the reasons.
1. In Canada once you come in, irrespective of how you came in, you are 99.999% sure that your stay in the country will be permanent some day. You cant give that assurance in the UK.
2. The Average time from temporarily residency to permanent residency in Canada is 3 years. In the UK it is 10 years for most people. And you become a citizen in Canada 2-3 years after the PR depending on how you came in.
3. University Education in Canada is slightly cheaper compared to the UK.
4. In Canada you can bring your dependents in when you are on the post graduate work permit, you cant do that in the UK. It is either you bring them in when you are on your study permit or get a job with sponsorship after your studies.
5. If you lose your status for any reason in Canada, there are several options you can explore to stay back in the country legally and restore your status or even get permanent residency. Most of the people I know that experience lost of status in the UK either because their school cancel their admission, lost their sponsorship or for any reason atall had to leave the country and then try to re-enter if possible.
It is easier to bring relatives to the UK compared to Canada.
Thank you so much for this
@@TochiEsther Canada fit deny dead body visa. They have a very biased immigration system towards third world countries.
@@adeolaogunleye7965 easy to bring in relatives in UK? How???
@@adeolaogunleye7965 I don’t know much about Canada . Ayoola was correct! It’s not easy to bring your family into UK. If anything happens to your sponsorship or you loose license in UK. You are on your own.People that lives or study in UK before post study can relate better. Peace
Hi CHICHI..
How can I get yr contact ? I'm based in the UK nd want to come over to Canada
Tochi health surcharge is only paid by immigrants that are not health workers. Other persons like citizens and permanent residence doesn’t pay a dime for healthcare in UK except buying your drugs.
University in uk is not free
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We all know Canada is better than uk no long cap,but has per someone that is just leaving nigeria you can start with uk then move to Canada
But isn’t Canada way more expensive than the uk?
Wow, You never can tell till you live in both places okay
I disagree big time
@@clickbiat more expensive, less job opportunities, worse infrastructure, worse architecture, further distance from popular places to travel to, less time off, a bit less safe, much colder climate
Olutayo Glory. That is what you were made to believe. But its not true. House rent in US and Canada is very expensive compared to UK
Sad that racism is a must question in all these relocation videos to the 1st world countries SMH
Correction, every child in UK gets child benefit as long as your stay does not say 'no recourse to public fund', if you have ILR or British passport (citizen), your child gets child benefit.
2. Not every one is entitled to child tax credits, this is based on household income and your marital status and your situation. Single parents get child tax credit. Married couples are not entitled to child tax credit, your household income will determine that.
Canada or UK,😂 better choose US
They get child pay because they are poor.
Hello Wonderful Lady how are you? I really love your channel and tenacity. I wanted to know how I could contact you. I know last time you said a scammer was using your identity that is why I want to know the best way to contact you. Thank you so much
Kindly check my description for details dear
We all know Canada is better than uk no long cap,but has per someone that is just leaving nigeria you can start with uk then move to Canada
Go and do more research. Tax and House rent takes the money they make
@@MrRuufman He is right, the only time UK is better than Canada is ease of entry. Once you enter Canada is alot better. And here are the reasons.
1. In Canada once you come in, irrespective of how you came in, you are 99.999% sure that your stay in the country will be permanent some day. You cant give that assurance in the UK.
2. The Average time from temporarily residency to permanent residency in Canada is 3 years. In the UK it is 10 years for most people. And you become a citizen in Canada 2-3 years after the PR depending on how you came in.
3. The healthcare in Canada is free, you dont pay any subcharge.
4. University Education in Canada is cheaper compared to the UK.
5. In Canada you bring your dependents in when you are on the post graduate work permit, you cant do that in the UK. It is either you bring them in when you are on your study permit or get a job with sponsorship after your studies.
@@ayoolamakinde3862 even area that you didn't mention but let's just go with this. You've said it all. You can live comfortably with minimum wage in Canada than the Uk
@@ayoolamakinde3862 I heard white collar jobs are hard to come by in Canada. I can't count the number of unsolicited messages i receive from recruiters here in the U.K on Linkedin.
@@adeolaogunleye7965 thats not true. Recruiters bombards qualified candidates in Canada too, most professionals I know, especially those that work remotely have multiple jobs they do. Even though each of this jobs pay 6 figures. Once you get into Canada or the UK, the first task you should do is to find out the skills that are in high demand and try to align yourself accordingly. Jobs and Money would rush you!!!