People need to define ‘better life’. I’ve seen some Filipino families who don’t have a better life in Canada compared to what they had in the Philippines.
I've seen other videos related to Canada and you're right. We all know that all countries have their own pros and cons plus the economic recession. So far but a lot of immigrants and Canadian born citizens started fleeing outside Canada. I have watched people using Canada as their gateway to enter the USA. Before, Canada was my dream county but now? I'm reevaluating my decision as this will greatly affect my future.
we all know what better life means. there are pros and cons but we all know that there’s a lot of opportunities you can take advantage in canada than in philippines. i remember nasusunog yung bahay na inuupahan namin tapos tumawag kami ng bumbero. walang dumating na bumbero pota naubusan daw ng gas yung firetruck. haha that will never happen in canada. minimum wage sa canada 15cad/hour minimum wage sa pinas 537pesos per day. sa pinas may 15% tax at may tinatawag pa na VAT extra tax na binabayaran ng mga pilipino pero wala naman free health care. sa canada 13% pero free health care. yung mga mayayaman nga sa pinas pupunta pa ng US or Canada para magpagamot pag may malubhang sakit dahil alam nila mas advanced ang technology compared sa pinas. napaka obvious mas better ang life sa canada compared sa pinas in so many levels. meron lang din talagang mga pilipino na puro complain.
Mindset Ng Mga worker find a better jobs..mindset Ng Mga business we find ways...😂😂😂😂 Desame stress and the difference is workers is defend of its working hours while business defend of strategy...in long term workers defend it's hours while business harvest strategy they plant and it's called investment.. Worker is consumer while business is manufacturer. If you want to get rich make yourself a manufacturer not consumer. It is clear, become a businessman or businesswoman not a worker.... Make yourself a thinker not a worker... Good luck..
These are coming from immigrants na bata pa lang nakapunta na sa canada with the support ng mga magulang. So expected na wala nmn silang naging struggle sa pagstart dyan. Better to interview people na nagstart talaga from scratch.
I lived in Dubai for 7 years. 2021 i moved to canada with my partner and i must say sobrang hirap dito. Yes, madaling kumita ng pera sa Canada pero kayod ka talaga to the point na wala knang ibang iniisip kundi mgtrabaho. So we decided na bumalik sa UAE next year. Hindi man kalakihan ang sahod pero masaya at hindi depressing.
Yan din po sabi sa akin ng frend ko, nndto po siya sa dubai before but nanjan na sa canada, nagsisisi kasi ok nman daw work niya dto. Hirap daw siya jan 😢
@@oliaragon558 same! Sobrang ganda ng dubai compare dito. Iba din yung mga pilipino dito. Hindi masyadong approachable. Ayaw pa nilang tinatwag na “Kabayan”🤣🤣
@@kenkoons.8344 plan k din po sana pumunta kan kaso na scam naman, sayang ung 6k aed, pero cguro everything happens for a reason,.nag georgia kmi ng partner ko to try the snow pero grbe d kya at prang d rin ako ttgal. Anu n kng kaya jan sa canada na mas matindi ang lamig
Lahat ng friends and family ko na nasa canada yan ang sinasabi sa amin na nandito ngayon sa UAE. Kung pera daw ang hanap nasa UAE un. Mag ipon nalang then balik sa bayang sinilangan kapag magreretire na. Napakahirap ng buhay daw dyan dahil para kang nabuhay para lang magtrabaho😔 ito naman ay base sa sinasabi ng mga kaibigan at family namin na nandyan sa canada.
Canada walang life balance... ang boring ng paligid... kahit weekends mga tao puro hinaning s work ang tema ng usap, wala man lng "uy punta tayo sa ganito, tingnan ntin ano meron..." kc need pag-ipunan muna ang bawat paggala... di tulad s Pinas, khit estudyante afford ang paggala... kahit na ba walang traffic at magaganda mga bus, sa totoo lng natatakot ako mag commute kc wala akong car at di marunong magdrive dhil ano ba yun, iba iba ruta bawat bus? sa Pinas kung alam mo nasaan ang main highway, ok ka na sa pagcommute dhil mga jeep and buses doon tlga ang daan to every downtown, unlike dito s lugar nmin s Canada, di ko alam kung saan sasakay kc bawat bus stop, ibang ruta ang pupuntahan... no choice but to stay at home...
ang ganda ng content idol, tbh we just moved from Calgary to Toronto roughly a year ago pero grabe adjustment, Differences ng standard of living pti work opportunities daming pros and cons. Minsan you just have to weigh in the pros and cons and decide kung san pupunta. Opinions na ganito is very helpful lalo na people from different provinces din, not just new or aspiring immigrants.
My plan is to retire here in CANADA and will just visit the Philippines. Masarap po magbakasyon sa pinas dahil sa food, sa pamilya and friends, dagat and culture. Main reason ko po is yung pagtanda po maglalabasan na ang mga sakit, sa pinas ubos agad ang ipon kapag nahospital. Anyway ma pa Pilipinas o Canada o saang bansa man basta masaya kayo, go for it! Live life with a purpose! God bless!🙂
When I was a kid our family migrated to Canada, specifically Richmond in British Columbia a suburb of Vancouver (that was 1994-1998). Ok pa dati, wala pa masyadong tao and di mahaba ang intay to get a checkup (unlike now). Madami lang mga taga Hong Kong noong 90s kasi natatakot sila sa takeover of China nung 1997 kung ano mangyayari. Mura pa lahat, isang house and lot nasa $300K lang. So if nakabili ka dati at hawak mo pa din ngayon, swerte ka. Now wala andami ng tao so lahat ang taas na ng presyo kasi tangap lang ng tangap ng immigrants ang gobyerno ng Canada. Now sa Pilipinas na ako nakatira pero dual citizen pa din ako still retaining my Canadian citizenship.
Nothing beats Canada when it comes to convincing people around the world to work & live in their country. It's all about tax, tax and tax. The more people they welcome, the more tax they get!
@@timphiey nationalize ang healthcare niyo jan. try living here in US to see how one ambulance ride for emergency could cost you from $2-10k just the ride ah not the hospital bills. if gusto mo ng premium healthcare, babayaran mong insurance ay parang kalahati na ng apartment rent monthly. mababa ba ang tax? hindi naman. yong ibang European countries mas maganda kc kahit up to 50% ang tax pero walang wala kang proproblimahin sa tuition ng quality education kc premium quality lahat from education to healthcare provided na ng government. mas gusto ko naman ang ganyan. iisipin ko na lang na 50% ng salary ko net for me at wala ng akong proproblemahing ibang bagay.
Same din dito sa pinas, magsipag ka lang mabubuhay ka rin, advantage lang cguro dyan ay maraming trabaho kc kokonti population, dito sa atin andaming tao para sa maliit na bansa, magandang punta mga para mabawasan tao dito, retire na lang kayo dito para mas ma aba cost of living😊
Ang advantage sa Canada ay mataas yung sweldo at saka mas maayos ang sistema. Mataas na nga din ang cost of living sa Pilipinas, pang 1st world country na nga yung cost of living sa Metro Manila tapos yung sweldo napakababa pa para sa third world country eh kaya mas maganda pa sa Canada na lang siya at wag na bumalik sa Pilipinas.
@@shamrock214 oo, mataas sweldo, mataas din ang tax , plus cost of living there is also high. And you have to pay for everything, work for everything there, including household chores . Need ng Canada more people to migrate, to pay taxes..
@@efrennaranjo1395 kung nabasa mo yung unang reply ko, mataas na nga yung tax at cost of living sa Pilipinas, napakababa pa ng sweldo kaya hindi balanced. Bakit ganun? At lis sa Canada, mataas ang sweldo at mababa ang corruption.
Sabi nga tamad mo gutom mo,sipag mo busog mo,kaya kahit saan ka kailangan ang sipag anf of course be flexible kasi ikaw din mahihirapan pag negative ka .
Maganda dito sa Canada. Pareho tayong nandito sa Toronto. Kaya lang ay humiwalay na ako sa mga kapatid ko. Tumira na ako sa Brampton dahil Medyo mura dito at tahimik Kaya lang ay Medyo maingay lang nang kaunti dahil malapit kami sa Airport. Pero mura ang property tax dito sa amin.
I will say this again and again, life will be the same in any part of the world. Big cities are really expensive even in the Philippines. I’m sure you heard about, Makati, BCG … Houses in Dasma in Makati, Corinthian Garden and Bel air …. Etc. Also, it is difficult to rise up if we will stay as employees. It will be comfortable but not wealthy!
Canada life is not for everyone. Unfortunately, I met few Filipinos who decided to go back to the Philippines after they did not meet their expectations and few went back because of how their lives were difficult here. Few Filipinos went back because of their work, because they were high level professionals in the Philippines but ended up "demoted" in regards to their professions. And also, few were depressed due to the weather. But hey, whatever makes you happy, go for it.
I also met few Filipinos who became Canadian citizens but decided to go back to the Philippines because they are not happy here. And would like to pledge to become Filipino citizens again.
since 1991 nasa canada na yung mga pinsan at tita ko. until now nandun pa dn cla. and matagal ng canadian citizen, never silang nalungkot or nahirapan.
Simple lang sagot dyan. Kung mayaman ako sa Pinas hindi na ako pupunta ng Canada. Buhay dito puro trabaho at stress. Yung lang mga taga eskwater na pag nakarating dito at nagkapera akala mo kung sino na, pati Pilipinas hinhamak. Palibhasa dito lang nakatikim ng keso.
Personal life can be worse than the PH - But infrastructure (transportation system, communications system, power system, water system, road system, health system, school system, welfare system, political system, etc.) is way much better - At any rate, still our choice and our circumstances not alike -
Tagal na tong video na to about a month ago. Pero nung una kong nakita si Dan, "hindi pa sya nag papakilala" alam ko agad na kalugaran ko sya. Sobrang familiar kasi then when he started to talk. I recognized the accent of tuguegarao hehe. Yun lng. Na amaze lang ako kasi first instinct ko kay Dan is parang kilala ko kako. Ang totoo nga tuguegarao boy uahaha
Better life kasi komplikado ang dating maybe may mga nakuha sila sa Canada na hindi kayang ibigay ng Pinas basta hard work and enjoy at the same time madali makuha dyan sa ibang bansa sabi sa akin ng kaibigan ng kapatid ko na nasa Sacramento, “forget competition ang kailangan lang ay intindihin ang pinasok na trabaho at malinis ang pakikitungo from local to foreign citizen, magiging maayos ang buhay mo” and that’s true maaaring naging mahirap dyan dahil sa mataas ang cost of living pero kahit paano rewarded ka hindi tulad dito sa Pilipinas, talagang may unequal treatment lalo na kung may pera ka
Canadian life 1. Eat / Sleep / Work 2. You pay 13% tax every time you buy 3. 25 to 35% taking out from your paycheck every two weeks 4. 2 to 8 hours waiting for a doctor see you 5. Rent is too expensive between $1500 to $3000 dollars a month and house 500k to 1m dollars 6. Minimum hour pay $16.50 7. Good luck 👍
maganda yan another perspective from petition kids. kudos kay ate PSW, go for it and upgrade straight to RPN/RN. 👊🏻 more content like this, mga immigrants AND IS na OFWs sa middle east, gling sa mayamang bansa (us, uk, aus, EU), galing sa asia.
Just to correct provinces are bigger than cities if we are talking about Canada. Alberta is a province same as BC, Nova Scotia etc, Edmonton and Calgary are just cities.
I came here as fiberglass Laminator and salary is good even the tax is very high, nasa sainyo po iyan nag research ako if paano makapunta dito student is the fastest way but very risky kasi yung expenses is very high lalo na sa rent but I'm lucky to work here without spending money and 1 year I already bought farm and machineries ang plan ko dito is to earn money buy lots farm houses and my retirement is in the Philippines pag pumunta kayo dito dapat may skills kayo at hindi kayo maarte, kung papipiliin kayo kung gusto niyo mag hirap sa pilipinas hard labor pero di pa din sapat pero dito 1 day mo katumbas ng 1 month salary sa pinas
iba siguro talaga sa pag sarili mong bansa parin mamatay .. pero sempre maiksi lang buhay kung kaya mo naman at malakas loob mo itry mamuhay sa ibat ibay lugar bakit hindi diba ? pero panigurado karamihan sa OFW na nag settle sa ibang .. sa pinas pa din pinili malagutan ng hininga.
Random question po, pwede po kaya mag dala ng tawas papunta canada, may nakapg try na po ba? Yung parang bato kasi balak ko dalhin.. yung nabibili sa palengke po, TIA
In my 3 months here in canada so far ok nmn ang evaluation ko.,Maybe kumpleto pmilya ko dto and nabibili lahat ng gusto,maaus, disciplinado mga tao at makikita mo tlga kung san napupunta mga tax na kinakaltas., But i choose to stay in Philippines para magretire.
Im not planning to go to CANADA but everyone in there is all about work? so where is the Fun in that? hence the saying we were not born to pay the bills then die
I would still work in Canada if given a chance, but eventually retire in the Philippines. In the West, puro trabaho, sa Pinas, puro naman tambay dahil konti job opportunities na may desenteng sahod.
aanhin ang luho at over na pera .kung patay patay katawan sa trabsho para lng maranasan yun ng susuot ng winter clothes. walang libre lahat my bayad. ddming isang kshig isang tuka.
Hi kush, were almost the same content giving information sa mga kababayan natin na nasa Pinas about sa life in canada kasi until now iba parin ang pananaw nila about sa life natin dito sa Canada. Ito ung hot topic ngayon about life in Ca
Thank you sa info. Mahirap talaga pag wala din support sa iba kung wala din ang sarili family. Kaya ako pinagiisipan ko talaga kasi ako lang din lahat. Wala din ako maasahan na iba. Work ko dito Malaysia ay okay lang d kalakihan shod pero masaya pa din, nakakagala kung saan saan. Easy life pero may konti stress din minsan 😂😂😂 hindi maiiwasan yun. Pero kung gusto ko maging stable dito kaso hindi eh hindi kagaya sa Canada pwede mag migrate. Kaya siguro open na magmigrate kc nga kulang din sa tao ang Canada or workers, need pa din nila madevelop ibang lugar. Sana kung may opportunity ako pa Canada sana ibigay na ni Lord at sana madali lang 😂😂😂🙏🙏❤❤
New subscriber to your channel. Thank for this content hoping for more content like this.. taga asa tood ka sa pinas bisaya pud ka? By the way ofw ko diri sa korea for almost 6yrs now plano namin ng asawa ko mag canada ano po ma suggest nyo pathway? Thank you..
Anywhere naman you have to work hard or harder, mapa Canada pa yan or Pinas pa yan. And to become Student and work at the same time, thats kind of hard for me. Its not for me. And you will gamble your hard earned money after all.
I'm Toronto born Filipino and I'm feeling to do the opposite and move to the Phils. Raising a family is hard here when the government takes everything from you and leaves you with scraps.
@@szhinkoszhinko5006 most likely he won't a be labor worker. You can't be in Canada if you are not financially stable. it's still better to retire in the Philippines. The value of what you'll be getting in your retirement will have more value spending it in the Philippines. Yes Philippines doesn't have the capacity to provide free health care but there are cons as well. College ain't free in Canada, Weather is much better in the Philippines, Commodities and necessities are much cheaper, properties are much much more affordable.
@@szhinkoszhinko5006 So how did you get in Canada? Are you talking about those who got in by tourist visa and student? Or Working permit or migration? Well, if you are homeless in Canada that just mean you are not suppose to be in Canada?
@@Lovechie4life a lot of filipinos borrow money so they can supplement the requirements to go to canada. they are not financially stable. most filipinos move to canada to search for a better life. anywhere you go there are pros and cons. i don’t know where you get the information that you have to be financially stable to be able to live in canada. even some canadians that are living in canada are not financially stable. some of them are homeless too.
In life, there's always a trade-off. Kung ordination mangagawa ka Pilipinas , better off sa Canada or USA. Handa ka mag adjust at trabaho. Mahiràp yumaman pero Mas maganda ang katayuan sa buhay.
Buti pa dito sa UAE tax free and health insurance. Bahay under nang govt,Grocery,gas,electric at tubig ang gastos namin downside lang is resident ka lang wala lang citizenship kayo ipon lang talaga
kung di nmn po gaano malaki ang pagkakaiba ng priviledge ng resident, non-resident at citizen ay ok na po yun... di tulad dito s Canada, panay paalala ng ate ko na bawal magkasakit kc mahal magpadoctor, at matagal magpa appointment... wow... samantalang s Pinas 1 hour k lng di napuntahan ng doctor, nasa Tulfo ka na nxt week...
Hindi ko parin ipalit ang pinas. Kung mayron kang stable job or business dito sa pinas no need to go abroad. Ang abroad maganda lang yan pakinggan kung dito kapa sa pinas. Pro pag nandoon kana. Hanapin mo ang buhay mo sa pinas.
I don't feel homesick, every time I left the Philippines, I don't know why I'm not like the rest of my country men. It may be attributed to me being mixed blooded, yet I've never been to the US or Germany my other supposed homes. I don't know, I'm not one to miss the Philippines despite being here all my life, I don't know this feels negative. So this makes me want to migrate and and build a life in Europe or North America.
There's no place like home. Me? I was working 6 years straight there in Singapore as D.H and enrolled as Nursing Aid and did my OJT at Singapore Army. I did it as my preparation to cross- country and Canada was my chosen country. One of my classmates in nursing Aid course was fortunate to find a job as Caregiver sa Canada. Super kayod daw talaga sila Kasama mga fellow Filipino pambayad sa apartment and Padala sa Pinas. 30 % daw ang tax. Every hour counts for them. I came home 15 years ago and I realized pwede palang mamuhay ng simply. We just need to lower our expectations in life. We just need to be smart in handling our little earnings and study how money works and let money be the one working for you. Business - minded is the skills we need.
Sir good day po pano po bng praan ggwin para mka pag apply sa SKILL TRADE po n nbngit nyo po sa inyong vlog actualy po ay ksalukuyan po aq nandito sa pilipinas as a skilled worker WELDER FABRICATOR slmt po at mbuhay kau
That's exactly what I was saying. You talk and bitch a lot but return to Canada coz you can't rely on Philippines and Filipinos How humble of you. I DECLARE YOU THE KNIGHT OF CANADA 2023!!!
The best age to live in Canada or USA is around 25 years old single and No kids. Mahirap kapag meron ng Pamilya kapag pumunta sa USA or Canada. Compared from being Single. It is not easy to be settled or start a family life again in other country. My own humble opinion living in USA for 30 years. Take Care
New subscriber here. Salamat sa info sir. Next vlog sna sir pakita nyo yung kahit hindi yung actual payslip nyo kahit at least sana yung sample computation ng mga idededuct sa sahod nyo plus yung mga expenses jan for your daily living para magkaroon ng idea sa cost of living sa canada salamat po
Hi po sir isa pokong kusinero dito po sa uae po at nag hahangad po na makapag work po dyan sana po mahanapan nyopo ako ng work po dyan nag babakasakali lang po salamat po sir and godbless
Id been 2 years here in Canada, opinion ko lang naman po na hwag niyo na pong planuhin magpunta. Masyadong sensational at hacking po approach ibang vloggers or content creator sa Canada na parang ang ganda ganda ng mga pinapakita nilang sitwasyon at kalalagayan living here in Canada. Actually IT’s A DAMN BULLSHEET po ang buhay dito in general. Infact gustong gusto ko na pong umuwi, hinihintay ko lang matapos yung property na bibili ko sa Manila para makapagsettle soon at masasabing may naipundar padin. “Life will never become easy here in Canada.” Nasa huli ang pagsisis. At the end of the day CHOICE NIYO PARIN YAN.
magaling magmarket ang canada para dumami worker nla .to collect higher tax . ssya saya .pilipino wants higher bills and tax to pay. khit .over work and lot of stress to show the others they are diffrnt.
There's no difference at all....because your success depends on your ability and diligence. Whether you are in a highly developed country or agricultural country. The principle of hard work and your perseverance are all the same. You know what I hate...?? Filipinos who live abroad saying they are Filipinos....yet they abandoned their nationality. That is an oxymoron.
@@CyclingMartialartswithMusic.... Ugali ng pinoy yan....pag hindi natulungan ng host country sa Pinas hihingi ng tulong.....e hindi kna pinoy ah.... Canadian ka na...tapos magreklamo ka. Kaya wag nilang sabihin na heaven ang Canada. Bago nila narating yan...ilang libo or milyon piso ang nagastos nila? Ni hindi nga sila mkpag bakasyon every year.....kc pinapatay nila sarili nila sa trabaho.... 2-3 jobs?? Duuh. Hindi naman din sila yumaman. Ang sinasabi kasing mayayaman.....ay yung mga may-ari ng SM or Robinsons or Bench....tipong Henry Sy ang datingan or Manny Pangilinan na owner ng TV5....ganeerrm.. Kaya wag silang umarte at magpaandar na hindi sila Pinoy or mayaman sila lalo kung santambak ang mga utang nila. Tuwang tuwa sila sa credit card....my God....utang yan ahh. Ang bahay sa Canada ilang taon babayaran? Hahaha. Pinoys need to bang their head and wake up to reality.
@@CyclingMartialartswithMusicyan yung mga pinoy na akala mo kanila na yung canada. yan ang madalas na hinahatak ka pababa. discourage ang ibibigay sau. sasabihin nila "wag ka dito manirahan sa canada, mahirap dito, mas ok pa pinas" 😂😂😂 sabay tanong sa kanya. "eh bakit ka nandito pa din sa canada kung mahirap mamuhay dito?" 🤣🤣🤣 halatang pinagdadamot yung canada haha
People need to define ‘better life’. I’ve seen some Filipino families who don’t have a better life in Canada compared to what they had in the Philippines.
I've seen other videos related to Canada and you're right. We all know that all countries have their own pros and cons plus the economic recession. So far but a lot of immigrants and Canadian born citizens started fleeing outside Canada. I have watched people using Canada as their gateway to enter the USA. Before, Canada was my dream county but now? I'm reevaluating my decision as this will greatly affect my future.
@@tmmylczrnyeah, spot on. Canada seems to be the jumping point to US thinking US is a better place.
we all know what better life means. there are pros and cons but we all know that there’s a lot of opportunities you can take advantage in canada than in philippines. i remember nasusunog yung bahay na inuupahan namin tapos tumawag kami ng bumbero. walang dumating na bumbero pota naubusan daw ng gas yung firetruck. haha that will never happen in canada. minimum wage sa canada 15cad/hour minimum wage sa pinas 537pesos per day. sa pinas may 15% tax at may tinatawag pa na VAT extra tax na binabayaran ng mga pilipino pero wala naman free health care. sa canada 13% pero free health care. yung mga mayayaman nga sa pinas pupunta pa ng US or Canada para magpagamot pag may malubhang sakit dahil alam nila mas advanced ang technology compared sa pinas. napaka obvious mas better ang life sa canada compared sa pinas in so many levels. meron lang din talagang mga pilipino na puro complain.
MGA PATAY GUTOM NA ISKWATER MGA KATULAD MO.
Mindset Ng Mga worker find a better jobs..mindset Ng Mga business we find ways...😂😂😂😂
Desame stress and the difference is workers is defend of its working hours while business defend of strategy...in long term workers defend it's hours while business harvest strategy they plant and it's called investment..
Worker is consumer while business is manufacturer.
If you want to get rich make yourself a manufacturer not consumer.
It is clear, become a businessman or businesswoman not a worker....
Make yourself a thinker not a worker...
Good luck..
kht san bansa may adjustment. may hirap may pagod may stress may pressure... keep rollin life goes on❤❤❤❤
Indeed 💯
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These are coming from immigrants na bata pa lang nakapunta na sa canada with the support ng mga magulang. So expected na wala nmn silang naging struggle sa pagstart dyan. Better to interview people na nagstart talaga from scratch.
I lived in Dubai for 7 years. 2021 i moved to canada with my partner and i must say sobrang hirap dito. Yes, madaling kumita ng pera sa Canada pero kayod ka talaga to the point na wala knang ibang iniisip kundi mgtrabaho. So we decided na bumalik sa UAE next year. Hindi man kalakihan ang sahod pero masaya at hindi depressing.
Yan din po sabi sa akin ng frend ko, nndto po siya sa dubai before but nanjan na sa canada, nagsisisi kasi ok nman daw work niya dto. Hirap daw siya jan 😢
@@oliaragon558 same! Sobrang ganda ng dubai compare dito. Iba din yung mga pilipino dito. Hindi masyadong approachable. Ayaw pa nilang tinatwag na “Kabayan”🤣🤣
@@kenkoons.8344 plan k din po sana pumunta kan kaso na scam naman, sayang ung 6k aed, pero cguro everything happens for a reason,.nag georgia kmi ng partner ko to try the snow pero grbe d kya at prang d rin ako ttgal. Anu n kng kaya jan sa canada na mas matindi ang lamig
Lahat ng friends and family ko na nasa canada yan ang sinasabi sa amin na nandito ngayon sa UAE. Kung pera daw ang hanap nasa UAE un. Mag ipon nalang then balik sa bayang sinilangan kapag magreretire na. Napakahirap ng buhay daw dyan dahil para kang nabuhay para lang magtrabaho😔 ito naman ay base sa sinasabi ng mga kaibigan at family namin na nandyan sa canada.
Canada walang life balance... ang boring ng paligid... kahit weekends mga tao puro hinaning s work ang tema ng usap, wala man lng "uy punta tayo sa ganito, tingnan ntin ano meron..." kc need pag-ipunan muna ang bawat paggala... di tulad s Pinas, khit estudyante afford ang paggala... kahit na ba walang traffic at magaganda mga bus, sa totoo lng natatakot ako mag commute kc wala akong car at di marunong magdrive dhil ano ba yun, iba iba ruta bawat bus? sa Pinas kung alam mo nasaan ang main highway, ok ka na sa pagcommute dhil mga jeep and buses doon tlga ang daan to every downtown, unlike dito s lugar nmin s Canada, di ko alam kung saan sasakay kc bawat bus stop, ibang ruta ang pupuntahan... no choice but to stay at home...
Better life is subjective 😊 Follow your dreams and learn how to overcome obstacles and not give up!
ang ganda ng content idol, tbh we just moved from Calgary to Toronto roughly a year ago pero grabe adjustment, Differences ng standard of living pti work opportunities daming pros and cons. Minsan you just have to weigh in the pros and cons and decide kung san pupunta. Opinions na ganito is very helpful lalo na people from different provinces din, not just new or aspiring immigrants.
Wow! Usually people from Toronto move to Calagary eh ahaha! Malaking adjustment po talaga. Pero kaya yan! Goodluck po 😁
hi! Do you have regrets po ba that you moved to Toronto from Calgary?
Kahit saan pumunta laging may adjustment talaga. Pero ung sipag at tiyaga is so worth it in the end!
Nice video! san pala kayo sa canada?
Yes naman! I agree 😁 sa Toronto po ako.
My plan is to retire here in CANADA and will just visit the Philippines. Masarap po magbakasyon sa pinas dahil sa food, sa pamilya and friends, dagat and culture. Main reason ko po is yung pagtanda po maglalabasan na ang mga sakit, sa pinas ubos agad ang ipon kapag nahospital. Anyway ma pa Pilipinas o Canada o saang bansa man basta masaya kayo, go for it! Live life with a purpose! God bless!🙂
@45 going back to P.I after 30 years abroad. A little bit of government pension; and so,
excited to go back and reconnect with families and friends.
Just look at their faces. Just absolutely defeated and exhausted.
When I was a kid our family migrated to Canada, specifically Richmond in British Columbia a suburb of Vancouver (that was 1994-1998). Ok pa dati, wala pa masyadong tao and di mahaba ang intay to get a checkup (unlike now). Madami lang mga taga Hong Kong noong 90s kasi natatakot sila sa takeover of China nung 1997 kung ano mangyayari. Mura pa lahat, isang house and lot nasa $300K lang. So if nakabili ka dati at hawak mo pa din ngayon, swerte ka. Now wala andami ng tao so lahat ang taas na ng presyo kasi tangap lang ng tangap ng immigrants ang gobyerno ng Canada. Now sa Pilipinas na ako nakatira pero dual citizen pa din ako still retaining my Canadian citizenship.
Eye opener, thank you sa content Ankush!
I like this video, raw and honest.
Maraming salamat po 😁
Hope you can interview those who started to arrive canada mid 40s
Nothing beats Canada when it comes to convincing people around the world to work & live in their country. It's all about tax, tax and tax. The more people they welcome, the more tax they get!
True, that's how their economy works if you remove students and pr applicants. Canada is doomed for good
Yup. With the low birth rate in Canada, immigrants are needed to fill the tax void and to take care of the mostly well off Baby Boomers in retirement.
Correct. Tax is a killer in Canada. It's a beautiful cemetery.
@@timphiey nationalize ang healthcare niyo jan. try living here in US to see how one ambulance ride for emergency could cost you from $2-10k just the ride ah not the hospital bills. if gusto mo ng premium healthcare, babayaran mong insurance ay parang kalahati na ng apartment rent monthly. mababa ba ang tax? hindi naman. yong ibang European countries mas maganda kc kahit up to 50% ang tax pero walang wala kang proproblimahin sa tuition ng quality education kc premium quality lahat from education to healthcare provided na ng government. mas gusto ko naman ang ganyan. iisipin ko na lang na 50% ng salary ko net for me at wala ng akong proproblemahing ibang bagay.
@@persona5305mismo
Same din dito sa pinas, magsipag ka lang mabubuhay ka rin, advantage lang cguro dyan ay maraming trabaho kc kokonti population, dito sa atin andaming tao para sa maliit na bansa, magandang punta mga para mabawasan tao dito, retire na lang kayo dito para mas ma aba cost of living😊
Ang advantage sa Canada ay mataas yung sweldo at saka mas maayos ang sistema. Mataas na nga din ang cost of living sa Pilipinas, pang 1st world country na nga yung cost of living sa Metro Manila tapos yung sweldo napakababa pa para sa third world country eh kaya mas maganda pa sa Canada na lang siya at wag na bumalik sa Pilipinas.
@@shamrock214 oo, mataas sweldo, mataas din ang tax , plus cost of living there is also high. And you have to pay for everything, work for everything there, including household chores . Need ng Canada more people to migrate, to pay taxes..
@@efrennaranjo1395 ganun din naman dito sa Pilipinas eh, mataas ang tax and cost of living and you have to pay for everything.
@@shamrock214 kung ganun din naman pala, then, why migrate there ? Dahil ba gusto ng snow? tapos, popost sa facebook,lol...
@@efrennaranjo1395 kung nabasa mo yung unang reply ko, mataas na nga yung tax at cost of living sa Pilipinas, napakababa pa ng sweldo kaya hindi balanced. Bakit ganun? At lis sa Canada, mataas ang sweldo at mababa ang corruption.
Sabi nga tamad mo gutom mo,sipag mo busog mo,kaya kahit saan ka kailangan ang sipag anf of course be flexible kasi ikaw din mahihirapan pag negative ka .
Tumpak 💯
Maganda dito sa Canada. Pareho tayong nandito sa Toronto. Kaya lang ay humiwalay na ako sa mga kapatid ko. Tumira na ako sa Brampton dahil Medyo mura dito at tahimik Kaya lang ay Medyo maingay lang nang kaunti dahil malapit kami sa Airport. Pero mura ang property tax dito sa amin.
Watching from Brampton, Ontario, Canada ❤😮❤😊❤
I love ❤️ Canada, but no place like home!
I will say this again and again, life will be the same in any part of the world. Big cities are really expensive even in the Philippines. I’m sure you heard about, Makati, BCG … Houses in Dasma in Makati, Corinthian Garden and Bel air …. Etc. Also, it is difficult to rise up if we will stay as employees. It will be comfortable but not wealthy!
ika nga nila, "choose your hard". I chose mine; I'm saving currently to move and work there.
Canada life is not for everyone. Unfortunately, I met few Filipinos who decided to go back to the Philippines after they did not meet their expectations and few went back because of how their lives were difficult here. Few Filipinos went back because of their work, because they were high level professionals in the Philippines but ended up "demoted" in regards to their professions. And also, few were depressed due to the weather. But hey, whatever makes you happy, go for it.
I also met few Filipinos who became Canadian citizens but decided to go back to the Philippines because they are not happy here. And would like to pledge to become Filipino citizens again.
since 1991 nasa canada na yung mga pinsan at tita ko. until now nandun pa dn cla. and matagal ng canadian citizen, never silang nalungkot or nahirapan.
@@Recubs0608 pwede naman pong mag-dual
@@onetwothreekidyung iba kasi, after money lang at hindi nag-research
Simple lang sagot dyan. Kung mayaman ako sa Pinas hindi na ako pupunta ng Canada. Buhay dito puro trabaho at stress. Yung lang mga taga eskwater na pag nakarating dito at nagkapera akala mo kung sino na, pati Pilipinas hinhamak. Palibhasa dito lang nakatikim ng keso.
Keep it up sa ganitong type of videos 👍
Maraming salamat po 😁
Personal life can be worse than the PH - But infrastructure (transportation system, communications system, power system, water system, road system, health system, school system, welfare system, political system, etc.) is way much better - At any rate, still our choice and our circumstances not alike -
Tagal na tong video na to about a month ago. Pero nung una kong nakita si Dan, "hindi pa sya nag papakilala" alam ko agad na kalugaran ko sya. Sobrang familiar kasi then when he started to talk. I recognized the accent of tuguegarao hehe.
Yun lng. Na amaze lang ako kasi first instinct ko kay Dan is parang kilala ko kako. Ang totoo nga tuguegarao boy uahaha
Better life kasi komplikado ang dating maybe may mga nakuha sila sa Canada na hindi kayang ibigay ng Pinas basta hard work and enjoy at the same time madali makuha dyan sa ibang bansa sabi sa akin ng kaibigan ng kapatid ko na nasa Sacramento, “forget competition ang kailangan lang ay intindihin ang pinasok na trabaho at malinis ang pakikitungo from local to foreign citizen, magiging maayos ang buhay mo” and that’s true maaaring naging mahirap dyan dahil sa mataas ang cost of living pero kahit paano rewarded ka hindi tulad dito sa Pilipinas, talagang may unequal treatment lalo na kung may pera ka
Canadian life
1. Eat / Sleep / Work
2. You pay 13% tax every time you buy
3. 25 to 35% taking out from your paycheck every two weeks
4. 2 to 8 hours waiting for a doctor see you
5. Rent is too expensive between $1500 to $3000 dollars a month and house 500k to 1m dollars
6. Minimum hour pay $16.50
7. Good luck 👍
Well how can you survive... Oh I forgot open credits you can loan...
maganda yan another perspective from petition kids.
kudos kay ate PSW, go for it and upgrade straight to RPN/RN. 👊🏻
more content like this, mga immigrants AND IS na OFWs sa middle east, gling sa mayamang bansa (us, uk, aus, EU), galing sa asia.
Just to correct lang, Edmonton and Regina are cities and not provinces, and they are not small.
Compared to toronto and Vancouver, rest of canada cities feels like small villages
Just to correct provinces are bigger than cities if we are talking about Canada. Alberta is a province same as BC, Nova Scotia etc, Edmonton and Calgary are just cities.
@@asadb1990 try to visit Montreal/Quebec... largest province in the country..
They are not cheap to rent or own either
Edmonton is much bigger than Toronto and Vancouver in terms of land area..
Dream ko talaga magCanada or NZ. Anyway I’m Ofw here in St. Petersburg Russia. Laban lang po tayong lahat for our dreams! 😊❤❤❤
Maayos ba ang buhay sa Russia
@@LloydCea hello po ma'am/sir Okay naman po kaso super taas po kasi ng rate ng dollar dito due to sanctions po. Kaya yung salary po bumaba din.
I did subscribe your channel. great content about immigrants. good info for other people planning to come to Canada.
I came here as fiberglass Laminator and salary is good even the tax is very high, nasa sainyo po iyan nag research ako if paano makapunta dito student is the fastest way but very risky kasi yung expenses is very high lalo na sa rent but I'm lucky to work here without spending money and 1 year I already bought farm and machineries ang plan ko dito is to earn money buy lots farm houses and my retirement is in the Philippines pag pumunta kayo dito dapat may skills kayo at hindi kayo maarte, kung papipiliin kayo kung gusto niyo mag hirap sa pilipinas hard labor pero di pa din sapat pero dito 1 day mo katumbas ng 1 month salary sa pinas
My advice dont picky with the job you can start on. Its a development talaga experience is the key for better paying jobs.
Sana matulungan mo ako na maka punta jan, kahit basurero or dishwasher poydi ako from Butuan Philippines
Kahit saang bansa naman dadanas ka talaga ng hirap,
iba siguro talaga sa pag sarili mong bansa parin mamatay .. pero sempre maiksi lang buhay kung kaya mo naman at malakas loob mo itry mamuhay sa ibat ibay lugar bakit hindi diba ? pero panigurado karamihan sa OFW na nag settle sa ibang .. sa pinas pa din pinili malagutan ng hininga.
any advise, how about living in an rv?
Random question po, pwede po kaya mag dala ng tawas papunta canada, may nakapg try na po ba? Yung parang bato kasi balak ko dalhin.. yung nabibili sa palengke po, TIA
malaki po ba ang magagastos sa pagiging International Student?
In my 3 months here in canada so far ok nmn ang evaluation ko.,Maybe kumpleto pmilya ko dto and nabibili lahat ng gusto,maaus, disciplinado mga tao at makikita mo tlga kung san napupunta mga tax na kinakaltas., But i choose to stay in Philippines para magretire.
Advisable din b bumili ng bahay or condo jan
Love this thanks
Maraming salamat po 😁
Im not planning to go to CANADA but everyone in there is all about work? so where is the Fun in that? hence the saying we were not born to pay the bills then die
Depende po sa work. Husband ko full time, 4 days 12 hrs 5 days off. Kaya maraming time gumala…
I would still work in Canada if given a chance, but eventually retire in the Philippines.
In the West, puro trabaho, sa Pinas, puro naman tambay dahil konti job opportunities na may desenteng sahod.
aanhin ang luho at over na pera .kung patay patay katawan sa trabsho para lng maranasan yun ng susuot ng winter clothes. walang libre lahat my bayad. ddming isang kshig isang tuka.
Hi kush, were almost the same content giving information sa mga kababayan natin na nasa Pinas about sa life in canada kasi until now iba parin ang pananaw nila about sa life natin dito sa Canada. Ito ung hot topic ngayon about life in Ca
Yun na nga eh. More power to your channel po! 😁
@@indianongbisdak baka magkita tayo dito sa Taste of Manila this August 20-21..see yah.
Thank you sa info. Mahirap talaga pag wala din support sa iba kung wala din ang sarili family. Kaya ako pinagiisipan ko talaga kasi ako lang din lahat. Wala din ako maasahan na iba. Work ko dito Malaysia ay okay lang d kalakihan shod pero masaya pa din, nakakagala kung saan saan. Easy life pero may konti stress din minsan 😂😂😂 hindi maiiwasan yun. Pero kung gusto ko maging stable dito kaso hindi eh hindi kagaya sa Canada pwede mag migrate. Kaya siguro open na magmigrate kc nga kulang din sa tao ang Canada or workers, need pa din nila madevelop ibang lugar. Sana kung may opportunity ako pa Canada sana ibigay na ni Lord at sana madali lang 😂😂😂🙏🙏❤❤
New subscriber to your channel. Thank for this content hoping for more content like this.. taga asa tood ka sa pinas bisaya pud ka? By the way ofw ko diri sa korea for almost 6yrs now plano namin ng asawa ko mag canada ano po ma suggest nyo pathway? Thank you..
Anywhere naman you have to work hard or harder, mapa Canada pa yan or Pinas pa yan. And to become Student and work at the same time, thats kind of hard for me. Its not for me. And you will gamble your hard earned money after all.
I'm Toronto born Filipino and I'm feeling to do the opposite and move to the Phils. Raising a family is hard here when the government takes everything from you and leaves you with scraps.
the minimum salary in philippines is 537 pesos per day thats about 42cad. there is no free healthcare not even for kids. so goodluck.
@@szhinkoszhinko5006 most likely he won't a be labor worker. You can't be in Canada if you are not financially stable. it's still better to retire in the Philippines. The value of what you'll be getting in your retirement will have more value spending it in the Philippines. Yes Philippines doesn't have the capacity to provide free health care but there are cons as well. College ain't free in Canada, Weather is much better in the Philippines, Commodities and necessities are much cheaper, properties are much much more affordable.
@@Lovechie4life you can’t be in canada if you’re not financially stable? who told u that? a lot of homeless filipinos in canada. thats a fact.
@@szhinkoszhinko5006 So how did you get in Canada? Are you talking about those who got in by tourist visa and student? Or Working permit or migration? Well, if you are homeless in Canada that just mean you are not suppose to be in Canada?
@@Lovechie4life a lot of filipinos borrow money so they can supplement the requirements to go to canada. they are not financially stable. most filipinos move to canada to search for a better life. anywhere you go there are pros and cons. i don’t know where you get the information that you have to be financially stable to be able to live in canada. even some canadians that are living in canada are not financially stable. some of them are homeless too.
❤❤❤❤watching from California USA 🇺🇸 Mabuhay ❤️❤️❤️
Maraming salamat po! 😁
Napaka spontaneous like it
In life, there's always a trade-off. Kung ordination mangagawa ka Pilipinas , better off sa Canada or USA. Handa ka mag adjust at trabaho. Mahiràp yumaman pero Mas maganda ang katayuan sa buhay.
Thank you po
Buti pa dito sa UAE tax free and health insurance. Bahay under nang govt,Grocery,gas,electric at tubig ang gastos namin downside lang is resident ka lang wala lang citizenship kayo ipon lang talaga
kung di nmn po gaano malaki ang pagkakaiba ng priviledge ng resident, non-resident at citizen ay ok na po yun... di tulad dito s Canada, panay paalala ng ate ko na bawal magkasakit kc mahal magpadoctor, at matagal magpa appointment... wow... samantalang s Pinas 1 hour k lng di napuntahan ng doctor, nasa Tulfo ka na nxt week...
Hindi ko parin ipalit ang pinas. Kung mayron kang stable job or business dito sa pinas no need to go abroad.
Ang abroad maganda lang yan pakinggan kung dito kapa sa pinas. Pro pag nandoon kana. Hanapin mo ang buhay mo sa pinas.
Ako po dito sa Australia, I loved to get to experience Australian life but babalik pa rin ako ng pinas kapag makapundar na.
I don't feel homesick, every time I left the Philippines, I don't know why I'm not like the rest of my country men. It may be attributed to me being mixed blooded, yet I've never been to the US or Germany my other supposed homes. I don't know, I'm not one to miss the Philippines despite being here all my life, I don't know this feels negative. So this makes me want to migrate and and build a life in Europe or North America.
correct !! rat race then left and right debt.. no life, just work work work !!
There's no place like home. Me? I was working 6 years straight there in Singapore as D.H and enrolled as Nursing Aid and did my OJT at Singapore Army. I did it as my preparation to cross- country and Canada was my chosen country. One of my classmates in nursing Aid course was fortunate to find a job as Caregiver sa Canada. Super kayod daw talaga sila Kasama mga fellow Filipino pambayad sa apartment and Padala sa Pinas. 30 % daw ang tax. Every hour counts for them. I came home 15 years ago and I realized pwede palang mamuhay ng simply. We just need to lower our expectations in life. We just need to be smart in handling our little earnings and study how money works and let money be the one working for you. Business - minded is the skills we need.
Sir good day po pano po bng praan ggwin para mka pag apply sa SKILL TRADE po n nbngit nyo po sa inyong vlog actualy po ay ksalukuyan po aq nandito sa pilipinas as a skilled worker WELDER FABRICATOR slmt po at mbuhay kau
Kakabalik ko lang from ph 1 month vacation after 7 years + sa canada miss ko na agad pinas, family and friends sobrang lungkot sa canada
That's exactly what I was saying. You talk and bitch a lot but return to Canada coz you can't rely on Philippines and Filipinos How humble of you.
I DECLARE YOU THE KNIGHT OF CANADA 2023!!!
juist ask where they want to retire and you will know where their heart truly is.
Everybody are so nice and cool guys. Kahit nahihiya sila hehe
Yes naman po! Super friendly 😁
hello!!! my partner and I are arriving in toronto this August 9,2023. Hope we can meet you :)
Hello from Australia! 🇦🇺 😊❤
2 years na ako nag tatrabaho sa japan. ang masabi ko lang if gusto mo maging ofw. kailangan mo ng lakas na loob
To All Filipinos, lets go to Canada. Apply lng ng apply pa canada
Hope to see you in Canada i just Subscribes, wow u know how to speak tagalog👏
Masaya sila kasi summer na pag winter depress na mga tao sa sobrang lamig at kapal ng snow
You missed the 40 degree Celsius weather ehh??😔😔🤦♂️🤦♂️
Sir Alberta po ba kayo? Balak ko rin sana kaso Vancouver
How come these guys live for over 10 years in Canadá and are not able to pronunce english properly yet???
😮
The best age to live in Canada or USA is around 25 years old single and No kids. Mahirap kapag meron ng Pamilya kapag pumunta sa USA or Canada. Compared from being Single. It is not easy to be settled or start a family life again in other country. My own humble opinion living in USA for 30 years. Take Care
Pero ok naman po buhay ng mga kaibigan kong nurses sa US may family din sila dun ok naman
same sentiment
Brother sa ontario ba may city na low ang cost of living? thank you.
Meron naman po 😁
Dan ung accent mo Tugue na Tugue padin. From Cagayan Valley here! Hoping to meet you guys soon!
My ilang nurses na nadepressed naging homeless at nabaliw Kawawa naman kc sobrang lamig sa Canada.
love it
Ang akala cguro karamihan na pumupnta sa canada is ang ganda na ng buhay which is no s mga nakakaalam....
New subscriber here. Salamat sa info sir. Next vlog sna sir pakita nyo yung kahit hindi yung actual payslip nyo kahit at least sana yung sample computation ng mga idededuct sa sahod nyo plus yung mga expenses jan for your daily living para magkaroon ng idea sa cost of living sa canada salamat po
God bless you idol salamat sayo
Maraming salamat din po 😁
Bagay nimo ang imong bigote!😊
Godbless you all!
Salamat kaayo! 😁
@4:45
how to apply pag skilled jobs like welder? may age limit ba?
ung mga international students naman po ang pa interviewee
Anong ma suggest nyo po nw na puedeng Gawin f gustong mag apply student visa..tel ng iba, puede raw madala Ang family kahit student visa po?
Pwede po opo.
i think if you're in a higher earning job here sa PH, mas iisipin mo mgthink twice bago magCanada. andaming negative news re Canada now....
Hi po sir isa pokong kusinero dito po sa uae po at nag hahangad po na makapag work po dyan sana po mahanapan nyopo ako ng work po dyan nag babakasakali lang po salamat po sir and godbless
"More on work talaga"
Yes hindi pwede ang tamad at parating late sa mga appointment.
Ang walang Disiplina sa sarili hindi pwede sa ibang bansa.
Id been 2 years here in Canada, opinion ko lang naman po na hwag niyo na pong planuhin magpunta. Masyadong sensational at hacking po approach ibang vloggers or content creator sa Canada na parang ang ganda ganda ng mga pinapakita nilang sitwasyon at kalalagayan living here in Canada. Actually IT’s A DAMN BULLSHEET po ang buhay dito in general. Infact gustong gusto ko na pong umuwi, hinihintay ko lang matapos yung property na bibili ko sa Manila para makapagsettle soon at masasabing may naipundar padin. “Life will never become easy here in Canada.” Nasa huli ang pagsisis. At the end of the day CHOICE NIYO PARIN YAN.
magaling magmarket ang canada para dumami worker nla .to collect higher tax . ssya saya .pilipino wants higher bills and tax to pay. khit .over work and lot of stress to show the others they are diffrnt.
Hi kush 😊pwd ko magpa one on one mentor? Or like consultation? Thank you
Yes naman po! Click nyo lang yung link sa description box below sa video 😁
saan ka sa canada boss
Im welder and about to arrive in Canada soon.
Congratulations and good luck po! 😁
Saan ka po nag apply sir? Or anong pathway mo sa pag apply sa canada?
Shared blessing ang sa kanila. Hindi sila ang dapat ang ininterview.
Naka dual citizenship nga kapatid ko nasa pinas lang wala siyang pakialam masyado sa hirap nang Canada basta padala nalang …..
Pwede ka po mag newscaster sa pilipinas napaka linaw mo po mag salita haha.
May araw dn pla jan
There's no difference at all....because your success depends on your ability and diligence. Whether you are in a highly developed country or agricultural country. The principle of hard work and your perseverance are all the same.
You know what I hate...?? Filipinos who live abroad saying they are Filipinos....yet they abandoned their nationality. That is an oxymoron.
Dto sa area ko. Marameng pinoy n ayaw matawag na pinoy on a regular basis. Akala mo sakit ang pagiging pinoy. Pero pag may kailangan alam na... 😏
@@CyclingMartialartswithMusic.... Ugali ng pinoy yan....pag hindi natulungan ng host country sa Pinas hihingi ng tulong.....e hindi kna pinoy ah.... Canadian ka na...tapos magreklamo ka.
Kaya wag nilang sabihin na heaven ang Canada. Bago nila narating yan...ilang libo or milyon piso ang nagastos nila?
Ni hindi nga sila mkpag bakasyon every year.....kc pinapatay nila sarili nila sa trabaho.... 2-3 jobs?? Duuh.
Hindi naman din sila yumaman. Ang sinasabi kasing mayayaman.....ay yung mga may-ari ng SM or Robinsons or Bench....tipong Henry Sy ang datingan or Manny Pangilinan na owner ng TV5....ganeerrm..
Kaya wag silang umarte at magpaandar na hindi sila Pinoy or mayaman sila lalo kung santambak ang mga utang nila.
Tuwang tuwa sila sa credit card....my God....utang yan ahh. Ang bahay sa Canada ilang taon babayaran? Hahaha.
Pinoys need to bang their head and wake up to reality.
correct!!
@@CyclingMartialartswithMusicyan yung mga pinoy na akala mo kanila na yung canada. yan ang madalas na hinahatak ka pababa. discourage ang ibibigay sau. sasabihin nila "wag ka dito manirahan sa canada, mahirap dito, mas ok pa pinas" 😂😂😂 sabay tanong sa kanya. "eh bakit ka nandito pa din sa canada kung mahirap mamuhay dito?" 🤣🤣🤣 halatang pinagdadamot yung canada haha
any guys here living in an rv?
palapag po ng videos mo about sa work permit dyan sa canada😊
Can you also interview filipinos, especially couples with children?
Saan ka sa Canada?