I came back for my mother with my 8 and 9 yr old girls from Canada. Lived in karachi for 7 yrs . My passed away during covid . Within a year, i came back to canada. It's very hard to live in Pakistan. But i am happy i took care of my mother when she needed me the most . My advice to this caller is that send ur husband to take care of his mother, you and ur daughters stay in Australia.
good decent advice , but if the husband is in pakistan (and the wife doesn't work) then the living monthly expenses of australia will get totally out of control versus moving the family to pakistan and keeping the expenses in control.
Yes, she has to stay Australia with girls and send husband to take care of his mother. Don't give them stress for new environment. Your husband not suppose to come Australia frequently. You can work there and of course you are safe there.from Canada.
I was born in Kuwait. My father was an electrical engineer and we had a great life. Long story short, we moved back to Pakistan 14 years ago. Back then I was an 11 year old kid who was confident and full of life and the school environment here in Pakistan was terrible for me. I would get bullied heavily and that affected me as a person forever. Now, I don't feel like talking to people or socialising. I've recovered a lot from those experiences but I still believe that those things still haunt me to this day. Not to mention my family has also been through a lot ever since they came back to Pakistan and we as a family regret our decision big time. Now I'm doing my masters in the US and have no intention of ever going back to Pakistan.
Junaid bhai i came back to Pakistan for 6 months and pichay 8 years ka burnout recover kiya manay. I personally believe its an unfair advise kay Pakistan na ayon. You also travel a lot so maybe you don't feel it. But once a person lose this time that they could spend with friends, relatives and parents, it never comes back and its a regret of lifetime. Pakistan has many issues so resolve them for yourself and come back and contribute to Pakistan growth.
Nop bro if you are not free you cant do any good pakistan is taken by miltary establishment. Next cuba or north korea is pakistan please see history you will know its a future nightmare.
Utter BS Sounds like you’re single with probably no responsibilities Think about the life of your next generation What did you do in 6 months by the way? Are you working here? Are you part of the system yet If no then you’re still enjoying the honeymoon period But please don’t misguide others
Quality Of Life depends on the state of mind. Not on external factors. Pakistan is a third world country, Problems start to occur when people start comparing it to the first world. So When you move to Pakistan, you have to know you’re moving to a village. You have to get your priorities straight in Life,Ask yourself What is it that you care about the most in life? If it’s Money, glitz and glamour of the west , the Material Aspects of the Modern Life that most insecure people around the world need in order to cover up their lack of self esteem then moving to Pakistan might be a bad idea And you will suffer psychologically. But If you have done the inner work , lived abroad , studied abroad, seen the western Life, gotten past your insecurities of being Pakistani, And if your priority is family, people and friends who are always there for you , you enjoy the little things in life like helping people ; contributing to society in your own capacity To help make a better world, Pakistan is best place in the world. Much love, Karachi, Pakistan
Pakistan is the best place in the world 😅 you got me bro, Pakistan is only good if you are rich elite class or earning very good salary? Pakistan is hell for poors middle class n graveyard of talented people! Pakistan is heaven for mafia beurocrats political leaders army fudel landlords CSS officers property dealers & gaddi nasheen of darbars fake peer 😅....life is once dont waste ur Time n struggle for nothing.......Ur education, ur ethics, good family values, ur talent, ur physical fitness, intelectual mind, skills, innovative ideas, etc Everything is zero nothing in front of '' a single kid of elite class 😅) if u want to die poor live in pakistan
@@fahmidaahmed240 that's great , but living as a man is different in Pakistan, we have to deal with all the crap outside here. I am glad you are happy with your parents, in the end this is what matters the most .
@@drteeka7883I believe it's in our roots to love and care for our parents. I was working in Singapore as a Graphic Designer but left my job for my parents. Life was very tough here; it felt like starting my career from scratch. I was young, so I overcame all obstacles, and after struggling for almost four years, I established myself by the grace of Allah. I believe I could have made much more progress living and working in Singapore and earned a lot of money, but I was sure I would have missed that quality time with my parents. Now my parents are no longer with me, but I am satisfied that I served them well, and they were very happy about it. I am sorry I have typical Pakistani mentality who believe in "ماں کی دعا جنت کی ہوا"
I'm a 51 years old British born citizen of pakistani decent. I was tired of the cold climate , dark winter months, and the robotic/slave life of Scotland . So, in 2020, I came and lived in Pakistan for 10 months and loved it. Now, 6 weeks ago, I finally managed to leave the UK and start my new life in Pakistan . Al Hamdu lillah ☝️ Lovin it . Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰 Imran khan Zindabad
Yes bro he is exaggerating a lot issues exist I don't disagree but saying there is no library park such going to such saying no electricity you will keep suffering is exaggeration a lot
@@shahzadsherali2555 hows it a exaggeration when its all factual? unless you are also from abroad....or heavily brain washed....you can not say these dont exist in pakistan.
@@pakistanzindabad6179 No it is not factual that much that''s why I said it .Let me tell you how -he said in Jouhar there is no park or library;I even know of 2-3 parks and libraries there ( i also commented google map location for it but he deleted that comment )so it exist but he exaggerated this -that was going in extreme and that is the problem of our people that they instead of highlighting problem they go in extreme (this is in everything of them they will go ) and completely discard their homeland and as not of any worth to live .Also he said there is load shedding such issue that exist but he doesn't know loadshedding happen in areas where majority living in that area are on "khunda system "so can avoid paying their bills in other areas where there is no khunda system load shedding doesn't happen in many areas of Karachi it doesn't happen now that's separate topic there should be adequate action against those who do instead of punishing that entire locality (it is a seperate topic )but we should tell that too and also that problem can be tackled easily by installing solar (which majority do )/UPS such and secondly bills are high that is temporary as such Even I wouldn't have said he is exaggerating such if he didn't say there is no park /library in Jouhar whereas reality it exist -at least one shouldn't lie .I found him there pathetic that he gone to this extreme and by that misguided the person to a great extent We should highlight problems instead of doing exaggeration such and discard something completely I believe -this going in extreme (be it of any side -positive or negative )isn't correct -you then can lead to misguiding others who don't know much present them wrong picture Just one problem that person will face that is will be problematic is that there can be less probability that he will get visa again of that overseas country nothing else as such . There are many people also who do great even after visiting back to pakistan from oversea -you will find even in this comment section who are telling that they don't regret as such - don't face a lot of problem ,are successful just enough with it so discouraging overseas that once you come in your homeland you will live in hell is not a correct analogy made at all many also have to look at their families maybe their parents are suffering so they can't let them suffer and let them die eventually by it -how much it will be inhumane that son let its parent suffer when they needed him the most for their personnel benefit such -that parent taken care of the child since childhood did its best give him good life that he is successful today but when it was time that parent due to old age or any other problem needed its son assistance the son didn't care and let the parent to suffer .... such people in their extreme exaggeration , in their extreme negativity misguide and inject a lot of fear in people who don't know much and cause chaos more .There are problems and I believe they should be highlighted but going to such that you discard something completely you make other who don't know much in great fear is not right at all Rest I don't live abroad - I live in Karachi, Pakistan
I am British Pakistani, 40 years of age. Moved to Pakistan 2 years ago. No internet, no gas here . Life is miserable. Its been 11 months I didn't leave my house . Only go out to buy milk from grocery store once a week and straight come back. As Junaid said, it's only good to visit for couple of weeks. If you move here permanently,it will definitely 100% become a nightmare, guaranteed.
@@drteeka7883 well the politicians have to make it better. They need to work for their country and not fill their pockets with one foot abroad and one foot at home.
@@AF-yq9es these politicians don't come from Mars, they are one of us. We as a nation all of us are corrupted to certain degree. Pakistan have done progress in an opposite direction and its going south fast. I have no hope in Pakistan's bright future at all, and I have million valid reasons for that. Maybe in next 500 years or so, it might get better but still no guarantee. Morally corrupted societies where no one trust each other doesn't progress. Period
I know why they are thinking of moving, because the man's "relatives" are taunting him by indirectly saying "ISKO APNI MAA KI QADAR NAHIN, DEKHO WAHAN BETHA HOA HA ARAAM SE" making him depressed. These are the people who will never appreciate you ever, so please don't take any action out of EMOTIONS.
@@MHussain-es2qdExactly, that is what I was thinking, why Junaid bhai didn't suggest that? Aus has world-class medical facilities as well. It's no big deal.
@@INSVikranth australia is the shittiest country for an immigrant's relatives, it has very strict rules for bringing parents in Australia for an immigrant.
Qismat har kissi ki apni apni hai, i have seen many who moved back and are doing good, and have seen many who mived abroad and even after spending theur half life there they are struggling. When you have no one to talk to, nobody to takecare and you and living in a loop of waking up going to work coming back and it repeats then i believe life is miserable.
Every kid in the family has his own role. Your siblings are taking care of your mother but there bread and butter is in Pakistan so it would be difficult for them to support medical expenses of your mother. Here comes your part. You live abroad and may be able to bridge that gap. So, there is no need for any guilt. Just do your part. To support your parents in Pakistan, you always have to choose one either, support them financially or support them morally and physically. You can't do both in Pakistan. That's what will happen if you come back. Morally and physically your sibling are already here to support your mother. There is no need for you to do the same but if stay abraod you can help financially which might be needed. If you come back you will regret within 6 months.
I read so many comments. Even Junaid sahib speach but in his words and action so much contradiction. He is giving advice don't come back Pakistan but he is staying in Pakistan beside he travels so many countries past years but still choose to come back and stay in Pakistan. I stay in Africa I travel around the world including newziland and USA. I got 10 years USA multiple visit visa and 10 years multiple Canada visit visa and in October 2022 I visit USA I got my south African nationality in 2011 and born in (kasur) punjab Pakistan. Long story short all is depend what u want to do in ur life. Are u ready to face the challenges or don't want to face any trouble in ur life at any cost even on the cost of ur mother. Choice is urs and consequences obviously u will face Regret or no regret. As a human and as a Pakistani we have responsibilities toward humanity Muslims and Pakistan and as a Pakistani I think we failed to fulfill our duties. We always choose easy way in life that's why Pakistan in this position. We don't want to give sacrifice. If we really want our childrens and grand childrens future safe then some one must talk responsibilities. Pakistan almost on the edge of destruction. Our struggle not bigger than our forefathers like Muhammad Ali Jinnah(R. a). Please share ur honest experiences as overseas Pakistani how white people treat you. Please own ur country sake of ur childrens. Days are not that far when Pakistan will progress In Sha Allah ❤
Me and my wife moved back to Pakistan in 2022 from USA with 3 kids, lived in USA for 14 years. Alhumdhullilah things are well here also satisfied that I am taking care of my parents as well.
I was born in Dubai and spent 15 years of my childhood life in Dubai. It was all good and happy and suddenly my father decided to move to Pakistan and then the bad chapter of our lives started.believe me a single day in Pakistan was like living 100 years in hell. Fortunately i left Pakistan in 2014 and never went back to that hell again.
Guys charity begins at home. Our near and dear ones deserve our charity first. Sameway Pakistan is motherland. Let's at least not talk bad. Let's fix what we can. There are great people in Pakistan.
I'm born and bred in England in the Uk ( Pakistani ethnicity) but In Sha Allah will make hijrah to Pakistan, for no other reason than to be in a Muslim country. Life isn't meant to be about living comfortably, life is about making the struggle for Allah to be closer to your religion. If that means no internet and thats what you need to survive then your priorities are very wrong. Pakistan Zinbadab.
I hear you brother, but it is more than just being in a Muslim country. I love Pakistan and wish it was practically possible to live there. May Allah t'ala forbid, if you run into some legal issues, you will find yourself wondering if you're really in a Muslim country. I hate to discourage you, but ground reality is different. Give it a try but be ready for a shock.
Sometimes, there’s a tendency to bash without fully exploring certain areas, which leads to a one-sided perspective. In Gulistan-e-Johar, Urdu Bagh (W4H8+9X4, Block 1, Gulistan-e-Johar) is a large, accessible library that serves the community well.
@@MHussain-es2qd Why you all are after luxuries of life Why ??? What’s wrong with simple life Fully connected with Allah SWT When are you people going to wake up We are in the End times The fire balls will be falling on your heads then you will stop crying over petty little things
@@Fara-pz3ip Because these are worldly materialistic people. For them the meaning of success is money in bank, high GDP, and how little clothes you can wear, that is all.
you are absolutely right Junaid bhai, I my self very rarely visit my country and i brought my children only once to Pakistan and they were all the time sick there, they were happy to meet ''DADA and DADI'' .its now 34 years i am abroad working .
I have been living in Australia for the last 17 years, and things have changed significantly in Pakistan since my last visit. All I can say is to please stay away.
I moved in 2010 from the US. Ran away in 2 years never to make this mistake again. I was also so called elite from DHA but still couldn’t cut it. Johar? No f’ing way. lol!
I was born in Bahrain, I have experienced all the bullying and humiliation that comes with being an overseas Pakistani. Materialistic people will never tell you about the lack of dignity we're exposed to abroad. Moved back to Pakistan twelve years ago and never looked back. The money isn't worth being ridiculed and side eyed at the age of six by fully grown adults. Have some mercy on your children and come back.
Thank you sir for this very honest answer! As someone who grew up in the US, and came back to Karachi for 1 year with my husband and kids, I agree with you 100%. Life here poses so many challenges, especially for women. I hope and pray one day life will be better in Pakistan, but the way it is, we feel caged up and suffocated.
Mai saudia se move ho kar aai hoon jauhar main rehti hoon yahan aa kar maine apne bachon ko dr.eng.or l.l.b karwaya hai yahan park bhi hai library bhi hai shoping mall bhi hai achy bury din har mulk par aaty hai lekin tum jesa choti zehniyat ka admi na ho.
App pagal ho. Pakistan mai jaan,maal aur izaat mehfooz nahi hai. Koi qatal bhi kardega tumhare bachon ko to koi insaf ki umeed nahi karna. Chor,daku aur qatilon ka raaj hai is mulk mai.
Im a 2nd generation British/Pakistani born and bred in the UK. At rhe ripe age of 50 i built a house in Bahria town Rawalpindi and every year i spend 2 months (jan/feb) in Rawalpindi. I spend most of my time exploring and riding my road bike with like minded enthusiasts! Roads are great not ridden with pot holes like the UK. Exploring Margalla hills on mountain bike is amazing. Pakistan or any other country is what you make it to be! Explore it, so much to see! Plan is to spend 6 months a year (dec -May)
I had an accident, a hit and run case by rickshaw driver. Be very careful as I'm still recovering. Law and order situation is very poor. You never know if a guy who's having a bad life may hit you and wreck havoc in your life.
No idea which Pakistan you visited on your bike trips. But it´s definitely not the real one. Or you must be blind and without a sense of smell if you truely believe what you are writing here! You can´t be more ridiculous then taking Bahria Town and Margalla Hills as an example for Pakistan. No wait, you could. By telling us Pakistan is Wah Gardens lol
Junaid bhi i been living in Melbourne 35 years plus time has changed western world life has changed its very hard to survive these days mahangai on top people struggling I seen people living in karz all there life and work like slaves just to survive moving to Pakistan is good idea if you have saved few dollars move to Pakistan with money and live high life karz free here in western world people think they living happy but extremely under pressure of repayments car loan home loan etc that’s reality
@@muhammadfezanamjad9836 I am telling the truth which people living in Pakistan can’t see Alhamdulila I am not struggling at all because I stop taking karz loans but living very very comfortably because have minimum expenses But as I said what you are see people overseas it’s not true it’s life on karz Living under pressure of loan repayments It’s truth
Pakistan ma a jaen Allah na kre 1 he din ma sari saving loot gae phr kia kren gy ap , etni security Pakistan ma ni ha jitni bhr ha edhr har waqt bhr niklte hen to dar he lga rehta ha k kuc ho na jae, aur ho jae to sunne wala koi ni bhi
I don’t know what kind of life u living in Australia, after 35 years u still complaining about inflation then u need some financial education , it’s called investment,go google it
After 40 years I moved to Pakistan which has massively deteriorated over last 40 years but I feel satisfied that I am sharing the difficulties with all my other relatives most often helping them
I am now 75 years old. I left Pakistan in 1970. Admitted Pakistan has gone down and I agree with you visiting for short periods is fine but let's be honest that you are a second class citizen and you can never make friends like you do in your own country. Retirement with pension from abroad will give a better standard of living. So I am in two minds whether to move back. I want to meet my old friends at a coffee shop instead of taking walks on your own in the park without talking to people. I agree with you that living in Pakistan for younger person maybe difficult. Let me go again this year and decide. Thank you for your analysis 🙏
I am a German national living in Germany, currently working at the energy company EWR. I faced a situation similar to yours back in 2020. Since my mother was alone in Pakistan, I decided to leave everything behind and move there in 2020. After my father’s passing in 2012, I inherited 48 acres of agricultural land, along with three houses and other property. My total rental income was around 4.5 million rupees per year. I thought I would live peacefully in Pakistan and take care of my mother. However, I didn’t find peace there. After 18 months, the conditions became so difficult that I had to return to Germany. Now that I’m back, I have no desire to live in Pakistan again.
I would partially agree and partially disagree. If you have money you can get access to all the facilities that you want even in Pakistan. I don't know about Karachi but in Islamabad for sure. Speaking as an overseas living in the US.
Dude your life and money is still not safe. I'm currently doing my masters in France, came to Pakistan for vacations and just three days ago became a victim of car theft. Pakistan is screwed up. I really hope i make enough money and call my parents abroad permanently.
I’ve lived in USA for almost 25 years now I’m in Karachi with my family since 2016. I do not understand why you never talk about the difficulties and challenges faced by people living outside the country. Stop intimidating these innocent people; it only leads to more anxiety and depression. Indeed, our time in this world is finite. Have you ever thought about the idea of eternal life?
Sir you are living in Pakistan and doesn't matter where you go you will always be a Pakistani and you are earning and travelling based on bashing Pakistan.
It's not the case all the time. The county is in the worst situation of its entire history. I have been overseas for 15 years and am looking for ways to avoid permanently returning to Pak in future.
Is it possible? Because all the western countries they don't allow parents pr. Parents can just get visit visa after that they have to go back😢😢. These worries stoping me from going abroad.
I personally face this situation for two years. When I move back for two years back in 2021. Have to live inside house most of time. But when came back to Australia in 2023 I felt that I am released from prison. Every painful situation m.
Wise decision If you understand that purpose of Muslim’s life is not to have all the luxuries of life but to aim to gain Allah SWT’s pleasure and go to Jannatulfirdoz Connect yourselves to Quran and sunnah Do everything only to please Allah SWT Leave your deeds that displeases Allah SWT and move towards what Allah SWT commanded Then you will see how Allah SWT’s help will come . You will cry seeing His help but other people around you won’t even notice I pray may almighty God give you wisdom and ease all your difficulties
I'm currently doing my masters in France, came to Pakistan for vacations and just three days ago became a victim of car theft. Pakistan is screwed up. I really hope i make enough money and call my parents abroad permanently.
Junaid Bhai you are 100% right mein Gulistan-e-Jouhar ka resident hon, library wali baat dil ko lagi, lakin NIPA par library ha. Mein Pakistan ka liya dua go ho ka mera mulk bhi bahtareeen jaga ho, mein apni taraf sa pori kosis karta ho aur mehnat sa kam karta hon , mein ek qualified accountant ho, har month more than 80+K ka direct tax bhi pay karta ho aur indirect tu sab hi pay karta han. rozana sub 9 sa sham 8 tek job bhi kar raha hoo, lakin ALLAH ki zaat sa mayoos nai hon inshaALLAH mera mulk Pakistan bhi ek bhatareen mulk bana ga!! chahay us waqt tek mein zinda ho ya na ho!!
Imran bhai, your comment made my day. Pakistan is our country and it is our responsibility to try to to fix it. Main bahir jaany k khilaaf ni hon, agar aap ksi baray maqsad (Education, World Politics, Dawwah) k liye jaaty hain to koi haraj ni. Bahir b koi jannat wala mahool ni hai. Ye jo khatoon ny swaal poocha hai, Allah kry k kal ko aisa NAA ho k in ki daughters k pronoun (she,her) sy change ho k (It, them, duck,cat) na ho jaien or ye bachian aoni walida ko old age home main na chor aaien. Pakistan k serious masail hain, agar sb zaheen,mehanti,courage walay log bahir chaly jaien gy to phir ye mulk aisa he rahay ga. Kharab cheez ko he to thek krna hamara zindagi ka maqsad hai. We are here to uplift others. Khaali bahir jaa k remittances bhj deny sy to mulk ni thek ho jaata. Bahir jaa k aap k bachay secular,libral, atheist bnty jaa rhay hain. Jb deen he ni raha to phir maal o dolaat ka kya krna. Khair jesa k main ny kaha k koi bara naik maqsad ho to zaroor jaien bahir. Magar is niyaat sy k bahir ja k pur sakoon zindagi guzarni hai or end pe oont(camel) ki tarah paray paray mar jaana hai aisa thandi zindagi ka to koi faida ni. BTW, Pakistan k itnay halaat kharab ni hain jitny Karachi k hain. Junaid bhai aap kabhi Bhakkar Mianwali side pe chakar lagaien Zameen ka saaf paani, clean air, Internet with good speed (JUST got 33 Mbps on fast.com speedtest), Almost good milk on shops. There is also a decent library in Bhakkar Gym with books and free laptops and internet.(You can search it on "E-Library Bhakkar" on Google). One more thing, Parents are not like the guys passing baton in olympics race. They spend their entire lives for kids. kids are supposed to just throw them away just like that????
@@Liza_creations0 An 8-to-8 job can be exhausting, leaving little energy at the end of the day. But serving the country doesn’t always require grand gestures. Sometimes, it’s about finding small, meaningful ways to make an impact, even within the constraints of a busy life, such as sharing knowledge and mentoring, volunteering a few hours to share your professional experiences, and advising best practices, supporting Local Initiatives/startup businesses.
Jo marzi kaho jo marzi bolo jab tak maa baap ya dono main say aik b zinda hai Pakistan 🇵🇰 ko nahi chor saktay Han humaray kids don’t think they will go back
God Bless you Junaid. You think so practical. You are a real master guide for people like me who are thinking the same as many overseas pakistanis to move back to Pakistan, Our beloved country. However my mind has changed untill some extent as things have only deteriorated in Pakistan.
I'm a 27 year old Pakistani who lives in Dublin currently and i will never want to live in Pakistan. But it breaks my heart that my parents are away from me. Pakistan is a true definition of a banana republic
Junaid bhai your wife is from UK and you live many years in Dubai and still you are living in Pakistan because you can never left even if you wish you could have British passport now, you visit almost whole word (main countries) but still choose to live in Pakistan, so just giving suggestion and living here in reality is different. I'm in UK from last 2 years and life here is like machine, just work everyday to pay rents &groceries and still have to face racism as we are 2nd class citizen here. Yeah Pakistan have probelsms but uf someone have money and want to move back, it's best decision of life, you enjoy every moment of your life in Pakistan, you enjoy every festival. So, you also been here to live for few days, so you enjoy time here but if you live in western countries permanently, it's very difficult as well.
bilkul theek kaha aap nay.. I agree with you awais... I am in Sweden from last 2 years, and life is a hell here... so much racism..hate for colored people and depression at its peak... creative thinking gai tail layna...just work work work..! no happiness... kisi club may b chalay jao to goria b moun nahi lagati ...!
for everyone who just blindly wanna trust this bald man and everything without seeing the reality, i came from pakistan to australia here in 2024 believe me its like a hell to live in australia for me, cuz my background is from pak, so you can only love to live in a country where your background is. Believe me each and everyone i have met in australia wanna move back to pak cuz life is shit here
He is 1000% right. I worked in ksa for 19 years. Sab set chal raha tha tab hamain bhi change ka keera kata. I resigned from a 25K Riyals job with medical and other facilities and moved back to pakistan. In two years left pakistan again as i got a chance to move to UK. Chuti per jana aur permanent rehna bahot faraq hai.
I am Aussie and Pak national. Started my carer as gross root level from a grocery shop in Landhi Quaidabad and now have successfull career with top MNCs. Being as a father of two kids, I can tell you its really hard for my kids to settle down in Pakistan. We miss Pak so much but we can't bear daily struggle in Pakistan.
Pakistan is not designed for middle class or poor people 😢, this country is for rich elite class who are ruling decades after decades,, No future in Pakistan No moral values . No pain for others No contributions No trusted people No one keep promise I can type 1000 negitve 👉 points & can proof pakistan is miserable country Unless you don't have lot of money, connections, govt authority, big business, relationship with mafia's, deceiving others etc
I came across your podcast by cast - and have to say was completely struck by your honesty. I am from the UK and have visited Pakistan and everything you say is true. Great for holidays but would'nt want to live there especially in the current climate. My grandfather came from Pakistan and often told stories about how wonderful it was ( maybe it was at that time ) but it seems like a scary place now - no freedom of speech - no rule of law - no justice at all and so much corruption - there was a ray of light in Imran Khan , myself and others were considering buying second homes there , and even having businesses there at that time. But that ray of light is also being diminished....such a shame as there is actually so much potential in Pakistan .
He usually rents his studios. His contract for the previous studio might have ended, so I think he shifted to a new place. Since it's new, it might not be set up fully right now.
100% true and practical advice. Visit twice a year during school vacations and have family live for a month or two. Understandable its a tough situation esp when it comes to taking care of elderly parentsr. May Allah swt make things easy for them
Thank you for being one of the few honest Pakistanis to give sincere advice. The person who asked this question, should they actually move to Pakistan will have their life utterly destroyed by the chaos of everyday life in Pakistan.
I was born in Pakistan but now i am British national honestly telling i cant live in Pakistan for longer than weeks. That doesn't mean i hate to live there, i am just use to it living here. Alhamdulillah was best decision with my British passport i been to 13 countries and i just need ticket to fly no more travelling restrictions.
Junaid!!! In which cage you live in Karachi???? Yeah sometimes there are issue with electricity and internet but these are completely manageable these days. I don't know maximum internet blackout is more than 5-7 days in whole year. For those 5-7 days, quit work, go to relatives homes, visit graves of elder who passed away, go to ground and enjoy some cricket. ...... Plz waste 4-5 lacks on solar panels to avoid electricity issues... So issues are manageable.
@@connectwithimran We need to understand that whole country can never run away. Only few million can go....and what for remaining hundreds of millions? They are our blood....so we can't leave our innocent poor people in shattered way. The best solution is that tip talent should stay and build economy so that lower bottom can survive in better way. We can have issue here and can choose to even go to foreign country but at least we shouldn't spit venom against country because it's our land, our people, our blood where we all are destined.....
I'm currently doing my masters in France, came to Pakistan for vacations and just three days ago became a victim of car theft. Pakistan is screwed up. I really hope i make enough money and call my parents abroad permanently. Pakistan is done
@@meetimian3383 Yeah it's done for people like you!!! Sorry bro for harsh words... Will you bring your brother, sister, cousins, other family to France???? Certainly not because France is not going to give so much visa. What about your friends ....so each Pakistani have blood relation, should we all move to France and than listen nonsense of Marine Le Pan...Do you know Marine Le Pan??? Are you sure France will keep you there as actual French....bro, I used to stay in foreign country, and almost half of my extended family live in 2-3 EU countries but is this solution????? No way... Don't be so naive that you are French after getting papers.......we colour people are going to face more tough time and it's only Pakistan where we call ourselves as our true home.... whatever nonsense we say about Pakistan, at end it's Pakistan where no one can say us that we are "Others". Whatever issues are in Pakistan, we have to fix them.....if we can't fix them, at least we can pray for it and avoid any stuff which spread hopelessness.
I moved to Islamabad in 1996 with my children to give them a better life... 2 years later, I ended up with severe depression and moved back to the UK. Life looks better from afar but living in a different mindset and culture can take its toll. Go for a couple of months in winter but keep the country you live in.
I am from joher Karachi before I am 35years I worked in Oman navy now I am Karachi joher perfume chok now I very happy enjoying life and better than Oman and nothing happen with me you portrait joher very bad remarks I love ❤️ joher love Karachi I have freedom here
Junaid Sahab, I totally agree with your suggestions. Being from the same filed, I know how tough it is to work from Pakistan 🇵🇰 even if you have best internet connect. The Western companies are blocking Pakistani IPs, making it nearly impossible to work. Also moving family back to Karachi would be the worst decision they would have made. One can give it thought to Lahore or Islamabad but Karachi is a wild wild east.
I'm currently doing my masters in France, came to Pakistan for vacations and just three days ago became a victim of car theft. Pakistan is screwed up. I really hope i make enough money and call my parents abroad permanently.
India Pakistan and Bangladesh..situation same everywhere 1. Huge Population 2. Corruption 3. Pollution 4. Poverty 5. Lack of basic facilities 6. Hygiene 7. Unplanned cities Coming to visit is one thing..staying forever is another...😂😂😂
India have 24 crore illigally Pakistani citizens. Like Pakistan send Afgani to Afghanistan similarly if India send 24 crore illigally Pakistani citizens to Pakistan than India can sell 24 crore peoples food to World and earn billions ✌️😊
I agree with Junaid but i would like to add here that still these problems are much more in Karachi specifically. I lived in Punjab as well and the life there is far better in terms of infrastructure and law and order
میں 2015 میں تین بچوں کے ساتھ کینیڈا سے پاکستان آیا تھا۔ الحمدللہ میرے تمام بچے پاکستان میں اپنی تعلیم مکمل کر چکے ہیں، اور ایک ایک کر کے تینوں بچے ٹورنٹو میں اعلیٰ تعلیم حاصل کرنے کے لیے کینیڈا واپس چلے گئے ہیں۔ ہاں ہم سب نے کراچی میں پہلے 5 سے 8 سال بہت مشکل وقت گزارے ہیں۔ الحمدللہ اب ہم پاکستان سے لطف اندوز ہوتے ہیں، وسیع پیمانے پر کراس کاونٹری، اسٹریٹ فوڈ کا سفر کرتے ہیں اور دوسرے ممالک سے نئے پاکستانیوں کی مدد کرتے ہیں۔ مجھے لگتا ہے کہ اس میں وقت لگے گا اور آپ کو یہ سیکھنا ہوگا کہ آپ کس طرح خوش زندگی گزار سکتے ہیں، مجھے اور میری بیوی کو کراچی میں صفورا چونگے میں رہنا پسند ہے۔ اور پاکستان کے مختلف شہروں اور حیرت انگیز نارتھن ایریا میں خوبصورت سماجی زندگی سے لطف اندوز ہوں۔
Pakistan is paradise. If you have money. For you and the family. In every way. If you’re just a working type. Then it’s hell. And I am from the United kingdom. For me to say that. Is saying something.
I completely understand the situation, I moved from US to Dubai just because of the same reason. Traveling back and forth from Dubai to Karachi is easy, tickets are not very expensive. Your husband will find the job in-sha-Allah (yes, there are challenges in finding jobs in Dubai but with some patience he will).
Born and raised in saudi arabia riyadh. Moved to Pakistan at the age of 16 to start medical college First week of medical college they killed beynazir bhutto and burned down half the city. Then came the nightmare of taliban attacks and load shedding. People at the medical college were also not very nice and always talked cheap. Also right after we moved to karachi our apartment was illegally occupied by renters who didnt pay rent for a year..Left Pakistan in 2015 for good. First moved to saudi and now in london and only coming back to see my relatives who have always been so kind to me and helped me through this rough transition. Pakistan might be failed state but it has taught me hard work and humility and there are still good people who would help you despite their own struggles
Jee nahi! Jis mulk mai rapist,qatil aur chor khule aam pherte hoon. Jahan jaan,maal aur izaat mehfooz na hoon. Woh mulk insano ke rehne ke layak nahi hota. Aisa ghar nahi chayeah.
I spent my childhood in KSA and was 13 when my father moved back. Got stuck in hell for 20 years and finally moved out. Every one and i mean everyone is with negative mind-set, corrupt, ill mannered and unislamic. Your health, self respect, safety all are at stake. Extremely toxic environment.
Very entertaining talk delivered with a Karachi vernacular which I tremendously enjoy and kind of miss. I think you made some very convincing points against moving back to Pakistan for someone living in a structured, disciplined society. For me its a very tempting after all Pakistan is the real homeland.Having said that I would never make the move for all the reason you cited. Plus, coming from a somewhat disciplined society where ethics matter Pakistan presents daunting challenges. But, then to each his/her own I can't really tell someone what they should or shouldn't do.
I came back for my mother with my 8 and 9 yr old girls from Canada. Lived in karachi for 7 yrs . My passed away during covid . Within a year, i came back to canada. It's very hard to live in Pakistan. But i am happy i took care of my mother when she needed me the most .
My advice to this caller is that send ur husband to take care of his mother, you and ur daughters stay in Australia.
Best advice for the time being
good decent advice , but if the husband is in pakistan (and the wife doesn't work) then the living monthly expenses of australia will get totally out of control versus moving the family to pakistan and keeping the expenses in control.
Yes, she has to stay Australia with girls and send husband to take care of his mother. Don't give them stress for new environment. Your husband not suppose to come Australia frequently. You can work there and of course you are safe there.from Canada.
If it's so difficult to live in Pakistan, how do Pakistanis live there ?
@@Aliaosman-d8lIf you're lower to middle class: in misery. If you're rich: more lavishly than the rich anywhere else in the world.
I was born in Kuwait. My father was an electrical engineer and we had a great life. Long story short, we moved back to Pakistan 14 years ago. Back then I was an 11 year old kid who was confident and full of life and the school environment here in Pakistan was terrible for me. I would get bullied heavily and that affected me as a person forever. Now, I don't feel like talking to people or socialising. I've recovered a lot from those experiences but I still believe that those things still haunt me to this day. Not to mention my family has also been through a lot ever since they came back to Pakistan and we as a family regret our decision big time. Now I'm doing my masters in the US and have no intention of ever going back to Pakistan.
Excellent Choice
Well said
Good for you. Now read up on Ex muslims from Pakistan. It will be eye opening.
Best. From Boston USA
Good decision
Junaid bhai i came back to Pakistan for 6 months and pichay 8 years ka burnout recover kiya manay.
I personally believe its an unfair advise kay Pakistan na ayon. You also travel a lot so maybe you don't feel it. But once a person lose this time that they could spend with friends, relatives and parents, it never comes back and its a regret of lifetime.
Pakistan has many issues so resolve them for yourself and come back and contribute to Pakistan growth.
Nop bro if you are not free you cant do any good pakistan is taken by miltary establishment. Next cuba or north korea is pakistan please see history you will know its a future nightmare.
@@Saim.369Meri jaan jab apni rangat ki wajah torture ho he na, tou samajh aa jaye gi ke azadi kahin bhi nahi hai. Karke dekhlo.
Utter BS
Sounds like you’re single with probably no responsibilities
Think about the life of your next generation
What did you do in 6 months by the way? Are you working here? Are you part of the system yet
If no then you’re still enjoying the honeymoon period
But please don’t misguide others
How can it be contributed ? After some time, you will find yourself alone. The sound is good, but practically.......
@@Saim.369 that's what I mean, make yourself free by having enough kitchen money and they do something that can benefit Pakistan
Quality Of Life depends on the state of mind. Not on external factors. Pakistan is a third world country, Problems start to occur when people start comparing it to the first world. So When you move to Pakistan, you have to know you’re moving to a village.
You have to get your priorities straight in Life,Ask yourself What is it that you care about the most in life?
If it’s Money, glitz and glamour of the west , the Material Aspects of the Modern
Life that most insecure people around the world need in order to cover up their lack of self esteem then moving to Pakistan might be a bad idea And you will suffer psychologically.
But If you have done the inner work , lived abroad , studied abroad, seen the western Life,
gotten past your insecurities of being Pakistani,
And if your priority is family, people and friends who are always there for you , you enjoy the little things in life like helping people ; contributing to society in your own capacity To help make a better world,
Pakistan is best place in the world.
Much love,
Karachi, Pakistan
Pakistan is the best place in the world 😅 you got me bro,
Pakistan is only good if you are rich elite class or earning very good salary?
Pakistan is hell for poors middle class n graveyard of talented people!
Pakistan is heaven for mafia beurocrats political leaders army fudel landlords CSS officers property dealers & gaddi nasheen of darbars fake peer 😅....life is once dont waste ur Time n struggle for nothing.......Ur education, ur ethics, good family values, ur talent, ur physical fitness, intelectual mind, skills, innovative ideas, etc
Everything is zero nothing in front of '' a single kid of elite class 😅) if u want to die poor live in pakistan
oh bhai..essay nahi likhna.. aap bhi pakistan zinda bhagaye...
@@shamoonkhatri Jaan,maal aur izaat mehfoiz nahi Pakistan mai aur baat karthe ho best country ki. Dimag ka treatment karwao.
I am 100% agree
Well said
Moved back to Karachi in 2020 .
Life is difficult here but I'm satisfied that I'm living with my parents.
@@fahmidaahmed240 that's great , but living as a man is different in Pakistan, we have to deal with all the crap outside here. I am glad you are happy with your parents, in the end this is what matters the most .
@@drteeka7883I believe it's in our roots to love and care for our parents. I was working in Singapore as a Graphic Designer but left my job for my parents. Life was very tough here; it felt like starting my career from scratch. I was young, so I overcame all obstacles, and after struggling for almost four years, I established myself by the grace of Allah. I believe I could have made much more progress living and working in Singapore and earned a lot of money, but I was sure I would have missed that quality time with my parents. Now my parents are no longer with me, but I am satisfied that I served them well, and they were very happy about it. I am sorry I have typical Pakistani mentality who believe in "ماں کی دعا جنت کی ہوا"
@@drteeka7883 agreed
Best comment ALHAMDULILLAH agreed
You can move your parents abroad as well
I'm a 51 years old British born citizen of pakistani decent. I was tired of the cold climate , dark winter months, and the robotic/slave life of Scotland . So, in 2020, I came and lived in Pakistan for 10 months and loved it. Now, 6 weeks ago, I finally managed to leave the UK and start my new life in Pakistan . Al Hamdu lillah ☝️
Lovin it . Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰
Imran khan Zindabad
You made the best move. I always say do whatever is best for you.
Yes bro he is exaggerating a lot issues exist I don't disagree but saying there is no library park such going to such saying no electricity you will keep suffering is exaggeration a lot
@@shahzadsherali2555 hows it a exaggeration when its all factual? unless you are also from abroad....or heavily brain washed....you can not say these dont exist in pakistan.
@@pakistanzindabad6179 No it is not factual that much that''s why I said it .Let me tell you how -he said in Jouhar there is no park or library;I even know of 2-3 parks and libraries there ( i also commented google map location for it but he deleted that comment )so it exist but he exaggerated this -that was going in extreme and that is the problem of our people that they instead of highlighting problem they go in extreme (this is in everything of them they will go ) and completely discard their homeland and as not of any worth to live .Also he said there is load shedding such issue that exist but he doesn't know loadshedding happen in areas where majority living in that area are on "khunda system "so can avoid paying their bills in other areas where there is no khunda system load shedding doesn't happen in many areas of Karachi it doesn't happen now that's separate topic there should be adequate action against those who do instead of punishing that entire locality (it is a seperate topic )but we should tell that too and also that problem can be tackled easily by installing solar (which majority do )/UPS such and secondly bills are high that is temporary as such
Even I wouldn't have said he is exaggerating such if he didn't say there is no park /library in Jouhar whereas reality it exist -at least one shouldn't lie .I found him there pathetic that he gone to this extreme and by that misguided the person to a great extent
We should highlight problems instead of doing exaggeration such and discard something completely I believe -this going in extreme (be it of any side -positive or negative )isn't correct -you then can lead to misguiding others who don't know much present them wrong picture
Just one problem that person will face that is will be problematic is that there can be less probability that he will get visa again of that overseas country nothing else as such .
There are many people also who do great even after visiting back to pakistan from oversea -you will find even in this comment section who are telling that they don't regret as such - don't face a lot of problem ,are successful just enough with it so discouraging overseas that once you come in your homeland you will live in hell is not a correct analogy made at all many also have to look at their families maybe their parents are suffering so they can't let them suffer and let them die eventually by it -how much it will be inhumane that son let its parent suffer when they needed him the most for their personnel benefit such -that parent taken care of the child since childhood did its best give him good life that he is successful today but when it was time that parent due to old age or any other problem needed its son assistance the son didn't care and let the parent to suffer .... such people in their extreme exaggeration , in their extreme negativity misguide and inject a lot of fear in people who don't know much and cause chaos more .There are problems and I believe they should be highlighted but going to such that you discard something completely you make other who don't know much in great fear is not right at all
Rest I don't live abroad - I live in Karachi, Pakistan
I am British Pakistani, 40 years of age. Moved to Pakistan 2 years ago. No internet, no gas here . Life is miserable. Its been 11 months I didn't leave my house . Only go out to buy milk from grocery store once a week and straight come back. As Junaid said, it's only good to visit for couple of weeks. If you move here permanently,it will definitely 100% become a nightmare, guaranteed.
@@drteeka7883 Sad to hear that.
@@drteeka7883 well the politicians have to make it better. They need to work for their country and not fill their pockets with one foot abroad and one foot at home.
Go back
You must be Nawaz Sharif. If not go back to UK. Only Nawaz. Sharif for loot mar in Pakistan from UK . 😅
@@AF-yq9es these politicians don't come from Mars, they are one of us. We as a nation all of us are corrupted to certain degree. Pakistan have done progress in an opposite direction and its going south fast. I have no hope in Pakistan's bright future at all, and I have million valid reasons for that. Maybe in next 500 years or so, it might get better but still no guarantee. Morally corrupted societies where no one trust each other doesn't progress. Period
I know why they are thinking of moving, because the man's "relatives" are taunting him by indirectly saying
"ISKO APNI MAA KI QADAR NAHIN, DEKHO WAHAN BETHA HOA HA ARAAM SE" making him depressed.
These are the people who will never appreciate you ever, so please don't take any action out of EMOTIONS.
@@ashawesomeone exactly
Brother let the guy take his mother to live with her..... everyone does it....not the end of the world
@@MHussain-es2qdExactly, that is what I was thinking, why Junaid bhai didn't suggest that? Aus has world-class medical facilities as well. It's no big deal.
@@INSVikranth australia is the shittiest country for an immigrant's relatives, it has very strict rules for bringing parents in Australia for an immigrant.
He should rather call his mother to Australia
Qismat har kissi ki apni apni hai, i have seen many who moved back and are doing good, and have seen many who mived abroad and even after spending theur half life there they are struggling.
When you have no one to talk to, nobody to takecare and you and living in a loop of waking up going to work coming back and it repeats then i believe life is miserable.
Aap nay there kaha her kisi k apny halaat hain mera bas chalta to bachon ko lay ker Pakistan aa jati lakin wahan koi asa setup nahi tha k reh sakti
Every kid in the family has his own role. Your siblings are taking care of your mother but there bread and butter is in Pakistan so it would be difficult for them to support medical expenses of your mother. Here comes your part. You live abroad and may be able to bridge that gap. So, there is no need for any guilt. Just do your part. To support your parents in Pakistan, you always have to choose one either, support them financially or support them morally and physically. You can't do both in Pakistan. That's what will happen if you come back. Morally and physically your sibling are already here to support your mother. There is no need for you to do the same but if stay abraod you can help financially which might be needed. If you come back you will regret within 6 months.
Best advice
Excellent advice.....I appreciate this 👍
I was born and raised in a first-world country, but now I'm stuck in this third-world country and struggling to leave.
Which Country?
Oho😢
😢😢
First world country ka passport haina to nikal jana bhai
Why are you stuck?
I read so many comments. Even Junaid sahib speach but in his words and action so much contradiction. He is giving advice don't come back Pakistan but he is staying in Pakistan beside he travels so many countries past years but still choose to come back and stay in Pakistan. I stay in Africa I travel around the world including newziland and USA. I got 10 years USA multiple visit visa and 10 years multiple Canada visit visa and in October 2022 I visit USA I got my south African nationality in 2011 and born in (kasur) punjab Pakistan. Long story short all is depend what u want to do in ur life. Are u ready to face the challenges or don't want to face any trouble in ur life at any cost even on the cost of ur mother. Choice is urs and consequences obviously u will face Regret or no regret. As a human and as a Pakistani we have responsibilities toward humanity Muslims and Pakistan and as a Pakistani I think we failed to fulfill our duties. We always choose easy way in life that's why Pakistan in this position. We don't want to give sacrifice. If we really want our childrens and grand childrens future safe then some one must talk responsibilities. Pakistan almost on the edge of destruction. Our struggle not bigger than our forefathers like Muhammad Ali Jinnah(R. a). Please share ur honest experiences as overseas Pakistani how white people treat you. Please own ur country sake of ur childrens. Days are not that far when Pakistan will progress
In Sha Allah
❤
With you being outside, how will that be possible. Change of heart among the locals, is that what you're banking on??
Me and my wife moved back to Pakistan in 2022 from USA with 3 kids, lived in USA for 14 years.
Alhumdhullilah things are well here also satisfied that I am taking care of my parents as well.
she`s a swimmer......... and just imagine the thought of "swimming in karachi" ....... pakistanis even disown her Olympic swimming competitors
Agreed
Pakistan disowns anyone that does anything for it's improvement.
Yes but pakistani actresses see their dresses 😅
There is public library named Urdu Bagh also known as Urdu anjuman library at johar block 1 opposite to Karachi university.
I was born in Dubai and spent 15 years of my childhood life in Dubai. It was all good and happy and suddenly my father decided to move to Pakistan and then the bad chapter of our lives started.believe me a single day in Pakistan was like living 100 years in hell. Fortunately i left Pakistan in 2014 and never went back to that hell again.
😂😂😂
Pakistan is a hell
Guys charity begins at home. Our near and dear ones deserve our charity first. Sameway Pakistan is motherland. Let's at least not talk bad. Let's fix what we can. There are great people in Pakistan.
Name these great people @@fightforlife4661
@@fightforlife4661perhaps you are part of Ashrafia.
I'm born and bred in England in the Uk ( Pakistani ethnicity) but In Sha Allah will make hijrah to Pakistan, for no other reason than to be in a Muslim country. Life isn't meant to be about living comfortably, life is about making the struggle for Allah to be closer to your religion. If that means no internet and thats what you need to survive then your priorities are very wrong. Pakistan Zinbadab.
I hear you brother, but it is more than just being in a Muslim country. I love Pakistan and wish it was practically possible to live there. May Allah t'ala forbid, if you run into some legal issues, you will find yourself wondering if you're really in a Muslim country. I hate to discourage you, but ground reality is different. Give it a try but be ready for a shock.
May Allah gives u success . Doing it for Allah will never cause u distress . Believe me .
@drsmart0078 thank you brother. This is the kind of encouragement we should give. I pray Allah bless you with the best of this life and the hereafter.
@abdulasp7309 In Sha Allah. May Allah accept all our struggles and May he bring us closer to him no matter where we are.
This is a Muslim country by just name brother. You will find more qualities of being a Muslim in foreign countries people.
Elite ka hai Pakistan -- well said 💯💯
Pakistan - Aligarh k london ki saazish
میں آسٹریلین شہری ہوں۔اور چار سال سے پاکستان میں بطور ڈاکٹر ہوں۔میں بہت خوش ہوں۔الحمد للہ۔
کراچی سندھ سے باہر پاکستان یعنی پنجاب ٹھیک ہے
Sometimes, there’s a tendency to bash without fully exploring certain areas, which leads to a one-sided perspective. In Gulistan-e-Johar, Urdu Bagh (W4H8+9X4, Block 1, Gulistan-e-Johar) is a large, accessible library that serves the community well.
Distance of travel, roads, safety etc....is also serving the community?
@@MHussain-es2qd
Why you all are after luxuries of life
Why ???
What’s wrong with simple life
Fully connected with Allah SWT
When are you people going to wake up
We are in the End times
The fire balls will be falling on your heads then you will stop crying over petty little things
@@Fara-pz3ip Because these are worldly materialistic people. For them the meaning of success is money in bank, high GDP, and how little clothes you can wear, that is all.
@@Fara-pz3ipthese are not "luxuries" these are basic needs 🤡
great visionary pappu!
you are absolutely right Junaid bhai, I my self very rarely visit my country and i brought my children only once to Pakistan and they were all the time sick there, they were happy to meet ''DADA and DADI'' .its now 34 years i am abroad working .
ہم کافی سال بعد باہر رہ کے واپس آگئے ۔ مگر اللہ کا بار بار شکریہ ادا کرتی ہوں کہ واپس آگئی ہوں ۔ الحمدللہ
Is mulk mai jaan,maal air izaat mehfoz nahi hai. Bohat jald default hoga yeah mulk.
° اچھا ، یہ کب تک ممکن ہے | @@NBDave-l3m
Is mulk Ka koi future Nahi hai
Kyn wapis agaein ap?
App ko jald afsos hoga apni choice pe
I have been living in Australia for the last 17 years, and things have changed significantly in Pakistan since my last visit. All I can say is to please stay away.
Bhai U r Living in a paradise like Australia. Don't think of coming back to Pakistan
My fav country is Australia especially because of its pleasant weather. You are luckiest person, bro. Europe is cold & Pakistan is hell
I moved in 2010 from the US. Ran away in 2 years never to make this mistake again. I was also so called elite from DHA but still couldn’t cut it. Johar? No f’ing way. lol!
5:27 Irony of not having internet in a cyber network area😂
Yes right. He’s story maker.
I was born in Bahrain, I have experienced all the bullying and humiliation that comes with being an overseas Pakistani. Materialistic people will never tell you about the lack of dignity we're exposed to abroad. Moved back to Pakistan twelve years ago and never looked back. The money isn't worth being ridiculed and side eyed at the age of six by fully grown adults. Have some mercy on your children and come back.
You didnt liked bahrain?
Born, raised and still living in Bahrain here 🙌
Thank you sir for this very honest answer! As someone who grew up in the US, and came back to Karachi for 1 year with my husband and kids, I agree with you 100%. Life here poses so many challenges, especially for women. I hope and pray one day life will be better in Pakistan, but the way it is, we feel caged up and suffocated.
Mai saudia se move ho kar aai hoon jauhar main rehti hoon yahan aa kar maine apne bachon ko dr.eng.or l.l.b karwaya hai yahan park bhi hai library bhi hai shoping mall bhi hai achy bury din har mulk par aaty hai lekin tum jesa choti zehniyat ka admi na ho.
Thankyou dear
You are 💯 right
Bakwas. Achay din kab aye 75 salon main. Koi aik Saal bata do. Sab countries 2 3 Saal main recover ho jati Hain Lekin ye 75 salon main nahi hua bharwa
Thanks baji, idher comment section is full of jaahil people running after worldly pleasures. Jinko europe jana hai nangi larkian dekhne. Jaahil log.
App pagal ho. Pakistan mai jaan,maal aur izaat mehfooz nahi hai. Koi qatal bhi kardega tumhare bachon ko to koi insaf ki umeed nahi karna. Chor,daku aur qatilon ka raaj hai is mulk mai.
Im a 2nd generation British/Pakistani born and bred in the UK. At rhe ripe age of 50 i built a house in Bahria town Rawalpindi and every year i spend 2 months (jan/feb) in Rawalpindi. I spend most of my time exploring and riding my road bike with like minded enthusiasts! Roads are great not ridden with pot holes like the UK. Exploring Margalla hills on mountain bike is amazing. Pakistan or any other country is what you make it to be! Explore it, so much to see! Plan is to spend 6 months a year (dec -May)
@@an5897 or maybe u are miserable and talking out of context
@@an5897- I also travel with the Mrs and we do a lot of Trail walking in the Margalla's. Kids have grown up and moved on.
I had an accident, a hit and run case by rickshaw driver. Be very careful as I'm still recovering. Law and order situation is very poor. You never know if a guy who's having a bad life may hit you and wreck havoc in your life.
No idea which Pakistan you visited on your bike trips. But it´s definitely not the real one. Or you must be blind and without a sense of smell if you truely believe what you are writing here! You can´t be more ridiculous then taking Bahria Town and Margalla Hills as an example for Pakistan. No wait, you could. By telling us Pakistan is Wah Gardens lol
Bro toured Islamabad and thinks it the entire country.
This guy is very right. I agree 100%. Thankyou for your honest opinion, you did not sugar coat it. God bless and all the best.
Junaid bhi i been living in Melbourne 35 years plus time has changed western world life has changed its very hard to survive these days mahangai on top people struggling I seen people living in karz all there life and work like slaves just to survive moving to Pakistan is good idea if you have saved few dollars move to Pakistan with money and live high life karz free here in western world people think they living happy but extremely under pressure of repayments car loan home loan etc that’s reality
35 years, in australia. you are still struggling
@@muhammadfezanamjad9836
I am telling the truth which people living in Pakistan can’t see
Alhamdulila I am not struggling at all because I stop taking karz loans but living very very comfortably because have minimum expenses
But as I said what you are see people overseas it’s not true it’s life on karz
Living under pressure of loan repayments
It’s truth
Pakistan ma a jaen Allah na kre 1 he din ma sari saving loot gae phr kia kren gy ap , etni security Pakistan ma ni ha jitni bhr ha edhr har waqt bhr niklte hen to dar he lga rehta ha k kuc ho na jae, aur ho jae to sunne wala koi ni bhi
I don’t know what kind of life u living in Australia, after 35 years u still complaining about inflation then u need some financial education , it’s called investment,go google it
I moved back to Pakistan living happily as I have rental income. If you have plenty of money then Pakistan is good.
After 40 years I moved to Pakistan which has massively deteriorated over last 40 years but I feel satisfied that I am sharing the difficulties with all my other relatives most often helping them
I am now 75 years old. I left Pakistan in 1970. Admitted Pakistan has gone down and I agree with you visiting for short periods is fine but let's be honest that you are a second class citizen and you can never make friends like you do in your own country. Retirement with pension from abroad will give a better standard of living. So I am in two minds whether to move back. I want to meet my old friends at a coffee shop instead of taking walks on your own in the park without talking to people. I agree with you that living in Pakistan for younger person maybe difficult.
Let me go again this year and decide. Thank you for your analysis 🙏
They will be after your money since you're an elder person I say proceed with caution it's a vile dangerous country filled with despotic people.
Are kyu marne chale aa rahe ho...aap apni rest zindagi wahi basar kare...happy life..
I am a German national living in Germany, currently working at the energy company EWR. I faced a situation similar to yours back in 2020. Since my mother was alone in Pakistan, I decided to leave everything behind and move there in 2020.
After my father’s passing in 2012, I inherited 48 acres of agricultural land, along with three houses and other property. My total rental income was around 4.5 million rupees per year. I thought I would live peacefully in Pakistan and take care of my mother.
However, I didn’t find peace there. After 18 months, the conditions became so difficult that I had to return to Germany. Now that I’m back, I have no desire to live in Pakistan again.
I would partially agree and partially disagree. If you have money you can get access to all the facilities that you want even in Pakistan. I don't know about Karachi but in Islamabad for sure. Speaking as an overseas living in the US.
Bakwas! Jab jaan ,maal aur izaat mehfooz nahi to achar dalna hai is mulk paisa kharch karke. Basic needs tak mushkil hogaye hain yahan.
Dude your life and money is still not safe.
I'm currently doing my masters in France, came to Pakistan for vacations and just three days ago became a victim of car theft.
Pakistan is screwed up. I really hope i make enough money and call my parents abroad permanently.
Yeh sab kehne ki baatain hain. Koi idara apki help nhi krta agar koi mishap ho
Money wont buy you water or electricity
Hi. I live in UK and I am happy to live in..
I’ve lived in USA for almost 25 years now I’m in Karachi with my family since 2016. I do not understand why you never talk about the difficulties and challenges faced by people living outside the country. Stop intimidating these innocent people; it only leads to more anxiety and depression. Indeed, our time in this world is finite. Have you ever thought about the idea of eternal life?
Sir you are living in Pakistan and doesn't matter where you go you will always be a Pakistani and you are earning and travelling based on bashing Pakistan.
overseas pakistani who once become so well financilally will always move back to pakistan those who knows they knows
😂
Ultra rich with foreign passport, YES
It's not the case all the time. The county is in the worst situation of its entire history. I have been overseas for 15 years and am looking for ways to avoid permanently returning to Pak in future.
In Sha Allah
May Allah SWT bless you Junaid bhai abundantly in both worlds.
Sincere and best advice given to this Sister from Australia
Better take parents along, out of here. It's a bigger curse if you leave your parents and aren't able to serve them while they are alive.
Is it possible? Because all the western countries they don't allow parents pr. Parents can just get visit visa after that they have to go back😢😢. These worries stoping me from going abroad.
Parents adjust nahi karthe hain foreign countries mai.
@@NBDave-l3m exactly , parents ko financially support krna hi only option hai bahir sy
I personally face this situation for two years. When I move back for two years back in 2021. Have to live inside house most of time. But when came back to Australia in 2023 I felt that I am released from prison. Every painful situation m.
I hope you succeed again.
i feel that way right now
You are very intelligent and no nonsense person. You and Syed Muzzamil are gem of persons from Pakistan
Syed Muzzamil is a desi liberal person trying to spread his non-sense here
why you care about us
I love Amritpal and Syed ali geelani and Stalin from tamil nadu
This guy is honest and talk sense
Khalistan Nagaland Tamil Kashmir freedom soon
@@Bashir-n2x Delusion at its peak. It's not your fault... misguided by your leaders for 70 years.
I don’t care what everyone say. I am going to move back to PK. I miss home I miss the little things. This is how I am
Make sure you book return ticket as well 😊 best of luck 😊
@@zainulabdin1720why? You think everyone is fool like you? Plz go and do something positive instead of spreading negatives.
Gas Ka source by JK : 1 in Pak Studies...2nd in Pichwara
Best wishes dear
@@ImranAleeem i am from UK. I would advice the samethinh
We moved to Pakistan because my husband thought it's the best place to be,worst decision ever😢
Wapis chale jao. Hum bhi wapis jarahe hain.
why?
Not worst decision.
we moved from Dubai to Pakistan, worst decision of our life.
Omg
Wise decision
If you understand that purpose of Muslim’s life is not to have all the luxuries of life but to aim to gain Allah SWT’s pleasure and go to Jannatulfirdoz
Connect yourselves to Quran and sunnah
Do everything only to please Allah SWT
Leave your deeds that displeases Allah SWT and move towards what Allah SWT commanded
Then you will see how Allah SWT’s help will come .
You will cry seeing His help but other people around you won’t even notice
I pray may almighty God give you wisdom and ease all your difficulties
Tum logo ke dimag me yahi chalta hai 24 ghante jannat aur jehnnum
@@Fara-pz3ip i suggest to watch and debate in ex muslim Shail show. It will open your eyes
Sheesh, I'm really sorry but 😂 2:43
paisa, dollat, izzat, khana peena in sab se zaroori maa baap han ❤️
Pointless comment
@@abbasz1 hey because someone's don't have their parents ♥️
I'm currently doing my masters in France, came to Pakistan for vacations and just three days ago became a victim of car theft.
Pakistan is screwed up. I really hope i make enough money and call my parents abroad permanently.
@@meetimian3383 There are car thefts in UK and France but you have car insurance that's why nobody bothers about car theft.
My first time watching your podcast. Great advice for overseas Pakistanis and I appreciate your honesty.
Junaid Bhai you are 100% right mein Gulistan-e-Jouhar ka resident hon, library wali baat dil ko lagi, lakin NIPA par library ha. Mein Pakistan ka liya dua go ho ka mera mulk bhi bahtareeen jaga ho, mein apni taraf sa pori kosis karta ho aur mehnat sa kam karta hon , mein ek qualified accountant ho, har month more than 80+K ka direct tax bhi pay karta ho aur indirect tu sab hi pay karta han. rozana sub 9 sa sham 8 tek job bhi kar raha hoo, lakin ALLAH ki zaat sa mayoos nai hon inshaALLAH mera mulk Pakistan bhi ek bhatareen mulk bana ga!! chahay us waqt tek mein zinda ho ya na ho!!
Imran bhai, your comment made my day.
Pakistan is our country and it is our responsibility to try to to fix it.
Main bahir jaany k khilaaf ni hon, agar aap ksi baray maqsad (Education, World Politics, Dawwah) k liye jaaty hain to koi haraj ni.
Bahir b koi jannat wala mahool ni hai.
Ye jo khatoon ny swaal poocha hai, Allah kry k kal ko aisa NAA ho k in ki daughters k pronoun (she,her) sy change ho k (It, them, duck,cat) na ho jaien or ye bachian aoni walida ko old age home main na chor aaien.
Pakistan k serious masail hain, agar sb zaheen,mehanti,courage walay log bahir chaly jaien gy to phir ye mulk aisa he rahay ga.
Kharab cheez ko he to thek krna hamara zindagi ka maqsad hai. We are here to uplift others.
Khaali bahir jaa k remittances bhj deny sy to mulk ni thek ho jaata. Bahir jaa k aap k bachay secular,libral, atheist bnty jaa rhay hain. Jb deen he ni raha to phir maal o dolaat ka kya krna.
Khair jesa k main ny kaha k koi bara naik maqsad ho to zaroor jaien bahir. Magar is niyaat sy k
bahir ja k pur sakoon zindagi guzarni hai or end pe oont(camel) ki tarah paray paray mar jaana hai aisa thandi zindagi ka to koi faida ni.
BTW, Pakistan k itnay halaat kharab ni hain jitny Karachi k hain. Junaid bhai aap kabhi Bhakkar Mianwali side pe chakar lagaien
Zameen ka saaf paani, clean air, Internet with good speed (JUST got 33 Mbps on fast.com speedtest), Almost good milk on shops.
There is also a decent library in Bhakkar Gym with books and free laptops and internet.(You can search it on "E-Library Bhakkar" on Google).
One more thing, Parents are not like the guys passing baton in olympics race. They spend their entire lives for kids. kids are supposed to just throw them away just like that????
Apkay mulk bohut jald farigh honay wala hai. Don't waste your time. Nikal jao Bhai.
Ameen
After doing 8 to 8 jobs, what is left to serve country,
@@Liza_creations0 An 8-to-8 job can be exhausting, leaving little energy at the end of the day. But serving the country doesn’t always require grand gestures. Sometimes, it’s about finding small, meaningful ways to make an impact, even within the constraints of a busy life, such as sharing knowledge and mentoring, volunteering a few hours to share your professional experiences, and advising best practices, supporting Local Initiatives/startup businesses.
True and an honest opinion 👍
I know many who moved back to Pakistan and are doing well Alhamdullillah. It depends on the community, you choose when you move back.
Bakwas
@@NBDave-l3m U pajeeeeeet bot?
@@mudassaram1410 Pakistani hoon. c*tye admi sach sune ki himmat paida karo. Jaan,maal aur izaat mehfoz nahi hai Pakistan mai.
@@mudassaram1410 Chaye admi aqal hai tumhare andar? pakistani hoon mai koi indian nahi.
@@mudassaram1410 Pakistani hoon mai. G**o insan sach sune ki himmat paida karo. Jaan,maal aur izaat mehfooz nahi hai Pakistan mai amm admi ki.
If u have wealth Pakistan is the best country in the to spend your life
Fantastic and absolutely true analysis regarding current situation of Pakistan.
It is ashame but he is telling the facts!
Jo marzi kaho jo marzi bolo jab tak maa baap ya dono main say aik b zinda hai Pakistan 🇵🇰 ko nahi chor saktay Han humaray kids don’t think they will go back
Barrri bat key di boss love you ❤❤❤
Koi pagal hi rahe ga Pakistan mai.
Pakistan aik dozakh hai aur ap KO Lagta hai dozakh Ka experience pehlay hi ho gya hai Mubarak ho
@@parvezmalikvlogs1311
Malik sb apnay shayad Pakistan 🇵🇰 k elawa kuch dekha nahi hai jis k sath app Pakistan ko compare kar sakain
@@alikayani2931 Bhai main is waqt bhi alhamdolillah Sydney Australia main reh Raha hon shukar Alhamdolillah
God Bless you Junaid. You think so practical. You are a real master guide for people like me who are thinking the same as many overseas pakistanis to move back to Pakistan, Our beloved country.
However my mind has changed untill some extent as things have only deteriorated in Pakistan.
I'm a 27 year old Pakistani who lives in Dublin currently and i will never want to live in Pakistan. But it breaks my heart that my parents are away from me. Pakistan is a true definition of a banana republic
Junaid bhai your wife is from UK and you live many years in Dubai and still you are living in Pakistan because you can never left even if you wish you could have British passport now, you visit almost whole word (main countries) but still choose to live in Pakistan, so just giving suggestion and living here in reality is different. I'm in UK from last 2 years and life here is like machine, just work everyday to pay rents &groceries and still have to face racism as we are 2nd class citizen here. Yeah Pakistan have probelsms but uf someone have money and want to move back, it's best decision of life, you enjoy every moment of your life in Pakistan, you enjoy every festival. So, you also been here to live for few days, so you enjoy time here but if you live in western countries permanently, it's very difficult as well.
bilkul theek kaha aap nay.. I agree with you awais... I am in Sweden from last 2 years, and life is a hell here... so much racism..hate for colored people and depression at its peak... creative thinking gai tail layna...just work work work..! no happiness... kisi club may b chalay jao to goria b moun nahi lagati ...!
Your comment is one of sesensible
for everyone who just blindly wanna trust this bald man and everything without seeing the reality, i came from pakistan to australia here in 2024
believe me its like a hell to live in australia for me, cuz my background is from pak, so you can only love to live in a country where your background is. Believe me each and everyone i have met in australia wanna move back to pak cuz life is shit here
He is 1000% right. I worked in ksa for 19 years. Sab set chal raha tha tab hamain bhi change ka keera kata. I resigned from a 25K Riyals job with medical and other facilities and moved back to pakistan. In two years left pakistan again as i got a chance to move to UK.
Chuti per jana aur permanent rehna bahot faraq hai.
@0:52 Husband became an orphan at the age of 10 but currently has a mother diagnosed with Parkinson’s?How did that happen?
I think lost his father or the person who earns the living for the family, I believe so that's what she meant, I am not sure though.
Orphan means the one who lost his/her father according to islamic laws.
See there are many problems in Pakistan butt mostly log bachoon ki tarbiyat karne ate hain Pakistan bcz pakistani enviorment is better than American!
I am Aussie and Pak national. Started my carer as gross root level from a grocery shop in Landhi Quaidabad and now have successfull career with top MNCs. Being as a father of two kids, I can tell you its really hard for my kids to settle down in Pakistan. We miss Pak so much but we can't bear daily struggle in Pakistan.
Pakistan is not designed for middle class or poor people 😢, this country is for rich elite class who are ruling decades after decades,,
No future in Pakistan
No moral values .
No pain for others
No contributions
No trusted people
No one keep promise
I can type 1000 negitve 👉 points & can proof pakistan is miserable country
Unless you don't have lot of money, connections, govt authority, big business, relationship with mafia's, deceiving others etc
Junaid Bhai ... Hats off to you...u got balls to say harsh reality.... Luv from india❤❤❤
I came across your podcast by cast - and have to say was completely struck by your honesty. I am from the UK and have visited Pakistan and everything you say is true. Great for holidays but would'nt want to live there especially in the current climate. My grandfather came from Pakistan and often told stories about how wonderful it was ( maybe it was at that time ) but it seems like a scary place now - no freedom of speech - no rule of law - no justice at all and so much corruption - there was a ray of light in Imran Khan , myself and others were considering buying second homes there , and even having businesses there at that time. But that ray of light is also being diminished....such a shame as there is actually so much potential in Pakistan .
Junaid Bhai! Your Previous Background of Design Tubelights were very Superb! Is this a new setup as its background was plain? Your Fan from India!
He usually rents his studios. His contract for the previous studio might have ended, so I think he shifted to a new place. Since it's new, it might not be set up fully right now.
100% true and practical advice. Visit twice a year during school vacations and have family live for a month or two. Understandable its a tough situation esp when it comes to taking care of elderly parentsr. May Allah swt make things easy for them
Origina Namel: Perfume Chawk
Fake/Extremist Names: Milaad Chawk, Azadar Chawk, Labbaik Chawk
Please tell her to stay in Australia. Her husband’s mom will feel better if she stays in Australia.
Pakistan's education policy set back Pakistan 100 years behind in the world. Proud to be an Indidan.
Yes true
Thank you for being one of the few honest Pakistanis to give sincere advice.
The person who asked this question, should they actually move to Pakistan will have their life utterly destroyed by the chaos of everyday life in Pakistan.
I moved back to Pakistan in 2017. Worst decision of my life. Regret it everyday, even Uganda is better
Like seriously 🙄🙄are you gonna mad
@@RizzKhan-h2h I have lived in Uganda and Kenya it is better in every aspect. Kenya especially is miles ahead of Pakistan.
@@zohaibmohammed2344ok apna bola hum nai mana now just leave 🥱🥱🫤🫤
why?
I was born in Pakistan but now i am British national honestly telling i cant live in Pakistan for longer than weeks. That doesn't mean i hate to live there, i am just use to it living here. Alhamdulillah was best decision with my British passport i been to 13 countries and i just need ticket to fly no more travelling restrictions.
Junaid!!! In which cage you live in Karachi???? Yeah sometimes there are issue with electricity and internet but these are completely manageable these days. I don't know maximum internet blackout is more than 5-7 days in whole year. For those 5-7 days, quit work, go to relatives homes, visit graves of elder who passed away, go to ground and enjoy some cricket. ...... Plz waste 4-5 lacks on solar panels to avoid electricity issues... So issues are manageable.
People like junaid blame pakistan as bad country but they will never make efforts to make our country good
Quite on the point. Struggle is everywhere, so why not take responsibility of building a better country rather than just run away, as Junaid says.
@@connectwithimran We need to understand that whole country can never run away. Only few million can go....and what for remaining hundreds of millions? They are our blood....so we can't leave our innocent poor people in shattered way. The best solution is that tip talent should stay and build economy so that lower bottom can survive in better way.
We can have issue here and can choose to even go to foreign country but at least we shouldn't spit venom against country because it's our land, our people, our blood where we all are destined.....
I'm currently doing my masters in France, came to Pakistan for vacations and just three days ago became a victim of car theft.
Pakistan is screwed up. I really hope i make enough money and call my parents abroad permanently.
Pakistan is done
@@meetimian3383 Yeah it's done for people like you!!!
Sorry bro for harsh words...
Will you bring your brother, sister, cousins, other family to France???? Certainly not because France is not going to give so much visa. What about your friends ....so each Pakistani have blood relation, should we all move to France and than listen nonsense of Marine Le Pan...Do you know Marine Le Pan??? Are you sure France will keep you there as actual French....bro, I used to stay in foreign country, and almost half of my extended family live in 2-3 EU countries but is this solution????? No way... Don't be so naive that you are French after getting papers.......we colour people are going to face more tough time and it's only Pakistan where we call ourselves as our true home.... whatever nonsense we say about Pakistan, at end it's Pakistan where no one can say us that we are "Others".
Whatever issues are in Pakistan, we have to fix them.....if we can't fix them, at least we can pray for it and avoid any stuff which spread hopelessness.
I moved to Islamabad in 1996 with my children to give them a better life... 2 years later, I ended up with severe depression and moved back to the UK.
Life looks better from afar but living in a different mindset and culture can take its toll.
Go for a couple of months in winter but keep the country you live in.
Junaid Bahia. Ur comments are based but it's much difficult to live in another country. Thanks 😊
“Cigarettes vigarette nahi peni” Ok Junaid bhai chain smoker😂
Hey Junaid, am watching you from india .Kindly share clips of areas you are talking about so we too can relate to your topics.😊
7:08 This is Hilarious 😄
😂😂
Miss hen kaa pizza.. Mast aaay 😂
I am from joher Karachi before I am 35years I worked in Oman navy now I am Karachi joher perfume chok now I very happy enjoying life and better than Oman and nothing happen with me you portrait joher very bad remarks I love ❤️ joher love Karachi I have freedom here
Why ....omas was bad ?
Sick and tired of this county. Forget Karachi, even Islamabad has become hell nowadays. Finally decided to leave for Europe next year
Or wahan se thuddy mar kar nikal diya to.
@@osamazahid4768 run away from this black hole , save your life
W move bro.
Junaid Sahab, I totally agree with your suggestions. Being from the same filed, I know how tough it is to work from Pakistan 🇵🇰 even if you have best internet connect. The Western companies are blocking Pakistani IPs, making it nearly impossible to work. Also moving family back to Karachi would be the worst decision they would have made. One can give it thought to Lahore or Islamabad but Karachi is a wild wild east.
American Born Confused Desi 😂
I'm currently doing my masters in France, came to Pakistan for vacations and just three days ago became a victim of car theft.
Pakistan is screwed up. I really hope i make enough money and call my parents abroad permanently.
India Pakistan and Bangladesh..situation same everywhere
1. Huge Population
2. Corruption
3. Pollution
4. Poverty
5. Lack of basic facilities
6. Hygiene
7. Unplanned cities
Coming to visit is one thing..staying forever is another...😂😂😂
8. Sharif Family.
9. Zardari Family
10. Asim Muneer
11. Selfish people who just hate the country and never give back. They'll whine, but will never fix anything.
India have 24 crore illigally Pakistani citizens. Like Pakistan send Afgani to Afghanistan similarly if India send 24 crore illigally Pakistani citizens to Pakistan than India can sell 24 crore peoples food to World and earn billions ✌️😊
India have highest illigally Pakistani citizens 24 crore they are living illigally in India since after taking Pakistan in 1947
Muslims in Hindustan bacche allha ki den hai berojgari bhukhmari Modi ki den hai 🤷
I agree with Junaid but i would like to add here that still these problems are much more in Karachi specifically. I lived in Punjab as well and the life there is far better in terms of infrastructure and law and order
Facts spoken by Junaid bhai
Absolutely True Unfortunately!
It was Once upon a time ! 😢
I am also living in Germany and it's citizen.
Thinking to move back to India as well and confused 🤔
Don't
Where are you from in India ?
Never
Mat aao
@@sanjeevsharrma Delhi - Noida
میں 2015 میں تین بچوں کے ساتھ کینیڈا سے پاکستان آیا تھا۔ الحمدللہ میرے تمام بچے پاکستان میں اپنی تعلیم مکمل کر چکے ہیں، اور ایک ایک کر کے تینوں بچے ٹورنٹو میں اعلیٰ تعلیم حاصل کرنے کے لیے کینیڈا واپس چلے گئے ہیں۔ ہاں ہم سب نے کراچی میں پہلے 5 سے 8 سال بہت مشکل وقت گزارے ہیں۔ الحمدللہ اب ہم پاکستان سے لطف اندوز ہوتے ہیں، وسیع پیمانے پر کراس کاونٹری، اسٹریٹ فوڈ کا سفر کرتے ہیں اور دوسرے ممالک سے نئے پاکستانیوں کی مدد کرتے ہیں۔ مجھے لگتا ہے کہ اس میں وقت لگے گا اور آپ کو یہ سیکھنا ہوگا کہ آپ کس طرح خوش زندگی گزار سکتے ہیں، مجھے اور میری بیوی کو کراچی میں صفورا چونگے میں رہنا پسند ہے۔ اور پاکستان کے مختلف شہروں اور حیرت انگیز نارتھن ایریا میں خوبصورت سماجی زندگی سے لطف اندوز ہوں۔
Wow safora chorangi... What a place of rush, congestion, traffic and parking issues. I have a flat in the Arif arcade near safora chorangi
Pakistan is paradise. If you have money. For you and the family. In every way. If you’re just a working type. Then it’s hell. And I am from the United kingdom. For me to say that. Is saying something.
Every place is paradise if you have money and much better paradises than Pakistan. Dominican republic, Colombia, Thailand,Brazil etc
@@TupacUS711Nah then the generals of the military would not have stayed in Pakistan
@@usmani1955 they have to stay because them bagging fat racks.
I completely understand the situation, I moved from US to Dubai just because of the same reason. Traveling back and forth from Dubai to Karachi is easy, tickets are not very expensive. Your husband will find the job in-sha-Allah (yes, there are challenges in finding jobs in Dubai but with some patience he will).
He is 💯 right. He is soo honest
Born and raised in saudi arabia riyadh.
Moved to Pakistan at the age of 16 to start medical college
First week of medical college they killed beynazir bhutto and burned down half the city. Then came the nightmare of taliban attacks and load shedding. People at the medical college were also not very nice and always talked cheap. Also right after we moved to karachi our apartment was illegally occupied by renters who didnt pay rent for a year..Left Pakistan in 2015 for good. First moved to saudi and now in london and only coming back to see my relatives who have always been so kind to me and helped me through this rough transition. Pakistan might be failed state but it has taught me hard work and humility and there are still good people who would help you despite their own struggles
Bhai Pakistan itna be bura nhi,Jitna overseas Pakistani logo ko deraya jata h... come and invest here...Ghr tu akhair apna hai
Jee nahi! Jis mulk mai rapist,qatil aur chor khule aam pherte hoon. Jahan jaan,maal aur izaat mehfooz na hoon. Woh mulk insano ke rehne ke layak nahi hota. Aisa ghar nahi chayeah.
Honest and clear advise everything you said true Allah bless you this whole direction helps me and my family
after Junaid Bhai's advice that family not even think to move back to Pakistan, only to visit for 2 weeks more than enough.
I spent my childhood in KSA and was 13 when my father moved back. Got stuck in hell for 20 years and finally moved out. Every one and i mean everyone is with negative mind-set, corrupt, ill mannered and unislamic. Your health, self respect, safety all are at stake. Extremely toxic environment.
True I agree with you Junaid
Very entertaining talk delivered with a Karachi vernacular which I tremendously enjoy and kind of miss. I think you made some very convincing points against moving back to Pakistan for someone living in a structured, disciplined society. For me its a very tempting after all Pakistan is the real homeland.Having said that I would never make the move for all the reason you cited. Plus, coming from a somewhat disciplined society where ethics matter Pakistan presents daunting challenges. But, then to each his/her own I can't really tell someone what they should or shouldn't do.