Matanda na para lumipat pa sa Canada? | Moving to Canada in your 40s and 50s | Buhay Canada
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2024
- How old is too old to move to Canada?
In this episode, Canada Advantage Director for Marketing Paul Perez explains why there's still good prospects in Canada for those in their 40s and 50s.
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I came to Canada at the age of 55 with a big family (7). I could attest to my family's success story, with all my kids now earning well. Just came back from one hell of a time from Cancun with my entire family including my daughters-in -laws & my other sons girlfriends.
My family and I came to Canada, way back in December 2000 and moved when I was 43 years old. I got tons of experience in a Middle East hospital. I managed to get the same job after a month. It takes a lot of effort and networking to be able to get my first job. Since then I have and still working in a hospital. Ages is not a problem it's about accepting reality and dreaming of having your children the Canadian education they deserve and here we are now getting it for themselves. I am also at my retirement age but I don't think I will go there, as I believe if you enjoy it let it be. Cheers guys.
The younger you are when you move to Canada, the more advantages you have. For instance, arriving at the age of 50 means you have only about 15 years left to work before retirement. The job market in Canada today is highly competitive, unlike 25-30 years ago, so securing a good job with a decent salary can be challenging. Living costs vary by location, but renting a one-bedroom condo in Toronto, for example, costs over $2,000 a month. The initial years will be a period of adjustment, followed likely by purchasing a home, with a typical mortgage amortization period of 25 years, so do the math. However, if you're considering the move at 50 primarily for the benefit of your family and children, it could be worthwhile, though you should be prepared for some hardships and challenges. If you are single and financially secure in the Philippines, you might be better off staying there.
Basta gusto mo., No materr what?? Been in Canada long time.
Studied and practice there❤❤❤
I moved to Canada at the age of 51 years of age. No age discrimination on application. To me : it’s only a number as long you have the skilled to prove. I applied for skilled worker on PR status.
This is a very encouraging discussion not just for a new comer but even for those who have in Canada for sometime.
Age is just a number. Whether young or old you can accomplish a lot here in Canada. I was already 62 years old when I came here.
Why would anyone in their right mind would move to Canada at 62.???
What can you accomplish at that age ??
Its retirement age for you, you are not supposed to be doing anymore work unless, you
Have not planned your life correctly and now find yourself in a situation where
You have to find employment at age 62.
@@LGP-rn3rn your comment is most welcome. But I don’t have to explain to you.😉
burden to the system without contributing much
@@rockyz1448 Really? I am a legal resident with a full time job and a bonafide tax payer. Doing occasional voluntary work in our community parish church. Anyhow I respect your opinion. God bless.
lolo .....reality talk lang ho sa walmart na lang kayo puede / siguro petisyon kayo ng anak nyo / additional burden pa kayo ng anak nyo / sana stay na lang kayo sa pinas / biro gusto nyo pang kumana ng OAS pension / pero sabet lang kayo ng anak nyo U R abusing the system kawawa naman po kameng nag babayad ng tax tapos kayo wala namang kayo contibusyon sa canada e PUMARINE pa kayo
Nice content ito hinahanap ko..Nakaka encourage po. I'm 43 nung nakapunta po dito sa Canada. Ang daming questions, ang daming insecurities.Thank you po for this.
❤️❤️❤️ Salamat din po sa inyo
I'm already 55, I was there as a tourist last year, i love this topic medyo nakaka relate tayo. 🙂
❤️❤️ thank you!
I went to Canada when I was 43 years old in 2009. I was the principal applicant even though my husband is 4 years younger than me because I gathered more points. I took our moving as a new phase in our lives, leaving a high paying job in exchange for a relaxed and simple life. I found out that stress is not good for my health as I grow old and would want more time with family and friends.
It's so hard to get a PR through EE these days with the general draws having minimum scores as high as 520+. PNPs, Trades, and French proficiency pathways are likely the way to go.
Yes humirap na nga raw talaga
Wow ganda ng topic, super nakakarelate si Manong Jovy 😅
Hehe, naalala kita Manong Jovy nung sinabi yung IT!
Hi, I can share to this experience before way back I say you will have 3 years torture test to your self upon landing to Canada but now it goes up to 5 years . If you past this years now you think the future and comparison between Canada and Philippines. But all of this is on yourself and goal.
I moved here with my wife now at 40. I got my same job as a software engineer here and now working here sa Toronto. Got my pnp nomination now and waiting for PR. So 40 can still do it. Kung babalik pa sa Pinas? Yes if magfail here since I still have properties and passive incomes sa Pinas but luckily we are doing also good here.
we (a family of 4) entered canada as skilled worker at age 44, with me as primary applicant.
Wala naman kasi discrimination sa Canada as long as you’re capable to work at kaya mo yung lifestyle pede ka magsucceed. So regardless of age, color and beliefs pede sa Canada.
Not true everheard of diversity quota? Kung nasa canada ka mapapansin mo may mga company na konti ang immigrants na emplyeado
@@teekbooy4467 sabihin na naten tama ang sinasabi mo at napasok mo lahat ng kompanya at nkita mo lahat ng datos. San mo nman isisiksik ang mga immigrant kung wala silang mkitang trabaho. Edi sana hindi kumukuha ng foreign worker ang Canada kung meron silang basehan ng diversity. Oh we cannot hire you because we already have 7 pinoys, 5 nigerians, 10 disable and 3 lgbt. Ever heard of Canadian Employment Equity Act framework?
Ms. Ina🙏🌷
Hello Cristy!
I was 45 and my wife was 43 when we moved here on Jan. 2023. We already knew our PR pathway even before we applied for student pathway. Thank you to you, Ms Ina because through your channel, we reached out to your guest Rachel and she assisted us as we went through our PR application.
Yes I remember your message before. Sana ok kayo dyan! ❤️ I should thank Rachel and Ef too! Hehe
@@inanutshellvlogSinu po yun Rachel? Anung episode yun? I'm 45 so I need that help 😊Probably I missed that episode. I'm here since day 1.
Future topic po sana un first time home buyers in Canada. Thank you and congratulations for very relevant topics
Sa UAE parang pinas na din may discrimination sa age. Sa mga job interview tinatanung din ang edad
I’m happy I found your video.. relate much and thank you sir Paul for this inspiring topic… 48 here coming to Canada this fall as student… AB also … can you please tell me what is your wife’s group so I can join also 😂❤thank you so much po Ms. Ina for inspiring us 🙏more power to you..
Anak ko at asawa nya 42 at 44 cla pati anak nya.punta cla dyan.2 years na cla dyan.para daw sa future anak nila na isa lang.
Moving to Canada is not starting over its a continuation of your growth. Its like a basketball player transitioning from PBA to the NBA. Yes the environment is more competitive but you get more fulfillment and experience out of it.
You're right Pao. I should stress this point in future episodes. Salamat!
Precisely.
Hi, Mam Ina. Baka may kilala po kayo na Cleaners ang job and ano po yung ginawa nila para ma-PR.
I was 37 when I went to Canada as a student. I’m now PR with only one year program. I left my job as a political staffer in the House of Reps. Now I work in the Ontario Public Service. Will never look back.
Nice and congrats! Whose office in HOR? 😊
@@inanutshellvlog4th District Batangas. Arrived in Canada in 2021. First job is with government agad. PR after 2.5 yrs. Nag volunteer din po ako sa MPP office. It’s really important to network here. I watched your episode with the former UP scientist din. I can relate as I also taught at UP for 5 years. I was ready to start from scratch here but the universe has bigger plans for me and I’m grateful I made the leap.
@@charlenejoylopez3495 Nice. Would love to have you for an episode if you're willing to share! Email me inanutshellvlog@gmail.com if you're interested. 😊
bakit ayaw nyo sa pinas?
hi ate
Hello!
Pag ang tao sad yang Naka focus sa pangingibang Bansa mara ming dapat I adjust sa buhay
Hala magka edad kami ni Sir,tama po zero points at age 50 na,kaya problema ko kung paano madagdagan points.Salamat sa Dyos malakas pa naman,walang sakit o maintenance,pero ramdam na rin ang aging di na mapipigil 😂pero laban lang..
Honestly, for the sake of my kids future I have no any doubt to Migrate in Canada if mabigyan ng chance ng ating Panginoon, kaya for me walang edad talaga if palarin. 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
wala ho bang future inyong kids sa pinas?
Nabangit po ni sir paul yung insurance company para sa retirement ng start age 50. Pwede po kaya mashare yung insurance comp nya na napili?
Age 49 international student here po.. 😊
❤️❤️❤️
Ako po kc kasambahay lng dito sa Pinas 7 yrs nko 6,500.00 lng kya naisip ko buti p mag apply nlng Ako sa Canada fruit picker
Mam gusto ko po sana mag abroad jan sa canada pero di ko po alam kung saan mag sisimula.. forklift operator po ako more than 10 yrs experience.
Im 42 caregiver pathway
good morning, I suggest you interview people born and raised here i believe - tawag mo samin "Filcans" 2nd Generation. you'll find we're an interesting demographic, weve been around and know a thing or two about life here.
Kami po tanders na dumating dito sa canada me 57 asawa ko 49 ,5 months na kami dito sa canada . After 1 month na pagdating namin thanks God na PR na kami. Agency kami sulit naman binayad namin kc na PR agad kaysa student pathway.. yung pension naman inaaral namin
Wow. Nice. Good luck po sa inyo!
Thank you po for this comment. Lumakas po ang loob ko. Am 55 and i have a job offer. I have submitted my application already.❤
@@user-ll7fr5lh9u laban lang po makakarating kayo dito 🙏
@@inanutshellvlog salamat po
Nice po, nakarelate po, I'm 50yo now and I do have also a dream of going to Canada. Hopefully opportunity also knocks on my door, Godbless
ako 41 gus2 ko pa sana mag aral ng psw,
Pwede po bang mag join sa group ni sir Paul we have the same mind set at this age🙏🙏🙏pls
Ako po 54 years old na Maam Ina, nag aapply ako kasalukuyan through Immigration Consultant, nakapag bigay na sa Consultant ng malaking halaga but not yet reach even half of the full service contract, still malaki pa rin ang kailangan kong bayaran, lately nagdadalawang isip na ako kung itutuloy ko pa ba or hindi na, because I wonder kung may employer na willing pa akong ihire outside Canada, ang pathway nga po pala na inoffer saakin ng Consultant is Specific Employer Work Permit., currently po nandito ako sa Saudi Arabia, Sana po mabigyan niyo ako ng strong reason to determine myself kung itutuloy ko pa po ba ang pag aapply ko, sayang na din po kasi yung nabitiwan kong pera kung mag backout ako sa Immigration goal ko. Salamat po Maam.
Ako po 55 last yr i arrived here in canada at essential worker ako at waiting for my PR na
Lumakas po ang loob ko nung mabasa ito. Waiting for my nomination coz i got a job offer from my inaanak who has 3 daycares already
Wow paano yan si.. ako mag 53 na at student pa rin, Early Childhood Education. Pwede maka refer sa inaanak mo sa daycare center niya as partime muna while tatapusin ko yong ECE studies ko.
@@mercilynalosbanos1462mam san po kau school? Same po tyo
Good morning, interested sa group you mentioned established by your wife, saan kayo sa Alberta?
If you are old when you arrive in Canada, can you still buy a house? I think it will be difficult to find a bank that will give you a loan (unless you have a large down payment). Retiring without your own debt free house is not comfortable and you will always be at the mercy of the landlord.
It all hinges on where you choose to establish yourself. The typical cost of a house in Toronto sits around the million-dollar mark. Therefore, calculate accordingly.
Good morning po mam , Ako mam plano ko pa mag CANADA pero 63 na po ako , sana mka apply ako ng trabaho kahit ganito na idad ko , una hirap ksi dto sa amin ? Pangalawa tulad ng pangarap ng marami tutulungan ang pamilya at i ahon sa hirap po , at kahit papano mg karoon ng bahay at lupa , sana matulungan nyo po ako mka hanap ng trabaho po mam please 🙏
I am 42 and counting😅
Ms ina ask ko lng po sana ano po link on how to get info about sa insurance for retirement or derails na pwede pong makuhanan ng info,im 40 plus y/o na rin ,still dont have a concrete strat ,im constantly thinking yung retirement namin mag asawa to plan ahead,anyways student patway din po kmi just like ur guest savit lng din po ako ,thnak you and more power
My latest episode is about the realities of retiring in Canada. It might help you. 😊
How to apply for Permanent residency program in Canada? It's ielts is already requirements to apply in permanent residence program in Canada? I think ielts kase is difficult for me. Mahirap yata ang ielts because I heard it already na mahirap
Do Celpip if you find IELTS hard
They removed the retirement age in Canada. For as long as you want to work and your employer allows you to work you are not forced to retire.
Ohh. Thanks for this!
dapat ho pag tanders na retire na po anytime puede po kayong icolab ni san pedro
@@TedCruz_ocho_ocho hahaha you nailed it!
Kahit sobrang busy hindi ko to pinalampas kasi belong ako sa edad na to.😂😂😂😂😂
Hehe salamat po!
miski amoy lupa na puede pa
Hello Sir Paul. Already here in Brampton looking for WORKING VISA/permit. HOPEFULLY you can extend your hand to me to find an employer. Thank you
tourist bwusitor?
Age is not a hindrance to have a good job in Canada.
❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻
pero kung 55 ka na at malabot na yung tuhod mo e eche puera ka na
@@IsaganiDamasoIbarra 55 is like late 30s pa lang dito😊
Kapag nasa 50's kana at mayroong stablea and decent paying job. Better wag kana magpunta sa canada.
Sunod na topic, utang reveal naman
Ideally, it’s better to migrate when you’re younger.
Yes 😊
Puros kayo Canada, mas masarap sa Pilipinas, tignan nyo babalik din Kayo sa Pilipinas... Galing na ko sa mga ganyan.. Hahaha...
Pwede rin.
paki mo; hindi lahat tulad mo
That is true. If you take a survey of Filipino Canadians, most of them would like to retire in the Philippines, especially those who came to Canada when they were older.
@@alf5155 not exactly true kung 'most of them' lang
Edi wow!