5 Reasons NOT To Move To VANCOUVER | British Columbia, Canada
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~ extra tagsVancouver is known for its overall beauty, recreational activities, as well as it's rain, which ma be exactly what you've heard about it! People ask me if they should move to vancouver or canada nearly everyday, this video attempts to shed some light on the situation. Of ocurse you shjould still move to vancouver if you can, because it is great! British Columbia Canada as a whole is beautiful and a great place to live.
After living in Vancouver for 2 years I figured it was a good time to SHARE some of the things I wish I knew before moving to VANCOUVER BC, CANADA. If any of you guys are from Vancouver and have something to add onto the list, I'd love to hear it! 💯 A lot of people ask me things like; Should I move to Vancouver? Is Vancouver expensive? How much does it cost to live in Vancouver? Does it rain a lot in Vancouver? Is Vancouver a good place to live? etc... I know Canada is a highly sought after place these days for living. That's why so many people are interested and suggest these videos. The common questions I usually get and try to answer are along the lines of; Should i move to canada? should i move to canada in 2021? should i still move to canada? is canada a good place to live? is living in canada nice? is living in canada good? is canada a good place to live 2021? what you should know before moving to canada, what should i know before moving to canada? things i wish i knew before moving to canada, should i move to canada or the us? how to move to canada? how to relocate to canada? is it hard to move to canada?
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Imagine how amazing vancouver would be if it had a low cost of living, i'd move there in a heart beat same with toronto
Ugh that would be amazing
I bought pre-sale in Vancouver in 2014, I doubled the value of my unit.
Born and raised, EAST VAN!
I'm already planning to stay here, and that would double my reasoning 😂😂
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Hahahahaha
Best to save some money and buy pre-sale In Surrey, North. You can buy a new unit for $330K. Down payment of $65K.
Surrey is the fastest growing city in Canada.
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I recently move to Vancouver from Europe. I watched your videos during my 2 weeks quarantine and you saved me from insanity xD It’s awesome to get this local info!! Keep it up, dude!!
I just wanted to let you know how much I love your channel! It covers multiple topics but it’s all things I’m interested in such as TH-cam and Vancouver (I love watching videos about my city!). Keep up the great work
That's amazing to here, thanks so much! I'm trying to stick to topics people could be interested, while still having different ones 🙌😅
Great video Adam. I’ve lived in Vancouver for the past 10 years and agree with all these points. I do love it here though. Best part is not having to deal with extreme cold temperatures, it rarely dips below zero. The scenery is beautiful too, like living inside a post card.
YES! That is no doubt the best part. The cold is not for me 😂
The rain gets tedious. My advice to anyone moving to Vancouver: do it in July. That way you get a month or two without rain.
Yeah... You can also get that on Vancouver Island too! 🙄
Random question have you been to Victoria bc in Vancouver island I’m curious is it more friendly in Victoria compared to Vancouver ?
Hi Adam. I'm a subscriber. Love most things Vancouver. You did exceptionally well on this one. In my opinion. For what it's worth 😃 I'm 54 . Born and raised and still here . Seen what has happened to Vancouver since the world discovered it in 1986. It's to late to turn people off to what a truly glorious place we live in. Many things change about Vancouver. Same as most places. But never ever will the nature not be it's greatest appeal. Best wishes for 2021❤
Well said! Much agreed as the beauty is what I can't find in any other places!!
I appreciate the support 🙌
I was literally planning on going out there in March and potentially moving there after Summer... I think I can handle the cold though after living in North Dakota haha! Excellent video🙂 Support from a fellow content creator!
liked and subscribed dude 🤙 moving to vancouver in 2 years and these videos are great! keep it up man thanks
I’m from England so it has similar weather conditions that I’m used to! Vancouver is warmed by the Kuroshio Current originating in Taiwan and the Philippines, like the UK is warmed by the Gulf Stream originating in Florida and the Caribbean.
I love how you explain vancouver well bec i live in surrey bc and go to vancouver most of the time and i like how you explain it
Appreciate your honest take!
😀 no worries !
These videos are really helpful 🙂 I should be moving to Vancouver by summer time from the U.K and this is giving me a lot to consider and prepare for. Those reasons don't put me off, I'm all about the outdoors and being British, I can handle the grey days! Only the cost might give me a headache looking for somewhere to rent but I'll figure it out 🤔
Great video as always man. I’m thinking about making the move from Scotland - the weather and living costs really aren’t scary from our perspective!
Then you've got the big worries out of the way! 😀
You might want to rethink that move!
Costs are much higher than in the UK, pay is lower, and there are very few jobs.
I would advise you to research whether your particular profession or field of employment exists or is viable in Vancouver. Many are not.
@@remlatzargonix1329 UK is shocking money, health care engineering and technology is about half of what you get in most other countries
I would never leave Scotland for canada. EVER
@@wellyforpm oh interesting - are you from Scotland?
I am a single man and just about to retire from work. Job would not be an issue for me but I guess there is much more to consider about Vancouver as you showed us. Thank you Adam!
I've lived and worked in a few different countries and I have to say Vancouver gets the number 1 spot for being the biggest hype job, lived here for over a year now and I'm moving back to Calgary in the new year, way better city and rarely rains, way more outdoorsy in the winter, can actually save money, basically no traffic, 250+ days of sunshine per year
Nice little channel you got going here. Props from your neighbour here in Alberta.
Cool video. I'm actually considering a move to Vancouver from Toronto via a job transfer once things settle down a bit due to the pandemic.
I'm sure you'll like it 🙌
Video idea- A comparison between your hometown and Vancouver? things you like and dislike and expenses etc?
I live in Toronto. Love it here. The sun is important too but it is crazy expensive.
Waiting for your next Video bro ;D
Working on the next now 💪💪
Great video, Vancouver has some of the great view (even for indoor person). Cost of living is higher than Toronto.
The biggest thing that puts me off is the weather. For mental health I love blue sky and sun. Is there a lot of indoor activities?
Hey 👋, I think you should do a video on the different job opportunities there is. Also, what Colleges are there in Canada that you know about? Has Covid affected Vancouver drastically during 2020? Has that affected the job opportunities there are? Where did you live before you went to Vancouver? Haha, don’t mean to ask so many questions but I have quite a lot more.
I live in British Columbia I agree with you on this because it definitely sucks here and the most coldest places are mostly small towns and villages I’m from a village called burns lake B.C.
I think weather is good here, even winter months you get some nice and warm days..I lived in Qc and it s either freezing or scorching…2 weeks of spring and fall :/
We've been pretty lucky so far this year. Hopefully won't get to cold this year. We live in a One bedroom and lay 1,430.00 a month. It's worth the view of the mountains.
You're right about that~ we are almost home free with no snow so far 😂
We had plenty of snow in Burnaby around Christmas. Surprised it didn’t snow at all in Vancouver
you're lucky that's cheap.
@@arts9654 it snowed in Vancouver before it snowed anywhere else in the lower mainland. whoever said it didn't snow is very wrong.
@@wellyforpm it is a bachelor's pad and not that big. All one room. But it's nice.
0:48 I'm living in a country where it is like Vancouver's weather and I think this a good think because you have Variety
the surrounding suburbs are getting a lot more attention nowadays. rent is obviously cheaper. But the areas are still beautiful and Vancouver is just a 20- 45min drive away for most people.
Transit is very good too.
Sure are!
I have to disagree regarding transit. Vancouver transit sucks.
Especially if you are trying to get across the metro transit area.....forget about it!
I lived in Vancouver for decades, and it's transit system is one reason to dislike the city.
Rent isn't much cheaper in the surrounding areas, unless you think 1600 a month for a one bedroom is cheap.....
Haha, I moved to Vancouver recently, and I HAVE TO self-isolation for 14 days. Luckily, your video makes me easily know the city. Thanks! Adam
Perfect timing Patrick, I've just recently made a bunch of Vancouver videos😂🙌
@@AdamJBell ，you’re right! I’ve already watched the all series of your video.
That’s making me know more about the city haha
So very expensive but such a beautiful place ☺️ I love the culture here everyone’s very friendly for the most part and the weather apart from the rain is nice
You got it Kelia 💯 Way more positives!
I'm eating rice and beans right now!
You're a natural! 😂
Hey 👋 👋 Great video
I'd like to ask a question . Can I move alone to Vancouver if I have 40 thousand canadian dollars as a new single immigrant?
Very interesting.may god bless you
I'm currently living in Halifax NS but I'm gonna move to Vancouver soon
FYI Victoria is also very expensive. Less than Vancouver but not by much. The average 1 bedroom is about $1400 (for the run down bad area one brs) and downtown Vic the average 1 br is $1600-1800.
Very true! I've lived there also ^^
@@AdamJBell Im currently living there, just moving in to a new place actually. Got very lucky, paying $1305 for a new build 1 bedroom
Narrator voice it eligible monetization I make all mmy self video?
My first not to live in Vancouver would be JJ McCullough. Lol. I’ve been to Vancouver and loved it
lol i watch that guy😂
moving to the Vancouver link is not working
Which city do you recommend in canada for beat quality life ????? And best weather???
Anything in the Fraser Valley. Abbotsford is still affordable in general and the community is multicultural and growing. Lots of jobs compared to other parts of Canada. Also, close to Vancouver if you want a change of scenery.
I read everywhere that it is nearly impossible to make friends in Vancouver and that people are similarly superficial as in Los Angeles. Is it really *that* bad?
Nah people are people. Join clubs you'll meet good people for sure. Sure it's not a village like cummunity feel but if you try you can make soke good friends.
said by people who sucks at making friends
Moved here 2 years ago... quite frankly I'm still finding a reason to like it. All the buzz I kept hearing about Vancouver and Richmond. Seems to be just that. Add to the fact Covid happened kinda just feel isolated here. maybe things will get better?
Hi! Aren't you enjoying Stanley Park, the mountains, the food, the milder weather? That's what folks all say make a big difference.
Please share a few outdoor activities in Vancouver that you like..
Hikes (around outside of vancouver), beach (volleyball and others), community soccer + basketball leagues (of course not currently) and others!
@@AdamJBell thank you
I used to live in Vancouver once, but never realized it being a cold place...HMM..
But currently living in Seoul right now, winters here are ****ing cold.
You’re a natural !
If you don’t need to live in a really big city Victoria is close by and you can visit Vancouver as often as you want, living cost are way better and Seattle is else only 3 hour boat ride from Victoria
I lived in Victoria as well, great place 💯
Shhh 🤫 Let’s not tell them how good it is in Victoria and let it turn into another Vancouver!
Should I move to Vancouver from surrey
If you're attracted to the city life, you could! But not going to be a world of change^
I think it would be better to move to Canada while your a young person because you can handle the hard work of finding a job and housing and you have to get use to living in a different country and environment
Wait, companies pay more for those from other countries? More than canadians themselves?
Great video!
I think he meant to get them there. They might have to contribute to visa costs and some companies offer moving benefits. Plus the process can take longer to hire someone located far away which costs money
I live in Russia and yesterday it was -35 degrees Celsius outside the window
Ah yeah I think I will have to pass on that type of cold! 😂😂
Wow......can't image how to living there.
@@BCPOMY Great, you need a lot of clothes. And so it is very beautiful and snowy
The same here (the Urals), gosh I need this Vancouver cold 😎
The other reason Vancouver so expensive because it's Canadian Hollywood they shot a lot of TV shows and movies around the area. In the Alberta Providence Edmonton and Calvary is pretty reasonable place to stay in Canada and they actually beautiful cities and not less desirable from what I heard!!!
Best advice for someone looking to move to Vancouver or the surrounding area, get a job first before you decide to move. Never move somewhere like Vancouver before finding work.
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just don't move here, we're full.
@@wellyforpm are you serious? Canada is the second biggest country in the world and has less citizens compared to Germany. More skilled immigration means a better economy for Canada 🙄
@@DeGoya in retrospect to them/canadians toronto and vancouver are crowded as they are biggest cities in cad but they dont know what actual crowded means lmao
@@wellyforpm If you say this regarding the inflated home prices. Your government should do something against money laundering, speculation, and bad zoning. The immigrants are only a tiny fraction of that problem
I moved from Toronto 1.5 yrs ago. I live in Yaletown now, and the cost of living isn't an issue for me because I was used to Toronto. The rain and months of not much sun is not for everyone, but so far I don't mind. There is a homeless/drug issue in parts of the city that the government doesn't seem able to do anything about.
Very true, I did talk about this in another video as well 👆👆
Doesn't Toronto also have a homeless/drug issue too.
That's every major city, look at toronto, seattle, portland, la, sf, all have homeless and drug problem, and most are worse than van.
@@wellyforpm van definitely has it worse than Toronto, also the fact that Toronto has 3x the population of Vancouver
Great video! I live in Ontario and while we deal with more snow and colder winter temps, we get tons of sun in all 4 seasons. There is absolutely no way I could endure the rain and number of grey, overcast days you get in Vancouver and the lower mainland. Great looking city on a clear day, but not nearly enough clear days for my liking.
pls just remember me when you get famous
thank you
I used to live in Vancouver when I was age 12
How did you learn to code
I am applying for Working Visa in Canada, I just wanna ask, what is better city? Vancouver or Toronto?
depends what you are going for. vancouver is better for being close to nature, as its just a short drive to the ocean, to stanley park, or to the mountains. as far as city life goes, its pretty small and the night life isnt great. toronto is much better for culture and city life
Thanks for the response. Soon will live in Canada after my contract here in South Korea. Nice to mee you 🤗
@@anthonyescosio1167 Morgan says it well. Also, Toronto gets colder winters but fewer cloudy days; you might like the seasons. Toronto is also a few hours away via train bus or car from Montreal, which is a lot of fun!
Well if you're posted to Vancouver as an RCMP officer or you join the Vancouver Police Department, you have no choice but to move to Vancouver. Good news is that as an RCMP officer you will probably spend 3 to 5 years posted in Vancouver.
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Once the covid crap is over - we are back hanging out on Vancouver Island...
A young guy from Newfoundland moves to British Columbia and goes to a big "everything under one roof" department store looking for a job.
The Manager says, "Do you have any sales experience?"
The kid says "Yeah. I was a vacuum salesman back in Newfoundland."
Well, the boss was unsure, but he liked the kid and figured he'd give him a shot, so he gave him the job.
"You start tomorrow. I'll come down after we close and see how you did."
His first day on the job was rough, but he got through it.
After the store was locked up, the boss came down to the sales floor.
"How many customers bought something from you today?"
The kid frowns and looks at the floor and mutters, "One".
The boss says "Just one?!!? Our salespeople average sales of 20 to 30 customers a day. That will have to change, and soon if you'd like to continue your employment here. We have very strict standards for our sales force here in Vancouver. One sale a day might have been acceptable in Newfoundland, but you're not on the farm anymore, son."
The kid took his beating but continued to look at his shoes, so the boss felt kind of bad for chewing him out on his first day. He asked (semi-sarcastically), "So, how much was your one sale for?"
The kid looks up at his boss and says "$101,237.65.′′
The boss, astonished, says, "$101,237.65?!? What the heck did you sell?"
The kid says, "Well, first, I sold him some new fish hooks. Then I sold him a new fishing rod to go with his new hooks. Then I asked him where he was going fishing and he said down the coast, so I told him he was going to need a boat, so we went down to the boat department and I sold him a twin engine Chris Craft. Then he said he didn't think his Honda Civic would pull it, so I took him down to the automotive department and sold him that 4×4 Expedition."
The boss said, "A guy came in here to buy a fish hook and you sold him a boat and a TRUCK!?"
The kid said, "No, the guy came in here to buy tampons for his wife, and I said, 'Dude, your weekend's shot, you should go fishing.'"
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Toronto or Vancouver guys?
Having 4 seasons is great imo.
Expensive city... yea :(
Im an indoor person but vancouver made me go out xd i wish i had gone out more it was beautiful.
Cold in vancouver is pretty endurable compared to many similar cities. Also thanks to global warming (well... this is not supposed to be a good thing actually) vancouver gets less cold in general. At least in summers :p ( that extreme 40 degree last year lol)
Multicultural environment of vancouver was good.
My family moved from Vancouver all the way to Halifax, and the house we live in here in Halifax has a guest house, boat house and pool house, and the main house is HUGE compared to the house I grew up in, in Shaughnessy, and it's cheaper lol.. In Shaughnessy this house would cost between 15 and 20+ million.. We are paying 3, here in Halifax LOL.. Cheaper than some condos in Vancouver lol...There is less to do here and tiny Japanese community, in comparison to BC (i am Japanese), but i was local to the second best school in Canada, for my degree!.. Vancouver is for the wealthy or foolish.. Foolish if you go there broke lol... I'm lucky because my parents were self made millionaires before I was born.. If you are wealthy in Vancouver and move somewhere like Halifax, you'll laugh because living is so cheap lol.. I always have a huge surplus of expendable income compared to if I was in Vancouver... I'm from Japan but consider Vancouver my home, but wouldn't recommend it as the best place to live in Canada
Nobody would ask if they can wear shorts and Tshirts year round in a Canadian city lol
Man I’ve only ever seen two seasons in Vancouver...
Thom Ve "Man I’ve only ever seen two seasons in Vancouver..." Winter and Construction?
Ontario only has 2 seasons pretty much. Winter is like 7 months, summer is 3 months and we get 1 month each of spring and fall, if that! Thats why I want to move to Vancouver but the cost of living is about the same or above than Toronto
Yeah that seasons point is a plus for me, agreed! Yeah they are pretty close in terms of cost of living^^
@@AdamJBell 😥
That's 7 months rain in Vancouver, we actually like New York type of big city vibes so we moved to Toronto from Vancouver
@@nedhappily We switch! Id rather 7 mths of rain then 7 mths of this cold. (Although this year 2021 hasn't been that bad, i have to admit)
Correct 4 different seasons in Ontario - not in equal parts though. Vancouver is either grey or yellow.
You do not have drastically 4 different seasons! There is no winter!!
I grew up in Vancouver and moved to southeastern Ontario 35 years ago when I was 25, and found out what winter was. I was shocked. I'd never seen snow or cold like before, but also saw a lot of sun. I'd say Vancouver has 3 weather changes with winter more like a cold fall. ;)
Vancouver has winter, wtf are you talking about? Just cause it isn't -40 doesn't mean it's not winter.
@@kendraw.6999 you are correct!!
@@wellyforpm LOL I was trying to be funny. No minus -40 here. Maybe -12.
@@wellyforpm raining all the time and grey skies with an occasional cm or 2 of snow isn’t winter, calm down.
Gonna share this with my friend living in Vancouver 😂😂
I just go to Duffins Donuts for food
The only thing that stops me from moving to Vancouver is money, the rest is perfect for me
My only problem is No.2, obviously. 😅
Many of us have the problem AND we already live here 😂😂
High cost of living is a killer for any city
Especially for those who watch where every penny goes 😂🙌 it gets to me lol
You can do shorts and t shirt year round. It rarely gets to freezing temperatures in Vancouver. It’s a two season city in my opinion. Rainy season and sunny season. Rain 10 months of the year.
it is perfet
1st reason does not bother me, because I'm from Ireland
4 weathers? you mean rain or sunshine, clouds or some clear skies in the summer... but rent... rents.... confusion of minors... and more rent... British Columbia. This fun stuff is only when you are not a regular person or the son or daughter of one until they wake up from the Disney channel.
Ontario especially Toronto cost of living is more expensive than Vancouver
Any where in Canada you will need clothes for 4 seasons... And Vancouver will be the least in temperature differences between summer and winter...
True! But some places you won't be needing shorts and tshirts in Canada!
Move to sunny Calgary.
I want to live on the Gulf Islands
I’m afraid they are all full up. No room left on the islands sorry.
“Drastically different seasons” has the rest of the country laughing lol
Ahh he mentions it later!
I would live in vancouver. Im from Panamá.
Yo soy the Republica Dominican pero vivo en Europa. Cuando la pandemia se calme un poco, a mi me gustaria ir a Panama para hacer contenido para mi canal. Que Ciudad me recomiendas?
What is the crime rate of Vancouver?
Extremely low!
Nice 👍👍
Yup low^^
@@shengao5219 no its not, it's getting worse and worse.
@@wellyforpm which part of Vancouver do you live? I totally disagree with you.
*East Hastings Street*
Yup, made a big point on this one in another video, can't disagree
Drugs
I am new sub how old are you
Dude you don’t respond on instagram, why mention it if you don’t even bother responding
I respond to every single person that messages me unless it is hateful or unrealistic.
Many people don't understand that I can not respond to messages every single day, it takes time.
Why are so many BIG TIME youtubers in Canada eh? 😂😂
I’m huge in China
idk if I'm big time yet, but hey we on the way 😂
@@AdamJBell bro you're gonna get there. You have that swag factor. I think I'm gonna try to start a channel myself actually. Hoping to learn from you haha
I’m confused over here. Well except the cost reason, all the others are reasons you DO want to move to Vancouver 🤔
“Vancouver is expensive”
Well good thing I was born here in Vancouver
I'm actually planning to live and work there from S.A.
You give me 5 reasons why not to move from iraq to british columbia, and i will not proceed with my pnp program
Oh my god was in Vancouver for a year but im in alberta now, Vancouver rains sooo much and in the winter i.t i.s s.o w.e.t a.n.d i.t. r.a.i.n.s. s.o m.u.c.h (alberta is freeeezing right now)
Hi! Much more sun in Calgary right? Is there anything you miss from Vancouver?
@@teutonic2020 how bout that non stop WIND and blowing snow? Isn’t that nice?? -30 windchill...
It isn't thst bad lol. Get some cheap rubber boots and you solve half the complaint
@@teutonic2020 i miss nothing because i hate it.
@@CANControlGRAFFITI yuhh
I lived in Vancouver for almost a year and it still feels like a second home to me, however it's way too expensive for what you get for. It's extremely hard to find a good job, rent is overpriced, dating and making friends is kinda hard and the food quality, in many places, isn't the best.
What I do love about Vancouver though are the people, the vibes, outdoor activities. I loved walking through Stanley Park and going to Lynn Valley in the summer. I'm still contemplating if I should move back to Vancouver, but I'd have to do my masters first, find a good job in before and have a second income to effort it.
@Chris Sain I actually looked into it! was also thinking about E-Commerce and developing an app
Apart from the cost of living, Vancouver is the best!
🙌🙌 you said it!
Vancouver is the best
I wish I sought out this type of videos (reasons not to xxx) before moving to Vancouver! I can’t believe I drove my ass all the way from New England, in the midst of a global pandemic, to this depressing af place that is RAINcouver!! Seriously, I know it’s mentioned in the video but I don’t think this point was emphasized nearly enough. If you don’t like constant rain for consecutive days and sometimes even weeks to come, not to mention in winter months as opposed to summer months, and especially if you HAVE to go out everyday for things like walking your dog, you will NOT enjoy Vancouver!!! Great video, and no offense but I can’t wait to move to Ontario in a few months...
Thanks for helpful comment! Would you think Victoria or the Okanogan might have best climate?
A lot of people have told me we look the same, idk if I see it 😂
The glasses, the hair, I can see it
@@Emuses. damn! You’re right
I can see the hair and glasses 😂😂
Have you seen Grant Gustin
I prefer Montreal as it is cheaper!
i live in canada bc
🙄It is so confusing whenever u say dollar. is it Canadian or US $?
He prolly means CAD since it’s a vid about Vancouver, hope this helps.
This video made by a Canadian guy about the downsides of Canada. I found it about 6 months ago.
th-cam.com/video/i3tFlqFsWfI/w-d-xo.html
I believe it tells some real truths about North America in general in terms of living costs, Canadian girls (many of whom are in fact very lonely and unhappy) purchasing power that keeps decreasing as well as how most girls are here!!! It really shows us how the media can influence the way we perceive the world and I am well positioned to say this as I have worked for a long Time in much poorer countries than The US or Canada and what this guys says is just so true!! There are positive aspects of living in places like Mexico or South America that you will Never ever experience in Canada or the US!
ya hate it here \o7