Thanks for sharing insight. I was in UK as tourist for 25 days and have traveled from north to south. Except in core london city, every other place i found get deserted after 8-9 pm . I was shocked to see malls getting close at 8 pm in place like london. I was staying via airbnb at different location in residential area and can feel loneliness around. No people around. To cook i have to walk or drive miles to arrange things.. outside food was all same.. Except for few restro where i paid heavily to get something unique.. Not even single day went missing India… After 25 days of my trip .. I landed India with joy.. I almost cried… I made my mind that i will live in India forever.. I earn for better living, lifestyle and comfort and i get everything in India… I guess Indian with decent salary will find India more suitable place to live… Once in a year i travel abroad to get experience but staying abroad is big no no … I am happy with safari instead of Ferrari… I am happy with beautiful weather in bangalore, with beautiful societies which is equipped with almost all amenities, all love ones close by, Amazing variety of food with quality and service, all sort of transportation,..and top of it … don’t feel alienated…. Thanks for sharing this video.
If u want an Indian type life style with European comfort level, u can move to Turkey. I am here since last one year, the place is very livable and comfortable.
I've been here since 3 years and I can say this is the truest description of reality in Canada. Very few people make such indepth videos about day to day reality in Canada. loved this video
Regarding Loneliness......One thing which helps is being involved in weekly activities at Gurudwara and Temple . Its good both for social life and mental health
That what is SAD part for us.. we do that because WE really want to give SEVA here in INDIA and not just to kill personal boredom.. HUGE difference in attitude...
Honestly Indian punjabi has disturbed the culture of Canada...Mostly are mannerless and boastful...I have noticed people have no atticates and they are in Canada...Now days anybody can easily come Canada.... This is not quality life that duffers are coming..
@@Cruze7777 I think it's the nouveau rich culture plaguing our villages and tier 2 cities. And how are all these people making it to Canada when educated people can't, is a mystery.
Bro ur video is so nice and apt! One more thing I wanna add. I had some friends that moved here before me and bare facedly lied that they had got good jobs easily and we should come here too. We left out VP and Project Manager jobs and when we moved we found out the guy was actually working in a call center and his wife was a sales girl in Yorkdale mall. We were all MBAs and had known each other for 7 years. Why they lied to us was because rent in Toronto was too high n they asked us to live with them which we thought was them being nice and then they started asking half rent and money for grocery from day 1 even when it took us 3 months to find a job.
Because of medical system i didn't come one of my relative had a fall bladder stone ...which was giving her a lot of pain ...so they went to doctor but in Canada the system is public medical care in emergency they only look or give attention if you are in desperate need ... My relative was in severe pain in abdomen and still in emergency her no came after 4-5 hrs ...they took ultrasound and the report came after 5 hrs ..they were not even giving pain killer or any anesthesia to stop the pain then they found out about the stone but they said that it's not possible to operate gave some medicines to dissolve the stone .... But even after urging and begging they gave her back the family took her home still in pain gave medicine but still the pain didn't come down ...then looking at her health again decided to take to doctor ...again she had to wait ..and she needed anti biotics and immediate attention or operation as the doctor in second ultrasound found out that gallbladder is swelling and stones are ruputuring but they can operate as the swelling is high and cause more problems ....but again they told they don't have the backup or resources to operate her and take her back give some antibiotics .... But the gallbladder got ruptured and the pain became unbearable then they took her in the thrid attempt when it became life threatening and they agreed to operate the gallbladder was taken out after continuous glucose and antibiotics drip butone stone had passed to pancreas which they took the decision to operate from laser ... And they got out of danger but still her pancreas is bit damaged and she can't eat heavy fatty food at all ...all beacuse of carelessness and public healthcare system ..so if in Canada you won't be operated until it's life threatening and they don't operate until it becomes life threatening ...both the relatives left Canada after this incident after 6-7 months and here in India she is still with doctor and recovering well .although they were living there for 10 years they made this decision and they warn me you would be managing everything bit health care you need to be cautious
I’m glad you made this video. I’ve been living in Canada for over 20 years and in the past decade there’s been a large immigration of people from India. Many people come here and start to have depression because Canada is an individual society, and not a collective one like india. So there’s not a lot of support unless you find a community where you have something in common with. It’s good to come here for a new experience but not to think that your life will change drastically for the better. Be prepared for a huge change in mindset
@@sanketkotian1914 only if you’re in a professional job with high education. Even then that much is difficult. Most people are making around $50-60k/year average
I am so confused rn i am thinking to immigrate too in canada but isn't sure what course i should go for i graduated recently B.A(arts n maths) pls help
I have been living in Canada for more than 20 yrs, and I would like to second what he said! Having said that, we have been quite successful (like many Indians) through sheer hard work. So, if you are planning on coming to Canada, just be ready to be disciplined/work hard! Few years will surely be very difficult, but if you persevere, you’ll have a very good life.
How much our people / students struggle overseas and still support their families back home and what sacrifice and at what cost ; I feel absolutely concerned for their welfare, wellbeing and safety ; may God bless them with everything that they aspire for !!
I lived in New Zealand for 2 years. One year as a student, One Year for Job. During that time I met a lot of NRI families who settled there for a long time. 90% of my conversation with them was about India. They'll only talk about their Parents, Brothers, Sisters, farm, home, school, village, cities. etc everytime. Even though they are well settle with own house, car, etc. I can feel their loneliness in their eyes. They have this feeling of missing something in their life. At that point I decided I never want that kind of empty feeling in my life in my future. I also warn about this whenever some friend talks about moving to abroad. Not to discourage, but they should know it. PS: I know there are also many people who are happy and fully satisfied in foreignland.
I guess people who can take their families with them will just do fine Although any one person from particular family will have to work hard and manage all the things on his own for some years To be precise once you get your family with you through private PR, your life will become pleasant again but before that you gotta study alone for 2 years then get a job and apply for your own PR which again will take around 2-4 years so you see in order to settle yourself it takes 5-6 years on average after which you wait for your parents PR approval Not a bad deal of you decide to settle early on and luck is with you You can be fully independent and take care of your family by the time you're 25-27 if you move out by 18
A great video to uninspire some over enthusiastic people who just want to move to Canada after watching movies or their friends. I would say that life is tough for anyone who moves out of their hometown for job or studies. But, nothing like your own country. Would hate to become a second citizen in a foreign land.
Oh dont worry. You have already made us feel foreign, second class citizen here. Yours truely from the last of us in brampton, surrey, delta soon to be ever small town in the country for that matter
Really enjoyed watching your video, although I have personally no intention of settling in Canada. Your speech is clear and your style is neat and to the point. I’m sure many people will be able to relate to your presentation. Thanks for sharing such important, basic points that many new and first time settlers overlook.
Well narrated Gursahib Singh,,,,our children are in Canada and when we also visited them, we had experienced exactly the same,,,God bless you,,,it is very important to know the difference between illusion and reality,,,,
Oh well Canada now knows the difference between illusion and reality. Its been shown to us in the abundance of evidence we've collected and are still collecting. It's as clear as the beautiful Taj Mahal (wait...indians built that right?)
I love the balanced approach and straight forward approach. It’s the little things that add up, and you’ve presented it all well. I will be sure to point to your video to people looking to move here.
There are materialistic cultures and less materialistic cultures . The realisation of that and what is "your " priorities in life is important . Most of the " developed " world have more money but lack in human connection more . Of course its marketed as individualism , strength etc etc and there is nothing wrong in it and that is part of the reason they come to east in search of peace and happiness after achieving much material success .
Though bro is shooting the video by sitting, the editing of zooming in out synchronized with actions gives the fabulous vibe to the viewers as well as the sound and clips between also helps to develop the better picture in the mind .Thank u bro sharing such grt information to us .
I think this is relevant to people who have never stayed alone in their life and have never experienced being independent. I have been staying alone for around 10 years now and I can vouch that these things are true no matter where you stay in general. Just some things changes basis of local culture. Even big cities in india will give you similar experience. Of course change of country is a different thing no doubt but those who have some experience living independently in their life will have less issues during transition. #justmyopinion.
I stay in Navi Mumbai and i agree to every word of yours... it is very lonely even in tier 2 cities in India... basically folks who have stayed in their hometown or parents all their life will definitely face challenges for first few years... and it is also with Canada... however the everyday hassles of office communte in crowded train or limited vegetables or expensive fruits more than offset it
Hey bhagwan. I was planning for Canada this year but after Sirji gave all details in brief of how canada is where everything is DIY, and everything is too far even for normal groceries, I think then it is always better to stay here in India. Wherever you go India is best as people do not have to struggle for all of this. Thik hai paisa kam hai par yeh taklif toh nahi hai
I am a 34 year old guy living in India.Even i had a funny notion that emigrating to Canada/US is like a piece of cake .but from what i ve heard from my friends,relatives the picture is completely different.as Gursahib rightly pointed out study and do a proper research about the place you wish to emigrate to otherwise you will have a tough time .best wishes to all Indian students,job seekers who wish to make it big in Canada...Rab Rakha Gursahib Paaji
Very good information without any bias. I like it. Most if not all applies to USA as well. A few years ago one of my friends in India got into his head to move to USA. He had this rosy picture in his head how the life is here. On top he already had kids. His plan was basically get here, get similar job as in India, start making tons of money and support his family in India. His dad had me talk to him. Once I went over basically same information he realized that he would basically had to start his life from scratch and would be years before he could start sendingoney to his family. He decided against coming to america, started his own business in India and now very successful. He is actually happy he didnt move and stayed with his family. I have seen alot of people do the move to USA or canada and then when the realty hits them they regret ever coming here. Many eneded up going back with bad experiences. I totally aggree that if you going to this kind of a move do some raesearch first about the new place you going to and hopefully from without any bias like this channel.
Paaji... well i never thought of settling in Canada but yes i had an image in my mid. Thank you for sharing the ground reality. Atleast tomorrow when i plan, i ll be prepared accordingly. Thanks ton again. ♥️♥️♥️
You made a very good point here i.e analyse situation by watching it in songs and social media. I am not in Canada but must say this rule apply in every aspects of life . Not just blindly trust what we see .
I always felt alone when I was working in Bangalore for 2 to 3 years. Even at our home, we don't have domestic help and we do almost all our work on our own. So I think living in Canada will come natural to me. Planning to reach their soon with my client work. :)
Amazing that some-one put a real effort to make others life easy and safe , his words and accent definitely telling me that he's speaking with the bottom of his heart , Thank you Sir , stay healthy .
This is amazing video... I am an Indian Chartered accountant working in Dubai and have a very stable life.. Still I was crazy of shifting to Canada till I watched your videos.. So much clarity and honest truth.. You have amazing clarity of thoughts and words.. Please keep up the good work..
Hey, I am an MCom graduate specialised in Finance, wanting to build a career in the same. I will complete my degree in the coming month and I am still not sure if I should stay in India and apply for a job or if I should try visiting Dubai and apply for jobs there ( I have a few friends in Dubai ). Would you tell me your take on what would be better in the long run?
Since when muslims started respecting other country's native culture. Protesting to implement Shariya laws and halal food is what muslims do from day 1 😅
Doesn't it seem that we in India have so many facilities which we take for granted...like grocery delivery is in 10 mins now by so many apps apart from our local vendors who also deliver bread and milk or medicine by phone...only thing good in Canada is beautiful scenery and cleanliness...😊 And school education is free
India is not fair.. Just not fair cuz... No matter how much U earn and how much of a better person U become after studying U still can't avoid passing through the slum areas and looking at the beggars roaming about everywhere it just depends on the person itself... How comfortable can the person be living in which country the police and the government is all corrupted who knew what happened after ssr murder case? Nothing nothing after sreedevi's case
He is absolutely right. Even if u earn hell lot of money, you do all ur work urself. No maids, no friends or relatives to share, no life. Loneliness. Thats why i love india. Best thing is.. having full time maid to do all ur chores. Even cooking, taking kids to park, etc.
100% truth brother. Specially for boisterous bubbly Punjabis it's a shocker. I know there is a community and everything but mostly canada works like that. Viscous debt cycle and a lot other things make you feel survival is tough. Lastly there is a great increase in racism in Canada. Canadians are now shifting their image regarding immigrants. It's becoming another US in terms of shootings 😔
This video is sooo true 🤩🤩 I came here on March 1, 2022 and that too after 12th.. To all the international students out there, Just belive in yourself and stay focused 😇
@@himanshinagrath2042 Hi, I also applied for sep intake. I wanted to ask how long embassy took to grant you visa. I applied on 19 April for sep intake do you think I will get that intake
This video is gold. Paaji aapne bohot achi information di hai jo bohot zaruri hai. Please make part 2 on the same topic. We want to know more about the culture and reality of Canada.
Very well said brother , i have been in uk for nearly 20 years and i learned the hard way when i arrived that you should never judge the book by its cover. Basically uk , canada , usa , New Zealand and australia they have a same system , higher tax so you will be loaning alot of stuff for your general life to live in these countries. The way i look at it is the goverment keeps you in debt all your life cus when ur in debt you live a very controlled life 😁
@@kartikeydalal3228 hi there , it’s entirely up to you brother. Always listen to everyone but make your own decisions as i would say you will feel lonely. But always keep your options open , if u have a good job in india why move to abroad but if even if u wanna move to canada keep in mind that even if u dont like it , you can always come back to india and get the job you had before but once u live in these countries for 3 to 5 years , you really struggle a lil to move back to india. Its like people will always say dont come to abroad its boring and very lonely but there are people living there so its your choice you have to make a right one between 2 rights as i love india and uk too. These countries are great no doubt about that but it hits you a bit when u come down.
@@harpreetrathore2076 i got no job here just graduated i can just invest 20 lac here or canada just confused i need to take care of my parents after too is it possible that i can afford my parents expense in canada after pr or not
@@kartikeydalal3228 hi brother, its very nice that you wanna look after your parents but if u dont have a job there in india or career , its good that you move abroad things will always work out in the end but you will hae to search a lil bit that how long u will have to work there to get your pr and and when ur parents can claim benefits if they are old enough as it will be hard for them to work there 👍
At the end of my teaching assignment, on my way back from the US to India, I stayed in Toronto from March until September. My sister who is settled there for three decades wanted me to get a feel of the lifestyle in Canada. Frankly speaking, I hated it. The climate is bad, and the Indians do not have the same high status as they have in the US. I wouldn't stay there no matter what the temptation. I have been living in India since 2008 and have never regretted the decision. You are absolutely right when you say that the kids who come here have stars in their eyes when they come here to settle. That is not the reality though and they soon realize that.
Your content is always to the point. I hope your channel will grow quickly and just keep this content always simple and to the point because that's what we people what to know.😀❤️
@@GursahibSinghCanada Hi I've been following your videos since quite some time. I've recently come to Canada and I must say as a Doctor finding any kind of jobs without licensing is practically impossible. As you have been in Canada for the past 4 years have you encountered any doctors from India/ any part of the world who are new immigrants but without jobs. Do we need to do any courses, go back to college ?? Anything on this topic would be really helpful. Hope to hear from you. Thank you..
I'm an introvert. Thanks ☺️ for inspiring me to leave India (noisy overpopulated and polluted North India to be precise) and make a move towards settling down in Canada.
My youngest daughter did her masters and working in Toronto and lives in Brampton .she says car parking in Toronto is CAD 15 per hour.She goes to office in Train from Brampton.She also said for small stich in her clothes costed CAD 15. Winter is harsh and you have to shovel Ice to take out your car out. Apart from Hardships,there are so many merits also like no visible corruption, Governaments spend the collected taxes properly.Well explained about life in Canada.
BROTHER JUST A SUGGESTION SINCE U HAVE MADE A LOT OF STUDENT RELATED VIDEOS I WANT YOU TO MAKE VIDEOS FOR PPL COMING AS DIRECT PR WHAT CAN THEY DO IN THE STARTING WHEN THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO FIND JOBS IN THEIR FIELD ETC
Very well illustrated and explained. Really appreciate your efforts in showing the real picture to those who aim for the big dream. God bless you Veere 🙏🏻❤️🌹
@@Vapaaari Yes Bro I know that I'm not taking about living Alone physically, I'm just trying to say that physically you may share 1 room with 4 friends but No one has time for you When you will be having tough time mentally 😓 that's why I was saying people who are introvert they generally good to deal with loneliness compared to Extrovert person 👍 I hope now you have got it what I mean to say.😊
Thank you for clearing all the major misconceptions lot of youngsters have in India about western countries. I agree with you 100% in doing proper research before getting into something rather than blindly following the crowd
Its their culture and its okay!! if a Mexican person comes to India , he would feel aloof and aliened out. We are shaped by society around us (eg indian society)...We are used to it can't let it go. Different people , Different Culture , its okay lol
@@avatr7109 he didn't say it's bad culture or something. He just said do the research and understand if you are comfortable with those changes and environment. Instead of coming down here and getting into depression. I have many friends who felt the same 0 social life. It'll be just about you and your family. It ain't easy. Talking about the Mexican guy, He'll have alot of people to take selfies atleast (gora admi) he won't be isolated.
It's a beautiful country.. Follow the rules...Back in India everything's on a platter..Living overseas you become self reliant.. I've lived in Germany way back in the 80's..Clean.. There's dignity of labour..Yes,no domestic help..Do it yourself.Even in Switzerland, after 22:00 hrs you cannot create noise & be a pest...So work diligently.. You have to adapt to their lifestyle.. Nice vid.Oh yes, I've always loved Walmart & the local grocery stores.. It's how you blend & mingle with the locals..And the winters in Canada..Jeez-22 degrees.. REMEMBER " grass always look greener on the other side".. Make a wise decision...!!! One important advice.. Manners, Please,Thank you,May I.. Overseas they are very particular......
oh you can proudly say that? Did 'indians' discover the land? Did indians settle the land? Did indians build the Taj Mahal or any other beautiful ancient architecture? Or did indians lie about where the indian actually originated (Afghanistan archeological and historal records in abundance there). Did you invent yoga? Did you create your own language? Or did you lie, cheat, steal...and you are nothing but criminal colonizers? That's right. You don't own india...and it will be returned to its original name. I have no respect for liars, thieves and fraudsters.
I have been living alone for the last 12 years and have lived in France for 4 years. Everything is so similar to the "living-alone" in basic wage , anywhere in the world. This video is basically for someone, who is first to move out of their home from India(specifically). I loved the independent staying-alone culture in France and I am glad to find the same in Canada, including the mid/small-sized cities !! ❤️❤️ Thanks for this video, it motivated me more to move there 💯
Few of my Friends living in UAE and Oman.... doing just entry-level jobs...saving Rs. 75k per month...no income tax, still clean roads and good parks...cheap labor, cheap restaurents...no shopping tax...cheap petrol, driving Fortuner. ...cheap insurance....no cold..chill on beaches....Malls open day night....I don't understand why you people go there....just for residency....then enjoy..!
Very well and accurately narrated. Bottom line is US and Canada are great to get an education, start off your career and work hard. Once you are done after about 20 years...moving back home to India is simply wonderful. The warmth of your own culture, the community and conveniences are really worth it.
Your videos are highly professional and informative. Please keep them flowing so that the watchers would have situational awareness and the reality could be perceived. Self reliance is the main things in these ( Western World) countries since populations are low and standard of living being very high, therefore only the rich could afford all the work requiring high pay for kind of home or other repair or fixing work!!! There are many more other difficulties due to very very low & cold temperatures & strong winds which affects your living standards & costs and movements become very difficult These are only few examples of being self reliant. There are no porters to carry your luggage/bags 💼!!!! So be prepared!!!!
Not just Canada.. this type of differences are there between India and all developed world.. but nobody talks about it.. This is such a wonderful video.. 👍👍👍
As for grocery stores and government offices are concernd it depends where you live there are convinence stores as well .so its not that you only have to rely on big stores., Also government offices every city has its own government offices. And big portion of taxes you pay are paid back to you when you file your taxes .only rich do not get any taxes back. So canada basicaly makes the rich pay more then middle class. And there are many other benefits you can apply for.
Thankss a lot sir for all the efforts that you put to make such an informative video. It really helps students who want to come to canada in future and the international students living there🙏🙏 you guide us with true facts for which I'm grateful to you. 🙌
so well taken and thought out video . very helpful indeed for everyone who wants to migrate. thanks for the time and effort and keep up the good content coming.
Hello gursahib ,i m newly married n my husband stays at Canada ,I'll be shifting there soon ,can u please make a video specially for wives who'll be shifting there with their hubbies .It would be really helpful for me and many married girls out there .
@@GursahibSinghCanada tum logo ki vaja se hum jaise log punjab tak me survive nhi kar .Tum kehte ho ki yahan plumber ya electrician khud banna padega abhe ja me mehnat kar ke IELTS 9.5 band lawanga te jo basic cheej jehri aap karni paungi oh me paise de ke karwa deni a yar .To me aapko bta dena chahta hum jaise logo ko dismotivate mat kara Karo. Please 🙏
@@GursahibSinghCanada koi baat agar bhokhe rehna padega to REH launga Maran nhi Lagan pehlan reh Chukia va baki students varga ni a Bhukh ton bina reh nhi hunda
My flight is in May and I'm very scared, especially after watching this video. I am 22 year old and I've never left my family. Don't know how I'll manage in Canada. ( Btw this is not a dig at you, you're just educating us.)
Guys never be scared. I know many Indians who have become so successful in Canada. Only the initial 3 years is a challenge till you settle down.So go with full confidence and positivity. If possible don't watch you tube videos. It will suck your energy.
There are a lot of cultural clashes between us Canucks and Punjabi people - I'm born and raised in Surrey, BC and let me say that it's getting worse. Punjabi pop culture is creating a toxic social environment in my home city.
I appreciate information you put into the video. Most of the countries are like that. Me in Dubai from last 5 years and have learned many of new things and learning daily as well. You have put reality into the video. Chak deee.....
Hii I appreciate your efforts, right now I’m living in London Ontario and I actually relate everything that you said in video but in my opinion somebody living in india right now, the person will only get information but can’t actually relate the information and what exetly it means
I think This culture is best for me , I'm from a Middle class Dalit family, I enjoy my alone time but that doesn't mean I hate humans lol And we have a discipline of doing everything on our Own, no Excuses Just straight learn it by doing it... part of life , enjoy it. (otherwise Recieve Flying Chappal) Never liked the 'Maids' concept in India too
100% Truth 👌
Will u guide me on how to come canda...??
@@ramjain620 dumb
Very few people make such indepth videos, reality about canada, kyo ji ????
Fukriya jada marde kuch lok videos ch.
I agree, this same life style in US also...
@@ramjain620 as a SD bq
Thanks for sharing insight. I was in UK as tourist for 25 days and have traveled from north to south. Except in core london city, every other place i found get deserted after 8-9 pm . I was shocked to see malls getting close at 8 pm in place like london. I was staying via airbnb at different location in residential area and can feel loneliness around. No people around. To cook i have to walk or drive miles to arrange things.. outside food was all same.. Except for few restro where i paid heavily to get something unique.. Not even single day went missing India… After 25 days of my trip .. I landed India with joy.. I almost cried… I made my mind that i will live in India forever.. I earn for better living, lifestyle and comfort and i get everything in India… I guess Indian with decent salary will find India more suitable place to live… Once in a year i travel abroad to get experience but staying abroad is big no no … I am happy with safari instead of Ferrari… I am happy with beautiful weather in bangalore, with beautiful societies which is equipped with almost all amenities, all love ones close by, Amazing variety of food with quality and service, all sort of transportation,..and top of it … don’t feel alienated…. Thanks for sharing this video.
Harsh reality 🐱
If u want an Indian type life style with European comfort level, u can move to Turkey. I am here since last one year, the place is very livable and comfortable.
@@aleezashad3370 wow
Correct weekends is like Curfew
Banglore is different..not all cities in india is like Bengaluru...and there is water and traffic problem in Bengaluru
I've been here since 3 years and I can say this is the truest description of reality in Canada. Very few people make such indepth videos about day to day reality in Canada. loved this video
Most welcome. Thanks for liking the video.
But why u r still there ? 😛
@Deepa He is fake people, they are keep living there bcz they want fake impression on the people who are living in india😁
@@sumantkamboj324 OHH
Sir i applied for canada country consultancy said to me the commissioner will call you is this true
As someone living more than half of my life in Canada, I can attest that everything said in this video is accurate and well represented. Great video!
Regarding Loneliness......One thing which helps is being involved in weekly activities at Gurudwara and Temple . Its good both for social life and mental health
Bravo!
That what is SAD part for us.. we do that because WE really want to give SEVA here in INDIA and not just to kill personal boredom.. HUGE difference in attitude...
@@bhaktikulkarni2005 It's not about killing boredom, it's about dealing with lack of family/community life.
Honestly Indian punjabi has disturbed the culture of Canada...Mostly are mannerless and boastful...I have noticed people have no atticates and they are in Canada...Now days anybody can easily come Canada.... This is not quality life that duffers are coming..
@@Cruze7777 I think it's the nouveau rich culture plaguing our villages and tier 2 cities. And how are all these people making it to Canada when educated people can't, is a mystery.
Bro ur video is so nice and apt! One more thing I wanna add. I had some friends that moved here before me and bare facedly lied that they had got good jobs easily and we should come here too. We left out VP and Project Manager jobs and when we moved we found out the guy was actually working in a call center and his wife was a sales girl in Yorkdale mall. We were all MBAs and had known each other for 7 years. Why they lied to us was because rent in Toronto was too high n they asked us to live with them which we thought was them being nice and then they started asking half rent and money for grocery from day 1 even when it took us 3 months to find a job.
I am from India and staying in Canada right now, and I can say what he is saying is 101% true, also to note, medical system is worst here!
Because of medical system i didn't come one of my relative had a fall bladder stone ...which was giving her a lot of pain ...so they went to doctor but in Canada the system is public medical care in emergency they only look or give attention if you are in desperate need ... My relative was in severe pain in abdomen and still in emergency her no came after 4-5 hrs ...they took ultrasound and the report came after 5 hrs ..they were not even giving pain killer or any anesthesia to stop the pain then they found out about the stone but they said that it's not possible to operate gave some medicines to dissolve the stone .... But even after urging and begging they gave her back the family took her home still in pain gave medicine but still the pain didn't come down ...then looking at her health again decided to take to doctor ...again she had to wait ..and she needed anti biotics and immediate attention or operation as the doctor in second ultrasound found out that gallbladder is swelling and stones are ruputuring but they can operate as the swelling is high and cause more problems ....but again they told they don't have the backup or resources to operate her and take her back give some antibiotics .... But the gallbladder got ruptured and the pain became unbearable then they took her in the thrid attempt when it became life threatening and they agreed to operate the gallbladder was taken out after continuous glucose and antibiotics drip butone stone had passed to pancreas which they took the decision to operate from laser ... And they got out of danger but still her pancreas is bit damaged and she can't eat heavy fatty food at all ...all beacuse of carelessness and public healthcare system ..so if in Canada you won't be operated until it's life threatening and they don't operate until it becomes life threatening ...both the relatives left Canada after this incident after 6-7 months and here in India she is still with doctor and recovering well .although they were living there for 10 years they made this decision and they warn me you would be managing everything bit health care you need to be cautious
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Hello dear can I ask u something
@@observerdownunder3999 oh god that's really very sad talk 🙏🏻💔😢
@@observerdownunder3999 Thanks for the information
I’m glad you made this video. I’ve been living in Canada for over 20 years and in the past decade there’s been a large immigration of people from India. Many people come here and start to have depression because Canada is an individual society, and not a collective one like india. So there’s not a lot of support unless you find a community where you have something in common with. It’s good to come here for a new experience but not to think that your life will change drastically for the better. Be prepared for a huge change in mindset
Hi, What is the salary there could u tell me ?
@@nolanmoura6181 120k is easy to make a year according to me
@@sanketkotian1914 only if you’re in a professional job with high education. Even then that much is difficult. Most people are making around $50-60k/year average
I am so confused rn i am thinking to immigrate too in canada but isn't sure what course i should go for i graduated recently B.A(arts n maths) pls help
Well said. 🇵🇰
I have been living in Canada for more than 20 yrs, and I would like to second what he said! Having said that, we have been quite successful (like many Indians) through sheer hard work. So, if you are planning on coming to Canada, just be ready to be disciplined/work hard! Few years will surely be very difficult, but if you persevere, you’ll have a very good life.
@@abhibatra2009 do you wanna increase competition in India.
Isnt it good some of us are working abroad and sending money overseas
@@ayush4565 We dont need your money..keep it to yourself.. we know how to manage without money.. we are not westerners...
Hi...i am from India. Is it possible to get a job in Canada with 12th qualification
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Hi dear ..can my spouse get Canadian vesa with hepatitis b+..?
How much our people / students struggle overseas and still support their families back home and what sacrifice and at what cost ; I feel absolutely concerned for their welfare, wellbeing and safety ; may God bless them with everything that they aspire for !!
I lived in New Zealand for 2 years. One year as a student, One Year for Job. During that time I met a lot of NRI families who settled there for a long time. 90% of my conversation with them was about India. They'll only talk about their Parents, Brothers, Sisters, farm, home, school, village, cities. etc everytime. Even though they are well settle with own house, car, etc. I can feel their loneliness in their eyes. They have this feeling of missing something in their life. At that point I decided I never want that kind of empty feeling in my life in my future. I also warn about this whenever some friend talks about moving to abroad. Not to discourage, but they should know it.
PS: I know there are also many people who are happy and fully satisfied in foreignland.
I guess people who can take their families with them will just do fine
Although any one person from particular family will have to work hard and manage all the things on his own for some years
To be precise once you get your family with you through private PR, your life will become pleasant again but before that you gotta study alone for 2 years then get a job and apply for your own PR which again will take around 2-4 years so you see in order to settle yourself it takes 5-6 years on average after which you wait for your parents PR approval
Not a bad deal of you decide to settle early on and luck is with you
You can be fully independent and take care of your family by the time you're 25-27 if you move out by 18
When they were in india they did'nt care of these
A great video to uninspire some over enthusiastic people who just want to move to Canada after watching movies or their friends. I would say that life is tough for anyone who moves out of their hometown for job or studies. But, nothing like your own country. Would hate to become a second citizen in a foreign land.
Mostly agree with you.But where are the jobs in India? Even Govt. posts are not filled .
Oh dont worry. You have already made us feel foreign, second class citizen here. Yours truely from the last of us in brampton, surrey, delta soon to be ever small town in the country for that matter
Really enjoyed watching your video, although I have personally no intention of settling in Canada. Your speech is clear and your style is neat and to the point. I’m sure many people will be able to relate to your presentation. Thanks for sharing such important, basic points that many new and first time settlers overlook.
Well narrated Gursahib Singh,,,,our children are in Canada and when we also visited them, we had experienced exactly the same,,,God bless you,,,it is very important to know the difference between illusion and reality,,,,
Oh well Canada now knows the difference between illusion and reality. Its been shown to us in the abundance of evidence we've collected and are still collecting. It's as clear as the beautiful Taj Mahal (wait...indians built that right?)
I love the balanced approach and straight forward approach. It’s the little things that add up, and you’ve presented it all well. I will be sure to point to your video to people looking to move here.
Thank you 😊😊
There are materialistic cultures and less materialistic cultures . The realisation of that and what is "your " priorities in life is important . Most of the " developed " world have more money but lack in human connection more . Of course its marketed as individualism , strength etc etc and there is nothing wrong in it and that is part of the reason they come to east in search of peace and happiness after achieving much material success .
Baat mai dum hai.
India is also becoming just like those countries nowadays. Atleast in the metro cities.
Truly said and very descriptive to many who want to settle in North America and Canada, this countries will educate you what is REALITY
the best, 100% honest and the most informative video ever watched about canada!!!! thank u so much sir for such transparency!!!
Though bro is shooting the video by sitting, the editing of zooming in out synchronized with actions gives the fabulous vibe to the viewers as well as the sound and clips between also helps to develop the better picture in the mind .Thank u bro sharing such grt information to us .
He's using an apple product, it's an apple feature...it's no editing 😂
I went to Canada, lived for 3 1/2 yrs, didn't like, very happy that I came back to my home town Delhi. India Is India!!
I'm in Canada, Vancouver for the last 15 years and this guy is absolutely correct.
Can you please tell us about the housing crisis in Vancouver? Is it very hard to live there??
In that case why are not you coming back to your native land?
@@daliakarmakar5123 Because Native land is worse than this place these days.
I think this is relevant to people who have never stayed alone in their life and have never experienced being independent. I have been staying alone for around 10 years now and I can vouch that these things are true no matter where you stay in general. Just some things changes basis of local culture. Even big cities in india will give you similar experience. Of course change of country is a different thing no doubt but those who have some experience living independently in their life will have less issues during transition. #justmyopinion.
I am also living alone since 10 years in Noida . Just working on myself and there is no one to emotionally help you except yourself.
Where are you staying?
@@rolipandey947 let's do a small party...
@RoliPandey , Lets catchup.. I am happy to connect with you emotionally
I stay in Navi Mumbai and i agree to every word of yours... it is very lonely even in tier 2 cities in India... basically folks who have stayed in their hometown or parents all their life will definitely face challenges for first few years... and it is also with Canada... however the everyday hassles of office communte in crowded train or limited vegetables or expensive fruits more than offset it
Hey bhagwan. I was planning for Canada this year but after Sirji gave all details in brief of how canada is where everything is DIY, and everything is too far even for normal groceries, I think then it is always better to stay here in India. Wherever you go India is best as people do not have to struggle for all of this. Thik hai paisa kam hai par yeh taklif toh nahi hai
Actually, 0% APR is a myth. You need to go for EMR, as you go onto pay equated monthly installments. Infact, it’s a vicious circle.
Absolutely correct.
I am a 34 year old guy living in India.Even i had a funny notion that emigrating to Canada/US is like a piece of cake .but from what i ve heard from my friends,relatives the picture is completely different.as Gursahib rightly pointed out study and do a proper research about the place you wish to emigrate to otherwise you will have a tough time .best wishes to all Indian students,job seekers who wish to make it big in Canada...Rab Rakha Gursahib Paaji
Very good information without any bias. I like it. Most if not all applies to USA as well. A few years ago one of my friends in India got into his head to move to USA. He had this rosy picture in his head how the life is here. On top he already had kids. His plan was basically get here, get similar job as in India, start making tons of money and support his family in India. His dad had me talk to him. Once I went over basically same information he realized that he would basically had to start his life from scratch and would be years before he could start sendingoney to his family. He decided against coming to america, started his own business in India and now very successful. He is actually happy he didnt move and stayed with his family.
I have seen alot of people do the move to USA or canada and then when the realty hits them they regret ever coming here. Many eneded up going back with bad experiences. I totally aggree that if you going to this kind of a move do some raesearch first about the new place you going to and hopefully from without any bias like this channel.
Paaji... well i never thought of settling in Canada but yes i had an image in my mid. Thank you for sharing the ground reality. Atleast tomorrow when i plan, i ll be prepared accordingly. Thanks ton again. ♥️♥️♥️
Very nice video not only for Canada but also for people travelling to Australia, USA, UK & europe. Well done.
Best video explaining about pros and cons of coming to Canada. Thanks 🙏
Bro, you're such a good and eloquent speaker! Every word of you is one hundred percent true!
Glad you think so!
You made a very good point here i.e analyse situation by watching it in songs and social media. I am not in Canada but must say this rule apply in every aspects of life . Not just blindly trust what we see .
I always felt alone when I was working in Bangalore for 2 to 3 years. Even at our home, we don't have domestic help and we do almost all our work on our own. So I think living in Canada will come natural to me. Planning to reach their soon with my client work. :)
good luck
good luck
Same here
India mein bhi Akele hi hai sabhi
Still, you will feel the change.
Amazing that some-one put a real effort to make others life easy and safe , his words and accent definitely telling me that he's speaking with the bottom of his heart , Thank you Sir , stay healthy .
Knew all of it…but still watched the entire thing. You are a brilliant orator. I’m sure this video helped and will help a lot of people.
Thank you!!
This is amazing video...
I am an Indian Chartered accountant working in Dubai and have a very stable life.. Still I was crazy of shifting to Canada till I watched your videos.. So much clarity and honest truth..
You have amazing clarity of thoughts and words..
Please keep up the good work..
Hey, I am an MCom graduate specialised in Finance, wanting to build a career in the same.
I will complete my degree in the coming month and I am still not sure if I should stay in India and apply for a job or if I should try visiting Dubai and apply for jobs there ( I have a few friends in Dubai ). Would you tell me your take on what would be better in the long run?
Hi Sagar,
You have any information how to apply to Dubai for job. I am an IT professional.
"Its their culture and you must respect it". This was one of best advice in this video. Video was also very helpful 🌹
Exactly..
only if muslims thought this way too...
tussi rehn deo 😂😂farhan miyaa
Since when muslims started respecting other country's native culture. Protesting to implement Shariya laws and halal food is what muslims do from day 1 😅
@@nikitsharma1554 😁
Doesn't it seem that we in India have so many facilities which we take for granted...like grocery delivery is in 10 mins now by so many apps apart from our local vendors who also deliver bread and milk or medicine by phone...only thing good in Canada is beautiful scenery and cleanliness...😊 And school education is free
School education in public school is free in india too
For live cleanliness matters. Pure water, pure food, pure air
India is not fair.. Just not fair cuz... No matter how much U earn and how much of a better person U become after studying U still can't avoid passing through the slum areas and looking at the beggars roaming about everywhere it just depends on the person itself... How comfortable can the person be living in which country the police and the government is all corrupted who knew what happened after ssr murder case? Nothing nothing after sreedevi's case
Schools education is free in Canada?
Education is free because nobody should pay to be brainwashed.
You have explained it so well.!!!.
You made us aware of the reality and cleared our doubts.
I really liked the way you explained everything, Clear and to the point.
He is absolutely right. Even if u earn hell lot of money, you do all ur work urself. No maids, no friends or relatives to share, no life. Loneliness.
Thats why i love india. Best thing is.. having full time maid to do all ur chores. Even cooking, taking kids to park, etc.
Meko help karo na
Do you have no relatives living abroad or what?
@@mahekshah5788 no
@@shaikhsameer6269 you must be very rich to have maids and servants to do every single thing in the home including taking kids to the park
@@mahekshah5788 ok
100% truth brother. Specially for boisterous bubbly Punjabis it's a shocker. I know there is a community and everything but mostly canada works like that. Viscous debt cycle and a lot other things make you feel survival is tough. Lastly there is a great increase in racism in Canada. Canadians are now shifting their image regarding immigrants. It's becoming another US in terms of shootings 😔
This video is sooo true 🤩🤩 I came here on March 1, 2022 and that too after 12th.. To all the international students out there, Just belive in yourself and stay focused 😇
Where did you went ? Which city and college? Do you have any contact info, insta or snap?
@@customarts7708 it's Niagara college in Ontario.
@@himanshinagrath2042 Hi, I also applied for sep intake. I wanted to ask how long embassy took to grant you visa. I applied on 19 April for sep intake do you think I will get that intake
@@nik7017 hello, I got mine in 3 months ... I think you might get yours jn time, just hope for the best brother :)
@@himanshinagrath2042
Is all struggles in canada worth it??
Thanks for ur experience shares it will help the student who r coming to Canada. My daughter is also planning to come next year
I've never seen a more realistic and articulate video about what to expect if you're moving from India to North America!! Kudos paaji!!
Appreciate that you are talking about topics which are major ground level points..matters a lot 👍🏻
This video is gold. Paaji aapne bohot achi information di hai jo bohot zaruri hai. Please make part 2 on the same topic. We want to know more about the culture and reality of Canada.
I was 22 when I visited USA during 1999 at that time there was no acess to social media and your video is very informative 👌
So you are not well settled till now?
@@leoness8367 I am settled in India 🇮🇳
@@niravshah9411 Nice
Gujratis all chor
@@rajendramodusu5980 why?
Very well said brother , i have been in uk for nearly 20 years and i learned the hard way when i arrived that you should never judge the book by its cover. Basically uk , canada , usa , New Zealand and australia they have a same system , higher tax so you will be loaning alot of stuff for your general life to live in these countries. The way i look at it is the goverment keeps you in debt all your life cus when ur in debt you live a very controlled life 😁
Bro is it really worth to immigrate pls suggest i am thinking of canada
@@kartikeydalal3228 hi there , it’s entirely up to you brother.
Always listen to everyone but make your own decisions as i would say you will feel lonely.
But always keep your options open , if u have a good job in india why move to abroad but if even if u wanna move to canada keep in mind that even if u dont like it , you can always come back to india and get the job you had before but once u live in these countries for 3 to 5 years , you really struggle a lil to move back to india.
Its like people will always say dont come to abroad its boring and very lonely but there are people living there so its your choice you have to make a right one between 2 rights as i love india and uk too.
These countries are great no doubt about that but it hits you a bit when u come down.
@@harpreetrathore2076 i got no job here just graduated i can just invest 20 lac here or canada just confused i need to take care of my parents after too is it possible that i can afford my parents expense in canada after pr or not
@@kartikeydalal3228 hi brother, its very nice that you wanna look after your parents but if u dont have a job there in india or career , its good that you move abroad things will always work out in the end but you will hae to search a lil bit that how long u will have to work there to get your pr and and when ur parents can claim benefits if they are old enough as it will be hard for them to work there 👍
@@harpreetrathore2076 if i get pr then can my parents get all benifits as same as those who are already old citizens there??
Paaji pata nhi pr aapki knowledge sharing aur anewale logo ko jo aap warning de rhe ho. Mrko bade genuine insaan lage aap.
At the end of my teaching assignment, on my way back from the US to India, I stayed in Toronto from March until September. My sister who is settled there for three decades wanted me to get a feel of the lifestyle in Canada. Frankly speaking, I hated it. The climate is bad, and the Indians do not have the same high status as they have in the US. I wouldn't stay there no matter what the temptation. I have been living in India since 2008 and have never regretted the decision. You are absolutely right when you say that the kids who come here have stars in their eyes when they come here to settle. That is not the reality though and they soon realize that.
I also moved to lndia last year and don't regret it at all
Lanat ese doston p!
India is the Best
Your content is always to the point. I hope your channel will grow quickly and just keep this content always simple and to the point because that's what we people what to know.😀❤️
I appreciate that. Thanks a lot :-)
@@GursahibSinghCanada Hi I've been following your videos since quite some time. I've recently come to Canada and I must say as a Doctor finding any kind of jobs without licensing is practically impossible. As you have been in Canada for the past 4 years have you encountered any doctors from India/ any part of the world who are new immigrants but without jobs. Do we need to do any courses, go back to college ?? Anything on this topic would be really helpful. Hope to hear from you. Thank you..
This will really helps to them who plan to migrate to Canada.....your all videos are really good and helpful..... Great work Sir 🙌🏻
Conclusion of Video :
To all Introverts, Canada is heaven…..
I'm an introvert. Thanks ☺️ for inspiring me to leave India (noisy overpopulated and polluted North India to be precise) and make a move towards settling down in Canada.
@@ashujeetbhattacharjee3092 most overcrowded and third class is ur bongla . Leave for a capitalist country rather than commie hole west bonnguulllaa
@@ashujeetbhattacharjee3092 why always bongs ??
🤝🏼yesssir
@@ashujeetbhattacharjee3092 jaldi nikal bhai 😂
My youngest daughter did her masters and working in Toronto and lives in Brampton .she says car parking in Toronto is CAD 15 per hour.She goes to office in Train from Brampton.She also said for small stich in her clothes costed CAD 15.
Winter is harsh and you have to shovel Ice to take out your car out.
Apart from Hardships,there are so many merits also like no visible corruption, Governaments spend the collected taxes properly.Well explained about life in Canada.
Canada is very corrupt country . You have no idea .
Tailor work you have to do on your own in all these foreign countries like US, UK Canada, Australia, etc.
Very good information related to ground realities.
The way of expressing and explaining is crisp and clear.
BROTHER JUST A SUGGESTION SINCE U HAVE MADE A LOT OF STUDENT RELATED VIDEOS
I WANT YOU TO MAKE VIDEOS FOR PPL COMING AS DIRECT PR
WHAT CAN THEY DO IN THE STARTING WHEN THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO FIND JOBS IN THEIR FIELD ETC
Very well illustrated and explained. Really appreciate your efforts in showing the real picture to those who aim for the big dream. God bless you Veere 🙏🏻❤️🌹
Thanks a ton :-)
Living Alone that's best thing 🙂 for Introvert people 🔥
I'm also Introvert and I'm sure it won't be a problem to live alone.
Are you in Canada or going in the future.
Well actually living alone is itself a boon
You will have to share bro you cant pay single rent by yourself
same bro.... :)
@@Vapaaari Yes Bro I know that I'm not taking about living Alone physically, I'm just trying to say that physically you may share 1 room with 4 friends but No one has time for you When you will be having tough time mentally 😓 that's why I was saying people who are introvert they generally good to deal with loneliness compared to Extrovert person 👍
I hope now you have got it what I mean to say.😊
Thank you for clearing all the major misconceptions lot of youngsters have in India about western countries. I agree with you 100% in doing proper research before getting into something rather than blindly following the crowd
Its their culture and its okay!!
if a Mexican person comes to India , he would feel aloof and aliened out.
We are shaped by society around us (eg indian society)...We are used to it can't let it go.
Different people , Different Culture , its okay lol
@@avatr7109 he didn't say it's bad culture or something. He just said do the research and understand if you are comfortable with those changes and environment. Instead of coming down here and getting into depression. I have many friends who felt the same 0 social life. It'll be just about you and your family. It ain't easy.
Talking about the Mexican guy, He'll have alot of people to take selfies atleast (gora admi) he won't be isolated.
On the dot...same things my daughter told me...she adjusted nd s a Canadian now...Ur guidence is a must for those who want to settle there!
All your videos are to the point and very informative and also very fun to watch , i clearly see all the effort you put into your all your videos ☺️
It's a beautiful country.. Follow the rules...Back in India everything's on a platter..Living overseas you become self reliant.. I've lived in Germany way back in the 80's..Clean.. There's dignity of labour..Yes,no domestic help..Do it yourself.Even in Switzerland, after 22:00 hrs you cannot create noise & be a pest...So work diligently.. You have to adapt to their lifestyle.. Nice vid.Oh yes, I've always loved Walmart & the local grocery stores.. It's how you blend & mingle with the locals..And the winters in Canada..Jeez-22 degrees.. REMEMBER " grass always look greener on the other side".. Make a wise decision...!!! One important advice.. Manners, Please,Thank you,May I.. Overseas they are very particular......
Stupid response as you all won't have a choice to enter Canada. Get real.
You are so amazing and truthful bro ..
stay like this! RESPECT This is why I live and respect Sikh’s a lot 🙏🏻🤗
Nice, short and to the point. Wish someone sponsors your channel to do such base study for other countries as well. 🙏🏼👍🏼
Maybe one day!
Canada seems like heaven to me then . I have stayed alone for 10years with mostly professional relationships only with people.
Thank you Gursahib for this much detailed video.
After seeing all this I can proudly say I love my India 🇮🇳
oh you can proudly say that? Did 'indians' discover the land? Did indians settle the land? Did indians build the Taj Mahal or any other beautiful ancient architecture? Or did indians lie about where the indian actually originated (Afghanistan archeological and historal records in abundance there). Did you invent yoga? Did you create your own language? Or did you lie, cheat, steal...and you are nothing but criminal colonizers? That's right. You don't own india...and it will be returned to its original name. I have no respect for liars, thieves and fraudsters.
I have been living alone for the last 12 years and have lived in France for 4 years. Everything is so similar to the "living-alone" in basic wage , anywhere in the world.
This video is basically for someone, who is first to move out of their home from India(specifically).
I loved the independent staying-alone culture in France and I am glad to find the same in Canada, including the mid/small-sized cities !! ❤️❤️
Thanks for this video, it motivated me more to move there 💯
hyy
Tumhay tumhari life mubarak hu. Jab problem hu ga tab pata chalay ga.
@@sajadahmadrather6464 problem toh india mei bhi hota hai. It's the same everywhere. India is also getting westernized
Few of my Friends living in UAE and Oman.... doing just entry-level jobs...saving Rs. 75k per month...no income tax, still clean roads and good parks...cheap labor, cheap restaurents...no shopping tax...cheap petrol, driving Fortuner. ...cheap insurance....no cold..chill on beaches....Malls open day night....I don't understand why you people go there....just for residency....then enjoy..!
200% agreed
Main khud bhai kisi bhi country k liye ready hoon paise kmaunga mze krunga phir apne ghr India wapis apni mummy ka pass😍
@@bewafaislive625 haha . Itna asan h vapis aana . ?
I Believe you are the first person who explains everything exactly. 100% Truth You are a Eye Opener.
I m living in the US, equally true. Bahot badiya. This is spot on video for anyone in India watching.
Ground reality indeed! 💯
🙌🏻🙌🏻
Very well and accurately narrated. Bottom line is US and Canada are great to get an education, start off your career and work hard. Once you are done after about 20 years...moving back home to India is simply wonderful. The warmth of your own culture, the community and conveniences are really worth it.
Your videos are highly professional and informative. Please keep them flowing so that the watchers would have situational awareness and the reality could be perceived. Self reliance is the main things in these ( Western World) countries since populations are low and standard of living being very high, therefore only the rich could afford all the work requiring high pay for kind of home or other repair or fixing work!!! There are many more other difficulties due to very very low & cold temperatures & strong winds which affects your living standards & costs and movements become very difficult These are only few examples of being self reliant. There are no porters to carry your luggage/bags 💼!!!! So be prepared!!!!
Not just Canada.. this type of differences are there between India and all developed world.. but nobody talks about it..
This is such a wonderful video.. 👍👍👍
Excellent information for youngsters thinking of coming to and settle in Canada.
Gagar mein Saagar.
Stay blessed Gursahib Singh.
Thank you so much :-)
As for grocery stores and government offices are concernd it depends where you live there are convinence stores as well .so its not that you only have to rely on big stores.,
Also government offices every city has its own government offices.
And big portion of taxes you pay are paid back to you when you file your taxes .only rich do not get any taxes back.
So canada basicaly makes the rich pay more then middle class.
And there are many other benefits you can apply for.
One of the best video I ever watched regarding this important topic.
Keep it up... Lots of information in one video 👍
Awesome :)
Thankss a lot sir for all the efforts that you put to make such an informative video. It really helps students who want to come to canada in future and the international students living there🙏🙏 you guide us with true facts for which I'm grateful to you. 🙌
students come to canada...i don't think so.
ap ka knowledge aur fluency ny poora video dhkhny per majoor kia... buhat e achy
Thank you for speaking that language,makes it easy for "ALL" of us to understand
so well taken and thought out video . very helpful indeed for everyone who wants to migrate. thanks for the time and effort and keep up the good content coming.
Glad it was helpful!
Hello gursahib ,i m newly married n my husband stays at Canada ,I'll be shifting there soon ,can u please make a video specially for wives who'll be shifting there with their hubbies .It would be really helpful for me and many married girls out there .
@@GursahibSinghCanada tum logo ki vaja se hum jaise log punjab tak me survive nhi kar .Tum kehte ho ki yahan plumber ya electrician khud banna padega abhe ja me mehnat kar ke IELTS 9.5 band lawanga te jo basic cheej jehri aap karni paungi oh me paise de ke karwa deni a yar .To me aapko bta dena chahta hum jaise logo ko dismotivate mat kara Karo. Please 🙏
@@GursahibSinghCanada koi baat agar bhokhe rehna padega to REH launga Maran nhi Lagan pehlan reh Chukia va baki students varga ni a Bhukh ton bina reh nhi hunda
@@GursahibSinghCanada aur baki Slah dasan lyi dhanwad .Study karan ana va Canada, Maran le nhi .
Paaji loved this video...please make next video on " how to get or possible ways to get PR after 1 year study program
God bless you for all the information you have given us boss!
I am sure this video will help many many people who dream of Canada, will make them self prepared.
👍🏻👍🏻
His words are 100% true. There are lot many good things about Canada but you need to keep this type of things in mind as well.
Singh Sahab, you made such a Very good video with full of true knowledge and reality facts. Great job done sir.👍
Thanks a ton :-)
My flight is in May and I'm very scared, especially after watching this video. I am 22 year old and I've never left my family. Don't know how I'll manage in Canada. ( Btw this is not a dig at you, you're just educating us.)
When u r going
Even I'm scared now ..feels like I've taken wrong decision 😂...but let's see how things will go... Best of luck
@@nevaditasharma4527 1 may
@@jazz01021 Same to you 😀
Guys never be scared. I know many Indians who have become so successful in Canada. Only the initial 3 years is a challenge till you settle down.So go with full confidence and positivity. If possible don't watch you tube videos. It will suck your energy.
There are a lot of cultural clashes between us Canucks and Punjabi people - I'm born and raised in Surrey, BC and let me say that it's getting worse. Punjabi pop culture is creating a toxic social environment in my home city.
Immigration does not mean only immigrants will adapt to country's culture. At some point, immigrants start to influence country's culture too.
Well if you mix water with milk the milk won't be the only one to receive a change in it's characteristics, water will too change itself
Probably the most realistic and truthful opinion given by anyone.
Realistic view and that is needed for everyone. ❤ Great work my friend
Good information shared brother, really informative for those coming for the first time in Canada
I appreciate information you put into the video. Most of the countries are like that. Me in Dubai from last 5 years and have learned many of new things and learning daily as well. You have put reality into the video. Chak deee.....
It's a dead City
Excellent presentation, This should be the official Pre landing training for those who plan to immigrate or even visit Canada.
Thanks a lot 😊😊
You have made a video sharing ground reality of Canada which many people don't understand but you are doing a fabulous job.... Of reality Check
Bhai ne without visa, Canada stay ka pura experience de diya
Greattt 🙏🏻
You are very good Orator. Great video , covered almost everything
Hii
I appreciate your efforts, right now I’m living in London Ontario and I actually relate everything that you said in video but in my opinion somebody living in india right now, the person will only get information but can’t actually relate the information and what exetly it means
I think This culture is best for me , I'm from a Middle class Dalit family,
I enjoy my alone time but that doesn't mean I hate humans lol
And we have a discipline of doing everything on our Own, no Excuses
Just straight learn it by doing it... part of life , enjoy it.
(otherwise Recieve Flying Chappal)
Never liked the 'Maids' concept in India too
Good job done Gursahib. Keep it up. Fair reality check for new immigrants.
Thanks dear, I am happy here in Imdia & will succeed here itself with hard work.