@@jiti5034 after a year or so of student visa, then around 5 years or so of work visa. Then PR. Then a year or so , citizenship. Long term plan. Zyada nai socha. :)
This discussion felt like a mixed bag. One line which was extremely irritating for me was; zaida na sochoo.Naheen bhai people can lose their life savings when they take rash decisions without thinking much. Why I listen to Wali’s podcast is because he is very sensible and try to explore every aspect of a move or a decision where as our guest today was giving a very contradictory and senseless advice of zaida na soochoo bus ker loo. Secondly I felt like religious beliefs were too much involved in every thing, be it the discussion about moving to Dubai, where to invest, where to live.. there are every kind of people and a little generic discussion would benefit everyone but saying that guest did say it was one of the major reason for his move I do understand why mostly everything he was talking about was from that point of view.
There is a fine balance indeed. Zyada na socho doesn't mean be stupid. I actually had a consultation call with Wali before moving and planned to the best of my ability. But there is a limit to planning.
I wish you had said the same thing on the podcast too because being a listener I can honestly tell it didn’t come across as you have explained it now. I being someone who has lived in 8 countries do understand that how important it is to know all the facts before making a move. Knowing things beforehand makes a move much easier and you are less stressed and better prepared to handle uncertainties and other worries and unknown hardships which come with settling in a new country especially when you are not financially very sound and have limited money.
I usually tell people that had I known how hard it was I may not have moved. Fairly sure I may have mentioned it. Not sure it came up during the podcast or just me & wali speaking in the beginning Apologies if it came across as rash and silly. Agree these things need to be planned to a certain extent With that being said, employment is usually easier as the employer should ideally be assisting quite a bit
@@zubair_nocode No body is saying you are stupid but some of the answers were bit casual, migration is a big decision, don't take it lightly and also I also felt like religious beliefs were too much involved in every thing,
Islamic banks in UK have pathetic customer service and online App.. I had experience with rayan bank during 2019-2022 but took my money out after some time and put into Lloyds 😊
Few point of caution , there are three categories of Desi People who want to move from west to UAE. 1) Those who are on temp job linked visa in west NO PR 2) Those with PR ( no citizenship) and 3) Those with Citizenship... so Wali bhai please with your guests ask them to clarify there status first when they were in the west... reason is perception changes ... it matters is Category 1 , has no choice as they don't have PR in west or in UAE any way , Cat 2 people if they stay outside of the western country where they have PR they could risk loosing their PR status if they stay out long term,, and also the pathway to citizenship may get negatively affected ,,,, Cat 3 is easy they have the citizenship in the west so lot less risky for them ..they can return any time . All this because UAE and ME countries do not give true PR Another point blank point, More and more of your guests are putting religious angle in to everything... I am sure you know what amount of your viewer are either Non Muslims or those for whom this factor may not matter as high as it does to a very religious person.. so please , Unless you want only one religion subscribers !
@@WaliKhan_2k Ok great ,, I hope your guest first clarify what Visa they are on or were before migration either from west to ME or the other way around .. also I hope you take on board the suggestion of reducing the religious angle
Just found out how important it is to be able to speak and communicate your thoughts. why is he moving his hands so much? useless and virtually a waste of time
Too much hands movement/shakings on the screen looked irritating for the viewers. Nothing to be learnt from the move from UK to Dubai. Despite an electrical engineering and then moving to IT sector and living in the UK and then moving to Dubai doesn't add up except that one wasn't doing worthwile in the UK or there must be some issues with the home office regarding settlement in the UK otherwise who would take this option of moving to a 3rd world country. A well settled person in the UK would rarely do this. The Bhaiya mutterwa podcaster based in Dubai often gives too much hypes. For example, in the case of Behroz, the so-called CFO move from Dubai to Canada. For CFO or any other fancy job title, salary in Dubai is determined on the basis of one's passport.
It is not perception but first hand experience. Sub continent passport holders who were more experienced than me were getting much less and other perks. For example, hardly anyone got children full education grants for private education.
No disrespect to any religion but when I heard that some people say Apple Stocks are Halaal because Apples makes music.... I could not stop 😅😅😅 oh my god ( any god will do ) Why mix so much religion in investment decisions? Ok one can understand ethical investment like not investing in gambling stock or even Alcohol but Music???
Request, please her "migration to Dubai" video me "Religion reasons" mat lawo bhaisahab ... there are more Desi Non Muslims in UAE than Desi Muslims... ! It may not be a factor for everybody .
@@WaliKhan_2k Yes Mr Khan but at same time if majority of your guests keep bringing religion ( that too only one) In migration discussions that is not respecting other peoples perspective... , and that perspective could be " Mr Wali makes good content and I want to know more about UAE migration without hampering about religion all / most of the time" any way it was humble request...one day people like me will say " this seems all about how good UAE is for a particular religion rather than just pros and Cons of UAE migration" any way it is your call but don't dismiss the feedback by saying It is everybody's perspective.. all the time
@@WaliKhan_2k sir ur biggest fan notification on krky rakhi hoti apki. But this one is way too booring sardarji usa wali canada one sab dkhta but is ma maza nh aya.
He was not speaking clearly in the beginning. He is saying people lack in investment but reality is government don't promote much there is culture of working slavery and people are in mortgage so there life revolve in clearing it. Those who are in business of take away or shop they do earn good income.
Thanks Wali for hosting Zubair. There is a section of your audience who looks for content about West to UAE migration.
Happy to answer any questions.
Will try to keep an eye on the comments for a few days
So were you a UK PR holder? also with Dubai what kind of visa did you get? and knowing there is no PR in UAE what is the long term plan?
@@jiti5034 after a year or so of student visa, then around 5 years or so of work visa. Then PR. Then a year or so , citizenship.
Long term plan. Zyada nai socha. :)
What is your business in Dubai free zone?
How good is the quality of education there? Is there ratta system? Unlike the UK ,there is no cramming at the primary level.
Birmingham main kis area main apki residence thi?
This discussion felt like a mixed bag. One line which was extremely irritating for me was; zaida na sochoo.Naheen bhai people can lose their life savings when they take rash decisions without thinking much. Why I listen to Wali’s podcast is because he is very sensible and try to explore every aspect of a move or a decision where as our guest today was giving a very contradictory and senseless advice of zaida na soochoo bus ker loo. Secondly I felt like religious beliefs were too much involved in every thing, be it the discussion about moving to Dubai, where to invest, where to live.. there are every kind of people and a little generic discussion would benefit everyone but saying that guest did say it was one of the major reason for his move I do understand why mostly everything he was talking about was from that point of view.
There is a fine balance indeed.
Zyada na socho doesn't mean be stupid.
I actually had a consultation call with Wali before moving and planned to the best of my ability.
But there is a limit to planning.
I wish you had said the same thing on the podcast too because being a listener I can honestly tell it didn’t come across as you have explained it now. I being someone who has lived in 8 countries do understand that how important it is to know all the facts before making a move. Knowing things beforehand makes a move much easier and you are less stressed and better prepared to handle uncertainties and other worries and unknown hardships which come with settling in a new country especially when you are not financially very sound and have limited money.
I usually tell people that had I known how hard it was I may not have moved.
Fairly sure I may have mentioned it. Not sure it came up during the podcast or just me & wali speaking in the beginning
Apologies if it came across as rash and silly. Agree these things need to be planned to a certain extent
With that being said, employment is usually easier as the employer should ideally be assisting quite a bit
@@zubair_nocode No body is saying you are stupid but some of the answers were bit casual, migration is a big decision, don't take it lightly and also I also felt like religious beliefs were too much involved in every thing,
Agree, somewhat all over the place with too much religion related discussion
Its all great when you have a foreign passport. World is totally different for people with a subcontinent passport.
Lot's of love from northeast India 🇮🇳😘🙏❤️
Always keep smiling enjoy your wonderful life 🥳 ❤️
It's so important to have good communication skills in life... :)
@55:00 very informative.👍👍
Please make Video on insurance especially health side
Islamic banks in UK have pathetic customer service and online App.. I had experience with rayan bank during 2019-2022 but took my money out after some time and put into Lloyds 😊
So he is a British national thats why he likes dubai
What an amazing reason to like Dubai :)
Guest voice blurred
Not easy to understand
Few point of caution , there are three categories of Desi People who want to move from west to UAE. 1) Those who are on temp job linked visa in west NO PR 2) Those with PR ( no citizenship) and 3) Those with Citizenship... so Wali bhai please with your guests ask them to clarify there status first when they were in the west... reason is perception changes ... it matters is Category 1 , has no choice as they don't have PR in west or in UAE any way , Cat 2 people if they stay outside of the western country where they have PR they could risk loosing their PR status if they stay out long term,, and also the pathway to citizenship may get negatively affected ,,,, Cat 3 is easy they have the citizenship in the west so lot less risky for them ..they can return any time . All this because UAE and ME countries do not give true PR
Another point blank point, More and more of your guests are putting religious angle in to everything... I am sure you know what amount of your viewer are either Non Muslims or those for whom this factor may not matter as high as it does to a very religious person.. so please , Unless you want only one religion subscribers !
Upcoming podcasts have these points covered.
@@WaliKhan_2k Ok great ,, I hope your guest first clarify what Visa they are on or were before migration either from west to ME or the other way around .. also I hope you take on board the suggestion of reducing the religious angle
Uk if someone moving if he is electrician, plumber and plasterer, gas fixer make more money.
Just found out how important it is to be able to speak and communicate your thoughts. why is he moving his hands so much? useless and virtually a waste of time
Too much hands movement/shakings on the screen looked irritating for the viewers. Nothing to be learnt from the move from UK to Dubai. Despite an electrical engineering and then moving to IT sector and living in the UK and then moving to Dubai doesn't add up except that one wasn't doing worthwile in the UK or there must be some issues with the home office regarding settlement in the UK otherwise who would take this option of moving to a 3rd world country. A well settled person in the UK would rarely do this.
The Bhaiya mutterwa podcaster based in Dubai often gives too much hypes. For example, in the case of Behroz, the so-called CFO move from Dubai to Canada. For CFO or any other fancy job title, salary in Dubai is determined on the basis of one's passport.
Wrong perception about passport :-)
It is not perception but first hand experience. Sub continent passport holders who were more experienced than me were getting much less and other perks. For example, hardly anyone got children full education grants for private education.
No disrespect to any religion but when I heard that some people say Apple Stocks are Halaal because Apples makes music.... I could not stop 😅😅😅 oh my god ( any god will do ) Why mix so much religion in investment decisions? Ok one can understand ethical investment like not investing in gambling stock or even Alcohol but Music???
There are all kind of people on this planet :)
Does your host have a insta that some one can ask few queries?.
He has linkedin - you can find in the description of the video.
@@WaliKhan_2k Thanks I have pinged him on In
Stupid conversation. Guest needs to work on his conversational skill.
True. Stupid guy
I agree har chij me Shariya compliance mat lagawo ..
Request, please her "migration to Dubai" video me "Religion reasons" mat lawo bhaisahab ... there are more Desi Non Muslims in UAE than Desi Muslims... ! It may not be a factor for everybody .
People have their own perspectives which need to be respected.
@@WaliKhan_2k Yes Mr Khan but at same time if majority of your guests keep bringing religion ( that too only one) In migration discussions that is not respecting other peoples perspective... , and that perspective could be " Mr Wali makes good content and I want to know more about UAE migration without hampering about religion all / most of the time" any way it was humble request...one day people like me will say " this seems all about how good UAE is for a particular religion rather than just pros and Cons of UAE migration" any way it is your call but don't dismiss the feedback by saying It is everybody's perspective.. all the time
Sir not worth it the convo kch smj nhi aya
Commenting under 1 hour 30 mins podcast after 22 mins of upload :-)
@@WaliKhan_2k sir ur biggest fan notification on krky rakhi hoti apki.
But this one is way too booring sardarji usa wali canada one sab dkhta but is ma maza nh aya.
Wali bhai exact same situation abh NewZealand ki bhi chal rahee hae
Same each and every aspect you pick same like Canada
He was not speaking clearly in the beginning. He is saying people lack in investment but reality is government don't promote much there is culture of working slavery and people are in mortgage so there life revolve in clearing it. Those who are in business of take away or shop they do earn good income.
Government rarely promotes investments - its the common man who should imagine what they want with their lives.