I'm convinced that the big investors and analysts are trying to scare us to keep us poor and ignorant to the market.. because its steady doing good after all the jobless and market crash talks
I'm a canadian student at Niagara college. We have a lot of international students. I have noticed that most Indian students stick together in small groups. I have also seen girls being mean and unkind to those who are trying to befriend canadians. I can understand the desire to keep India close when you are far from home, but putting yourself out into a 'real' Canadian atmosphere includes regular interactions with us. Please get to know some of us! Most of us would love to help you transition here!
Hi ! I moved to Canada 4 years back. Your video is good and very realistic. All the points are spot on and whoever is planning to move here must certainly watch this video and see if they can make the move smoothly. It’s also going to be a team work so both husband and wife must be prepared to work as a team. My husband is very helpful and I get stressed easily. His cool and calm nature help me settle well. I moved here with 2 young kids so the initial months were very challenging but now we are all well adjusted. Kids are going to school and things are well balanced now.
These folks are the kind of immigrants we want, not only in Canada but especially in the US. I guess you are in BC. Honestly presented by an educated, assimilating, skilled and well-spoken couple. Very well done and informative video.
Believe me theres lot of well mannered educated people who want to live in west. Take my case i have a masters degree in electrical engineering and have 3 years of work experience yet i fear to shift to other countries because of racism and leaving our old parents behind. We easterns love our parents alot.
@@gametabulas Well said. I am with you. This Campbell fellow is talking through his hat. This is the kind of guy, i hope migrants never front up to. Closet Racist
Russell Campbell I have been living in us from last 23 years. Spent more then half of my life here. In past few years I have noticed why the u.s is bringing people who do not want to adopt the American way of life. They are not assimilating to us culture. If you have chosen this country to be your home. They should also adopt the culture. Those illiterate defame the immigrant community when they talk with big mouths at restaurants wal marts in general public. The USCIS should apply some terms and conditions at consulate before granting visa they must be able to speak white read English. And they will only communicate in English when they are in general public. And the u.s should stop the green card give away lottery. As mr trump says we are not bringing the best with this system.and last point stop giving the asylum to especially people of Punjab India. They have take full advantage of this soft system. Stop giving work permits to fence jumpers.
u.s. employment-based immigration is currently based on lottery decided employment visa, while Canada is pure merit. I guess that change the demographics a lot.
I was thinking about what you were saying regarding how if you don't have friends and family in Canada, you might be lonely and homesick. There are a lot of lonely Canadians too! We have small families and value our independence but that causes isolation. What many Canadians do to solve that problem is go out and Volunteer (which also helps you network) You can find organizations that align with your career who will sometimes offer free training or certificates. Where I live, you rarely see South Asians volunteer, it's more common to see that around Vancouver which is a big city. Speaking for myself and the people I know, we are willing to brfriend anyone of any culture but it's very hard to know people who you don't share a social circle with. I highly recommend volunteering to those who wish to thrive.
watched up to 12 minutes of your video, have to comment, born in Ottawa, remember standing on snowbank in front of our rented duplex home, I was 8 years old, our family celebrating at next door neighbors home, at midnight light snow was falling and could hear many church bells ringing in the distance, this was start of our centennial year 1967, riding in a horse drawn sleigh is like that feeling, winter here is a wonderful time after the heat of summer here, my friends would come to my grandfathers cottage at Constance Bay near Ottawa and spend the weekend ice fishing, we found the best temperature to fish was -18 C. We would head home Sunday afternoon with sunburnt faces and eyes crying from the sun blindness. What I have taught my kids is to hold the door open for other people coming in behind you, do not swear in public, speak up and thank people, do not litter, doors and windows must stay closed in winter, I studied printing specialty courses in Ottawa Technical High School and started first job in small print shop, the owner hired me at first interview and started the next work day, in the first week I was helper with folder, gather stitcher machine, sweeping floor, when there was no work needed I told my supervisor I was available for more work and would clean around the pressroom, by the second week, the manager and owner came to see me and promoted me to pressman on AB Dick duplicator, I had immediate responsibility to print weekly news flyers going in mail each Friday for Ottawa Construction Association, the job had to be completed by 2pm for the items to be folded and stuffed in envelopes, all staff would help to meet Canada Post deadline for the nearby station to mail all the envelopes. You have to work more than 100%, show you can get job done, can handle problems yourself, always let supervisor know of a better way to do something, never sit around on a job, find something to work on, I had to wear winter boots in the winter because bottles of water were freezing sitting on the floor by my press, you have to adjust to problems but let your supervisor know what is happening, I became federal servant by luck, I worked 6 years minimum wage but it gave me experience working on computer SAP system Compaq, HP parts returns and got the agency temp help position with that experience and the office staff knew I could be depended on for working overtime, solving problems, without management getting involved. You dress for winter here, a national chain Canadian Tire and their Mark's stores take good care of proper clothing to wear, it is always warm in the sunshine here. Greetings from Nova Scotia
Wow you guys seem very educated and seem to have adapted to the Canadian way of living very quick. I was born and raised in Canada (28 years old now) and I see students and family from India coming thinking that every Canadian is rich and well off. I love how you tell that Canada is not very affordable unless you have a higher than decent job. I see a lot of students sharing and driving around brand new cars but the real cost of living and affording things in this country hasn't hit them yet. Thank you so much for your videos, subscribed instantly after this video!
Yeah, if you're drowning in debt, you can look rich. :) That bullshit works on people who are born here every bit as well as recent immigrants. It's often par for the course in Canada, I can't imagine it's any different in the States (never lived there though.)
Thanks For sharing... Earlier I thought will go to Canada or USA but after watching many videos. I thought it is always best to stay in own country, loyal and follow the same discipline life how we Indians as doing outside India.
I feel India has many many opportunities for earning. One can be most happy staying in India and enjoying with his friends family, so much varity of food, friends n relatives n ur loving parents. Dont ever leave ur parents if they are getting old and need you the most !
Canada allows you to bring ur parents to live with u ( amoung the few countries that allow that). if people dont leave their parents, how will they explore or live and experience other places? the benefits of canada clearly outweigh its hardships . yeah if u think that way yes . this video is for you
As a Canadian born and raised - you are not wrong. This is a very very different country from 6 years ago. Our government is very unfriendly to its residents, immigrants and citizens. Doctors, lawyers, architects, engineers, etc. in their countries come to Canada and become general labour in construction, stock shelves in grocery stores, serve food in restaurants, etc. Because Canada does not care about your experience, you must start over when you arrive in Canada and take many many exams and years of study. Great video. Thank you for sharing.
Very Nice couple and I wish all the new immigrants coming to Canada had this great mindset. Well said. Follow the rules here. Then you will be successful.
Thanks for your honest opinions and not only projecting one side which shows only glittery side.such things are more than for side income a valuable service you are doing appreciate that
@Harsh Giri cause you are investing 30-40 lac +3-4 years too and seeking that you will get 2 or 3 lack job and have to work like a donkey but that's not a big issue Problem is no one going to respect you Indian like BIHARI working in PUNJAB and taxes is also so high and cost of living is also high ☺ Question is why we go there ? If you can invest 30-40 lack you can easily earn good amount not a big issue if any doubt you can invest with us i guarantee for that Best thing about Canada is Safety You are totally safe everytime and administration is superb 👌
Funny that what they say is fought with resistance from JT's govt. all muslim's and radical immigrants are coming in from NYC claiming asylum are being welcomed into Canada with govt assistance free housing while they wait for years to become or denied citizenship. main factor here is using all these Illegals to vote for JT. sad sad day for dictators.
@@torineg.847 Don't know much about Canada nor JT, the fact that you westerners equate Muslims with Radicals is alone, a figment of your OWN imagination. Indeed, a shame.
Well I think you both said it truthfully. It’s not easy coming to a new country, I can’t get over how people can go to another country and start all over without help. It takes a lot of courage. Good for you both that slowly things are getting better. 👍💯
You guys have laid things out very well. Most Indians are used to being lazy in India and expecting their parents and maids to do all their dirty work. Yes, I too expected my mom to do a lot of the work in the house. Coming to the US in 1987 was eye opening when I had to put myself thru university for 5 years. The only job I could find was in dining services cleaning trash, mopping floors and serving food in the university dining services. I learned rapidly and I have a great life now, 33 years later. I have absolutely no regrets. Glad you have both adapted to life in Toronto. when I call my friends in Delhi and hear them instructing the maid, "Yeh lao, woh lao" makes me laugh. These friends actually both got their PhDs in the US and lived here for 13 years. Great job! Thanks for the wonderful information especially for those in India contemplating immigrating to Canada.
It will be very helpful for us if you make video on the skills and certification that you mentioned in your 2nd point. Also the name of institute and cost of gaining those skills and certification. Thank you.
The Daily Life Of Jay yes, very informative. Lol, my DNA comes from this cold land. I’m Ojibwa and I could never live in a place that didn’t have-45degree winter ❄️. Only the tough survives 👊🏾💪🏾. lol Welcome to Canada 🇨🇦 Most of us are pretty friendly.
I'm a total extrovert and I'm awesome at making new friends cuz I've been moving around for years. Since I was a little lad I changed schools every 2 years or so. I also hate it when other people do my chores as I want to take care of my house myself. I have even been traveling via the cheapest public transports available in Bangalore (they suck but what to do? 😂). So I think I'll be able to handle Canda without a hitch! 😉👍
Very informative video. We also came as a couple here and face same situation. Having higher position jobs in India and started here with scratch. We planned everything which you have mentioned and made up our mind. Good job guys. Keep posting videos like this
Really appreciate this video. And it's true for migration to any country. Respect the culture you have moved to. Its laws and culture. Be a high value Indian abroad! 👍
When i was new in Canada I couldn’t find a job for 4 months. I would apply at least 10 places everyday online but never got hired. Then i figured that if you are applying for a job in Canada where you have a chance to grow, you should never tell them (or mention in your resume) about your mechanical degree and any mechanical work experience from india unless it’s a temporary contract. Because it gives them the impression that you will leave their company to update your study here.
@@koshallkamboj No kidding, if you don't list any degree or credential of any kind then I hope you like minimum wage! No idea how anyone could actually live off that in Canada.
Everything you said is 100000000%%% true. I am.more excited to hear someone finally say the hot truth to prepare people's mind. Esp being a sane extrovert, it's not easy getting around making friends cos North Americans are hyper-individualistic. So many people already have their friend circles, you might think work is a great place to make friends, but depending on the work and colleagues, it might also be the lonely place on earth due to workplace policies and culture. Canada will literally shock you to your bones, it's beyond the imagination and expectation but in all, if you are really strong, you will enjoy it afterwards. Thanks so much for this video
Thanks for the video. I already do everything in our house since child including washing clothes, washing vessels, brooming, cleaning, getting grocery cooking etc. I also do service fulltime. I work with utmost honesty and sincerity. I don't get scared with difficulties. I am a fighter. I got 8 Band overall with 9 band in speaking. So hopefully I qualify to settle in Canada!!!
Do not sell your property back home if you have decided to move. Spend first couple of years working hard your way up and see if you can get adjusted to climate/ culture of your newly adopted country. First five years are very crucial!
All things said by you both helping me understanding the scene of staying & working there in Canada. Though I'm applying for Canada PR this year. Hopefully positive things gonna happen all. Thanks Bro 😊
This is one heck of a great video. Those who are planning to settle in Canada must watch this video. It will really mentally help you to prepare yourself before considering Canada as your next home country.
100% correct information shared by the Canadian couple. Infact I owe to you guys. I came in July 2018,prior to that I saw your video on how to get driving license. I brought extract from Mumbai and was lucky enough to get license at the earliest. Moreover we should also explain the background of other jobs u get in Canada. Working in warehouse,Tim Hortons, Walmart ,Amazon etc. Till the time one get decent jobs you have to start the odd jobs in warehouse and retail center. Moreover we are working couple and we have two kids, some time we have to incur expenses on Day care. Guys who wants to come to Canada kindly this couple advice very seriously. You guys are doing great job. Also share a video on building up networking in Canada. Awaiting your next video.
@@gailjohnston9253 Yes you are right Johnston. We as a couple are working and adjusting time in such a way that we can be with kids. Moreover I am thankful to government of Canada and Ontario for child care benefits. Its of great help. Similarly one have to consider our expenses,limit it till the time one can earn reasonable salary more then the basic.
This was a very informative video. I am in Canada and can completely relate to everything what you guys shared. I used to watch your videos even before I decided to move to Canada. A very useful, helpful, and sincere content. We don't get to see such content often. Kudos to you guys! Hope to meet you guys one day, would be fun. 💜
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That's not true. if you speak french and you have a degre canada it's perfect for you go back where you come from you want everything for free all my family live in canada they never complain you try to discouraging people because you doesn't plan your trip
I'm planning send my son to Canada.Already my daughter & her husband are there on PR. my son is a qualified Chef working here in india. so I watch your videos and seeking guidance and to get latest updates. your presentation is excellent . be blessed
Honestly when you say 'if you earn good in your countries' it's just funny, because life is so tough in Europe, so tough you cannot imagine, I mean France, England, these countries are dark, dying, without soul, without humanity, with no job at all, of course it should be difficult, but not as much as Europe, Europe is about tight roads, no green and disrespectful people, you can't compare the 2, if I come to Canada I will kiss the hands and head of any girl I meet for not being like people here in France and I will say 'you are amazing' to any person I meet because I will compare it to the soulless dying Paris and I will not believe it
You have covered all major points. I really like your point where you mentioned about desi’s image. In many countries, there is a set stereotype for Desi. We, as an individual needs to take responsibility in maintaining a right image for ourselves and our country. Well Done!
Born and raised here in Toronto, Ontario. I have to say, this video was excellent. If everyone shared this mindset, things would be a lot better than it is. Big misconception that Canada is so peaceful and friendly.
Pampered babies should definitely stay away from moving out of their home & home country for sure. Moving out of your shell requires a lot of strength mentally and physically which was the lesson that I had to learn in the most stringent way when I was away all alone for 3 years in another country. Adapting to the reality is the key to anyone's success after their migration. Good message by you two through this video. Wish you all the success 👍👌
these guys are not saying that Canada is a bad country. they are sharing a very important things which immigrants need to take into consideration before moving there. this is a very helpful video for educated people and crap for those who don't even deserve any kind of job in canada.
Hi guys. Great video! I was born and raised in Canada. I enjoyed learning about your experience coming to Canada. It really opened my eyes to some of the struggles new comers might face. Keep up the great content. #ProudCanadian!
Ha ha ha ha ha! I like your expression Sis. "Canada will teach you a lot of things". It will indeed. I noticed that a few people when they come in will just throw Garbage anywhere and walk pass it. Tell them not to as, the city will raise their Taxes to pay for the cleanup. This they will witness every year in Rent or Property Tax Increases. Put the Garbage in designated containers.
What about people who are in the middle east.... heat 48-50℃ ... People are away from their families here too.. have to do their own work too... and since you mentioned Dubai, let me tell you it's not affordable for everyone to have a maid.... People struggle in every foreign country... the key to success is perseverance, determination, hardwork.... I think only in India people are chilled, break traffic rules, indisciplined and don't really care.. that's why you can really see the chances of India's prosperity..
the best part of ur comment is that its not completely rubbish, yea. Its obvious that everyone have their own mindset and challenges, but they simply tried to cover way many things with clarity and straightfrwdly, rather comparing someone with some other race.. good day ahead.
Why you both are soo negative? Everybody have to face difficulties when they move to some other place but instead of helping them you guys are scaring people by saying don’t come to canada..is that place you own? Lol guys you are nice but don’t try to manipulate people by saying this is not a place for u bla bla. But in short you can motivate them and help them by sharing your own experiences in a positive way. Hope you will understand thanx
These are actually some of reasons why people leave canada because they can't adapt to the Canadian culture. They are just trying to educate people to not complain about certain things after coming there even after seeing this.
Lived in Edmonton almost all my life and the hardest part of the winter is not the cold. It's the endless gray (clouded over) during the daytime in the winter. Also the very short days during the winter (9am-4pm) doesn't help, you'll miss the sun. That's what makes Canadian summers the best :)
@@johnny15032 ummmmm no America aka USA. Continents with the name America are North America & South America. Also Central America is considered a subcontinent separate from North America comprising the seven countries south of Mexico and north of Colombia.
Sorry to disappoint you! I don’t know where you learned all that body but America is one continent USA is a Country that is part of North America along with Mexico and Canadá.And I don’t say it is geographical” . Have a great night or day!
I have lived in Saskatchewan all of my life and yes it can get very cold here in the winter, you need to dress for the weather. My husband immigrated to Canada from England when he was 21 when he landed in Toronto he still had to get to Saskatchewan by the time he got here he only had 20.00 left he almost starved because he had to wait 3 weeks before he got his first paycheque he now owns his own business and has for 19 years.
Absolutely u both r right . My son n daughter r on PR n on d way to citizenship. All points u covered r to be seriously considered before moving. I at 64 am not in favor to move due to d unpredictable weather conditions. I am single from Bombay n can't take it, although my kids insist. It's a totally different life of tough going so easy-goings, stay back!!!
I am 100% agreed to what you said, especially about you have to start your career from the scratch. Especially, if you are middle age already. That is kind of hard to start all over again, because you will get nice position may be when you just about to retire. During the time you got very small savings to enjoy life like travelling or going to resto. That is why we moved back to our original country.
Wonderful content and very useful ...i am seeing many negative comments here...but this video is very open and practical, many are too shy to share certain things, its like they are not ready to admit their mistake but this video covers everything...Good job guys - thanks a lot
It's always better to rent a place (an apartment is more likely) when moving to ANY new place. As far as driving a car in Canada is concerned, it's best if you bring your home country's driver's license over to Canada, or better yet, bring an INTERNATIONAL DRIVER'S LICENSE from your country's DMV, which is pretty easy to get and some have even said that embassies/consulates provide this type of service, although you should check with your own. Once you get that license, you will be able to buy a car in Canada and drive for up to 1 year. Within this time, of course, you should try to get your Canadian Driver's License too! It's called G1-G2 in Ontario, though. Once you get that you will be on a solid ground because as your home country's license expires in a year, your Canadian G2 license will replace it, thus allowing you to drive without any interruption.
Driving is driving, the important part is to drive on the correct side of the road for the country you're in :) Do NOT drive in Canada without any liability insurance. It's financial suicide. I don't know what it's like in other countries, but don't do that here no matter how often you hear someone bragging about it! Other than that I can't imagine driving a car could possibly be any different from any other country, it's pretty much the same thing. Oh yeah, Canadians drive while drunk/high a LOT. Don't do that either :)
Every Indian thinks that Moving abroad is the key to success. I am in Australia and moving back to India. If you have the right education, and the willingness to grow, self-confidence, considering the market scenario, India is the place to be. Hit me up to ask any questions related to Oz'ian life and why it is better to be in India than to be in any other developed country. Every country has it's pros and cons. Have lived in couple of countries and I know what it is in every aspect (Just a personal opinion) Cheer's guys
Great points you shared so that the aspiring immigrants will know if Canada is the place for them or not. Thank you for sharing😊 New subscriber from Calgary🇨🇦
Very very discouraging video. I'm in Canada for last 2 months, I feel everything is easier here. And boy most of us do our house work back India (without gender discrimination). There are ways you can tell things positively. Let people decide for themselves, the phrases you use like "Don't come to Canada" are strong. Definitely suggest you not to decide for others
My frnd moved to Canada... She is not introvert... She made so many frnd... She still don't hav any job and only thing she learned is to go on one night stand.... That's so sad
@@ka-md8ue /- Of course you have to wash your own smelly clothes your self. Aint no servants here dear. Unless you want to pay the minimum wage of $15. Cdn Per hour. Plus provide the supplies.
I Live alone & cook my food for the last 12 years. I am a self-employed Author. My Intake is around 2.5 to 3 CAD on average. Should I immigrate? what you suggest?
I live in Abu Dhabi, but I am Canadian. Do you have an article on religion? That whoever their daughter chooses to marry in Canada, she can, whether her parents agree or not. I love living in the United Arab Emirates. They are open to different religions, just like Canada.
Marriage is considered personal in Canada (I'm pretty sure it's the same in the States.) If you want to marry someone, and you're both adults, it's none of anyone else's business. Just go someplace where no-one will bother you and get married. Divorce, on the other hand, is pretty nasty--expect some big-ticket lawyers to dig into everything there is to know about your personal life. Expect to come out a lot poorer as well.
Now I am 72 years. I never depended on any of Canada's benefits. Since I came to Canada 25 years back I have been working I contributed all the taxes to the extent ( Federal taxes, provincial taxes, Cpp, and many other cuts from salary every month) Now due to some disabilities I stopped working at 72 years. I AM PAID ONLY $ 500 per month as pension. So disgraceful pension systems. They collect exorbitant property taxes and utility charges on my old house. It looks as if I am renting my so called own house from CanadIan government
Welcome to Canada to anyone coming! There are a lot of things in Canada that I see immigrants struggle with - the certification in particular. Sometimes it takes a lot to have the proper paperwork to get hired into a job. I help my uncle with taxes, which can be a big issue for those who don't understand the tax system. Though when it comes down to it, I find those from India tend to grasp the essentials better than most Canadian's! An example of a gentleman I met in my job, who was struggling: a brain surgeon. In his home country he had all the certification and education, it couldn't be transferred to job experience in Canada. Extremely hard to hear, and extremely disappointing, since he was recommended to go to school here to get his degree. That is extremely expensive.
When we start our life from zero that is the true meaning of life. Life challenges makes you a Best Person and develop your personality otherwise roti taan bhikhaari nu v mil jaandi hai.
If You are planning to get married to the man who is in canada....Please do not get pregnant in Your home country after marriage before moving to canada....that will be very difficult for you to survive here if u are the person who likes to travel and meeting new people because You gonna stuck in home with child....So best thing is to come alone here....spend time with your spouse....know the canadian culture and all rules and the regulations.....get the job....get your driving license(most important )....get your health card....do the important stuff first....then plan to have child....But if You have help,like your in-laws are here in Canada...then raising children here is not difficulty.Everything needs time....If You can’t handle yourself.....how can you handle the baby???? I came here last year in july.....And now it’s more than a year.....still struggling with the anxiety ....because there is no one to help me raising my toddler.
If you are always saying things like “back home”, that implies Canada will never be your home. That doesn’t go over well with Canadians. If you aren’t prepared to embrace the new country and always talk how things were better “back home” you might as well stay “back home”. Not sure why anyone would go to another country and not try to assimilate. If you want to live as “Person X” then stay in “Country X”.
Truth bruh. This country is not a charity. If you're coming here burn your old passport. You're either Canadian or you're not. If you're not prepared to die for this country, you're not Canadian.
Yes, life is hard. Cold, expensive, starting from scratch is so true. Not everyone is lucky enough to afford everything. Canada looks all good but the reality is that it is not that great. Not everyone gets to make it big in Canada. It has its own plethora of problems.
It's an industrialized country, and as such, it's very expensive. Sure, some Canadians can do well--IF they're born into families with money. If you're starting out by yourself with nothing, well... It's a different story. Plenty of Canadians have little else in life but working all the time, paying bills, having a house and maybe producing a kid or two to dump into the public school system so they can grow up to be good, mindlessly obedient little worker drones. If that sounds like a fulfilling life to you then go for it :)
Hi.. please don't discourage people.Try to give steps to geton IELTS and how soon can get a job in relevant field, If you want really to help us. Appreciate it. Thanks.
Whatever they said is true. There is no easy way to get "good" jobs in Canada unless u have good connections or very good luck. Be prepared to struggle for few years. If u hv Rs 1lac plus salary in India then no point moving to Canada. Period
The reason labor is costly is because developed countries like US, UK, Canada, Australia, and European countries raised the standards for all occupations. A Skill is a skill in whatever occupation a human works in. In a controlled population, when the standards of all occupations are raised, everyone can have a higher standard of living. This is the biggest difference between developed countries and developing countries like India with uncontrolled population. Unfortunately in India, it is literally impossible to raise the standards for all occupations due to uncontrolled overpopulation. With too much overpopulation of blue collar workers in India, it is literally impossible to raise the standard of skilled trade occupations or any other low level occupation such as care takers, scavengers, etc which is why Indian workers working in India and Indian foreign workers working in Europe, Middle east countries are not able to enjoy a higher standard of living. Due to poor standard of living Indians keep on searching for better opportunities such as work, education, etc in other countries.
India has more opportunities than Canada as of now. I am having servants and earning lot in agriculture even though I am a software engineer by profession. I don't pay tax 😅😂🤣
@@aniruddha1414 just lease your own piece of land for for the cost of an iPhone or you can buy agricultural land for the price of a swift car.You can never go wrong if if you're passionate.
@@sohelmalek4991 NZ and Australia is better than Canada anyday especially if you're a muslim. First rule is to be flexible and do anywork because nowadays all IT jobs are outsourced to India. So there are not many opportunities in either of those countries.
I prepared almost 1 years coming to Canada, 2 months later after arriving Toronto I left That's it But have to say the society has high respect to women and I like how women dress over there
Most of the info is very general and I guess this is very known topics in back home. Anyway, the overall video is very good. I think most of the points are correct except the following two issues: Cold is not the issue I believe, even though I hate cold. You will get used to it. First-year will be uncomfortable because you are coming from a warm country. From the second year, it will be easy. But keep in mind, the heater is everywhere in Canada such as in-home, bus, car, office, school, etc. Only time cold is going to kill you if you have to wait for a bus for more than 5 min in -25. Any temp less than -10 is not super bad. Back home good quality jacket will not work here. Trick is you have to buy a good quality jacket such as north face from Canada and the price is about 500-2000 dollars. So, don’t worry about cold too much. The biggest mistake by a newcomer: Not doing job search properly such as exactly what they are asking or what kind of professional job is more available in your side etc. You may already prepare those skills in back home easily. But getting first job in Canada is insanely tough without north American degree or experience unless you have a link. But if you start to prepare for Canada jobs from back home, there is a chance to get a job within a week. I know personally, lots of people got a professional job within a couple of weeks.
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Those people goes to Canada and they well settled and make themselves rich and they tell other people don't come here it's difficult for people
Hello bro am going to Canada higher education next year I don’t have any idea bro tell me Canada’s college rules and fees
Why you in Canada leave immediatly
Hello muje or mere husband ko canada me job mil sakti hai kya ?
Your videos have helped me reach over $180,000 in trading by age 23! Thanks Canada Couple . Keep the videos coming. 👍🏽
Congrats ! i made a lot during covid from my passive income
I'm convinced that the big investors and analysts are trying to scare us to keep us poor and ignorant to the market.. because its steady doing good after all the jobless and market crash talks
Congrats and wishing you the best
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I came to canada Canada when I was 24. I am 62 now . I thank God for every day I am here.
I came when I was 16.. I'm 18 now...the best decision of mah life ngl
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Excuse me can a fashion designer move to canada
@@neptune0909 can a fashion designer move to canada
I'm a canadian student at Niagara college. We have a lot of international students. I have noticed that most Indian students stick together in small groups. I have also seen girls being mean and unkind to those who are trying to befriend canadians. I can understand the desire to keep India close when you are far from home, but putting yourself out into a 'real' Canadian atmosphere includes regular interactions with us. Please get to know some of us! Most of us would love to help you transition here!
Dont feel like that..i am coming there.. i will be your friend 😋
Am studied b.sc nursing how can i get job in Canada🍁
So true listen up Indians follow the culture outside your country
@abhitechie Most people stick with their own race. As you should know.
@Western chauvinist Chick Hmm..
😂😂your Name is Humours
Stop thinking too much... And let the things work. Don't over think. Life is inevitable.
You remind me of Thanos
Hah, they just making money. Nowadays People make video for earning.
Agree
I am agree with you bro 👊
I agree
Don't lose your hope.
Think positive and get the won strategy.
Hi ! I moved to Canada 4 years back. Your video is good and very realistic. All the points are spot on and whoever is planning to move here must certainly watch this video and see if they can make the move smoothly. It’s also going to be a team work so both husband and wife must be prepared to work as a team. My husband is very helpful and I get stressed easily. His cool and calm nature help me settle well. I moved here with 2 young kids so the initial months were very challenging but now we are all well adjusted. Kids are going to school and things are well balanced now.
Can u help me... Because m plannin to come with my two kids
Super bro
Canada is the land of hope and prosperity. If you have the will and determination, you will succeed. God bless canada
Amen n Amen 😍💪
I love Canada
I love Canada
But if you're lazy and don't want to work just stay where you are
Ya right
These are the kind of immigrants I prefer in Canada
I agree 100% Don't depending to anyone's I went 2 countries good experience now I want settelement in Canada
These guys are still in canada..lol
@The Teacher hahaha ...the weather would be cold but its a beautiful country.....
Yeah my cousin are refugees and they are happy and live in canada....the main thing in life is be happy with wt you have ..
These folks are the kind of immigrants we want, not only in Canada but especially in the US. I guess you are in BC. Honestly presented by an educated, assimilating, skilled and well-spoken couple. Very well done and informative video.
Hi
Believe me theres lot of well mannered educated people who want to live in west. Take my case i have a masters degree in electrical engineering and have 3 years of work experience yet i fear to shift to other countries because of racism and leaving our old parents behind. We easterns love our parents alot.
@@gametabulas Well said. I am with you. This Campbell fellow is talking through his hat. This is the kind of guy, i hope migrants never front up to. Closet Racist
Russell Campbell I have been living in us from last 23 years. Spent more then half of my life here. In past few years I have noticed why the u.s is bringing people who do not want to adopt the American way of life. They are not assimilating to us culture. If you have chosen this country to be your home. They should also adopt the culture. Those illiterate defame the immigrant community when they talk with big mouths at restaurants wal marts in general public. The USCIS should apply some terms and conditions at consulate before granting visa they must be able to speak white read English. And they will only communicate in English when they are in general public. And the u.s should stop the green card give away lottery. As mr trump says we are not bringing the best with this system.and last point stop giving the asylum to especially people of Punjab India. They have take full advantage of this soft system. Stop giving work permits to fence jumpers.
u.s. employment-based immigration is currently based on lottery decided employment visa, while Canada is pure merit. I guess that change the demographics a lot.
I was thinking about what you were saying regarding how if you don't have friends and family in Canada, you might be lonely and homesick. There are a lot of lonely Canadians too! We have small families and value our independence but that causes isolation. What many Canadians do to solve that problem is go out and Volunteer (which also helps you network) You can find organizations that align with your career who will sometimes offer free training or certificates. Where I live, you rarely see South Asians volunteer, it's more common to see that around Vancouver which is a big city. Speaking for myself and the people I know, we are willing to brfriend anyone of any culture but it's very hard to know people who you don't share a social circle with. I highly recommend volunteering to those who wish to thrive.
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watched up to 12 minutes of your video, have to comment, born in Ottawa, remember standing on snowbank in front of our rented duplex home, I was 8 years old, our family celebrating at next door neighbors home, at midnight light snow was falling and could hear many church bells ringing in the distance, this was start of our centennial year 1967, riding in a horse drawn sleigh is like that feeling, winter here is a wonderful time after the heat of summer here, my friends would come to my grandfathers cottage at Constance Bay near Ottawa and spend the weekend ice fishing, we found the best temperature to fish was -18 C. We would head home Sunday afternoon with sunburnt faces and eyes crying from the sun blindness. What I have taught my kids is to hold the door open for other people coming in behind you, do not swear in public, speak up and thank people, do not litter, doors and windows must stay closed in winter, I studied printing specialty courses in Ottawa Technical High School and started first job in small print shop, the owner hired me at first interview and started the next work day, in the first week I was helper with folder, gather stitcher machine, sweeping floor, when there was no work needed I told my supervisor I was available for more work and would clean around the pressroom, by the second week, the manager and owner came to see me and promoted me to pressman on AB Dick duplicator, I had immediate responsibility to print weekly news flyers going in mail each Friday for Ottawa Construction Association, the job had to be completed by 2pm for the items to be folded and stuffed in envelopes, all staff would help to meet Canada Post deadline for the nearby station to mail all the envelopes. You have to work more than 100%, show you can get job done, can handle problems yourself, always let supervisor know of a better way to do something, never sit around on a job, find something to work on, I had to wear winter boots in the winter because bottles of water were freezing sitting on the floor by my press, you have to adjust to problems but let your supervisor know what is happening, I became federal servant by luck, I worked 6 years minimum wage but it gave me experience working on computer SAP system Compaq, HP parts returns and got the agency temp help position with that experience and the office staff knew I could be depended on for working overtime, solving problems, without management getting involved. You dress for winter here, a national chain Canadian Tire and their Mark's stores take good care of proper clothing to wear, it is always warm in the sunshine here. Greetings from Nova Scotia
Great sharing 👏👍
Wow you guys seem very educated and seem to have adapted to the Canadian way of living very quick. I was born and raised in Canada (28 years old now) and I see students and family from India coming thinking that every Canadian is rich and well off. I love how you tell that Canada is not very affordable unless you have a higher than decent job. I see a lot of students sharing and driving around brand new cars but the real cost of living and affording things in this country hasn't hit them yet. Thank you so much for your videos, subscribed instantly after this video!
Hi
Hai... Sir I have a question
@@ktchavez2000 hai
Yeah, if you're drowning in debt, you can look rich. :)
That bullshit works on people who are born here every bit as well as recent immigrants. It's often par for the course in Canada, I can't imagine it's any different in the States (never lived there though.)
Thanks For sharing... Earlier I thought will go to Canada or USA but after watching many videos. I thought it is always best to stay in own country, loyal and follow the same discipline life how we Indians as doing outside India.
Thank goodness you changed.
People waiting on other people,
(Unless in a hospital or restaurant)
it is the same in Europe.
I feel India has many many opportunities for earning. One can be most happy staying in India and enjoying with his friends family, so much varity of food, friends n relatives n ur loving parents. Dont ever leave ur parents if they are getting old and need you the most !
Canada allows you to bring ur parents to live with u ( amoung the few countries that allow that). if people dont leave their parents, how will they explore or live and experience other places? the benefits of canada clearly outweigh its hardships . yeah if u think that way yes . this video is for you
True!
True
This is the real picture which everyone has to be prepared before putting a step in Canada. Stupendous video worth watching.
Canada hates immigranta russia shoyld nuke it worthless country with no population
As a Canadian born and raised - you are not wrong. This is a very very different country from 6 years ago. Our government is very unfriendly to its residents, immigrants and citizens.
Doctors, lawyers, architects, engineers, etc. in their countries come to Canada and become general labour in construction, stock shelves in grocery stores, serve food in restaurants, etc. Because Canada does not care about your experience, you must start over when you arrive in Canada and take many many exams and years of study.
Great video. Thank you for sharing.
Very Nice couple and I wish all the new immigrants coming to Canada had this great mindset. Well said. Follow the rules here. Then you will be successful.
If we follow our Desh rules, success is here
Thanks for your honest opinions and not only projecting one side which shows only glittery side.such things are more than for side income a valuable service you are doing appreciate that
Correct...
I feel like I am learning about some new planet...😬😬
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This planet is like jail I spent 3 years and return back 😂 and never ever imagine to move there
@Harsh Giri cause you are investing 30-40 lac +3-4 years too and seeking that you will get 2 or 3 lack job and have to work like a donkey but that's not a big issue
Problem is no one going to respect you Indian like BIHARI working in PUNJAB and taxes is also so high and cost of living is also high ☺
Question is why we go there ?
If you can invest 30-40 lack you can easily earn good amount not a big issue if any doubt you can invest with us i guarantee for that
Best thing about Canada is Safety
You are totally safe everytime and administration is superb 👌
@@NaveenKumar-wk1jt is there any good job salary or Indians work there with low income?
The federal government should use this video as their advertising for immigration to Canada.
Well thought out and very informative. Great video! 🎥 👍🏻
Funny that what they say is fought with resistance from JT's govt. all muslim's and radical immigrants are coming in from NYC claiming asylum are being welcomed into Canada with govt assistance free housing while they wait for years to become or denied citizenship. main factor here is using all these Illegals to vote for JT. sad sad day for dictators.
Everyone already wants to come here. Canada doesn’t need to advertise.
@@torineg.847 Don't know much about Canada nor JT, the fact that you westerners equate Muslims with Radicals is alone, a figment of your OWN imagination.
Indeed, a shame.
Well I think you both said it truthfully. It’s not easy coming to a new country, I can’t get over how people can go to another country and start all over without help. It takes a lot of courage. Good for you both that slowly things are getting better. 👍💯
You guys have laid things out very well. Most Indians are used to being lazy in India and expecting their parents and maids to do all their dirty work. Yes, I too expected my mom to do a lot of the work in the house. Coming to the US in 1987 was eye opening when I had to put myself thru university for 5 years. The only job I could find was in dining services cleaning trash, mopping floors and serving food in the university dining services. I learned rapidly and I have a great life now, 33 years later. I have absolutely no regrets. Glad you have both adapted to life in Toronto. when I call my friends in Delhi and hear them instructing the maid, "Yeh lao, woh lao" makes me laugh. These friends actually both got their PhDs in the US and lived here for 13 years. Great job! Thanks for the wonderful information especially for those in India contemplating immigrating to Canada.
It will be very helpful for us if you make video on the skills and certification that you mentioned in your 2nd point. Also the name of institute and cost of gaining those skills and certification. Thank you.
Hai Canada couple plz make a video on industrial pharmacist life any possibility to work dere with India experience
I like watching these as a Canadian. Seeing the Immigrant side of things of my country! Keep on doing what you do!
The Daily Life Of Jay yes, very informative. Lol, my DNA comes from this cold land. I’m Ojibwa and I could never live in a place that didn’t have-45degree winter ❄️. Only the tough survives 👊🏾💪🏾. lol
Welcome to Canada 🇨🇦
Most of us are pretty friendly.
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Thank u
I'm a total extrovert and I'm awesome at making new friends cuz I've been moving around for years. Since I was a little lad I changed schools every 2 years or so. I also hate it when other people do my chores as I want to take care of my house myself. I have even been traveling via the cheapest public transports available in Bangalore (they suck but what to do? 😂). So I think I'll be able to handle Canda without a hitch! 😉👍
Thank you thank you so much. I can't overcome loneliness. And can't bear much cold.
Very informative video. We also came as a couple here and face same situation. Having higher position jobs in India and started here with scratch. We planned everything which you have mentioned and made up our mind. Good job guys. Keep posting videos like this
Really appreciate this video. And it's true for migration to any country. Respect the culture you have moved to. Its laws and culture. Be a high value Indian abroad! 👍
When i was new in Canada I couldn’t find a job for 4 months. I would apply at least 10 places everyday online but never got hired. Then i figured that if you are applying for a job in Canada where you have a chance to grow, you should never tell them (or mention in your resume) about your mechanical degree and any mechanical work experience from india unless it’s a temporary contract. Because it gives them the impression that you will leave their company to update your study here.
Then without a degree (and possibly no work experience) how will you find work?
Then what to show in the resume....?
@@koshallkamboj No kidding, if you don't list any degree or credential of any kind then I hope you like minimum wage! No idea how anyone could actually live off that in Canada.
Everything you said is 100000000%%% true.
I am.more excited to hear someone finally say the hot truth to prepare people's mind.
Esp being a sane extrovert, it's not easy getting around making friends cos North Americans are hyper-individualistic.
So many people already have their friend circles, you might think work is a great place to make friends, but depending on the work and colleagues, it might also be the lonely place on earth due to workplace policies and culture.
Canada will literally shock you to your bones, it's beyond the imagination and expectation but in all, if you are really strong, you will enjoy it afterwards.
Thanks so much for this video
Thanks for the video. I already do everything in our house since child including washing clothes, washing vessels, brooming, cleaning, getting grocery cooking etc. I also do service fulltime. I work with utmost honesty and sincerity. I don't get scared with difficulties. I am a fighter. I got 8 Band overall with 9 band in speaking. So hopefully I qualify to settle in Canada!!!
Do not sell your property back home if you have decided to move. Spend first couple of years working hard your way up and see if you can get adjusted to climate/ culture of your newly adopted country.
First five years are very crucial!
Thanks for the suggestion bro! Will keep that in mind.
very important
If you are a good learner with good attitude, you will definitely success here
All things said by you both helping me understanding the scene of staying & working there in Canada. Though I'm applying for Canada PR this year. Hopefully positive things gonna happen all. Thanks Bro 😊
Hey can u tell if u moved to canada and hows this going
But baadshah you were composing gud music in India then why did you become youtuber now? ;)
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It's midnight here and this comment cracked me up..! 🤣
Such a hard life in canada. I pray for both of you to come back home and enjoy life again.
They will never be back but will discourage you! The biggest human tragedy like East India Company in India played the same role.
@@dr.zohirbiswas6653 xctlyyyy
This is one heck of a great video. Those who are planning to settle in Canada must watch this video. It will really mentally help you to prepare yourself before considering Canada as your next home country.
100% correct information shared by the Canadian couple. Infact I owe to you guys. I came in July 2018,prior to that I saw your video on how to get driving license. I brought extract from Mumbai and was lucky enough to get license at the earliest. Moreover we should also explain the background of other jobs u get in Canada. Working in warehouse,Tim Hortons, Walmart ,Amazon etc. Till the time one get decent jobs you have to start the odd jobs in warehouse and retail center. Moreover we are working couple and we have two kids, some time we have to incur expenses on Day care.
Guys who wants to come to Canada kindly this couple advice very seriously.
You guys are doing great job. Also share a video on building up networking in Canada. Awaiting your next video.
You won't be able to afford to live on minimum wage with a spouse and 2 kids.
@@gailjohnston9253 Yes you are right Johnston. We as a couple are working and adjusting time in such a way that we can be with kids. Moreover I am thankful to government of Canada and Ontario for child care benefits. Its of great help. Similarly one have to consider our expenses,limit it till the time one can earn reasonable salary more then the basic.
Nt only In Canada same in other countries good u spoke out the exactly what how to suvive abroad so before going better practice to b independant
Excellent work. The best part is your your humbleness and simplicity. Respect and love.
This was a very informative video. I am in Canada and can completely relate to everything what you guys shared.
I used to watch your videos even before I decided to move to Canada.
A very useful, helpful, and sincere content. We don't get to see such content often.
Kudos to you guys!
Hope to meet you guys one day, would be fun. 💜
Madam.. please give me a call I am trying to go Canada
.but not getting any source
Outdoor Biriyani Vs Homemade Daal Rooti by Maa....... no comparison.... the biggest essence of life is PEACE OF MIND..... which can be experienced only at Home 🏠... my personal view
That's not true. if you speak french and you have a degre canada it's perfect for you go back where you come from you want everything for free all my family live in canada they never complain you try to discouraging people because you doesn't plan your trip
I'm planning send my son to Canada.Already my daughter & her husband are there on PR. my son is a qualified Chef working here in india. so I watch your videos and seeking guidance and to get latest updates. your presentation is excellent . be blessed
Honestly when you say 'if you earn good in your countries' it's just funny, because life is so tough in Europe, so tough you cannot imagine, I mean France, England, these countries are dark, dying, without soul, without humanity, with no job at all, of course it should be difficult, but not as much as Europe, Europe is about tight roads, no green and disrespectful people, you can't compare the 2, if I come to Canada I will kiss the hands and head of any girl I meet for not being like people here in France and I will say 'you are amazing' to any person I meet because I will compare it to the soulless dying Paris and I will not believe it
things are harder now in Europe
You have covered all major points. I really like your point where you mentioned about desi’s image. In many countries, there is a set stereotype for Desi. We, as an individual needs to take responsibility in maintaining a right image for ourselves and our country. Well Done!
Born and raised here in Toronto, Ontario. I have to say, this video was excellent. If everyone shared this mindset, things would be a lot better than it is. Big misconception that Canada is so peaceful and friendly.
Hii
@@sanjanahadassa8821 👋😁
Pampered babies should definitely stay away from moving out of their home & home country for sure. Moving out of your shell requires a lot of strength mentally and physically which was the lesson that I had to learn in the most stringent way when I was away all alone for 3 years in another country. Adapting to the reality is the key to anyone's success after their migration.
Good message by you two through this video. Wish you all the success 👍👌
these guys are not saying that Canada is a bad country. they are sharing a very important things which immigrants need to take into consideration before moving there.
this is a very helpful video for educated people and crap for those who don't even deserve any kind of job in canada.
Thanks for the understanding!
Lol! Sadly some people can't even understand that. This is a very good video. It gives great info for new comers
Hi guys. Great video! I was born and raised in Canada. I enjoyed learning about your experience coming to Canada. It really opened my eyes to some of the struggles new comers might face. Keep up the great content. #ProudCanadian!
Hi tanis lee! Can i ask question?
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I would love to live in Canada. It makes us responsible for everything. 👍❤️
Yes all Country is the same you need to work hard n everything depend on you just you
Why r all of u moving to Canada its full of ur kind get out
So true....we need to be mentally prepared for the worst when we move somewhere new.....nothing is a piece of cake as at home for anything!!
Ha ha ha ha ha! I like your expression Sis. "Canada will teach you a lot of things". It will indeed. I noticed that a few people when they come in will just throw Garbage anywhere and walk pass it. Tell them not to as, the city will raise their Taxes to pay for the cleanup. This they will witness every year in Rent or Property Tax Increases. Put the Garbage in designated containers.
What about people who are in the middle east.... heat 48-50℃ ...
People are away from their families here too.. have to do their own work too... and since you mentioned Dubai, let me tell you it's not affordable for everyone to have a maid....
People struggle in every foreign country... the key to success is perseverance, determination, hardwork....
I think only in India people are chilled, break traffic rules, indisciplined and don't really care.. that's why you can really see the chances of India's prosperity..
the best part of ur comment is that its not completely rubbish, yea.
Its obvious that everyone have their own mindset and challenges, but they simply tried to cover way many things with clarity and straightfrwdly, rather comparing someone with some other race.. good day ahead.
Why you both are soo negative? Everybody have to face difficulties when they move to some other place but instead of helping them you guys are scaring people by saying don’t come to canada..is that place you own? Lol guys you are nice but don’t try to manipulate people by saying this is not a place for u bla bla. But in short you can motivate them and help them by sharing your own experiences in a positive way. Hope you will understand thanx
they are not negative.. they are just stating facts. have a good life :p
These are actually some of reasons why people leave canada because they can't adapt to the Canadian culture. They are just trying to educate people to not complain about certain things after coming there even after seeing this.
@@zenny1359 there is no such thing as Canadian culture. It's kinda gone a decade ago
These guy's motivating people these are in ✔️ way 👍👏🙏
they are not scaring ppl. they just have a lot of video abt positive things abt canada. so in this video they showed some other aspects.
Lived in Edmonton almost all my life and the hardest part of the winter is not the cold. It's the endless gray (clouded over) during the daytime in the winter. Also the very short days during the winter (9am-4pm) doesn't help, you'll miss the sun. That's what makes Canadian summers the best :)
The same situation in almost all countries like america, canada, australia etc
S J J totally agree with you, except America is not a Country. America is a continent..
@@johnny15032 ummmmm no America aka USA. Continents with the name America are North America & South America. Also Central America is considered a subcontinent separate from North America comprising the seven countries south of Mexico and north of Colombia.
Sorry to disappoint you! I don’t know where you learned all that body but America is one continent USA is a Country that is part of North America along with Mexico and Canadá.And I don’t say it is geographical” . Have a great night or day!
@@johnny15032 The United States of America (USA), commonly known as the United States (U.S. or US) or America, is a country.
Very true. It is same in Australia. Except Australia has a beautiful weather.
Building your credit and paying bills on time. Very important if you want to survive in Canada.
I have lived in Saskatchewan all of my life and yes it can get very cold here in the winter, you need to dress for the weather.
My husband immigrated to Canada from England when he was 21 when he landed in Toronto he still had to get to Saskatchewan by the time he got here he only had 20.00 left he almost starved because he had to wait 3 weeks before he got his first paycheque he now owns his own business and has for 19 years.
If you are breaking rules in your home country, stop it then and there. You don't need to go to Canada to be a better human.
Good video BTW.
Hello baby
2lakh dunga green card dilaogi
AK poor thinking
@@kapildhamija6194 why
But ofcourse we need good government and rules
As a Canadian immigrant, I really enjoyed watching your video. Kudos to you too!
Absolutely u both r right .
My son n daughter r on PR n on d way to citizenship. All points u covered r to be seriously considered before moving. I at 64 am not in favor to move due to d unpredictable weather conditions. I am single from Bombay n can't take it, although my kids insist. It's a totally different life of tough going so easy-goings, stay back!!!
Respect.This îs the reality !
The grass always look greener on the other side until you reach.......
Chuckles...
Puberty?
So true
I am 100% agreed to what you said, especially about you have to start your career from the scratch. Especially, if you are middle age already. That is kind of hard to start all over again, because you will get nice position may be when you just about to retire. During the time you got very small savings to enjoy life like travelling or going to resto. That is why we moved back to our original country.
You sound like a great guy...Sharing the house chores with your wife thats really gentle manly of you.
Omezikam Ugwa some of us are even more manly and choose not to marry , doing everything ourselves like a boss.
Sonatest D20 Definitely 😀😎
I guess he didn't like getting kicked out and having to sleep in the snow
Wonderful content and very useful ...i am seeing many negative comments here...but this video is very open and practical, many are too shy to share certain things, its like they are not ready to admit their mistake but this video covers everything...Good job guys - thanks a lot
It's always better to rent a place (an apartment is more likely) when moving to ANY new place. As far as driving a car in Canada is concerned, it's best if you bring your home country's driver's license over to Canada, or better yet, bring an INTERNATIONAL DRIVER'S LICENSE from your country's DMV, which is pretty easy to get and some have even said that embassies/consulates provide this type of service, although you should check with your own. Once you get that license, you will be able to buy a car in Canada and drive for up to 1 year. Within this time, of course, you should try to get your Canadian Driver's License too! It's called G1-G2 in Ontario, though. Once you get that you will be on a solid ground because as your home country's license expires in a year, your Canadian G2 license will replace it, thus allowing you to drive without any interruption.
Driving is driving, the important part is to drive on the correct side of the road for the country you're in :)
Do NOT drive in Canada without any liability insurance. It's financial suicide. I don't know what it's like in other countries, but don't do that here no matter how often you hear someone bragging about it! Other than that I can't imagine driving a car could possibly be any different from any other country, it's pretty much the same thing.
Oh yeah, Canadians drive while drunk/high a LOT. Don't do that either :)
You guys showed all that glitters is not gold... Not in a negative way but a eye opener...👍👍👍.
Excellent video
Every Indian thinks that Moving abroad is the key to success. I am in Australia and moving back to India.
If you have the right education, and the willingness to grow, self-confidence, considering the market scenario, India is the place to be. Hit me up to ask any questions related to Oz'ian life and why it is better to be in India than to be in any other developed country.
Every country has it's pros and cons. Have lived in couple of countries and I know what it is in every aspect (Just a personal opinion)
Cheer's guys
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Ask yourself first, what it is that you want in life..
Great points you shared so that the aspiring immigrants will know if Canada is the place for them or not. Thank you for sharing😊 New subscriber from Calgary🇨🇦
In halfway of video and everything mentioned or told is absolutely true , you get a better life but no windfalls.
ARe u from Monad school
I like your video
It is very informative and realistic.
Most important advice:
"everything start from scratch"
LOL
Everyone talks up Canada. Thank you for your honest nature. True Canadians to the end. Much love from Alberta
Very very discouraging video. I'm in Canada for last 2 months, I feel everything is easier here. And boy most of us do our house work back India (without gender discrimination).
There are ways you can tell things positively. Let people decide for themselves, the phrases you use like "Don't come to Canada" are strong. Definitely suggest you not to decide for others
My frnd moved to Canada... She is not introvert... She made so many frnd... She still don't hav any job and only thing she learned is to go on one night stand.... That's so sad
It was a very cool video My friends I'm new to TH-cam I need your support
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@@syedzubairhussaini333 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@Reenanaik674 Canada turned her into a Bitch ? You wanted to say this ? No positive shit about canada ?
@@syedzubairhussaini333 You comment cracked me up 😂😂😂😂👏
Why do you want to move to Canada when your rich and have servants where you are ?
That's why they say you will have to do your laundry by youself?
@@ka-md8ue /- Of course you have to wash your own smelly clothes your self. Aint no servants here dear. Unless you want to pay the minimum wage of $15. Cdn
Per hour. Plus provide the supplies.
I'm wondering the similar ones yeah that's my concern either.
We will b having fully automatic machine no problem we can do it.
@@aph5816 really I pay servant 20cnd a month
I Live alone & cook my food for the last 12 years. I am a self-employed Author. My Intake is around 2.5 to 3 CAD on average. Should I immigrate? what you suggest?
definitely
No one goes to Canada for a picnic,. They know everything...
go back to India
My tauji was gud position in ashoka... Bt craze fr canada dey were blinded nd he had to wrk as security guard
@Brad FitzpatrickI feel sorry for his stupid comment brother. Respect from India
@@VKumar-zy1rb There're just too many Indians in Canada already. It's too much bro. There has to be limits
I live in Abu Dhabi, but I am Canadian. Do you have an article on religion? That whoever their daughter chooses to marry in Canada, she can, whether her parents agree or not. I love living in the United Arab Emirates. They are open to different religions, just like Canada.
Marriage is considered personal in Canada (I'm pretty sure it's the same in the States.)
If you want to marry someone, and you're both adults, it's none of anyone else's business. Just go someplace where no-one will bother you and get married.
Divorce, on the other hand, is pretty nasty--expect some big-ticket lawyers to dig into everything there is to know about your personal life. Expect to come out a lot poorer as well.
Hi, im Happy that u r sharing valuable info. to everyone. Its helpful for the immigrants. Your efforts are Appreciated !
50-50 responsibility is growing in INDIA as well. Things are changing a lot now a days.
Very few cases, sorry to say.
How about the winter in Toronto, hope is it manageable?
Are you staying in Toronto?
Now I am 72 years. I never depended on any of Canada's benefits. Since I came to Canada 25 years back I have been working I contributed all the taxes to the extent ( Federal taxes, provincial taxes, Cpp, and many other cuts from salary every month) Now due to some disabilities I stopped working at 72 years. I AM PAID ONLY $ 500 per month as pension. So disgraceful pension systems. They collect exorbitant property taxes and utility charges on my old house. It looks as if I am renting my so called own house from CanadIan government
Welcome to Canada to anyone coming! There are a lot of things in Canada that I see immigrants struggle with - the certification in particular. Sometimes it takes a lot to have the proper paperwork to get hired into a job. I help my uncle with taxes, which can be a big issue for those who don't understand the tax system. Though when it comes down to it, I find those from India tend to grasp the essentials better than most Canadian's!
An example of a gentleman I met in my job, who was struggling: a brain surgeon. In his home country he had all the certification and education, it couldn't be transferred to job experience in Canada. Extremely hard to hear, and extremely disappointing, since he was recommended to go to school here to get his degree. That is extremely expensive.
Pls how can I come to canada
When we start our life from zero that is the true meaning of life. Life challenges makes you a Best Person and develop your personality otherwise roti taan bhikhaari nu v mil jaandi hai.
If You are planning to get married to the man who is in canada....Please do not get pregnant in Your home country after marriage before moving to canada....that will be very difficult for you to survive here if u are the person who likes to travel and meeting new people because You gonna stuck in home with child....So best thing is to come alone here....spend time with your spouse....know the canadian culture and all rules and the regulations.....get the job....get your driving license(most important )....get your health card....do the important stuff first....then plan to have child....But if You have help,like your in-laws are here in Canada...then raising children here is not difficulty.Everything needs time....If You can’t handle yourself.....how can you handle the baby????
I came here last year in july.....And now it’s more than a year.....still struggling with the anxiety ....because there is no one to help me raising my toddler.
You cannot depend on friends and relatives as they too are working hard
If you are always saying things like “back home”, that implies Canada will never be your home. That doesn’t go over well with Canadians. If you aren’t prepared to embrace the new country and always talk how things were better “back home” you might as well stay “back home”. Not sure why anyone would go to another country and not try to assimilate. If you want to live as “Person X” then stay in “Country X”.
Truth bruh. This country is not a charity. If you're coming here burn your old passport. You're either Canadian or you're not. If you're not prepared to die for this country, you're not Canadian.
Yes, life is hard.
Cold, expensive, starting from scratch is so true.
Not everyone is lucky enough to afford everything.
Canada looks all good but the reality is that it is not that great.
Not everyone gets to make it big in Canada.
It has its own plethora of problems.
100% Agree.
Truth spoken, which not many people have the sincerity to.
It's an industrialized country, and as such, it's very expensive. Sure, some Canadians can do well--IF they're born into families with money.
If you're starting out by yourself with nothing, well... It's a different story. Plenty of Canadians have little else in life but working all the time, paying bills, having a house and maybe producing a kid or two to dump into the public school system so they can grow up to be good, mindlessly obedient little worker drones.
If that sounds like a fulfilling life to you then go for it :)
Hi.. please don't discourage people.Try to give steps to geton IELTS and how soon can get a job in relevant field, If you want really to help us. Appreciate it. Thanks.
100% correct..
Whatever they said is true. There is no easy way to get "good" jobs in Canada unless u have good connections or very good luck. Be prepared to struggle for few years.
If u hv Rs 1lac plus salary in India then no point moving to Canada. Period
Best advice ever!!!! Straight to the point
Every point is well researched ...God bless u both...amazing tuning
The reason labor is costly is because developed countries like US, UK, Canada, Australia, and European countries raised the standards for all occupations. A Skill is a skill in whatever occupation a human works in. In a controlled population, when the standards of all occupations are raised, everyone can have a higher standard of living. This is the biggest difference between developed countries and developing countries like India with uncontrolled population. Unfortunately in India, it is literally impossible to raise the standards for all occupations due to uncontrolled overpopulation. With too much overpopulation of blue collar workers in India, it is literally impossible to raise the standard of skilled trade occupations or any other low level occupation such as care takers, scavengers, etc which is why Indian workers working in India and Indian foreign workers working in Europe, Middle east countries are not able to enjoy a higher standard of living. Due to poor standard of living Indians keep on searching for better opportunities such as work, education, etc in other countries.
India has more opportunities than Canada as of now. I am having servants and earning lot in agriculture even though I am a software engineer by profession. I don't pay tax 😅😂🤣
I'm interested in agriculture please hire me in your ferm ...
Stay a king !
@@aniruddha1414 just lease your own piece of land for for the cost of an iPhone or you can buy agricultural land for the price of a swift car.You can never go wrong if if you're passionate.
Bro, i cleared 12th with PCM(sci),and i want to do IT abroad, i have got option of NZ/AUS& CANADA.. Plz suggest your Indian bro🙏
@@sohelmalek4991 NZ and Australia is better than Canada anyday especially if you're a muslim. First rule is to be flexible and do anywork because nowadays all IT jobs are outsourced to India. So there are not many opportunities in either of those countries.
I prepared almost 1 years coming to Canada, 2 months later after arriving Toronto I left
That's it
But have to say the society has high respect to women and I like how women dress over there
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Toronto is the armpit of Canada.
Why did you leave and what are you doing now
Your video literally makes me more interested to come to Canada
Make a video on things to consider before moving to canada with kids
If you're professional like carpenter, electrician or mechanic go apply directly . End of story
my dad is an electrician
Most of the info is very general and I guess this is very known topics in back home. Anyway, the overall video is very good. I think most of the points are correct except the following two issues:
Cold is not the issue I believe, even though I hate cold. You will get used to it. First-year will be uncomfortable because you are coming from a warm country. From the second year, it will be easy. But keep in mind, the heater is everywhere in Canada such as in-home, bus, car, office, school, etc. Only time cold is going to kill you if you have to wait for a bus for more than 5 min in -25. Any temp less than -10 is not super bad. Back home good quality jacket will not work here. Trick is you have to buy a good quality jacket such as north face from Canada and the price is about 500-2000 dollars. So, don’t worry about cold too much.
The biggest mistake by a newcomer:
Not doing job search properly such as exactly what they are asking or what kind of professional job is more available in your side etc. You may already prepare those skills in back home easily. But getting first job in Canada is insanely tough without north American degree or experience unless you have a link.
But if you start to prepare for Canada jobs from back home, there is a chance to get a job within a week. I know personally, lots of people got a professional job within a couple of weeks.