Agree with Avi, its difficult initially even when you have a job and a skilled worker visa. But eventually you do feel settled, transition is never easy. If someone were to go from UK to India to work or study it would be the same for them too initially
You are 100 percent right guys... Accommodation has been a nightmare these days.. Almost all accommodations which used to be 300-350 quid are now starting @ 500😢
First hand experience….. I came in Sept’22 studying MSc international business. It took me 6 months to find a part time job in London after 50 rejections. It takes efforts and patience to secure one.
Hey man! I'm too planning to come in September 23 for the same course, what is the scope of the course and job process? Also, any tips on getting the party time?
@@devesh584 Hey, let me tell you a little bit about the part time segment. So first I applied in many retail units but unfortunately I got rejections from most of them, then I applied for social care work and got selected. The pay is good, they pay you 10-15 GBP per hour and 15 GBP on bank holidays (if you are working). Apart from that you get access to some exclusive discounts. So I’ll recommend you to apply in social care sector as much as in retail, give both the sectors importance since the day you land here. About the course, you can apply to any job with this degree that one can apply with an MBA, condition of getting an offer letter is of course your experience and if the company is sponsoring visas. Hope this helps :)
@@sidraakhter6134 Hey Sidra, can you please suggest me, I wanted to do Msc as well. I am an engineering Under grad with no experience. Is it worth coming to UK? Shall I try to get in a good college in India? Please let me know some of your thoughts it will help me get some clarity
@@gurditsinghbons UK is no doubt an amazing place to study, but with an ongoing immigration scrutinising I will recommend you to read latest updates of immigration policies and future amendments for the intake you are coming in. Engineering is not my forte I cannot really recommend you whether or not to pursue your masters here, but if you decide to come here it’s going to be worth it. You’ll learn a lot from life and curriculum in general. Also SI-UK is a free agency you can reach out, they will help you out from deciding the college/university till your visa. Also, if you have a good profile you should apply for scholarships.
@@sidraakhter6134 hey Sidra actually I am in touch with SiUK they had a edu fair and I had visited. I wanted to do an Msc in Management or International Business, I am tired of Coding and want to switch careers. What would you recommend a guy like me Doing an Mba from a decent college in Mumbai or MiM from a avg college in UK? Thanks for replying 🙏🏼
I completely agree with the facts that you shared . I was in UK for a year and have experienced the same. It is very important to weigh the pros and cons .
Don't worry about people guys. Even same like avi said me and my parents given 12 years of hard work to achieve something in UK. Good informative video.
The people who say you are demotivating them, they will know when they come here and suffer. I know so many people who came here and suffer mental stress, depression and loneliness after only couple of years. I have known people who were well off and was living quality of life in their home country and here they are just surviving. Free schools are only by taxpayers money. Home students get the loan but its not interest free and that too high interest until they finish their studies, then after that interest rate go down. Once they get the job the student loan gets deducted from your salary for some their whole working life.
Pretty accurate information in this video you guys. I have been living in the UK for almost 10+ years and I can totally relate to everything you mentioned in this video. Videos on such topics are important to show that things arent always rainbows and sunshine in international countries. 👍
For those working children’s schools aren’t free. State schools are funded through income tax contributions and private schools are funded directly by parents.
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I went to private clinic for blood test i chose full profile test like all minerals vitamins hormones etc That costed me 139 pounds but i got same day appointment and got my report with in a day i was happy
Whatever they are saying is 100% true. I came here on Tier2 visa 3 months ago and cant find a place to rent. This place is very tough and not for the faint hearted. So if you coming here make sure you are ready to face hardships
@@InnerStrengthMasterywhere are you from ?? And which occupation did u go for ? Iam planning on coming there with skilled worker visa and caretaker is the one available atm .. do you think its a good idea ?
Hi i am from India and in the events industry, on tier 2 visa. The best way to see if its a good idea is calculate your expenses and see if you’re salary is able to cover them. Research thoroughly and see if it fits your personal situation. Any job is fine as long as it covers ur expenses and you have some savings for rainy days.
I'm genuinely glad to hear that my guidance has been helpful to you and your family as you navigate life in the UK. Remember, there will always be naysayers, but focusing on the positive impact you've experienced is what truly matters. If you ever have more questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. Wishing you all the best on your journey ahead! 🌟🇬🇧
Ive lived here since i was 13 native American Choctaw nation, and its great, great education system NHS history culture, never had any problems with my race or heritage from anyone i love it here 🎉
Getting Accomodation is not a issue,if a person is earning good, no issue...your video are only particular to students.pls make video of a person shifting from India with corporate job Also make video on skilled worker visa
I am doing my masters in UK originally from Sri Lanka. 100% agree with health care system, it sucks. Having a severe toothache and no idea how to pay to fix it.
Can you please tell me it's hard to maintain food and accommodation from part time job as a student I'm from India actually I'm planning to study masters in UK please share your experience is there any racesim in UK please kindly reply
Your work is very informative. It seems that life in the UK is like about Survival of fittest as the concept regarding evolution which was discovered by Darwan.
I share Avi's sentiment - the initial phase can be challenging, even with a job and a skilled worker visa. Yet, with time, you begin to find your footing. The process of transition is never straightforward. Whether it's moving from the India to UK for work or study, it would similarly be an adjustment for anyone. Just like adapting to a new country, navigating busy airports can be a challenge too. That's where services like *Express Parking* can really help simplify the travel experience.
i liked and subscribed. My request is plz make informational videos like this with more realities of UK life .Thank you. i liked the way you talk normally without any exaggeration and artificially.Nice
Jo bolte hai bol ne do .. u guyz are doing a great job .. giving direction anad helpings pepole plan to u.k. best wishiss... Carry onnnnnnnnn gaurav and avi......
Bidding part is very true, getting accommodation is very tough. Be ready to pay 10-15% high price on rent. Ppl are ready to pay 1600-1650 for 1500 flat, because of current situation !!
Apparently getting a Registered Nurse job in UK is best, rather than going any other country..From india you have to pay 13-16lakhs fod going new zealand even after clearing the oet nd iekts exam uts a hard truth
I agree with all info provided..When i came in 2021 jan ..I was in the 2nd batch of PSW ..i didnt struggle much to get part time jobs…but now I am struggling even in getting full time , with inflation in living cost, struggling to save money to pay loans..and I consider myslef lucky because I completed my masters with distinction…but the life of the students who came recently is very very hard …god bless eveyone
Hi Gaurav and Avi, thanks a lot for this video. Me and my husband came to the UK this Jan for my masters. I can relate to many things you have said. Part time job is really a big stress, we both got survival jobs after 2 months of coming here and got accommodation after 1 month of coming here. It's been 4 months now, my husband is trying to look for a job in his field, he has 12 years of industrial experience in mechanical and machine maintenance, last he was working as a manager in India but we are flexible here to accept any position in the beginning. We are finding it really hard to find a job for him, he has applied at many places but not hearing back from the recruiters or companies. Also, I have heard people saying they prefer local people more instead of people from other countries. I have experience of 6 years in digital marketing from India and pursuing the same course here, but I am just afraid whether I'll be able to get a job in my field, because right now also, I see many part time jobs in digital marketing on Indeed but when I apply, I am not hearing back from them. Please guide what shall we do for my husband's job as it is creating a lot of stress for both of us and that's making us really unhappy and make us think that we should leave and go back to India.
I was born in the UK, I think what helped me was to improve my command of the English language. Immerse yourself in the language and the culture, read books and watch films. Always be ready to strike up a conversation with anyone and don't let fear stop you. Just saying "hello" to someone can make all the difference to your day and to someone else's. Secondly, you have to demonstrate that you can hit the ground running when you start a new job, bring value to the business and make a difference. Demonstrate it with examples. Wishing you all the best.
Please don't get disappointed with negative comments. I always love watching your videos and I made my journey to the UK watching your videos.. Thanks so much!
Bravo guys. Awesome. Mn tu boht arsay se uk mn hon but Abi kids n wife ki application dali hh. Wanna bring them here. Thora preshan tha. It’s not easy to leave families n friends back in my home country pakistan. But it’s also reality as u mentioned. School fees and other expenses are too high back in our countries. Most important not easy to live life without kids. So decide ker k bacho ki application dal de hy. Let’s see bachay atay hn tu how we gonna take our life forward. Agar bacho ko country psand na aya tu. We ll go back Pakistan. Mera bi yahan dil nai laga to be honest. Last 18 years se hon. These people are so sweet. Humne apne boht se dreams Puray keye yahan jo Keh. India Pakistan mn possible nai hy. But our country Jaisa bi hy. Hmain wahan khynchta hy. Allha pak sab k leye asaania pedda farmye. Amin. You guys rocking beautiful sweet couple.
Thank you for collecting so much information and passing it to us. This video is very helpful for me as I am planning to come to uk. You guys are really the best ❤❤
Please do a vedio on what skills are technologies need to learn? And what an recently masters completed student should do to get an sponsorship job in software??
Its harsh truth. Life in foreign countries wirhout any family support. But eventually everything will be better at the end. What i observed in last one year life is same even in india if both partners are working in india. Work culture is far better.
Hi, Avi and Gaurav , first of all I would like to thank you for making such interesting and informative videos. You both are so sweet and your videos are so informative. it helps us a lot to understand how life is in uk .
Avi and Gaurav... chill karo ... negative comments ko goli maaro... As usual love ua informative videos.. Just to let u guys know I moved to UK this year and yes as u guys said slowly things get sorted out . My self I have experienced it. In this journey ua suggestions really helped me .
Hi i have a doubt. An international student from india takes educational loan from india to pay for clg/uni fees in the UK. SO after graduation, when got a job in the UK, we repay the loan in India. But this educational loan expemted while working and paying in UK ? Like for tax deduction or tax exemption apart from the tax slab brackets ?
These individuals exhibit true hypocrisy as they selfishly prioritize monetary gains, forsaking their own country and neglecting their aging and vulnerable parents. Their actions resemble those of slaves, driven by a subconscious desire for servitude, leading them to migrate to countries where they serve individuals of foreign descent, whom they had previously expelled from their own homelands in the pursuit of freedom.
“Little knowledge is a dangerous thing”. Unfortunately you are either a victim of negative propaganda or just a butt hurt. Gone are the days when Indians or any other immigrants would only have odd jobs as an option. A lot of professionals from India are working in IT, banking and other industries where they have managed to reach the levels of Partners in the firm. What kind of slavery you are taking about?
😂😂 you are so right. People from less developed countries migrate for what? Of course it's for money and status, leaving their lives, careers, families and possessions behind! But guess what, you can never really gain status in a Western country if you come from what they call a 3rd world or developing nation because no matter what you do for a living or how shiny your car is, you will always be looked down upon by the locals and perceived as inferior. The only REAL status you can get in in your own homeland. Abroad, you'll always be a guest - naturalisation means nothing to the aboriginal inhabitants of a land. You'll always be ignored. This is the truth. Of course, if you are in denial, you will deny it.
@@Mouna-v1q for the record, as an Indian born living in the UK, your not looked down upon by anyone. Otherwise an Indian prime minister would not be a UK prime minister. To reverse it, doubt Indians would be happy with a white prime minister for India (if that ever happens), or prime minister of if black African decent.
Hi, agree to your point that it's never an easy decision to love, but do make a video about the reality of cre worker visa nowadays, and which visa is better for single mothers with kids in school. Pls
Thanks a lot for sharing this video. It might sound a bit disappointing to many who are aspiring to come to UK but this is harsh reality. Appreciate your continued guidance and enlightenment on such varied topics.
Hello! I am a student of class 10th, and I am planning to come to England for further studies in 11th grade, But I am confused as I have seen online that under 18 can't live alone in England, can you please tell me (not boarding school)
Better to come for masters otherwise there is no such benefit and it will very expensive! First complete studies in your home country and get some hands on experience then if you go abroad it will be worth!
Really nice factually correct video which helps to plan UK life. Would be interested to hear your opinion on Indians who have lived in UK for 5 years on business visa and unable to decide should we go back to India or live here. If you can put some videos on this topic please for pros and cons of settling in UK v India
Hi, Just wanted to know how much salary per month is considered good enough. what are the expenses. I m reaching 40, and planning to shift to UK. please share details, will be of great help. what of company is providing accomodation ? Thanks
Hi avi n gaurav ! I appreciate your hard work .me n my husbands both are GP (med doctor) we are planning to move with our kid 4 yrs.we both are workong in gov of india and earning good.but want to move to have a work life balance and lifestyle .please guide.door ke dhol suhane to nahi ?
Theres no work or life balance here. Dr ,nurses, teachers are under paid and over worked. Good luck. This is not a child or family orientated country. You will miss the social life and family life in india. Your better off going to austrailia.
Hi Jyoti, it depends how are you comparing and how much work life balance difference you would like to see.. definitely work life balance in UK is better than India..In general, GPs in the UK are expected to work around 37-40 hours per week(which is usual for any other profession too) , although some may work more or less depending on their practice's requirements. They may also be on call for emergencies, although the frequency of these calls depends on their practice's arrangement.
There r plenty of lands availables to built the multi stories flat/apartments - but govt seems dont want to do give permission to built it. Weather makes every step full of struggle i feel else life will be easy.
Thanku to both of you❤ can you make a short video on current prices of accommodation and study (of Fashion) also which universities are affordable for my study in simple words which are cheap????????????????????🙂
Hi both, You both are making really interesting and informative videos. I really appreciate it. I have a lot of doubts regarding pensions in the UK. Can you please make a video regarding the pension scheme in the UK and specifically how can we transfer the pension amount to India if in case we required? Do we need to pay any extra tax when we transfer and what would be the procedure to do it. Please make a video on this topic.
Thank you for sharing the reality. I'm from India and I'm a working professional (just to let you know I do not have ideas about technologies too much as I'm from a commerce background). So if I'm planning to complete my masters staying from UK, what is the probable rate of getting a Job there with extreme less technology skills ??
it all depends on what study you are doing and what are the job aspects after that in that field. Try searching for jobs online and see if you fit in those job spec criteria..
Thank you for this amazing video. Highly informative. I am new to this channel, but I can say that both of you’ll are doing an amazing job creating down-to-earth videos. Can you make a similar video, but from a viewpoint of a person coming to work there on skilled visa. Things like housing in London & neighbouring area, cost of living, monthly expenses (electricity, heating, food, etc), all essentials like insurance & others important things. I can’t obviously mention everything as I don’t know what’s important and what can done in due course of living in UK. This will be most appreciated and helpful. Good luck to you both. May God bless you with lots of success and a happy life😊
Could you please help me understand something? In the past, we harbored a strong hatred towards white people who ruled over us. We were vehemently opposed to being governed by them and even forced them to leave our land. However, it is curious that now we seem to have a different perspective. We follow them to their country and view it as a great privilege to live under their direct governance once again. We even beg for their citizenship, seek asylum, and ecstatically embrace their flag. It raises the question of what "hypocrisy" truly means. Some argue that times have changed. Would this mean that if they were here today, we would have tearfully pleaded for them to stay?
Glad someone thinks on the lines that I do. Most of them are selfish. They want to have best of two worlds. Indian govt should protect it's citizen first. Those who availed system benefits should serve the country for 5 years. Min eligiblity should be there to avail system benefits as well. Unfortunately, nothing is going to change. Rich will get richer and poor gets poor in countries like India.
@@venkatnarayanan9246 You are correct. These individuals exhibit true hypocrisy as they selfishly prioritize monetary gains, forsaking their own country and neglecting their aging and vulnerable parents. Their actions resemble those of slaves, driven by a subconscious desire for servitude, leading them to migrate to countries where they serve individuals of foreign descent, whom they had previously expelled from their own homelands in the pursuit of freedom.
@@venkatnarayanan9246 What do you mean by selfish? So if I find Germany to be technologically better and decide to study there I am selfish? If I invested money in studying abroad because education system in India is shit I am selfish? If I spent money to study abroad then to repay the loan I need to work abroad so I became selfish? Indian private companies make you work like a fucking dog and if I find the work life balance in developed countries good which gives me peace of mind, I am selfish? If I come abroad and find that the air I breathe is not polluted at all and there is no dirt and dust which is causing eye infection, then I am selfish? If I come to a European nation and learn their language because I like learning new languages and interacting with people who speak that language, I am selfish? If I like to explore the world as well as other cultures because I am young and want to live my life, I am selfish?
Hard work pays off anywhere in the world, however hard/smart working in the UK pays very generously compared to any third world country for sure. The UK is one of best countries ive ever lived in. However London has become a nightmare to live in due to inflation. Think smart. Start your business empire in the UK and outside of London and redevelop your motherland while you do all of this!
Bhailog yaha uk me struggles hi struggles hai bas...aur cheez k liye paisa kharch karna padta hai...fees itni costly accommodation b costly aur psw lene k liye b fees bohot hai....hum toh regret kar rahe hai ki kyu aye Uk..sirf tensions aur struggles hai yaha 2023 is d worst year ..
Hard facts put out honestly. But the fact that you both are telling it very positively makes all the difference. 👍🏻👍🏻
Agree with Avi, its difficult initially even when you have a job and a skilled worker visa. But eventually you do feel settled, transition is never easy. If someone were to go from UK to India to work or study it would be the same for them too initially
Added you don't have to pay bribe even for everything.
You are 100 percent right guys... Accommodation has been a nightmare these days.. Almost all accommodations which used to be 300-350 quid are now starting @ 500😢
Mass immigration has pushed monthly rents up to 2000 a month in some areas.
First hand experience…..
I came in Sept’22 studying MSc international business. It took me 6 months to find a part time job in London after 50 rejections. It takes efforts and patience to secure one.
Hey man! I'm too planning to come in September 23 for the same course, what is the scope of the course and job process? Also, any tips on getting the party time?
@@devesh584 Hey, let me tell you a little bit about the part time segment. So first I applied in many retail units but unfortunately I got rejections from most of them, then I applied for social care work and got selected. The pay is good, they pay you 10-15 GBP per hour and 15 GBP on bank holidays (if you are working). Apart from that you get access to some exclusive discounts. So I’ll recommend you to apply in social care sector as much as in retail, give both the sectors importance since the day you land here. About the course, you can apply to any job with this degree that one can apply with an MBA, condition of getting an offer letter is of course your experience and if the company is sponsoring visas. Hope this helps :)
@@sidraakhter6134 Hey Sidra, can you please suggest me, I wanted to do Msc as well. I am an engineering Under grad with no experience.
Is it worth coming to UK?
Shall I try to get in a good college in India?
Please let me know some of your thoughts it will help me get some clarity
@@gurditsinghbons UK is no doubt an amazing place to study, but with an ongoing immigration scrutinising I will recommend you to read latest updates of immigration policies and future amendments for the intake you are coming in. Engineering is not my forte I cannot really recommend you whether or not to pursue your masters here, but if you decide to come here it’s going to be worth it. You’ll learn a lot from life and curriculum in general. Also SI-UK is a free agency you can reach out, they will help you out from deciding the college/university till your visa. Also, if you have a good profile you should apply for scholarships.
@@sidraakhter6134 hey Sidra actually I am in touch with SiUK they had a edu fair and I had visited.
I wanted to do an Msc in Management or International Business, I am tired of Coding and want to switch careers.
What would you recommend a guy like me
Doing an Mba from a decent college in Mumbai or MiM from a avg college in UK?
Thanks for replying 🙏🏼
I completely agree with the facts that you shared . I was in UK for a year and have experienced the same. It is very important to weigh the pros and cons .
Don't worry about people guys. Even same like avi said me and my parents given 12 years of hard work to achieve something in UK. Good informative video.
The people who say you are demotivating them, they will know when they come here and suffer. I know so many people who came here and suffer mental stress, depression and loneliness after only couple of years. I have known people who were well off and was living quality of life in their home country and here they are just surviving. Free schools are only by taxpayers money. Home students get the loan but its not interest free and that too high interest until they finish their studies, then after that interest rate go down. Once they get the job the student loan gets deducted from your salary for some their whole working life.
Pretty accurate information in this video you guys. I have been living in the UK for almost 10+ years and I can totally relate to everything you mentioned in this video. Videos on such topics are important to show that things arent always rainbows and sunshine in international countries. 👍
Hi
For those working children’s schools aren’t free. State schools are funded through income tax contributions and private schools are funded directly by parents.
I'm a British born. You are doing a great job giving advice on living, job and education ect... it is hard for us that are born hear too.
If you ever get stressed take a walk to the British countryside. The advice is real. I can vouch for it.
@@FacelessTourer
Thank you
I do walk when i can.
@@MariamAhmed-xz5tb hlo
If the locals are suffering imagine how outsiders suffer
Assalam O Alaikum.. I am online Quran teacher.. If anyone interested to learn Quran.. With tajweed.. Nazra. Memorization.. Kalma. Namaz and masnoon duaen.. So plz rep.. Jazak Allah..
I went to private clinic for blood test i chose full profile test like all minerals vitamins hormones etc
That costed me 139 pounds but i got same day appointment and got my report with in a day i was happy
11:44 2-3 ghantay wait? bhai recently I went to a &e and had to wait 5hrs 45mins.
Very nice fact based video. People who make negative comments can just not accept the reality. Can vouch for 100% facts you've spoken. Good video 👌🏻
exactly! thanks 🙏🏻
Whatever they are saying is 100% true. I came here on Tier2 visa 3 months ago and cant find a place to rent. This place is very tough and not for the faint hearted. So if you coming here make sure you are ready to face hardships
Which city ?
Was in London and now moved to Haywards Heath
@@InnerStrengthMasterywhere are you from ?? And which occupation did u go for ? Iam planning on coming there with skilled worker visa and caretaker is the one available atm .. do you think its a good idea ?
Hi i am from India and in the events industry, on tier 2 visa. The best way to see if its a good idea is calculate your expenses and see if you’re salary is able to cover them. Research thoroughly and see if it fits your personal situation. Any job is fine as long as it covers ur expenses and you have some savings for rainy days.
Ignore adverse comments. You''ll are simply speaking the truth and the pros and cons. Lo ve your honesty. Keep posting.
Everything is ok uk 🇬🇧 but Very Very expensive Accommodation 😢
Switzerland 🇨🇭is laughing in Corner
Helo
How expensive?
Guys you have helped me and my family a lot in terms of UK life and guidance. Ignore the naysayers 🙏
I'm genuinely glad to hear that my guidance has been helpful to you and your family as you navigate life in the UK. Remember, there will always be naysayers, but focusing on the positive impact you've experienced is what truly matters. If you ever have more questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. Wishing you all the best on your journey ahead! 🌟🇬🇧
Ive lived here since i was 13 native American Choctaw nation, and its great, great education system NHS history culture, never had any problems with my race or heritage from anyone i love it here 🎉
Getting Accomodation is not a issue,if a person is earning good, no issue...your video are only particular to students.pls make video of a person shifting from India with corporate job
Also make video on skilled worker visa
I am doing my masters in UK originally from Sri Lanka. 100% agree with health care system, it sucks. Having a severe toothache and no idea how to pay to fix it.
Can you please tell me it's hard to maintain food and accommodation from part time job as a student I'm from India actually I'm planning to study masters in UK please share your experience is there any racesim in UK please kindly reply
Your work is very informative. It seems that life in the UK is like about Survival of fittest as the concept regarding evolution which was discovered by Darwan.
True at least in london
I share Avi's sentiment - the initial phase can be challenging, even with a job and a skilled worker visa. Yet, with time, you begin to find your footing. The process of transition is never straightforward. Whether it's moving from the India to UK for work or study, it would similarly be an adjustment for anyone. Just like adapting to a new country, navigating busy airports can be a challenge too. That's where services like *Express Parking* can really help simplify the travel experience.
If you want to come here be prepared to work your ass off, it's not a easy ride and I'm someone is born here.
i liked and subscribed. My request is plz make informational videos like this with more realities of UK life .Thank you. i liked the way you talk normally without any exaggeration and artificially.Nice
thanks 👍🏻
Great job you both Guys ❤
I was following you since before coming UK. Almost since 1 and half years ago. Keep it up 💪👍🏻🎉🎉❤❤
Thank You 🙏🏻👍🏻
Jo bolte hai bol ne do .. u guyz are doing a great job .. giving direction anad helpings pepole plan to u.k. best wishiss... Carry onnnnnnnnn gaurav and avi......
Bidding part is very true, getting accommodation is very tough. Be ready to pay 10-15% high price on rent. Ppl are ready to pay 1600-1650 for 1500 flat, because of current situation !!
Apparently getting a Registered Nurse job in UK is best, rather than going any other country..From india you have to pay 13-16lakhs fod going new zealand even after clearing the oet nd iekts exam uts a hard truth
I agree with all info provided..When i came in 2021 jan ..I was in the 2nd batch of PSW ..i didnt struggle much to get part time jobs…but now I am struggling even in getting full time , with inflation in living cost, struggling to save money to pay loans..and I consider myslef lucky because I completed my masters with distinction…but the life of the students who came recently is very very hard …god bless eveyone
Did you find full time job now? Wishing you all the luck in life
@@rainydayallday still not..Thank you
Hi Gaurav and Avi, thanks a lot for this video. Me and my husband came to the UK this Jan for my masters. I can relate to many things you have said. Part time job is really a big stress, we both got survival jobs after 2 months of coming here and got accommodation after 1 month of coming here. It's been 4 months now, my husband is trying to look for a job in his field, he has 12 years of industrial experience in mechanical and machine maintenance, last he was working as a manager in India but we are flexible here to accept any position in the beginning. We are finding it really hard to find a job for him, he has applied at many places but not hearing back from the recruiters or companies. Also, I have heard people saying they prefer local people more instead of people from other countries. I have experience of 6 years in digital marketing from India and pursuing the same course here, but I am just afraid whether I'll be able to get a job in my field, because right now also, I see many part time jobs in digital marketing on Indeed but when I apply, I am not hearing back from them. Please guide what shall we do for my husband's job as it is creating a lot of stress for both of us and that's making us really unhappy and make us think that we should leave and go back to India.
Best of luck as even I am coming soon.
Connect with me on LinkedIn and share your husband cv
This country is not for engineers unless its IT eveb then USA is better for that. All enginnering jobs are abroad. India will be booming soon.
I was born in the UK, I think what helped me was to improve my command of the English language. Immerse yourself in the language and the culture, read books and watch films. Always be ready to strike up a conversation with anyone and don't let fear stop you. Just saying "hello" to someone can make all the difference to your day and to someone else's.
Secondly, you have to demonstrate that you can hit the ground running when you start a new job, bring value to the business and make a difference. Demonstrate it with examples.
Wishing you all the best.
Don't underestimate wit and humour.
This video contain and your explanation both fantastic
Thanks both of you 😊
Most welcome 😊
I have called GP today in Leamington Spa the same city as yours .. and got an appointment today itself .
Please don't get disappointed with negative comments. I always love watching your videos and I made my journey to the UK watching your videos.. Thanks so much!
thanks ❤️
@@HumTumInEngland go back
Bravo guys. Awesome. Mn tu boht arsay se uk mn hon but Abi kids n wife ki application dali hh. Wanna bring them here. Thora preshan tha. It’s not easy to leave families n friends back in my home country pakistan. But it’s also reality as u mentioned. School fees and other expenses are too high back in our countries. Most important not easy to live life without kids. So decide ker k bacho ki application dal de hy. Let’s see bachay atay hn tu how we gonna take our life forward. Agar bacho ko country psand na aya tu. We ll go back Pakistan. Mera bi yahan dil nai laga to be honest. Last 18 years se hon. These people are so sweet. Humne apne boht se dreams Puray keye yahan jo Keh. India Pakistan mn possible nai hy. But our country Jaisa bi hy. Hmain wahan khynchta hy. Allha pak sab k leye asaania pedda farmye. Amin. You guys rocking beautiful sweet couple.
A gay ap k bachay kesa chl rha hai sb?
Very informative...keep up the good work 👍 God bless you both 🙏 👏
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts we need further addition current condition and experience at UK time to time.
I was born in UK and personally I would stay in India if you live there.
Bhai uh scared me. Now I have to change my plan
The English subtitles in this video helped me a lot to enjoy the contents. Thanks for sharing the information you have.😀👍👍
Absolutely! 👍🏻
@@HumTumInEngland Yaeh. Have a nice day.🙏🙌🙌🙏
Totally agree yhi sb kch mjy face krna para hy jb mn yahn ai month phly ., aik aik bat apki bilkul Sahi hy .
Thank you for collecting so much information and passing it to us. This video is very helpful for me as I am planning to come to uk. You guys are really the best ❤❤
Please do a vedio on what skills are technologies need to learn? And what an recently masters completed student should do to get an sponsorship job in software??
Its harsh truth. Life in foreign countries wirhout any family support. But eventually everything will be better at the end. What i observed in last one year life is same even in india if both partners are working in india. Work culture is far better.
First View :). You guys are great
Hi, Avi and Gaurav , first of all I would like to thank you for making such interesting and informative videos. You both are so sweet and your videos are so informative. it helps us a lot to understand how life is in uk .
Good grounded information, keep it up guys 👍 love from Glasgow !
thanks 😊👍🏻
Avi and Gaurav... chill karo ... negative comments ko goli maaro...
As usual love ua informative videos..
Just to let u guys know I moved to UK this year and yes as u guys said slowly things get sorted out . My self I have experienced it. In this journey ua suggestions really helped me .
thanks a lot ❤️
Nice informative video same thing everywhere all over the world inflation is high. Thanks for the video.
thanks for watching
@@HumTumInEngland Please visit NZ its beautiful and same as UKGB to appear in your video :)
Very Informative!! ✨
Everything you guys said is true. Its been a year and a half for me and I can relate to everything
Hi i have a doubt. An international student from india takes educational loan from india to pay for clg/uni fees in the UK. SO after graduation, when got a job in the UK, we repay the loan in India. But this educational loan expemted while working and paying in UK ? Like for tax deduction or tax exemption apart from the tax slab brackets ?
Its really very informative video, thank u both of u
These individuals exhibit true hypocrisy as they selfishly prioritize monetary gains, forsaking their own country and neglecting their aging and vulnerable parents. Their actions resemble those of slaves, driven by a subconscious desire for servitude, leading them to migrate to countries where they serve individuals of foreign descent, whom they had previously expelled from their own homelands in the pursuit of freedom.
“Little knowledge is a dangerous thing”. Unfortunately you are either a victim of negative propaganda or just a butt hurt. Gone are the days when Indians or any other immigrants would only have odd jobs as an option. A lot of professionals from India are working in IT, banking and other industries where they have managed to reach the levels of Partners in the firm. What kind of slavery you are taking about?
But a slave is forced to migrate, not willingly? You have no idea how many things are wrong with your logic
😂😂 you are so right. People from less developed countries migrate for what? Of course it's for money and status, leaving their lives, careers, families and possessions behind! But guess what, you can never really gain status in a Western country if you come from what they call a 3rd world or developing nation because no matter what you do for a living or how shiny your car is, you will always be looked down upon by the locals and perceived as inferior. The only REAL status you can get in in your own homeland. Abroad, you'll always be a guest - naturalisation means nothing to the aboriginal inhabitants of a land. You'll always be ignored. This is the truth. Of course, if you are in denial, you will deny it.
@@Mouna-v1q for the record, as an Indian born living in the UK, your not looked down upon by anyone. Otherwise an Indian prime minister would not be a UK prime minister. To reverse it, doubt Indians would be happy with a white prime minister for India (if that ever happens), or prime minister of if black African decent.
Teri isliye jal rahi hai ke tu yahan aa nahi paa raha. apne dabbu ke tarah 4th class fail ho to jahan ho wahin pakore chaano.
Hi, agree to your point that it's never an easy decision to love, but do make a video about the reality of cre worker visa nowadays, and which visa is better for single mothers with kids in school. Pls
Thanks a lot for sharing this video. It might sound a bit disappointing to many who are aspiring to come to UK but this is harsh reality. Appreciate your continued guidance and enlightenment on such varied topics.
thanks for watching ❤️
Hello!
I am a student of class 10th, and I am planning to come to England for further studies in 11th grade, But I am confused as I have seen online that under 18 can't live alone in England, can you please tell me (not boarding school)
Better to come for masters otherwise there is no such benefit and it will very expensive! First complete studies in your home country and get some hands on experience then if you go abroad it will be worth!
@@HumTumInEngland Thanks for the advice
Really nice factually correct video which helps to plan UK life. Would be interested to hear your opinion on Indians who have lived in UK for 5 years on business visa and unable to decide should we go back to India or live here. If you can put some videos on this topic please for pros and cons of settling in UK v India
sure 👍🏻
Very informative video thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
I'm planning for nursing course in uk is it a good idea
My 9th result :
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URDU 75 45 C 60.00 PASS
ENGLISH 75 62 B+ 82.67 PASS
ISLAMIYAT 50 41 B+ 82.00 PASS
PAKISTAN STUDIES 50 40 B 80.00 PASS
MATHEMATICS 75 25 E 33.33 PASS
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Everything spoken in this video is an absolute truth.. Indians who think the Grass is greener on the other side, Hang on, think before you make a move
very good video. Please make more videos on reality in the UK like this. Thanks a lot
Thank you, we will
Hi, Just wanted to know how much salary per month is considered good enough. what are the expenses. I m reaching 40, and planning to shift to UK.
please share details, will be of great help.
what of company is providing accomodation ?
Thanks
Depends on the city, number of dependents, quality of life you are aiming and savings you are looking forward to
Hi avi n gaurav ! I appreciate your hard work .me n my husbands both are GP (med doctor) we are planning to move with our kid 4 yrs.we both are workong in gov of india and earning good.but want to move to have a work life balance and lifestyle .please guide.door ke dhol suhane to nahi ?
Theres no work or life balance here. Dr ,nurses, teachers are under paid and over worked. Good luck. This is not a child or family orientated country. You will miss the social life and family life in india. Your better off going to austrailia.
Hi Jyoti, it depends how are you comparing and how much work life balance difference you would like to see.. definitely work life balance in UK is better than India..In general, GPs in the UK are expected to work around 37-40 hours per week(which is usual for any other profession too) , although some may work more or less depending on their practice's requirements. They may also be on call for emergencies, although the frequency of these calls depends on their practice's arrangement.
thanks for this video. can you guys also make a video about the taxation system in the UK.
this is already on our channel 👍🏻
This is an eye-opener video, not a negative video, thank you guys for showing us the reality. This is most important.
thanks a lot ❤️
True reality in uk
There r plenty of lands availables to built the multi stories flat/apartments - but govt seems dont want to do give permission to built it. Weather makes every step full of struggle i feel else life will be easy.
Which country is best for earning and living italy or uk plz tell sir?
Pizza 🍕
Both...pizza and fish & chips
No no no sorry...bhatinda is best...👍
Thanku to both of you❤
can you make a short video on current prices of accommodation and study (of Fashion) also which universities are affordable for my study in simple words which are cheap????????????????????🙂
Thank you friends, I am concerned now because I wanna settle in london.
Informative video ❤
Hi both,
You both are making really interesting and informative videos. I really appreciate it. I have a lot of doubts regarding pensions in the UK. Can you please make a video regarding the pension scheme in the UK and specifically how can we transfer the pension amount to India if in case we required? Do we need to pay any extra tax when we transfer and what would be the procedure to do it. Please make a video on this topic.
so good information thanks for sharing 👍👍
Thank you for sharing the reality.
I'm from India and I'm a working professional (just to let you know I do not have ideas about technologies too much as I'm from a commerce background). So if I'm planning to complete my masters staying from UK, what is the probable rate of getting a Job there with extreme less technology skills ??
it all depends on what study you are doing and what are the job aspects after that in that field. Try searching for jobs online and see if you fit in those job spec criteria..
Thanks alot sir, very informative
Thank you for this amazing video. Highly informative.
I am new to this channel, but I can say that both of you’ll are doing an amazing job creating down-to-earth videos.
Can you make a similar video, but from a viewpoint of a person coming to work there on skilled visa. Things like housing in London & neighbouring area, cost of living, monthly expenses (electricity, heating, food, etc), all essentials like insurance & others important things.
I can’t obviously mention everything as I don’t know what’s important and what can done in due course of living in UK.
This will be most appreciated and helpful.
Good luck to you both. May God bless you with lots of success and a happy life😊
Well said gaurav and avi.. hard work always pays off. 😊
Good explan too❤❤❤thx now both you
I am hearing impaired.I have experience in Excel. Can I find work-from-home opportunities with a UK company
it’s really hard to get one.. to be honest!
@@HumTumInEngland thankyou for replied. Is it possible to get job directly if I have experience in excel
Bro we are also planning to settle in UK. Please guide us what we have to face and do if we come with 4 year child
Could you please help me understand something? In the past, we harbored a strong hatred towards white people who ruled over us. We were vehemently opposed to being governed by them and even forced them to leave our land. However, it is curious that now we seem to have a different perspective. We follow them to their country and view it as a great privilege to live under their direct governance once again. We even beg for their citizenship, seek asylum, and ecstatically embrace their flag. It raises the question of what "hypocrisy" truly means. Some argue that times have changed. Would this mean that if they were here today, we would have tearfully pleaded for them to stay?
Well said. Something wrong with indians and their dharma
Glad someone thinks on the lines that I do. Most of them are selfish. They want to have best of two worlds. Indian govt should protect it's citizen first. Those who availed system benefits should serve the country for 5 years. Min eligiblity should be there to avail system benefits as well. Unfortunately, nothing is going to change. Rich will get richer and poor gets poor in countries like India.
@@venkatnarayanan9246 You are correct. These individuals exhibit true hypocrisy as they selfishly prioritize monetary gains, forsaking their own country and neglecting their aging and vulnerable parents. Their actions resemble those of slaves, driven by a subconscious desire for servitude, leading them to migrate to countries where they serve individuals of foreign descent, whom they had previously expelled from their own homelands in the pursuit of freedom.
Well you are speaking the language of those white people as well
@@venkatnarayanan9246 What do you mean by selfish?
So if I find Germany to be technologically better and decide to study there I am selfish?
If I invested money in studying abroad because education system in India is shit I am selfish?
If I spent money to study abroad then to repay the loan I need to work abroad so I became selfish?
Indian private companies make you work like a fucking dog and if I find the work life balance in developed countries good which gives me peace of mind, I am selfish?
If I come abroad and find that the air I breathe is not polluted at all and there is no dirt and dust which is causing eye infection, then I am selfish?
If I come to a European nation and learn their language because I like learning new languages and interacting with people who speak that language, I am selfish?
If I like to explore the world as well as other cultures because I am young and want to live my life, I am selfish?
Thanks for detailed info
You both are right so don't worry about nagetive comments.
Always you provide quality information which too much helpful Gaurav &Avi
Thanks for sharing bhai
You both are great
Assalamu alaikum dono ko mashallah very good information may Allaha bless you
Thank you for making such informative videos
Life is simple & short but Huamn made it much difficult..🙂
Hard work pays off anywhere in the world, however hard/smart working in the UK pays very generously compared to any third world country for sure. The UK is one of best countries ive ever lived in. However London has become a nightmare to live in due to inflation. Think smart. Start your business empire in the UK and outside of London and redevelop your motherland while you do all of this!
You both are 👍 best 😊 and your video is very helpful 🙌👍
I love your all video ❤️❤️❤️ in future 😍 my daughter study for uk in master 😍❤️👍👌👌 you are very nice 👌
can i ask you can we take help from overseas consultancy firm to get skilled work visa for any country is it right way or not plz answer
Very well summarized..a good reality check
thanks for watching
How much cost of accomodation in this area.
If we are 4people family, like couple with 2 children. One girl and one boy then ..what bhk home is mandatory to live in uk?
Bhailog yaha uk me struggles hi struggles hai bas...aur cheez k liye paisa kharch karna padta hai...fees itni costly accommodation b costly aur psw lene k liye b fees bohot hai....hum toh regret kar rahe hai ki kyu aye Uk..sirf tensions aur struggles hai yaha 2023 is d worst year
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Tell about BA mass communication in universities of uk specially Northumbria University London
And it's worth or not?
Indians are poor but good. I love my india.🇮🇳🇮🇳 Joy Hind, Joy Bharat.
Hey all of u.. These guys r absolutely true.. We are already land here last week..
Very good information thank you guys
Please make another video on salary expectations as per current situation in the UK
will do ❤️