REASONS why you should think again before MOVING to ONTARIO as an international student in Canada
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2023
- Are you contemplating whether or not to make Ontario your home, especially the Greater Toronto Area? Well if you are, pause right there before moving any further. We understand that Canada and especially Ontario sounds like an amazing place, but it comes at a cost. Yes, there is so much potential here for international students, yet the choices they make when deciding to move here can have long lasting effects. If you’re thinking of relocating to Ontario then take a few moments beforehand to consider some points we’ve gathered in this video post - these could potentially change what may already be set in stone for your future! Ultimately only you hold the decision making power as an individual - this video will provide helpful insight into the pros and cons of living in Ontario!
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Hello coach, can you talk about employment in PEI as an international student please ?
I'm not a student. What they are saying is 100% true. I live in Toronto.
Haha,
I mean it always depends and its all relative, some people might come from shanghai and say Toronto is a small town. But for us it not
Hi Mc, this is really true. I can feel that toronto now is over crowded but if you will see another PR pathway, there is RNIP and there are alot of participating cities in Ontario that can help with PR. and I heard that RNIP is just 2-3 months, and RNIP is successful so far ❤
Hi,
yes there are many little immigration streams and there are some in Ontario as well but they are not in the GTA. So we meant rather don't move to the GTA ;) RNIP communities are usually in the Northern ON :), better to move in Northern ON other places than the GTA :)
@@studyliveexploreca definitely yes! Keep on helping others, your vlog really helps people in deciding where to go. And I am speaking for myself, I choose one of the RNIP province because of your vlog and hopefully will be successful here soon! 😍
@@yhanyhan3836 hello what is that province?
@@louisco7976 there’s a lot of participating provinces po. you can search that, RNIP participating communities.
The figures you mentioned in the video are for outside of Greater Toronto Area (GTA). If it is inside GTA, employer's minimum revenue is $1 million; and minimum of 5 employers.
Thanks. You can see that at 4:54 in the video :)
Hi coach, please can u guys do a video on how a spouse of an international student on visitors visa flagpole at the border. Thanks
will keep this in our list.
what about if you study outside of the GTA ? will Ontario be a good option for EE and PNP as a student in the Accountancy field?
Outside of the GTA it is definitely less congested. It could still be a good option yes, check your employment opportunities and PNP requirements
After completing my course in Ontario, can I move to other province for pgwp?? Your response would mean a lot
Yes, on your PGWP you can reside and work anywhere in Canada.
If I have one year of study in Ontario, can I move to Toronto and get a PR as well? Or Should I have two years of Student permit? Please suggest, thanks a lot for your wonderful contents here.
Hi,
Its not a requirement to have a study permit to get PR. It just gives you more points. So it really depends on your personal info and the PR pathway you are choosing.
Did you get your PR before moving out of Nova Scotia as as a newly graduated international student?
No I got my PR in BC through the CEC. But the other option would have been Nova Scotia for me
@@studyliveexploreca is NSCC great for IT courses? I decide to go apply to Seneca college because it's the cheapest among the top provinces. Cheaper than BVC in Calgary and colleges in BC, I'm septical about NSCC or what do you think?
is it possible or even a good idea to finish a program in a college in Ontario and then trying to get PR in another province?
Yes! many international students are doing that because they realize after that it’s hard to get the PR esp in the GTA. So they had to move.
@@studyliveexploreca Great! Thank you for replying.
Thank you for the video. Can I move to another province to search for job after my studies? My school is in ontario
Hi,
yes you can move to another province after you finish your studies.
Coach good day. posible ba na mag transfer ng school?,if may kapareha na course?
na accept na kami sa school sa hamilton sa september. watching your videos masyado palang competitive sa GTA.
Hi,
Yes it is possible to transfer your school but you have to make sure to do it right, so you can still get your PGWP afterwards.
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Hi MC,I'm going to OTTAWA to study the graduate certificate which a program of Supply chain management,I currently wonder whether the way I chosen is hard to get a PR as a 32 year-old international student?Can you pls give some advices about that,thank your time.😊
Hi,
I don't think it is too old, I was about the same age.
You get your PGWP after, check out all the different PR streams early and you will succeed :)
@@studyliveexploreca Thanks,I will do more research before seeking job.
Me going to ON Canada on April for International Studies. 😢😢😢 After finishing studies can I apply my PGWP to other place in Canada? What are the suggested places to easily get a PR? Thank you.
Yes you can move, many students did that because they were told that ON is better than the rest, but to be honest? Its not unless you are living in places with RNIP or you are out of GTA, try yo check all your options.
Me too bro on may or April, to toronto
@@studyliveexploreca Thank you for creating videos like this. Can you make a video or list of places in CA that can easily get a PR from? 😊
Glad if its helpful.
In general the Atlantic Provinces are still good, it always depends on your personal background too, as Canada has many small but tailored immigration programs in different provinces and regions.
Will think about making a video about this again.
Hi Coach, I already enrolled in Georgian College Ontario. Once I get my pgwp. Can I find work to other province and apply apply pr there?
yes, that’s what we did.
I know Georgian College is in Barrie. If may I suggest. Get a blue collar skill and try to live there. Because its near and almost at the cottage county there are lots of side jobs available specially in summer. It will cost you to move on other province but there you might have a chance to find employment.
Iam going to Newfounland this year for my diploma.. how its easy to get pr in there?? please tell me
Check the different immigration streams and how they suit you.
This is the NLPNP for example.
www.canadavisa.com/newfoundland-provincial-nominee-program.html
Hi. Any province recommendations for PR? Thank you.
any provinces except ON.
Im still looking for a best place to study and live in canada with my family.
Choose wisely :)
Hi can u tell me or a clearer idea about I have MBA degree which is distance degree from Sikkim Manipal University is it possible if we mooves I get a job theirs. I quit 4 job's in india.job was Some are management some are project work .
Hi,
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Actually ,I’ve heard the same things from different peopel but,now I get my medical examination and I confued alot coz after travelling I wann to get a job by working in part job but a lot say it’s hard to find a job and it’s neccersily to get job to cover my expense so
Can I change a province by applying to another colloge (now in London Ontario)
Can I changed without taking to much time to process my file or it will be hard to chang)?
Plz give me advice
You can probably still change it, depending on how much time you have till the intake, but check with IRCC. But also don't just change your school for part time jobs, think long term. London, ON is not Toronto, ON though its pretty popular for international students too.
@@studyliveexploreca so my colloge in london ontario
Does it good for newcomer international student so I can have more chances to work or
It like Tonroto it’s hard to find a job with high rents
unfortunately i have already applied to ontario for may intake in accounting and now i am what to do can you please give me some advise coach
It can still be a good choice, depending on your situation.
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i have a lot of references but will still be careful and catious there i have decided that curently ineed the visa and PR there. i have picked diploma in business account for now
@@studyliveexploreca
So which is the best pronvince
Of course thats different for everyone. You have to look and compare and whats important to you. Low cost of living more nature or high cost and city life...
What if you arent able to land a job after you graduate? Is that possible?
Sure that can happen, but in that case you just have to keep looking, maybe move somewhere else, accept a different job etc. Just like everywhere else :)
@@studyliveexploreca ohh no after spending a large amount of money you'll get stock into something stupid like that unemployed???
There is no place in the world where you have guarantee to get a job. That would be Socialism / Communism LOL
@@studyliveexplorecathen thats a suicide mission after all
Yes Communism is a Suicide mission haha
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lol
You guys have never been in a really busy city. Good intended advice but a limited perspective.
We’ve been to so many busy places - not just Canada. 🥰 Nonetheless, If you have better perspective about Toronto, would love to hear it from you! 🥰
Ontario and Vancouver are the worst places to live high cost of living high rent what ever u make goes to food rent or mortgage u have nothing left after. It’s better just to look for a cheaper province to Seattle in
I would say Toronto, GTA, not Ontario, but yes.
I’m a residant born and raised in Ontario and I can say what students and other immigrants are out right lies to they can not help and assist actual non immigrants let alone the students they allow to come in to the country ….
Not sure what you mean
As an international student I can tell you Toronto is awful for international students, houseing prices are really hight, there are no jobs, the city is ugly, the weather is terrible, Canada is not a place to relocate
Toronto is oversaturated at the moment, who knows maybe it will change in a few decades. But Toronto is not Canada. There are so many much better places than Toronto in Canada.
Let's just put it this way you definitely don't see your money in canada. You make it but you don't see it.
the GTA or the GVA is not Canada. Lots of more affordable places available but people don't want to move there.
Ontario is loud, noisy, and expensive. You won't sleep much
Haha in the GTA yes