Loneliness, Finding a Job & Finances
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- On this video I delve into the challenges and experiences of living abroad, focusing on aspects such as securing a source of income, overcoming loneliness, and managing finances. I share my personal experiences and give practical tips for those aspiring to live overseas or are already navigating life as an immigrant. From self-assessment for job opportunities to establishing a support system and understanding financial systems in a new country, the video offers insights and guidance for a smoother transition and integration into a foreign environment.
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Sawubona Sisi. Good to see you after such a long time. I always enjoy watching and learning from your content in Canada. My plan is to temporarily relocate from South Africa to Alberta for 1 year then move to GTA for a year also then go back home to Mzansi. I really appreciate this channel it has inspired me a lot, pls keep posting.
Sawubona, thank you for tuning in, I’m happy to hear you enjoy the content I share 😊 wishing you all the best on your journey 💙
she is back 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘 thank for this video
You’re welcome 🤩 thank you for rocking with me 🙏🏾💙
Hey Busi, am glad to see ya again! The best jobs to also look into for the start are coaching in soccer. With thevworld cup coming,soccer's gonna be the next sport which will grow in NorthAfrica. Two of our friends traveled last year on a visitor's visa&boom, they got work permits now. But they had most coaching badge and a very small accademy.
You spoke about hobbies, training out doors,indoors is one way of killing depression. Canada has got lots of indoor avenues which one can utilize during the harsh winters.Stay blessed and keep us updated.
Hi Busi Welcome back!!! I agree with the parts about loneliness it’s best to go out a little and find your tribe. Also i love your dangling fruit basket!
Welcome back Busi❤️
Thanks Phumie 🥰
Thank you Busi
You’re welcome 💙
Thank you so much Busi for opening our eyes about working abroad ❤❤🙏, can you please assist me ngamagama ee agent endingazisebenzisa xa ndifuna uyosebenza ngapandle please standwa sam help
Honestly, been in Canada since December and personally for me, it sucks so far, I've been constantly sick because of the terrible weather and February was a nightmare because I was depressed throughout the month. I miss the sunny Joburg weather and at this point even the load shedding from back in SA wasn't as bad as having to deal with this weather all the time. People keep telling me that the summer will make up for it and we'll wait and see, but so far, my Canadian experience has been a nightmare, especially since coming to Ontario....Spent December in Montreal Quebec and besides the French barrier, if just felt more positive and was just a pleasent experience, as for Onatrio, more specifically GTA, hae ke sharp and before I forget, don't get me started on the Punjabs, rude racist and just hire each other in companies and they are everywhere...its just left a sour taste in my mouth about Canada
So sorry you haven’t had the greatest experience. Hopefully you’ll enjoy the summer in Ontario. Curious to hear if you’re able to move to Montreal more long term since you had a better experience that side.
My sister moved to Canada lat year in August. But thankfully on asylum and she told me about the corruption of bloody Indians and how they only want to employ their own. She settled in because her church members(7th day adventist) have really helped her&she also got a job by being so consist with applying. Keep focused; eventually, you will settle. In Joburg we have water shortage knocking. I've been told it's gonna be like loadshedding soon. This year, iam gonna travel to Alberta(Edmonton). I will pretend as if the cold doesn't exist😂
@@batabairerobbie844 Trust me it’s hard to overlook the cold, this weather breaks even the most resilient Spirit, but glad to hear that your sister is doing well. Though to be honest with you, Toronto is a toilet, Punjabi’s causing chaos, heavy car theft and carjacking, house break-ins….its just Joburg with electricity and less black people…
I have done a lot of research, and honestly, I hate living in the big cities! Guess what, I had never been to Durban ever since I moved S.Africa because of the many Indians who live there. Last year,a family friend was migrating to the UK and was forced to travel there. I fell in love with Durban& regretted why I took so long to visit. I migrated to S.Africa in 2005 and lived in Bloemfontein with my hubby,it was so frustrating coming from a tropical country; it took me years to adjust. Racism in Bloem is any energy you feel whe your there. Guess what, I studied at the Free State university for three years,but Guess what. I told myself,if iam gonna fit in this culture,setting,etc I need to suck up and started to have a positive mindset tirwards everything. I started going to the gym and made new friends and after two years, I learnt how to dress for the weather; I took upon myself to befriend the white lecturers and the students. I made sure I studied and performed well. Eventually, it paid off. Moving to Joburg after 7 years was a walk over for me. 20 years living in S. Africa in three different big Prilovinces, I guess I will survive in Edmonton🤗. Another advise, if you have accepted to migrate, you gonna need to try not to think and compare home and your new country,just focus on what has taken you there and try as much as possible to adopt to the culture( Of course u dt forget your own). If you are spiritual,all God to guide you through the journey and lastly but not least, talk to people. Believe me,there many times I wanted to go back home,but now I dt regret. Godbless ya.
What you are experiencing is something referred to as seasons depression/ winter depression. May be reading about it may empower you a little bit more on how to alleviate it or help you understand why you’re feeling like this and that it’s normal.
Yho siyagowa shame Sisi 😢 i moved to Russia & the language barrier is such a huge obstacle in terms of finding jobs 😢 it means you have to find online jobs & you’re therefore competing with the rest of the world 💔
Loneliness is not that bad because we have a good African community & quite a good number of people from SA, the only problem is food yho 😭💔
Thank you for this, i feel so seen 🥹♥️ hoping to land a job nyana soon.
Hi Busi, I've followed you for years now in all the platforms and I'm more than inspired of your journey and life abroad. Over the years I've let my age stopped me to even try applying for jobs abroad, also just feeling inferior and inadequate. I changed careers about 5 years ago, from travel and tourism to project management, currently I'm an IT scrum master and pursueing my Business Administration degree. I feel besides my age (42), finances and just still learning and building experience in my new career, My cv is a big area that requires improvements. Are there any resources you could share, people you could recommend to assist me. Do you offer such services, yourself (even at a fee😊)
I feel like if I can get any chance at all to move to another country, I'll take it with both hands. It's really is a dream of mine and also would love to provide my kids with best possible opportunities the world has to offer.
I'm at the point where I feel want to take the leap of faith.
Thank you.
Thank you for this vidéo, i was just about to comment on one of your videos asking you to talk about loneliness abroad, the challenges, How do you navigate loneliness, Do you have a SA community there? Thanks
You’re welcome, glad I could cover things you were wondering about in this video 💙 Yes, you can find a South African community this side.
Sis busi, thank you for your information.it's always a good thing to listen to you. Can you advise on how to transfer the money that IRCC asked, from SA to canada . Can we do it before landed or after ?
You’re welcome 💙 Which money are you referring to? If it’s the proof of funds you’re talking about, that’s not money you send or even give to the IRCC at any point. They just want to see proof that you have it i.e bank statements. That’s money that’s meant for helping you settle in the country, you’ll use it for living expenses e.g. paying rent, food, transportation etc.
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