Literally wasted whole 1 year of my life trying to score high on the CRS but then I realized that even with a higher score it won't be possible. The point is that whole world was open to us then but we were focused only on Canada. I hope you have learnt the same and try to find alternative destinations.
Hey All, thank you for watching this video. Part 2 explaining all the reasons of giving up on Canadian Immigration is out now! Watch it here now: th-cam.com/video/sR52HujlY50/w-d-xo.html Any questions or feedback? Let's talk in comments
Thanks for your kind words. I did make a part 2 of this video, explaining the reasons of giving up on the Canadian Immigration. Please find it here: th-cam.com/video/sR52HujlY50/w-d-xo.html
I felt a little sorry to hear that all your struggle ended up in vain.I believe one should always do a little more to get ahead in the race, but all the grind should be done privately, without taking everyone on board, as this brings a lot of attention, expectations, envy, and added pressure.Trying to learn a whole new language and staying away from family seems to have gotten the better of you.Anyway, I hope someday you get there and live as you dreamt. By the way, why doesn't your close circle living in Canada sponsor your immigration?
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and kind words. I appreciate your perspective on managing expectations and handling personal struggles privately. It’s definitely challenging to balance learning a new language and being away from family.
Have you ever thought of going to the UK 🇬🇧 on a student visa and then finding work on post study visa. Then, eventually getting a PR in 6 years? It's the easiest route to get a settlement visa in the UK 🇬🇧 in just 6 years
Thank you for the suggestion! The UK’s student visa and post-study work route can indeed be a viable pathway to PR. I appreciate you highlighting this option.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I understand where you're coming from, and it’s true that pursuing opportunities in Canada could have been transformative. It's always a tough decision to make, weighing the potential benefits against the challenges.
V nice and precise video. Waiting for part 2 to know more!!!
Coming soon
Literally wasted whole 1 year of my life trying to score high on the CRS but then I realized that even with a higher score it won't be possible. The point is that whole world was open to us then but we were focused only on Canada. I hope you have learnt the same and try to find alternative destinations.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It’s tough to invest so much time and effort only to realize the limitations
All of it is a learning curve.
Hey All, thank you for watching this video. Part 2 explaining all the reasons of giving up on Canadian Immigration is out now! Watch it here now: th-cam.com/video/sR52HujlY50/w-d-xo.html
Any questions or feedback? Let's talk in comments
Yes. Desi French please. Also part 2 sooon!
hahaha!
Sorry to hear your ordeal. I'm curious to know your reasons behind your decision and why you gave up to move to Canada 🇨🇦.
Thanks for your kind words. I did make a part 2 of this video, explaining the reasons of giving up on the Canadian Immigration. Please find it here: th-cam.com/video/sR52HujlY50/w-d-xo.html
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I felt a little sorry to hear that all your struggle ended up in vain.I believe one should always do a little more to get ahead in the race, but all the grind should be done privately, without taking everyone on board, as this brings a lot of attention, expectations, envy, and added pressure.Trying to learn a whole new language and staying away from family seems to have gotten the better of you.Anyway, I hope someday you get there and live as you dreamt. By the way, why doesn't your close circle living in Canada sponsor your immigration?
do u mean sponsor for a visit visa?
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and kind words. I appreciate your perspective on managing expectations and handling personal struggles privately. It’s definitely challenging to balance learning a new language and being away from family.
Have you ever thought of going to the UK 🇬🇧 on a student visa and then finding work on post study visa. Then, eventually getting a PR in 6 years? It's the easiest route to get a settlement visa in the UK 🇬🇧 in just 6 years
Thank you for the suggestion! The UK’s student visa and post-study work route can indeed be a viable pathway to PR. I appreciate you highlighting this option.
What are your future plans?
Let's see and wish for the best 🤞
I think giving up on your Canadian immigration dream might be a mistake, as it could have opened many new opportunities for you.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I understand where you're coming from, and it’s true that pursuing opportunities in Canada could have been transformative. It's always a tough decision to make, weighing the potential benefits against the challenges.
I honestly don't see where was the struggle? One exam and education assessment does not equal to struggle
Perhaps you are not counting learning French and long distance?
Goodness, wasted 2 years and was desperate enough to be fooled by consultant too. *face palm*
OMG, I feel your pain 😔
Very nice🎉❤
Thanks 🤗
OMG! You did long distance for this! That must have been so hard! 🥲
Yes it was! 🥲