Don't come to Canada without watching this Video, Top 10 Challenges and Reality of Life in Canada
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- Don't come to Canada if you haven't watched this video till the 10. My list of top 10 issues for New Immigrants' Life in Canada.
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Very informative video. You are continuing to do an amazing job. My humble suggestion is to add English subtitle to such videos so people like me can understand 100% rather than 50-60% because of language barrier and you can reach a wider audience as well. Keep up the gr8 work.
Superb Video for someone planning to migrate. Your All-in or All-out explanation is actually valid for many things in our life while making such a decision. Love from Pakistan...
I am in Vancouver, your 10 points 100% accurate. I love ur explanation
Challenge #1 Family & Friends ( socialising issue )
Challenge #2 Cold Region
Challenge #3 Expensive - PPP
Challenge #4 High Taxes
Challenge #5 No domestic help in home
Challenge #6 DIY Attitude
Challenge #7 Starting fresh/ Fresher - Job issues
Challenge #8 Places are far
Challenge #9 Not so popular cities
Challenge #10 Be All in or All out Menatlity
Worst conditions to live. India is best
@@pradeepsingh-ol8jj depends
Thanks for sharing these details.
Those were really worth . Specially the fact of being away from your family and friends .
Can you make a video specifically for those who want to migrate as singles and not with family.
My condition. #1 introvert person #2 can tackle the situation in some way #3 #4 good living standard and salary #5 loved to do things independently without any help ( again I am introvert person) #6 loved to do #7 quite challenging #8 no comments #9 no coments # main point
@@pradeepsingh-ol8jj only if u r earning good money in India, otherwise Canada is better
Really appreciate the time and inputs given by you in this vid..infact I m surprised why people haven't given any linkes on such an honest information ..thanks
This was so informative Sahil Sir, You aware us of everything we had in Mind as what to do and what not to. Thank u so much for this ....🥰🙏
I’ve lived in Canada for 5+ years. I visited india after 4 years and was surprised to find my friends and family happier in terms of social life and job satisfaction. In terms of income - there’s not much of a difference between India and Canada (I make 6 figures in Canada, but to be honest my friends in India making 18-25 lakhs are much better off). India is a growing economy and the startup culture has given rise to infinite opportunities in cities like Chennai, Bangalore and Mumbai. I wish to soon relocate to India and work as a consultant and serve my parents. Canada is not an alternative to the US. The US is a 10X economy compared to Canada and if you are hell bent on making good money - look at opportunities in the US, minus the potential for permanent residency. To sum it up, if you have ageing parents, a stable job with good potential and a great family think twice before moving to this cold country, you’ll end up doing much better in India rather than Canada.
@@fouziasadiq4223 His aging parents would fall really sick of the cold there than being happy and healthy for few more years here 🤣🤣
Sir I want to go to canada for lebour work pls you make my life and give me good advice
Same UK sabse kachra hai idhar I'm regretting kuch job nahi hai yaha aur metal issue bahaut hai yaar 🥲
@@sharvareeraje2814 Fir Bhi Snaps To acche aate honge India se 🌝😂😂
truth
Your last part of all in or all out was the greatest advise on all of YT on Canada immigration...I'm here in India and thinking about this very same thing...thanks
Perfectly summaries all the reasons of coming to Canada. We as humans are meant to be explorers, not to stay in comfort zone. Come to Canada, put your head down and do the required work and this country will give much more than you can imagine...
Tr pr non essential applied still not have aor two year left of work permit what to do sir
@@SurjitSingh-gf6sh u gives uni
Uni???
This country will give you More than you can imagine??? Lol.. Domestic help? No! Savings? No!, Affordable life? No! Outdoor life? No!, Pleasant weather? No! and alot more No! I think you are one of those who have not much back home and Canada is good for such lost minorities. Punjabi Sardars don't have good history with indian government so you will see most punjabis find a country which accepts them, same with gays and homosexuals no one accepts them so they come here.. not much for others.
There is no real benefit, only if you badly want to replace your passport and get a new citizenship then move otherwise its not worth it! Zero benefits in long run they charge huge tax and give you back in name of child support or job loss help.
Brother appreciated your humble points while coming to Canada lot's of love from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Good
Great work Sahil. Very informative video !
Appreciate your thoughtful and practical Video advice. You are doing a great service.
One time people used to go abroad for studies, got jobs and got settled. Those days there were not many opportunities in India as you have now. If you get a good job in India, it's worth taking it. I suggest you go for a holiday in winter and then decide.
In India the quality of life is not good. Food, Air and water quality is bad on account of pollution , adulteration and pesticides. Further one face hassles such as erratic gas , water and electric supplies. Corruption is rampant and affects every citizen and above all no social security. No Canadian citizen will die from hunger, malnutrition and absence of health care. Above all no body interferes in your life. One is free to live one's life according to his or her will.
@@sureshpandey6621 I don't know what part of india you are from. I lived in England for 42 years and always had good jobs. Now I had to come back for personal reasons. No water or electricity supply shortage where I am living and nobody interferes in my life. In big cities people are too busy minding their own business.
Yes there is corruption. Different countries have different problems. You have to live long enough in a country to know the country well. No country is perfect. Pandemic like covid didn't spare any country. What I miss most is the cleanliness. Apart from that as a retired person, I couldn't have a more comfortable life anywhere in the world. I do understand the problems the youngsters face in india and that's why they emigrate for a better life.
Anyway I wish you a very smooth comfortable life wherever you are living. Best wishes for the future.
@@sureshpandey6621 i remember how my relatives coming to India missed some vegetables and fruits that taste they never found in Canada in years. That's genetically modified and pesticide use in agriculture that they get big, attractive fruits and vegetables but not much nutrients. India no doubt has it's own problem but that's everywhere one kind or other. Living in own country is still have it's own advantages and India definitely have many. If you have good job, India is the best.
Aslam o alaqam sahil bhai I think a big point u missed. *Don't trust ur relatives *
Yes,, you are right
for simpke fever you have to wait 2 to 3 hours for Dr , ye bhi bataiye
Very true
Yes you are right brother
😁😁
Thank you sahil for sharing your experience and thoughts much appreciated
Very well explained. 👏 furnished all in and out about immigrant life, not just for Canada. This is complete, not just the top 10.
Your last lines were really inspiring and i am soon about to move Canada. Got admission in St lorence University there .
My Dad worked in Winnipeg, Manitoba Province in 1996. He told me it was hard initally but worth it, the weather though very rough.
Hi sir
Good information
Thank you bhai for this 😊
Sayal bhai, nicely explained about different scenarios well ahead of visiting Canada. Thank you!!
Thanks Sahil Sir for enlightenment and rendering a lucid picture of real do and don'ts in Canada.
Moreover it's just gives a sense of belongingness when u speak Hindi. Every viewer can relate to this content of ur native nation. This video must b in Hindi and u actually touched the heart of every upcoming indian migrants.
Peace out 🙏
Still he wants to settle in Canada permanently by discouring others
I'm so glad to watch this video...you really explained everything so well..appreciate you being straightforward about everything...
Definitely subscribing to this channel
Good V- log for guiding people (whatever there age) ... To make up their minds before coming to Canada. Great job, sir 👍
Planning to come.. Informative again along with all the info gathered through friends in Canada
You have explained all pros and cons very nicely 👍
It's a good idea to clearly label videos with the language they are in, such as "Hindi" or "English", as many people may not speak Hindi. This can help ensure that viewers are able to understand the content and make an informed decision about whether or not to watch the video. Additionally, providing subtitles or closed captions in multiple languages can also help make the content more accessible to a wider audience.
Very important information no one is telling the truth so clearly... Many thanks for sharing the fact
Very well structured and explained!!
Quite informative but these are the common challenges and I am sure any one who decides to settle in some other country must have looked into these challenges. Canada is a paradise on earth and once you are here you will love to handle these challenges.
paradise with 8 months knee high snow
@@bharalinipon2 I don't know who you are. Any way if you are in Canada and don't like the snow then go back and if you are not in canada then don't come. It's ones own choice and circumstances I love canada and have absolutely no regrets settling here. Everyone has his own views and we must learn to respect views rather then giving sarcastic remarks.
Now I will be searching for a video which says "Don't come to India without watching this Video, Top 10 Challenges and Reality of Life in India" 🙄
Could you post the challenges faced by the students who opt to study their undergraduate studies in engineering field.
Sir, the way you explained is amazing.... All in or All out I think this concept gives the person to survive... No matter where
Thank you so much Sahil.... Saare challenges are accepted except thandi wala concept
Very well explained... I have planned to come over there & to start with, getting higher education. Although I do have 6 yrs of experience in SCM in MNC. Still, I’ve planned in the same way as you’ve explained... Nothing else as option anywhere is the mindset approach I’m coming with. Only contingency plan is to settle there in choosing career either this or related to this in IT... Shall connect with you through your number & shall keep checking all your videos regularly for research basis as homework before reaching there to support myself... thanks & Happy Makarsankranti & Lohri to you sir...
Infact India is becoming expensive 30% tax and 18 % gst for most of the items Excluding food items and essentials. And bangalore real estate is also expensive
@@sashwin2005 this gst was already there in terms on VAT . Even we were paying more in VAT .I m s businessman so I know that very well.
30% taxes are the highest one . And there r slabs in income tax
what you said in the last part of your vlog is absolutely true and key for achieving success in Canada "all in or all out"..
Very well explained
Thank you ❤️
Sai Baba Ji bless you🙌🙌💕💕
Om Sai Ram
Brother, I like your content and lot. Its precise, to the point and Motivating. Appreciate your effort a lots. I am from South of India. Most of us don't use Hindi so it's hard for people like me. Requesting you kinldy do this content in English as well please if possible. Again my appreciation.
Superb clarity!!!
Much needed video. Thank you
He did not cover medical services which are a problem in Canada to get timely access to specialists, ultrasound, MRI, and even family doctors at times. It is a very frustrating experience in Canada not to have timely access when you are really need one!
He has a same video regardiig this topic.
Ifree You think India is a paradise for healthcare where you have a 2 tiered system - you pay through the nose or no/shifty service.
I am in Toronto since 5 yrs, the most issue I think is medical system… no early access as emergency services when person actually need it. I am Indian , came here on PR from Dubai. In Indian and also in Dubai I had never ever faced such medical issues. Hvg many options to decide and directly visit medical Center and right away it get addressed.
Family doctors are very hard to find .
Very true facts. I am from India and my own brother is a citizen in Canada (left India 10 years ago) and I can see the quality of life he is leading. Pretty amazing. But he had toiled for the initial years but never complained even once that it is a struggle. I made a mistake of not immigrating then, although I am trying now "at last I have realized this ". I am 100 % sure that if my brother had lived in India then his life even if he had become an CEO in a mid sized company here is not worth it.
lol..india has completely changed now.
How told you?.in which respect life is better I don't know. India has more metros in cities., better weather, lot of areas to visit.
True words
इस बात में कोई दो राय नहीं है कि कनाडा रहने के लिए एक अच्छा देश हैं। लेकिन जिस व्यक्ति की आय भारत में अच्छी हैं, तो भी आराम से रह सकता है। आपकी यह बात सही नहीं कि आपका CEO भाई भारत में खुश नहीं रहेगा। दूर के ढोल सुहावने लगते हैं। सबका अपना अपना नजरिया होता है।
@@SahilKumar-fo8gh 👍
Hi it's truly very informative and given the clear picture about Canada and their culture, thank you so much for an amazing video!
Very informative video revealing other side of picture 👍
Thank you
Stay blessed 🎉
Sahil thanks for video. Can u share us what would be the consequences after landing Canada. What is the step one procedure. No one shared as of now. Everyone use to share how to get Canada PR, but none of them shared what next. Thanks
First thing, get a social insurance card, apply for health card, open a bank account
Very informative. Thanks for posting.
Useful n Informative with positivity
Hi Sahil.. everything mentioned in your video is actually the ground reality ! I already have my Canadian PR but I'm back to India. I need an advice on change of province !! Is there anyway we can get in touch ?
Hai manpreet Kaur ji ...any suggestionsfor peoples who are willing to move to Canada like me
Why u went back to India ?
Hi I'm see your video for the first time. I'm so impressed. My son has applied for Canada immigration. He studied Masters in Australia and has applied for immigration during October 2021. His immigration lawyer in Canada says, immigration invites are delayed this time because of COVID. All formalities are over and he has more than 475 points. It's been more than a year. Hence I'm getting worried. Can you tell me what is the situation about immigration invitation to those who r outside Canada. Thank you 🙏
Ma'am we have to be patient.. i have applied for the same from here in delhi.. and understand your concern similar to my mother.
Studied in Australia its same as Canada no need to move infact aus is more better then can in term of working hour and weather pay etc
Loving all your videos! Thanks dear Sahil!
Wa g wa Sahil Ji.
Maza aa geya sun k.
Salute to you.
Thank you.
Canada mata ki jai ❤️
😁😁😁😁😁😁
When Indian go to some other countries to settle then they don't want other Indians to come there. But they continue to live over there. Figure that out.
That is true when it comes to relatives. My experience in Canada was horrible with Indians except for a few . They exploit their own but this guy is genuine.
I came back because of lack of job in my own field . Things can get brutal.
In a job of 95000 cad you take home 5570 but rent takes a huge chunk . Except for colder regions . Colder regions are all about staying at home but kills your social life . Indians have a very good tendency to be very racist , loamy landlady was a Hindu, extremely castist (she belonged to high caste ) , hated blacks and thought that new immigrants can be exploited as she thought of us like domestic help.
Indians are good at saving but this can go haywire.
@@budsyremo masters karne gaye thae or bechlor
Appreciated 👍
Very informative video Sahir bro thank you for telling us there rule and regulations spend life out there keep it up.
Thanks a lot for making such a detailed nice video.... I am really confused as to should i apply for application or not as I see my chances look very weak on getting selection. Below are my details: 1) Age: 30 2) Degree: MBA Finance in 2015 from Delhi 3) Indian work experience: 6 years 4) IELTS: 8,7,7,7 5) No sibling... Do you think my profile will fetch me required score to receive an invitation??
YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY TRY. RECENTLY SHAHIL SIR HAD MADE A VIDEO WHERE ARE PERSON AGE39, GOT ITA FROM NOVA SCOTIA. YOU ARE STILL IN GOOD HOPE. GOOD LUCK.
You can get ITA , your age, education n language scores are in your favour for PNP
90 % chance for positive outcome. Apply early.
Hey did u applied?? Got selected? Plz reply
Jldi try kro .... uske bad age ke score kam hone start ho jate hai
Hi Sahil, I appreciate your effort of sharing the valuable information. I would like to ask the question about bringing the family on PR. Shall I bring them with me at the start itself or bring them after a bit of settlement? What can happen in both the situations?
Akele man nahi lagta family ko sath le lo
@@ashokmehta9200 but first time jaate waqt liya to rahne ka thikana nahi rahta to family ko bhi struggle karna padta. Actually mujhe 4 bachche hain. First bachcha 5 years, 2nd 3.5 years, 3rd 2 years and 4th 4 months k hain.
Bro if u have PR with family then u will get almost all benefits as citizens....most important thing is money if have that untill u get work or part time.. All things will go accordingly... Find the place to live before u go....think Alberta province is affordable to live compare to cities and other provinces ...Toronto and Vancouver expensive 1bhk or room goes to 1800cad or more monthly + net....all the best
👉अरे भाई...Canada वो ही Indians जाते हैं जिसका इंडिया में कहीं पर कुछ ठिकाना नहीं पड़ा हो... 👉बाकी India में अच्छी जॉब या business करने वाले या India में अच्छी कमाई करने वाले कभी सपने में भी Canada जाने का सोचते नहीं हैं...👉Canada जाकर आखिर तो मजदूरी Labour Job ही करना पड़ेगा... जो यहाँ India में करने से सबको शर्म आती हैं... वेईटर बनना,Toilet साफ करना, वॉलमार्ट में सामान देना, पेट्रोल पम्प पे पेट्रोल भरना etc..etc।।। 👉कोई भी White Color Job Canada में नहीं मिलती Indians को..😥😥
@@saintchristopher8228 I agree aapke kuch baato se jaise odd jobs karna padta lekin shuru mai karna padta aur waise mehnat ki kamaai mai mujhe koi buri baat nahi h jab tak wo haraam ki na ho. Aur doosri baat well settled family waale bhi kai log jaate hain kyuki waha lifestyle standard kaafi pasand aata h jaise cleanliness, organized living etc..
Thank u so much for this eye-opener got lot of clarity,I have subscribed this my first video which I watched in your channel
Nice. Common things shared. Well said
Thanks for the information. Sir, If I go for dual intent then which IELTS exam I should give, Academic or General?
General will be helpful for both study and PR.
Hello Sir, Thanks for sharing this valuable information.
Just to know your thoughts….
Do Canadian employers consider Indian experience of around 10 years plus if I’ve a Canadian education of 1 year degree.
What are the the chances that I’ll get a skilled job in Canada while applying for work permit?
Less chances ...apply for internship ..even if its for free
Very helpful. Thank You Mr. Sahil.
so pushing.. so motivational.. so nice. .thank you.. it was really super supportive.
Sir... Thank you for your informative videos. I, my wife and my kid got the PR and are planning to travel in May. Could you please suggest route and flight looking at the Covid restrictions. Is it advised to go through layover journey
Can you please guide the process and basic requirements to get PR directly from Pakistan? Can I forward my application myself??
@@samanmurtaza7547 we got the PNP for Ontario as our job codes were in demand as me and my wife work for Mainframes development and testing
Please share aap apna number send karo
@@ajayxyzvlogs1116 regarding?
Thanks a lot for such a great video. I am little confused and need your advice sir. If a person is having 7 years of work experience and earning CTC of close to 13 LPA in India, should heleave his job and try to immigrate to Canada? Would this be the right choice for him at this carrer stage?
You can make your package up to 25 easily and in that case your saving will be more , if you get even 1lakhs lpa CAD.
Yes , cetainly , you will realize it latter , when things go dirty
Your life starts from scratch again ... keep that in mind. 7 yrs of indian experience may not be a weightage. work cultures are different in both countries. You seem to be at +/- 30 age, so If you have a home, no debts, good job, secured career, happy married life [if coupled]. you are better off in india.
At the same time, if you wish to completely switch to canada for your own wish and not to justify to relatives, you are not TOO OLD.
You may have 5 to 10 hard years upfront but if you are master of your subject, you will get an edge. Punjabi community is known for their zeal to put hard efforts. So decide accordingly. Hard working ppl are liked every where in the world.
India se college fees pay karte us doller me convert hota hai kya?Canada ke liye ? Please reply me.kyo ki fees bharane ke. Liye dead line pas hi hai
Good content. Really appreciate it
Amazing .
Thoughtful . Thank you. I really like your video
i have one question, is Ottawa good for international students? like job opportunity and all?? or should we think for Toronto?
This is one of the best reality check video ever . Thanks
Vry helpful information
Thnk u
Good News Sahil Ji
Good points 👍
Thanks for such valuable information. Got to know many things now. Really good initiative
Great and very informative 😊🙏🙏 Thank you very much
Awesome put together. Gd content,
Thanks sahil for your good advice and your love for Indian people. 🙏
Thanks for the information bhai g
When we came here DIY concept was a big shocker for us..but after 25 yrs..we are totally canadian nw...lolz..way to go...your video is bang on ,awesome..
Perfectly summarize brother.
Just subscribed... Very informative 😍
liked your last point. all in or all out. totally agreed
Very well explained and organised video👍
Excellent advice!!!!
Amazing video!! Very informative 🙌🙌
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your confirmation
Great information. Thanks
Nice bro... Yu r best information provided.... Thanks
Superb information.👍
I appreciate your honesty and efforts 👍
Sir,
Most valuable topic with good explanation. I really helpful for my son and daughter....
Excellent 👌👌👌
very helpful & neatly explained points bro..thank you🤝🏻
Great man, thanks
Over the past two years I was interested in relocating Abroad,I did a survey between, Australia, Canada and UK, I wanted to know which one would suite me as an Immigrant,after the survey I decided to Relocate to Canada,it became my primary aim,I set out to start my Immigration Process,I did my first Application it was not successful,I also did a job application it didn't work out,I tried so many times and I was beginning to lose hope, luckily i called my sister living in Canada she referred me to a Legit Agent,I tried the agent it really worked out,am so much grateful for your work sir Mr Zack Bliss!
Hello Nora, refer me to Legit agent as well
hellw 💕
hii Nora were are you from i just want to talk to you
you could help now
@@faisalshaikh-zx7xd it's scam
very good information sir . i want know this things . finally i got it. thank you very much 🙏🏻🙏🏻 God bless you
Thnks sahil
Very well explained Sahil Bro ...keep it up with dil ki baat ....
Sir your explanation was really good. I wanted to know which provinces are good for teaching job? Having said that also wanted to ask how much salary is sufficient per month to survive with 3kids and 1 adult and 1 elderly . What is the maximum salary do they offer for teachers having indian experience of 10+ years with teachers training in hand. Looking forward to your reply as soon as possible. Thank you sir.
Thanks sahil Bhai good information cut and clear
Thanks for your advice.
Very good video, informative & quite helpful. Thank you so much
Thanks Sahil ji,
It's a very nice points and a video you make.
Very much informative & insightful