Everything You Didn't Know About Migrant Life in Canada and Why I moved Back to India | NRI
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2024
- Abhishek went to Canada for his phd and has been living in Canada for 16 years. Abhishek is planning to move to India in a couple of months. In this episode, he talks about realities, challenges of migrants in Canada, reasons to move back and how he improved his health as well as advice to future returnees.
Chapters:
1:58 Background and reasons to move to Canada
3:41 Life in Canada for 16 years
7:15 Reasons for relocating back to India
11:12 Planning of the move and factors contributing to the decision
17:03 Plan B for relocation to India
21:00 Social life in Canada vs India and health condition
25:40 Financial planning
28:00 Healthcare challenges in Canada
35:32 which place to relocate in India
37:02 Any topic that we haven’t covered
41:50 Advice to future returnees
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I am on the fence right now.
I landed in 2020 as a student. And, now I have a good job, a beautiful canadian born daughter, a condo of my own and my parents staying with me, my sister also stays 30 mins away. Still, I feel out of place. The thoughts of my daughter growing up with different cultural values than me, worsening healthcare, easy and laidback education , growing drug problems, depressing weather, growing racism etc are making me think to move back home.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I am assuming your daughter is very young and you have some time to make a decision and in few years you would have better clarity as daughter grows in Canada and then decide as that is the main factor.
Very great discussion. I hardly see people are touching these basic problems. Good work!!!
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
High tax , cost of living crisis, depressing climate what is the point of working hard and getting nothing from it
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
First world country
Move to USA if you have PhD degree
I live in Canada, nothing special these days
India is growing fast if you have money
Thank Dr Ghosh for sharing your experience honestly and speaking from your heart. Your voice is very similar to Vidhu Vinodh Chopra.
Thanks a lot for sharing your thoughts. Yes Dr Gosh spoke candidly about several important topics
Grass is always greener on other side. People who leave back to India, come back in few years as well.
One's reason to move back should be rationale and not emotional. The strong why and whole family on board determines the success of the transition.
People who own real estate wants to stay in Canada.
Most people leaving Canada is probably new immigrants who didn’t know about inflation or the ones who left stayed long but still don’t own real estate. Since now it’s sky rocket.
For the guest it shouldn’t matter if he lives in Canada or India since he wants to start business and no mortgage. He’s free bird and it makes sense to move to cheaper country.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Even owning real estate in Canada, inflation/health care/opportunities are still some issues even for people who have been living in Canada for several years
Agreed my neighbours are waiting for hip surgery since last 2 years she’s 70 years old, if it’s not life threatening they keep on postpone it
@@DesiReturn Owning real estate count a lot. I own 3 properties including my residence all fully paid off. That is multi million $ in assets. Along with professional jobs (CA & wife FRCPC). For me no inflation matters. I am not going to throw everything we achieved here and move back to India. I have friends and relatives here too.
Being on a similar boat. Canadian+kolkattan.. Planning to move back soon. I wish I could have got his full name, would love to connect on Linkedin
Best of luck. Please reach out Dr. Gosh ast drghoshphd on insta
Next will be usa.. we will start seeing people move back next 2 - 5 yrs as depression sets in and the planned event to send back everyone will take shape to make india factory of the world..
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.
Reverse brain drain is a must if India has to emerge as the next superpower in next 25 years. Indian Specialists across the world with vast expertise with working in developed countries must contribute to our motherland in development of innovation centers to create a R&D based new India.
For that to happen people who are already there need to change as well
@@gauravaws20 India will become world's richest nation by 2030.
@@AdityaJape I would be really happy to see that. And I truly want that but we’ve got be realistic here. 2030 is less than 6 years now. Even if you just account for GDP growth and use that as a metric for the richest nation it is highly unlikely to happen. Do the math and you will know.
@@gauravaws20 dollar will lose its value do some calculations it's simple
@@AdityaJape alright with what dollar value should I do the math?
On the qualified individuals doing menial tasks- many Desi Canada influencers gaslight you to have an open mind and normalize such a stepdown.
Really? Thanks for sharing your thoughts..
You have to understand that they are competing with or against Canadian or western educated people. Hence your skill set should be good enough. Just saying qualified people does not amount to much.
Canada and India differ significantly in terms of quality of life, children's education, air pollution, and healthcare system. Here is a comparison between the two countries:
1. Quality of Life:
Canada is consistently ranked among the countries with the highest quality of life. It offers a stable political climate, strong social safety nets, high education standards, and excellent healthcare facilities. India, on the other hand, has a lower quality of life in terms of various factors such as income inequality, access to basic services, and infrastructure development.
2. Children's Education:
Canada has a well-developed education system with high standards. It offers free education up to secondary school and has numerous prestigious universities and colleges. India also has a vast education system, but it faces challenges in terms of access to quality education, especially in rural areas. The quality of education and infrastructure can vary significantly in different regions of India.
3. Air Pollution:
Canada has relatively clean air quality compared to many other countries. The government has implemented strict regulations to control pollution and promote environmental sustainability. India, however, faces severe air pollution issues, particularly in major cities. Factors such as industrial emissions, vehicular pollution, and agricultural practices contribute to harmful levels of air pollution.
4. Healthcare System:
Canada has a publicly funded healthcare system known as Medicare, which provides universal coverage to its citizens. It offers essential medical services, and individuals can also purchase additional private coverage if desired. India has a mixed healthcare system with both public and private sectors. While India has made progress in improving healthcare access and affordability, there are still significant challenges, especially in rural areas.
It's important to note that these comparisons are generalized and may not capture all aspects of the countries' specific conditions. Various factors can influence the experiences and quality of life of individuals in both Canada and India.
Thanks for sharing your detailed balanced views. Are you open to share your insights on the show?
Free Medical, free schooling, Cool climate, organized country. What's bad ? There are things everywhere. No place s perfect. Why afraid then ?
No place is perfect but based on individuals situation and what's priority for them, they choose where to live.
People thought it was free money, but people are now realising that they have lost whatever equity they had in the hope of owning 2 or even 3 homes.
Do you mean interest rates went up and people are under the bus now?
@user-ut8st4su8x Yes, people borrowed thinking interest rates will remain close to 1-2 %. And that they can get out by simply selling the house, expecting the prices to always go up.
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