Reasons for Moving to Canada | Is it Worth Migrating to Canada If You Have High Paying Job?
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- In today’s economy, is it worth leaving high-paying jobs to move to Canada? Many struggles with this valid doubt. Let's hear from the immigration expert Kubeir.
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My daughter is a Canada citizen and I have been to Canada five times. Commentary is absolutely spot on. Main motivation for moving to Canada should be clean environment, good services, great infrastructure and lovely people. But be prepared to work hard as it is very very costly to hire help.
Thanx for watching
Hi Kubeir! It’s always good to see you😊
Great perspective.... you gave great reasons to move or NOT to move, esp. doing your own chores....but the freedom is worth every cent....
Love your honesty sir ! I have been living in Canada since 2 years and I make about 150K per year and although I dont have to penny pinch, everything here is so so so expensive ! And you are 52 !!?? Having met you a few days ago at your new office regarding my spouse's PR, I got the impression that you are no older than 45 !
thank you for sharing with us your personal experience
Unfortunately, Healthcare here sucks and lot of waiting. Hospitals and govt offices are Crowded, nothing works on time here, very slow. But you can come for a strong passport. Housing crisis is a lot. People are nice to you but they are not helpful. You are on your own at times. All you need to know is you can come here for an experience, beautiful places and clean air. Of course beautiful places and clean air is available in many asian countries, unless if you are from New Delhi. Also, Salary depends on your domain. Fact of the matter is few people are leaving Canada after getting citizenship.
Agree with some of the points.
Please make a video on choosing different cities, mtl, vancouver, Calgary or Toronto
Great perspective 👏👏👏
There's money to be made. You need to know the right sector and also be ready to put in the hard yards.. Gotta be ready to be the hardest worker in the room. Simple.
I have total 3+ yr work experience from 3 different companies in India as defined in my EE profile (CRS 482). The work includes 22days at KPMG also. Are 22 days also considered
Excellent explanation
I am 46 with 2 daughters and one wife ;-), and got a CLB9 in IELTS, applying for SINP, I think as rightly mentioned Canada does give you a chance to reset your life 👍🙏💐💐all the best wonderful video 🙏❤️
Thanks for watching
One wife 😂
another reason that interests me is the fish. are they in abondance there
Inspiring story at the end 👍
Thanks for watching
He was asking about moving in current economic conditions, especially since he already has a high-paying job in India. I faced the same dilemma and ended up doing a soft landing. I was not willing to switch jobs during an economic slowdown like this. A lot of companies have stopped hiring and many are laying employees off. I would suggest he does the same. I will probably move in mid or late 2023, depending on the economic conditions at that time. Also, I just paid my advance income tax in India and realized that I would have paid less income taxes in Canada at same salary. 😂😭
The point is the same whether it is moving during a slow down or otherwise. If you are earning well and can afford creature comforts you need to do a thorough research to understand the lifestyle Canada offers and the price you have to pay for it.
I will have to respectfully disagree here. A move like this during a recession will make no financial sense. The situation is simply different. He already has his PR, he can easily wait this out while building his savings, or conserving it even if he, God Forbids, loses his job in India. I am not being negative, I loved every second of the two weeks I spent in Canada, and I will happily go back once the situation improves. BTW, this IMO applies to only high net worth individuals in India, others shouldn't worry too much about it.
I'm currently 19 and I'm moving over solo in 4 months time
thing is that what people work here end of the month pay bills ,rent and taxes thats it Canada, life is hell here.there are lots of high minimum wages and better life standard European countries . most of the Asian immigrants are blind lover of Canada . I have been living and working more than 12 countries i found nothing here in Canada no speciality here.
I don't no why Indians love Canada
@@robbenvanpersie1562 100% agree with you after 10 years Canada will be INDINA influx of immigrants mostly Indians and asian most of the people are unaware about the reality of Canada and they regret after moving here.
@@robbenvanpersie1562pr and citizenship of a developed country
What if the motive behind moving is a bright future for kids..for their well being...although its not that easy to move in late 30's but in 3rd world countries,despite being paid a high salary we are good in adaptations
Great choice
For good life, why not?!
You outlanders have it easy. You have no idea what it takes to become permanent resident here from student or worker
I have seen applicants asking this same question after receiving COPR and after a soft landing. My humble question is, this is a process that entails lots of mental stress and stuffs like that. If you are to ask such questions after achieving the goal then why applying in the process in the first place?
It’s the option that people like to have.
Well people can have questions at any stage.
This question becomes a bigger stress and more real when they come closer to actually making the move.
Everything before this was paperwork and processing and that can take time and it distracts you from the fear of having to now move out of your comfort zone.
@@AskKubeir agreed.
Sound very Intresting and u give a very nice explanation thank u sir God bless u always
Only 32 sir
Hi
Asking for a friend !
I just have a question.
I created my EE profile in Feb 22 at CRS 481. I was about to get married in May 2022 and my consultant while creating the profile mentioned me as married.
Now since he has put a wrong date, I want to change the date of marriage to actuals i.e May 2022. What are the apprehensions?
You can edit your EE profile for that.
You can make changes to your EE profile
@@AskKubeir But he doesn't have to make any changes, since he hasn't shown the marriage date anywhere in the profile.
My only apprehension is that won't they ask why did you mention yourself as married in Feb 22 ( Profile Creation date) when you actually married in May 2022??? Kindly respond
When I made the FSW profile in Feb 2022, at that point of time i was not married but I had filled my status as married. I actually got married in May 2022. If I receive an ITA, and i provide marriage certificate of May 2022, Will it be. Problem?
Hello Sir, I am an applicant from India with EE score of 483. Can you confirm do I need to keep my funds in liquid amount in account or everything in fixed deposits will work ??
Either is fine
no.
I was earning 3500 CAD in India. It was my worst decision to move here.
do you mind to explain why? I'm about to receive my PPR, earning more or less that amount in my country, and still wondering whether moving there would be a wise decision in the long run
I am from India
I want permanent residency for my kids for their better future
Is it good decesion??
I certainly feel that its a good decision
Hello Sir
I have a question regarding proof of funds
I lived in USA until 2020 and I have a bank account with Chase and most of my money is in that bank account
As I moved back to India and applied for Express Entry , am I supposed to show my POF from Indian bank account or is it fine if I show them in Chase bank account in USA
Sowing discord, whose mistakes?!
I was living in Europe before trying Canada. The country sucks and is overrated. But hey..you need to see by yourself to believe.
Each to their own.
Hi
Recently I contacted your team thru email and got a reply from Sail staffing Inc, is it your team?
Could you please confirm ?
No it's an associate who are handling this independently
In 2004 I wrote a somewhat famous article called 'Top 8 reasons not to immigrate to Canada'. In short, the Canadian authorities tried to destroy my life. They made it so that I could not be employable in Canada. So I moved to the U.S. in 2005 and then some years later I moved permanently to the Philippines. I am happy that so many years later videos like yours are saying essentially the same things that I did. I was ahead of my time. I will never go back to Canada. Not to live, not to visit, not even a connecting flight. Too cold, too expensive, taxes are astronomical, no freedom, no jobs, no opportunities, xenophobic people, too depressing. It has become the North Korea of the western world.
Their are many reasons why Canada has fallen apart. But the number one reason is ‘multiculturalism’. My friends, multiculturalism simply does not work. Different cultures do not come together and mix, different cultures come together and clash. The world is divided into different countries for a reason: because people hate each other and only want to be with their own kind. The number two reason for Canada’s demise is ‘socialism’. In this modern era of aging populations, it is mathematically impossible for socialism to continue. The government does not have the money to take care of old people and provide healthcare, pensions and the various other benefits, even with the astronomical taxation that burdens hard working Canucks. Well Canada, you had a good run. Time for Canucks to move to an emerging country. We welcome you here in Southeast Asia.
if you are willing to immigrate to become rich, USA will be your choice over Canada.
Agree. But US doesn't have any easy options to immigrate and hence a lot of people use Canada as a stepping stone
@@AskKubeirspot on
Not sure abt being rich California and NY are not cheap