🇨🇦'CANADA is now a 'TRAP': Canada is not worth anymore. Please do not immigrate to Canada until...

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Are you considering immigrating to Canada? Think again! In this eye-opening video, we delve into the harsh realities facing newcomers in Canada. From skyrocketing inflation rates to increasingly challenging Permanent Residency processes, discover why Canada may not be the promised land you imagined. Stay informed, make wise decisions. Watch now to uncover the truth behind the glossy facade of Canadian immigration. #CanadaImmigration #HighInflation #PRProcess #ImmigrationChallenges
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Please note, I am NOT an immigration consultant. I am NOT a financial advisor. I am NOT affiliated with any government organization. Any information shared in this video is based on my own experience, opinion, and research and hence should not be considered legal advice. I assume no liability for how the information in this video is used or interpreted and hence take no responsibility for any decisions that are made with regards to your application or life based on the information shared in this video. Your commitment to your application or life is critical so please do your own research before making any kind of decision. I am just a random guy on youtube sharing my experience.

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6 апр 2024

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@Vedant_Cad

Biggest problem with recent immigrants in Canada is that no one wants to “study” in college and everyone’s too focused to earn via shifts. ye shifton wale paise se ghar nhi bannega bas day to day living ho sakti hai.

@ShubhamGupta-gk5ci

I want to UCW College for doing MBA in Canada. And this is worst decision of my life. Please don't come here.

@rashmipatel4945

That is why we moved back to India.

@AveryFossen

My greatest concern is how to recover from all these economic and global troubles and stay afloat especially with the political power struggle going on in Canada.

@niravshah9411

There is lots of scope in India 🇮🇳 no need to go anywhere..

@LifeJoyAdventureVlogs

Unfortunatly lots of NRI / Students show off and are not truthful about their financial status. They take loans and buy flashy cars and people are stupid enough to get impressed. They work 16 hours in a small job but show off and paint a rosy picture. Yes there was time before 2000 when things were good but now things have changed. Please don't get fooled by photos/videos uploaded on social media. Just like in India, NOT EVERYONE MAKES IT. One needs to work hard, have skills, patience and a bit of luck. Don't waste your parent's hard earned money.

@Sumitvirdi-ge3ir

this guys has balls to talk facts rather than those who started as youtuber but have been running their business now on students, thanks for bringing this out.

@BlueHawk001

Canada completely changed after 2015. After the pandemic, it became unbearable. There is no such thing as Canadian dream anymore unless you work MUCH harder than previous generations. You need a full time job and side hustles to make it otherwise get used to living a very simple lifestyle. Toronto and Vancouver are never going back to normal lifestyles and if you manage up buy a home and car in smaller and rural areas, your mental health will suffer because even if you have homes, there is no opportunity to grow. Fact is, this country has been mismanaged by the bureaucrats since 2015. It is officially now a declining first world country. Even Canadian born desis and others are suffering badly.

@Bilal_Awan1321

The problem is not immigrants because the government allowed people to enter Canada. The problem is the lack of governance by the authorities.

@nethbt

Students think they can EASILY APPLY and get a job at Tim's or Walmart when in reality there are 1,500 applicants that came before them

@YouFlySolo

Don't forget the spouses/kids of already PR holders. Those applications are also large in number.

@203rahman

I have been staying from 1 and half years in Canada and this is exactly what I think too. Either there is too much positivity or too much negativity about Canada. The reality is completely different. It is different from person to person and ultimately depends on what you want in life and from Canada. Current situation is not too rosy, but at the same time its not as difficult as some people making so many RU-vid videos are making it to be. Its a tricky situation to be in, you cannot complain and you cannot even leave. But, if you stay and somehow survive, you can ultimately thrive.

@ashblackhawk

Solidly honest advice as always. Salute to parents imbibing such honesty in child and resulting in fine men as evolution has meant to be.

@lokeshsuvarna5509

Thanks for the information. You are brutally honest. Many people might not like it but you have stated facts.

@azaadkamal6188

I agree with you. Keep up the great work Gursahib Ji ❤

@pacepausepeace2171

Tysm. You state with so much Crystal Clarity. Really like the way you state it. Thank you! All the Best.

@lokeshsuvarna5509

Thanks for all the information. You are brutally honest. Many people might not like but you have presented the facts.

@JRamoliya

100 true, I mostly didnt agree with old videos but this one was on point, great explaination

@Theworldisafamily68

The situation is pretty bad. Last job report for Canada showed loss of job creation and unemployment rising to 6.2% (reported, the number is likely to be higher). Canada is not creating jobs, not investing in product technology and therefore cannot hire more people. This isn’t a short term problem, and requires a multi year solution. If you’re entering in a diploma course/ low value masters, you’re rolling the dice with your future, with the odds not in your favour. Mix of immigration policy changes and the economy for the next 2-3 years means a lot of people are going to be heading home with sizeable debts. If you manage to get a part time and weather it out, you’re wasting your “productive years” which makes your value in the job market even lower than it was before. Overall, if you value your future, economic and mental well-being, and even possible PR pathway, Canada is an extremely risky gamble.