If you don’t have a job when you land , come without family , stay as a roommate . This could save money and give a peace of mind . After finding a job and a home for rent you can bring them here
hi friend, you are gem to me after reading you. I think I could get valuable information about canada from you. I just have a few questions. will canada give me visa( i am central govt employee in India, salary 50,000+, simple educational background) ? Everyone says about high skilled professionals. But what about those indians who, work as a driver ( truck, car etc), work in shops, in malls, in restaurants, i mean, work that don't require skills. How they'd got into canada and eventually got permanent residency ?
If you're living comfortably in your home country, then don't move. There's no eternal happiness anywhere. If you're comfortable where you are, then stick to that.
Hi! I'd like to thank you for your videos, got my PR within 4 months only. This video really gives you a reality check on the big move. Keep making videos! Moving this Spring 2020.
canada cost of living for a couple with no kids (CAD): rent - 1250 car insurance : 300 car payment : 250 groceries : 400 phone : 200 internet : 100 gasoline : 100 public transit : 100 miscellaneous : 300 total (minimum per month) : 3000
Hey @dream abroad: that was very well put. It's definitely not easy to get into the flow here. Specially the things you had taken for granted back home, like going out anytime to get something, it's not possible here. You will need to locate the proper store where you get the grocery that you are used to back home. Right from learning how to read the bus timing app, to drive, dress right every small small thing has to be spent time on & learnt.... There's no easy way.... Also wanted to add that you are allowed to get your necessary utensils from back home, just manage the luggage limit so that you don't end up spending too much on them in Canada.Thanks again for putting out the amazing vedios.
If you have a decent paying job in your home country and you can make ends meet, keep a roof over your head and your family is healthy , happy and getting a good education then really think twice about what you are sacrificing to go to Canada, rental for two bedroom nice apartment is around $1600 but more in Toronto where salary is best. Child care if two parents work is expensive as is university fees for each child . Average cost of a house in Toronto is 1million dollars , usually 20% down payment is required so do the math, Toronto property prices are crazy making it very hard for the younger people to own a home . If you value your extended family , culture and are happy with your life stay home or bring everyone with you 🙏.
Thank you for being honest and sharing the truth! Just will emphasize that if you already own a home, have a paid off home in India, then think 100 times before moving, because like Mick Kly mentioned that home ownership and rent is very expensive.
Ya you are right about everything.... Struggle will be there.... How many people do really go back? Say from 10 people how many really go back? What would be a Ratio approximately? Tell us your story. Did you ever feel like coming back? Where did you live in the initial days? What was your 1st job? Your 1st car? What made you move to Canada? Was all the struggle worth it?
My two cousins are there and both are pr and both are doing well amd they dont want to come in india again .... it takes time to settle bt you will and work harder and work for two shifts for few period so that you can manage everything
stop with those kinda thumbnails who thinks it's really super difficult to move to Canada. Assuming you want to study then just opt for a public college or institution and make sure you go for a 2 year study option which will get 3 years of post-graduation work permit. after getting the work permit just do a 1 year of a full-time job and apply for PR as you will be having enough points to get it. Follow the rules like doing part-time job while studying only for 20 hr/week. The rejection or refusal of permits as far as i have seen is only because of not submitting appropriate documents or not submitting enough certificates or transcripts (If you know what i mean) . In my view getting a permit or PR in canada is an easy process compared to other countries.
@@PankajDavesar Please, In the largest city of Canada, Toronto, a total of 40 to 60 people ARE NOT considered to be a LOT, comparing to the similar size of other cities (including that of USA) where we are talking in thousands. Most of these 40 to 60 people are for some reason don't prefer to live like any normal and productive people, so the government can't push them. However, the government always provides them with the necessary things to continue their lives in some corners of the streets in DownTown of Toronto. You would only find such people in that area of the city.
@@anisazam9329 even a single person living like this in such a developed nation is something is not diggestive...and the of your include the one who are doing survival jobs.. and working like mad machines..god bless them...
One thing is 100% true - After people land in Canada, they will appreciate the true value of India, cant speak for other countries, but Canada makes us realize all those things we take for granted. The shock one has when paying $80 per month for a 10GB data mobile connection will reveal how incredibly affordable India is.
10% of canadians work in the gig economy, meaning drivers, part timers, self employed. Our real estate doubled in 5 years, same like Australia, and the cost of living doubled as well. To rent a 1 bedroom apartment is minimum 1600-1700 a month, and that's not central location.
good point ... everybody who is coming will not make it big ... by the law of averages .. yes canada needs a lot of people ... many of the jobs are low end, low pay, survival jobs leading to nowhere ... .
@@markj701 The vast majority will struggle forever. The fact they are getting information here from a foreigner shows they do not have the intelligence to find out for themselves from Canadian websites.
Thanks Man, it is true, I agree what you said. Nice and helpful facts. I have been living in New Zealand since 2015. I faced all these problems in here as well. In the very beginning of my life in New Zealand, I still remember my pocket was almost 0 when I got my first job as an agriculture worker, while my previous job in my whom country was in HR and Social Compliance, I was an auditor,worked in several projects for the development of HR, Health and safety and Social Compliance of SMEs. Now I am working as an Assistant Manager in a fast food restaurant. Still I am trying to move on. I think my experiences in New Zealand will help me a lot.
I agree with you Shitanshu.....I think its only a matter of initial days, if you have patience and confidence you will always succeed. Thank you for showing the reality and accordingly we should prepare our mind before landing there. Thanks😍
Dream Abroad, thank you so much for all the guidance so far. Because of your tips and updates, we have been able to process all the requirements for our Express Entry profile. Now, we're just waiting for the "silver" ITA. :) (I call it that because there's still the Golden Email to wait for later on.)
Hello Bennie Vargas just want to inform you that express entry is a game of chance, the easier way is to apply as a student and after you graduated you can apply for a job and apply for Canadian PR
@@sayshamor834 Hi! We began processing our ECA through WES in September 2020; received our reports in December, right before the draw. As for IELTS, my husband took it in October while I did in November. That's why we were able to make the cut in the Dec 19 draw. :)
Forget about struggle after landing in Canada. Many people like me are struggling to get 8777 in IELTs in multiple attempts and matching to current CRS score 😩
hi friend, you are gem to me after reading you. I think I could get valuable information about canada from you. I just have a few questions. Everyone says they want high skilled professionals. But what about those indians who, work as a driver ( truck, car etc), work in shops, in malls, in restaurants, i mean, work that don't require skills. How they'd got into canada and eventually got permanent residency ? Can anyone get visa approval by showing simple educational background ?
MAKE VIDEOS OF YOUR STRUGGLES AND HUSTELS IN CANADA AND HOW DID YOU HANDLE EVERYTHING ON YOUR OWN THAT WOULD BE MUCH BETTER THAN THESE KIND OF VIDEOS...
There is Indians in Toronto FB group, new immigrants keep posting about their job search, the struggle that they are facing after landing here ,I see some are really qualified ,had excellent career in India yet here no job after 3-4 months , also GTA is getting majority of influx of immigrants and GTA is failing to produce jobs in relation to the number of immigrants landing everyday, I personally believe GTA is not Canada, there are so many understated cities in Canada that future immigrants want to look at. GTA real estate is crazy even if u make 70-80k per annum, after taxes u r taking home 4000-4500, I dont think one has to come here if they are earning well and has career progression in India. No offence.
No need to move Canada if you are earnings more then 50000 (single earner). Visit Canada spent some time and leave.canada is not USA tax is very high, only Toronto , Vancouver area are develop. IT people do not move you will get very disappoint. If you are truck driver, construction worker etc then you will earn lot of money.choose wisely, Canada will disappoint you.
I guess mostly people coming to canada are mostly understood whats they are going to face it, And also people like you by good luck and are doing good so it helps, thanks buddy for good work.
Easy to get a job in canada. Only blue collar or low paying jobs. By that time you have upgraded already you are processing your citizenship and hopefully your profession is included in the nafta list
Thanks for excellent eye opener. Could you please make video on authentic placement agencies to get a job over there in Canada. There are lacks of scams and misleading buggers who have been looting entire world.
poisiion don’t compare Canadian dollars to your home country currency. You might make $3000 but your rent could be $2000 depends on where you live. U might be disappointed
@@rajeshranjan5170 rent for a room in Toronto, and that's not in downtown. Real estate almost doubled in price in the last 4 -5 years and rents are crazy expensive.....5 years ago was much better to immigrate. Now days u need to make 50,000$ just to break even a year
Good video .... the author is pretty honest ... i wanted to add some more facts ... home prices are extremely high (average price for a single detached home is around 750,000 CAD) ... a good job which is always a challenge to find in canada will typically pay about 100,000 CAD a year and is usually obtained in IT field .... cost of living is very high .... cannot save money at all ... the competition for well paying jobs is fierce and everything goes ... looks, communications, connections, skills, backdoor entry, referrals, networking, you name it ...
Nice Video. I had an opportunity to move Canada. But only after see this video, my partner decided not to go. Just mind struggles are everywhere. Your experience might not be same as others. Sharing such videos have indefinite reach and it kills someone's dream somewhere. No one want to struggle in life. But it occurs as it is. So be ready to face it. Anyway thanks a lot.!
till date, I've watched many videos in this regards......... but u'rs is the best & detailed one for those who want to move to Canada.............. thank you
Bro...the struggles are really everywhere. issues with jobs, job findings, Study while studying funding. its everywhere literally in every part corner of the world. No place will be a smooth cakewalk for us. Even in our own country. being a human being we have complaints about everything. I only wanna say to people who are trying to move out of their home country, choose the country where immigration rules are bit favourable for non-immigrants. I feel Canada is better in that aspect. Currently, I am in the US and I would definitely say everywhere there are problems guys. Out of all, It's about our choices. So believe in your self.. before going know the rules, regulations, culture, lifestyle and importance to your particular area of study. that's all. Don't panic, don't worry!! you guys will be fine!!
Struggle and hard work in Pakistan all become big zero against TC culture... so don’t discourage to interested one who want to struggle and want to do hard work in honest n clean environment...
Thank you for such great informational videos brother , i highly appreciate the efforts your putting into to make these videos . And i completely agree with facts you have disclosed in this video and one should be prepared to do whatever it takes to make dreams come true . cheers brother hope to see you in future in Canada.
Very nice place to shoot ur coming videos too, loved it! Thanks for ur efforts as usual! Will u plz make a video about how could we carry all our money and enter it to Canada during our first landing? What r all options available about this topic? That would be really helpful and as i searched youtube its not commonly found in a clear will explained content. Hope to see this subject comprehensively explained by u. Best wishes!
Hello Dream Abroad, thak you for making very informative videos about Canada. Please let me know the money I have to keep in my account before coming there, can I use these money after reaching there or I need to pay to Canada immigration department?
I think the worst struggle for me and my husband is the cold. I manage fine. But he hates the cold even in our home country. And when he suffers and struggles I do too
These people are creating this blogs sitting in Canada only. They are not coming back to India. Every country is having positives and negatives. If you need a better job, you need to struggle. It's not like you will get a job simply sitting at your home.
Hello Sir, How are you Your Video about WES is very Helpful. I tried to do it for me and my wife by myself but i am having little problem at one point Where i have to give Last Name of my wife In the Educational Certificates of my wife only the first name is written but without any lastname because she was not using any lastname before marriage. But after marriage she added my sirname in her passport for obvious reason. So i dont know what to do because without giving last name we can not continue our WES Process and if i give her present lastname then which is actually not there in her educational certificates. So i dont know what to do Please help me
Hey im plannin to move to canada ....can u help me out with proper guidance .... the Moto of askin u is that i have seen most of the comments from ua side
I accredited my certificates and have 6 CLB IELTS ... But I have problem. My problem is that my profession is a teacher while my university degree is Marketing which are not related. Do you think I can make it to Canada? Please, I need your help. If there is anyone with profession and education mismatch but made it to Canada let me know. Thanks
Hi...how is it if you're already rich but are going there to settle for a peaceful environment.. I mean like buy a house and start a business...how do businesses fair in Canada.. like restaurants or maybe leasing out real estate?
Try not to compare USA with Canada .. both countries are poles apart ... while canada is based out of socialist model, USA is based on capitalism. So if you are a techie, no place to beat USA. if you are a generalist, then canada is OK, provided you are willing to put up the struggle in the initial years.
No way. I am in New Zealand and I know how hard it is. A few years back it was really but getting residency in New Zealand is very hard now. You can get a student visa and then 3 years of open work visa but after that you have to leave. There is almost 0 percent chance to get a PR in NZ through the new rule. But if you get PR life is very easy. A bit expensive than Australia but it is reasonable. Very nice weather. People are friendly but a good amount of them are some how do not like immigrants. Any way it will bother you. Life is pretty much easy in NZ if you get PR but this is almost impossible now. There is 99 percent chance that you have to go out of this country.
@@phil5689 Everything is fantastic except getting residency. Even from the middle of this year getting work permit will be harder. So if you can't live permanently there is no need to come to nz.
Well people that go to canada as a dream usually are born in struggle and poverty, so it means nothing. Weather Can be hard... but nobody lives in the street. Yeah it’s expensive? BUT It’s relative ! cause a basic job will cover a basic life, just like an expensive salary would cover an expensive life. BUT ones salary NEVER covers ones expenses unless you’re Asian ( Asians master the art of working,saving and not spending not even in clothes, cars, vacation ) And why is it that people that immigrate to USA and CANADA never go back to their country unless they have earned and saved enough money to put a business on their own home country??
Please give us information about actual life of Canada ... tell us about cooking , home delivery of food , grocery , medicines , medical treatment , availability of doctors , baby sitters expenses , food variety , friends , festivals , functions , extra activities , do their children get many friends to play with ? or a child entertain himself at home only ? friends or entertainment , job opportunities , buying a car + maintenance exp , buying a house , travelling exp and cash investments .. Tell us about their weekends .. cleaning the house and so on Can you spend quality time with your children ?
Deepa Deshpande Delivery is much more expensive than in other countries where you can get anything delivered at any time of day or night. Families tend to go grocery shopping once a week and cook a meal once they get home from work. You can easily access a variety of foods in the larger cities. It is a tiring schedule since most parents both work. Spouses need to be prepared to split household jobs if both are working. Medications are not covered in all provinces. Getting a job where you can pay into a health benefit program is really important especially if you have a family for dentists, glasses, medication, etc. Getting a family doctor and seeing a specialist really depends on the city/province. There are millions without a family doctor who rely on walk-in clinics. Expect to wait months to see most specialists. Some waits can be much longer and sometime you get lucky and it is only 1-2 months. The Canadian medical system is much better at dealing with acute issues versus chronic conditions. Expect to wait numerous hours if you go to the ER. This most serious always go first. Childcare is extremely expensive. Quebec is the one exception if you get a subsidized spot. In Toronto many parents are paying $1800+ for a daycare. There are lower fees for home daycare. If parents are working you need to budget for after school care because school ends mid-afternoon. Some must also pay for childcare before school. There are lots of activities available and children do get together for play dates. People tend to be very busy during the week so quality time with your children is on the weekend. Many pay a cleaning service to come for a few hours every week or second week to help with the cleaning. There is still lots of domestic chores to be done. Many have arrived from their home countries have been lucky enough to have cleaners, cooks, gardeners, drivers at very low cost. That isn’t the case in Canada. It is really important for spouses to agree that they will both help in running the house especially if they both work. Car insurance can be very expensive so that is something to look into. It often varies based on where you live. Brampton is one of the most expensive areas for car insurance. Traveling within Canada and abroad is expensive. We don’t have discount carrier like other countries. People often only have 2-3 weeks of holiday time per year.
Bro do a video against Canadian bank. Whichever account types are there? What are the interest rate ? And which is the best bank account for new comers
My Dear Brother of Dream Abroad Channel,I thank you so much for all the guidance so far. Because of your tips and updates, I have been able to process all the requirements for our Express Entry profile.I applied For ECA to WES in Nov 18 And I cleared My IELTS exam...Now How should I Create An ITA profile Actually I am Working As Network Engineer@CSIR_IICT Hyderabad ,So Which State You should Suggest me For IT career.....?
I have low bands in ielts and also have ECA I want to apply for Canada Rural Northern immigration because I have low bands. Can you forward me any real recruitment agency.
Hey Sheetanshu, you always post valuable information for your audience. I am always happy to watch your videos. Tell me, please, for instance I have a diploma equivalent to bachelor's degree which I have obtained from my home country and master's degree which I have obtained from the United States. I need to get them assessed by one of the designated organisations (WES or ICAS, etc). Having only my master's degree assessed, would it affect my overall scores?
With Btech ECE, 2 years IT experience, 28.5 years age, 7+ bands in IELTS (yet to appear) what is the best way to get PR in Canada or any of these: Australia, New Zealand, UK, Europe. What is the best I can do?
If i have good ielts but for education i have only intermediate, do i have to send the intermediate certificate to wes? if so how? because for pnp and few programs require less qualification but how do get those equated to theirs education?
I was in business for 5 years. But I don't understand under which NOC it will be considered. I had hydraulic pipe assembling. Which I don't know comes under which NOC. Can anyone help?
