Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s a tough situation for many. Here’s hoping for positive changes ahead.

Absolutely, the trends are quite telling. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

Thank you for sharing your experience. I understand how frustrating and challenging it can be to find stable employment and deal with the high cost of living. It’s especially tough when you have a strong professional background and still face these hurdles. It’s important to prioritize your health and well-being, and I hope you get the medical attention you need soon. The potential departure penalty and tax are definitely concerning and add another layer of complexity for those considering leaving. I hope things improve for you and your wife, and that you find a path forward that brings you both happiness and stability. Your perspective is valuable and I appreciate you taking the time to share it.

Thanks a lot! Glad you found it helpful. Stay tuned for more, and we're always open to topic suggestions. Best wishes!

Thank you so much! Your support means the world to us. We're excited about what's ahead and glad to have you with us on this journey.

Thank you! It means a lot to us. We're glad to have your support!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad you found the video helpful. Moving to Spain does involve a few steps, such as obtaining a visa and sorting out residency requirements. It can be a bit of a process, but it’s definitely manageable with some planning. If you’re seriously considering it, it might be worth looking into the specifics based on your circumstances. Best of luck, and thanks for watching!

Choosing where to live is a big decision, and it's great that you knew what was best for you. It's always interesting to hear why people choose certain paths. Thanks for sharing your perspective!

Opportunity squandered😂😂

Thank you for sharing your story. It’s always tough to come back to a place that no longer feels like home, especially after being away for so long. I’m sorry to hear that your return has been so challenging and that it has impacted your happiness. I hope you can find a resolution to the school issues soon and that your next steps bring you and your family the contentment and stability you’re looking for. Your perspective resonates with many, and I appreciate you taking the time to share it.

Yes, they are planning to cancel the golden visa by property purchase.

That's wonderful to hear! Dreaming about new possibilities is the first step towards change. If you have any questions about the process or need insights, feel free to ask. Exploring new horizons can be truly exciting!

​@@LateJuly. Thank you for sharing . Could you share where in Spain you moved to ?

@@laurawikeruk6104 you’re welcome, we moved to Ibiza.

Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻

An absolute disaster. People (women) voted for him because his hair looked nice. Idiots.

It’s interesting to hear different perspectives on healthcare and living environments. Spain could be a wonderful adventure, especially with your language skills! Finding a place that feels right is so important. Wishing you the best wherever you choose to call home.

In Canada a person can wait up to 18 -20 hours to be seen at the emergency room

​@@LateJuly.I am 24male coming soon from carribbean are there any restaurants jobs available??any tips help appreciated

So far so good. Thanks for asking ❤️

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Miss you guys, much love ❤️

Thank you for sharing your experience. I understand the deep connection you feel to Canada, even though it doesn’t always translate to a sustainable living situation. The issues you mentioned, like homelessness, the job market, and high taxes, are real challenges that many face. It’s important to find a place where you can thrive both emotionally and financially. I agree that respecting local culture and rules is essential for anyone living in a new country. I appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective, and I hope Switzerland continues to be a place where you can find stability and happiness.

@@LateJuly. Thank you. I have the same thoughts about Canada. Now it is a hard time there, so I am staying where am I. In my opinion, Canada needs to think about housing situation and how to wisely integrate migrants to a workforce.

@@ErintiiI’m living in Lausanne Switzerland recently I have a job proposal in Canada and live permanently do you think it doesn’t worth it to give it try leave Switzerland for Canada?

@@khadijaennassiri6180 On the very general level, I will advise against moving from Switzerland to Canada, but devil lies in details. The move, I will investigate on a few levels. 1. Financial: Standard of living in Switzerland is higher and taxes are lower. Canada is a federation but in general taxes are higher but different between provinces. Rent is expensive. I will advise against moving if cannot find one bedroom, which is 2.5 rooms, with max 33% of gross salary. There is no such rule in Canada, but paying 50% will make life hard. Studios are small and living with roomates is extemely hard. Prices of almost anything are higher in relation to salary There is a universal healthcare but it can be slow so premium is often needed I will say, that moving to places like Toronto makes no sense with salary less than 100k annually 2. Lifestyle/politics North America is very car centric, it is possible to live in central Toronto without a car, but suburbs and countryside is car dependent Canada is very multiculutral which can be shocking . It is hard to find a leading or mainstream culture Due to city size it can be hard to live outside Toronto and Vancouver and commute o work, it mean 1 and half hour for many people Canadian residents are less punctual than Swiss, more relaxed, easy going and spontaneous in general. As I said this is not a bad trait, but I found it annoying and I prefer Switzerland and Ordnung. Canada is very liberal and progressive, much more than Switzerland which can be good or bad 3. Size Canada is the second largest country in a world. Municipal areas like Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is of a size of Swiss cantons It takes more than 4 hours by plane to get from Toronto to Vancouver. Traveling back to Europe is long and expensive Cities are huge and sprawled, 100 km is not a distance For me personally when it comes to lifestyle or culture Canada and Switzerland are close to be polar opposites. I have a lot of good memories related to Canada, but Switzerland is my forever home hopefully as I relate more to Swiss lifestyle. Canada is a beautiful country with a lot of potential, but is struggling with house criris, cost of living crisis and this is all much worse than in Switzerland. I strongly advise to check places like Numbeo and places with rent to check costs. From my experiences numbeo underestimate costs of food etc and rent so this is all higher.

@@khadijaennassiri6180 On the very general level, I will advise against moving from Switzerland to Canada, but devil lies in details. The move, I will investigate on a few levels. 1. Financial: Standard of living in Switzerland is higher and taxes are lower. Canada is a federation but in general taxes are higher but different between provinces. Rent is expensive. I will advise against moving if cannot find one bedroom, which is 2.5 rooms, with max 33% of gross salary. There is no such rule in Canada, but paying 50% will make life hard. Studios are small; and living with roommates is extremely hard. Prices of almost anything are higher in relation to salary There is a universal healthcare but it can be slow so premium is often needed I will say, that moving to places like Toronto makes no sense with salary less than 100k annually 2. Lifestyle/politics North America is very car centric, it is possible to live in central Toronto without a car, but suburbs and countryside is car dependent Canada is very multicultural which can be shocking . It is hard to find a leading or mainstream culture Due to city size it can be hard to live outside Toronto and Vancouver and commute to work, it mean 1 and half hour for many people Canadian residents are less punctual than Swiss, more relaxed, easy going and spontaneous in general. As I said this is not a bad trait, but I found it annoying and I prefer Switzerland and Ordnung. Canada is very liberal and progressive, much more than Switzerland which can be good or bad 3. Size Canada is the second largest country in a world. Municipal areas like Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is of a size of Swiss cantons It takes more than 4 hours by plane to get from Toronto to Vancouver. Traveling back to Europe is long and expensive Cities are huge and sprawled, 100 km is not a distance For me personally when it comes to lifestyle or culture Canada and Switzerland are close to be polar opposites. I have a lot of good memories related to Canada, but Switzerland is my forever home hopefully as I relate more to Swiss lifestyle. Canada is a beautifull country with a lot of potential, but is struggling with house criris, cost of living crisis and this is all much worse than in Switzerland. I strongly advise to google places with rent to check costs.

Or is the other way around??

Most definitely the other way around. Canada is a poor country. Canadians are poor both in means and mindset.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! You’re right, no country is perfect and each comes with its own set of challenges. We’re aware of the issues you mentioned and are navigating them as best as we can. Our move was about exploring new opportunities and experiences, and we appreciate your good wishes. We aim to keep our content both purposeful and positive, reflecting on all aspects of our journey. Stay tuned, and thanks for being part of our community!