Migrated to the USA in 2014. Worked 18 hours shifts to pay tuition. Now own a house in DC and making $100k+. Anyone looking at this comment and confused about moving, its a no-brainer. Do it please!

I am a UK graduate and was working in Karachi at a multinational company for 5 years at 75k. Although I accomplished all my quarterly and annual targets, I never got promoted. This is mainly due to internal politics and lack of vision and employee empowerment at the top level. Being married and having a child in this economy meant that I had to take desperate measures. So, I moved to Germany on a student visa, this time not to study but in fact to find a fulltime job. Although it is a struggle but I would say there is hope.

65% wants to move rest of 35% are lying 😂. Moving out of country was the single best decision I made. Widen your horizons and improve your quality of life. Love from uk 🇬🇧

I dont blame the youth. There is a whole world to be discovered out there. All you need is motivation.

junaid bhai didnt even unbox main channels silver play button and he didn't even care about subscribers of that channel but look how happy he is to reach 100k here and sharing button with us like a child does that with his family. lots of love

Came to Uk with £375 pounds and now mashallah allah has been very kind, I see all my friends struggling financially from my batch when I go back home! Breaks my heart

For the US spouse visa case, ask your spouse to put the furniture in a rental storage. It costs a little but many people do this and is very helpful. Also, hire a property manager to get you rented out. This way you will be sure that no tenant problem arises later on. With that done, he can move to Pakistan for 2 years. In the long run, 2 years will not matter much. Good luck! Also, hire an immigration lawyer. You can find many Pakistani or Muslim immigration attorneys who understand the situation well.

44:45 Well Junaid Bhai, only some communities in India do, mostly Gujrati and Telugu community. In North India, its same as you. In 2010, I had received an admit from one of the top 25 universities in US for engineering. I was also in touch with a professor, and he said he interested in offering me position in research lab but he is might not get funding by then. So I had to arrange tuition and living expenses for 1 semester. All my relatives in US discouraged me to come, giving me taunts I would bring poverty to my parents. My father and mother backed me and ignored all relatives. Even after reaching in US, these relatives kept messaging me "You are wasting parents money". Within 3 months, professor received grant and I received 100 % tuition waiver and monthly stipend. All relatives were silenced. In 2 years, instead of giving I saved 15,000 USD. With that money, I called my parents, took graduate walk and showed them around US. None of those relatives said anything, or even wished me for getting a master's. But Gujrati community is supportive to its people. They even sponsor green card for their family members.

Brother I myself have gone through long distance relationships It is not that easy My wife used to live in Indian Kashmir and I am a Pakistani Russian nationalist We got married in 2010 And my wife came to Russia after 4 years Because I used to belong to Pakistan For this reason the embassy was putting many hurdles in the work I know how hard I brought my wife to Russia..

Im one of this youth. Dont want to leave but this country has forced me to; still sitting jobless despite graduating last year with a gold medal.

2 years of Ask series :D have been a regular audience :) Shabaash Junaid bhai and thank you for this :)

45:34 just gives me high relief.

For the MBA guy who wants to move abroad: Junaid bhai - I think you lack information in this case. He has different options that don't cost any money: 1. Studying on a fully-fuded scholarship which will help him save money and send it back home too. 2. Finding jobs while staying in Pakistan Neither securing a scholarship nor finding a job abroad costs anything.

I always feel good after listening to your podcasts. You are such a genuine person. Always there like a bara bhai. Thank you so much man! Good job!

As a Pakistani who is settled in Canada, I would like to mention that though Alhumdulliah I am well settled in Canada but I would love to see a prosperous Pakistan where I can go back one day and contribute positively...thus please make a distinction that though a lot of youth for reasons beyond their control had to move out of Pakistan but they still love Pakistan and yearn to do something positive for the motherland

Congratulations for 100k 🎉may God gives you All the happiness ❤ or pakistan ki current situation pay itni depression hogae hai mjhay but jab Logo k question or concern sunti hun to thora hosla mil jata hai 🤲🏻ALLAH pak Hamaray mulk main Junaid Bhai or Unkay sunnay walay jaisay logo ko Paida karay Ameen

For the HR graduate who’s trying to get move abroad: consider moving to Italy for second masters, you can easily get need based scholarship and you’ll be able to work 20 hours per week and send some money back home. Germany is a better option but the block amount is 11000 euros so I won’t recommend in your situation. I recently went through university process and currently waiting for my visa, so I’m happy to help! 😊 May Allah open new opportunities for you Ameen.

A very big congratulations on your 100k subs. The content of this channel has been a blessing tbh.

Duniya musafir-khana hai!!! Explore as much as you can. I moved to Europe in 2018. That was so far the best decision of my life. Love from Germany 👍🏽

Bro Junaid. Im Pakistani Canadian. Moved by the situation I heard from 3-4 about jobs. Let's use your platform, to connect Pakistani HR professionals abroad with our youngesters.. Let's help our younger brother and sisters to get better jobs. US h1- b visa regulations have relaxed.

Its True though that most of us want to move out but it really breaks heart leaving everyone behind on top the culture shock that Junaid bahi mentioned its 100% true not to mention to start over. its definately not easy thats what i can say. the only thing we need in Pakistan is law and order apart of that our country has everything we need to make Pakistan great. love from UK

Guys, allow me to share my story please. I completed my masters (Petroleum Technology) in 2009 from University of Karachi. I literally went to every single company in Karachi and personally handed over my resume. I even requested them to please hire me as an intern, don’t pay me any money, I just need some experience to get my foot in the door. Unfortunately, no luck. Then I moved to Islamabad and started living in a hostel since most of the Oil and Gas company headquarters are located there. Every day I used to visit a company or two so I can meet their HR Representatives or any Engineering manager to hand over my resume. I struggled for almost a year and finally decided to return Karachi to find any job. Then my friend convinced me to move to Australia on a student visa. Back in the days, it was easy to get a student visa even on a Diploma. Total cost was 700K PKR including first semester fee, air fare and some extra cash to survive first few months in Australia. I came here in September 2011 and rest is the history. Alhamdulillah, I am a citizen here, earning a decent salary, getting all the first-class benefits from the Australian Government. Free education and medical for my kids. Safe and secure environment. But I really feel for my friends stuck in Pakistan. I feel for my nephews and nieces. Will they go through the same struggle I did 12 years ago, or things have changed? I really want to know, what are the opportunities for a fresh graduate in Karachi? If any of you need some guidance on how to move to Australia, then don’t hesitate to contact me. May Allah make it easy for everyone.

It was quite an interesting one! 🔥

Thanks junaid the work you are doing. May Allah give you more success. God bless you ❤

For the sister waiting on her Interview Letter: If you do plan on going to Dubai, you can trasnfer your case to their Embassy as well, which has way less backlog compared to ISB Embassy. Also, there's a solution about your furniture as well. Your husband can rent out a storage space for thw furniture in the U.S It is very common here, and are easily available in pretty much every city.

Junaid bhai, u r right. I'm living in Saudi Arabia n in my neighbourhood there r alot of restaurants where people wait outside in crowded hours. I swear everytime only Pakistanis come paise dedo paise dedo. Bangladeshis r also illegal but they prefer to work chahe kachra hi uthana na paray.I really feel ashamed being pakistani infront of other nationalities waiting there.

This episode was quite informative and interesting, this man always speaks about facts with a little bit of humour which makes it fun and beneficial, keep it up man 💯👏

Congrats Junaid bhai your content is amazing and very much informative. Keep up this great work your a precious gem to our youth.

MY YOUNGER BROTHER IS 12 YEARS OLD I ASKED HIM WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BECOME IN YOUR LIFE HE REPLIED I WANT TO BECOME A GAME DEVELOPER AND I WILL GO IN FOREIGN COUNTRY AND WILL SETTLE THERE I WAS SHOCKED TO LISTEN AFTER THIS REPLY

The reason the person asked the PM to move was that he had patched grass recently and it would be spoiled if someone stood on it until the roots took place.

Very valuable information all of this episode first time I watched double 👍

One the best episode 💯

For the freelance guy earning over $5k - apply for immigration for Australia or Canada. IT professionals are in high demand and you will get the immigration quickly, plus with freelance job don’t need to worry about a Job

Junaid Bhai motivated me and today I am in Italy. Thank you Junaid Bhai for motivating me.

Junaid bhai lambi lambi videos rukni nahe chahye it really helps me focus during studying ❤️💫

nice talk really I feel very natural. And feeling sitting with you and listening. keep it up bro.....nice

Moving abroad is a no brainer. I am an Australian citizen, lived in several countries and have got plenty of ideas including education + work streams to make the process easy and less risky. Happy to share with the audience here in case interested.

Dear Juniad. I am doing PhD in Europe. People can go abroad on schoalrships without paying anything, Even no bank statement is required. I am mentioning two F B groups in which our seniors as well as we post scholarship positions regularly. I would like to mention that this year with the help of seniors we succesfully helped 250+ students to get fully funded PhD in Italy and last year it was 200+ students. The scholarship opprtunities are limitless. 1. Scholarship Network 2. Pakistan Scholarship Leauge I did my master and now doing PhD on full scholarship. I belong to a middle class family where resourses are head to mouth.

40 lacs for MBBS isn't a thing now , it costs over 60 65 minimum,that even in a least ranked private medical college. Colleges like Liaquat National and agha khaan cost over 10 11 million now !

Congrats Junaid bhai for 100th epi & 100K subs 🙂

I would advise for newly graduates to consider the option of Germany. Education is cheaper as compared to the other countries

For the person with the US spouse visa issue, I would recommend consulting an immigration lawyer for best approach. One option might be to apply to a university for graduate studies and go on a student visa since those are processed on a priority basis, and then you can apply for adjustment of status once you are in the US.

Wow long episode. I love long episodes. Suntay suntay sonay ki adat ho gai hi. I was missing it

Don't gives us wrong information that 50% youth wants to move from Pakistan. Not 50%. 100% youth wants to leave pakistan

The rule of law + Economy + Technology goes hand to hand Young People !

For question no. 2 the best option is digital nomad visa. A lot of countries in Europe and south east Asia offer this visa for anyone who can prove that they have work with a company and the company is okay for you to work anywhere from the world!

Great work Junaid Bhai

100 EP congratulations Junaid sir

Youth wants to move: due to indifference towards research facilities; no attractive jobs; no merit; no innovation in engineering. Engineers are not more than a paraha likha mazdoor that industries need. Engineers and doctors either chose CSS or go abroad.Politicians roz adalat se surkhuroo ho rahy or youth sari suffer kr rahi.

l left Pakistan 12 years ago and now I am living a happy life. Al hum du lillah

My most favourite video of the whole series

Just because of you I just have left the pakistan finally . Thanks for motivation . Junaid Akram 🎉

Junaid Bahi I have offered people to get settle in Europe and get Jobs. I am here to help them... Today i have LIVE on this topic in one hour time. I want to help Pakistani people but believe me more Indians are contacting me but no matter i will help them too

Long-distance weddings from the UK, USA, Aus, or any other place are still bearable but the most messy thing is when hubby and wife are from Pakistan and India. They are crying for visas and not getting any from either side.

My life changed since I left . Allhamdulilah. Never going to come back

congrats for 100th episode

Moved to Australia in 2018 and I think that has been the best decision of my life.

I'm in Canada for almost 25 years, came as a student. Became citizen here, but it was not big deal. Always thought that no matter what's the color of my passport, I ve two identity, one I'm a Muslim and second I'm a Pakistani. Now after the regime change I m so dejected., Feel like I ve lost my identity. Thank you Generals, thank you judges, thank you Shariffs, thank you Zardaris

Congrats on 100K subscribers.

Few years ago my dad decided to take local masjid's molvi to Umra with him for savaab(in karachi). When they get there, Molvi Sahab asked for his passport and said to my dad that he will never go back. My dad refused to do that and kept an eye on him the entire time instead doing ibadat over there because he was my Dad's responsibility. Buhat mushkil sa wapas lakur aye molvi sahab ko.

I dropped out of NUST after one year, salaries after graduation on career fair were depressing. Started business and moved out to Germany.

And Junaid Bhai...would love to meet next time you are in Sydney. With Love from 🇦🇺

Your sense of humour is great

Very good podcast.

I am a little surprised at the quick and impulsive suggestions being floated here about immigration. Most of these suggestions are being given to people who are more concerned with "escaping" and "reaching" US/UK/West. But because of this haste and quick-fix approach, they end up in a fifteen-twenty-year struggle and "stuck-up" situation. We have to understand one thing; any time you want something high in life the amount of hard work will be the same and location will not change things much. Regarding the travel aspect, if you work hard in Pakistan and build a reputation, no one is going to reject your visa. Most people who complain are people who haven't spent their time taking the hard road (which in Pakistan, and abroad is the same, but if you work really hard in Pakistan you can still get it). Plus, there are local resources you can capitalize on local resources. But all of this begins after you become successful. Yes, the urban quality of life abroad will be far better but that also comes with certain costs. Yes, some other things are also affordable like free education for kids. So, I agree with that aspect. My problem is not with people wanting to move abroad or saying that it is better abroad (yes, you are right) but the APPROACH is wrong and hasty. If you have the right approach you will have chances in Pakistan and also that your chances of tapping overseas opportunities will be higher and easier sitting from Pakistan if you have the RIGHT APPROACH right here from Pakistan. Without the right approach, you will run in circles in the West, and inside will feel not very successful despite the nice roads and buildings. Yes, go overseas if you need the salary, perks, etc. but not without the right approach after putting in a lot of hard work in Pakistan, do all your homework, save accordingly, and then wait for the right opening with the proper company, visa papers, etc.

I would recommend about long distance relationship please guide your husband to drive UBDER/Lyft to earn money on temporary basis then spend 2 to 3 month with you in pakistan keep doing this things until you get visa then he can start his career again after you get immigration

Moved to NZ in 2015 and my hours clocked around 55-60 weekly on average. Now, i cannot thank Allah enough. At the very very least, I can pay my electricity bill with three taps on an app, warna kaha Askari bank ke line main khuar ho and wo bhe cashier ayse treat karte hain, jayse unkay pappa jee bill day rahe hain. That is the smallest blessing i can count. Rest are, clean streets, beautiful blue skies, trees that have been planted since the 60s here and are state assets and best air quality in the world.

Very nice episode, masha ALLAH

for freelancer one malaysia is providing Nomad visa for freelancers you can apply for that resident permit

It is time to just suck it up Girl, there are people with out food and family, you are definitely in better health and situation. Patience is key, I hope this answers the question

thanks junaid bhai for replying

Agree 45:00, Indians fill whole EY PWC with their fellow Indians. 1 goes into the company next 4 months 20 go into same company at similar positions otherwise these companies dont even bother reading your resume let alone interview you

For the long distance relationship part, I am facing the same issue. I have been in US for 5 years and have applied for my wife in April 2018. Still waiting for the interview which is delayed due to covid. I have applied for the passport and hoping to get it soon and that is when the case status will be changed and the interview will be sooner so I guess it won't take 2 years for the interview process. Also I am not sure about the nature of her husband's job but IT jobs will let you work remotely which I take advantage of and spend much time in Pakistan.

Conratulations for your silver button

Is it possible to see Osama Bhai's reaction when you ask him for confirmation? "Kyon aisa he hai"

Bro is spitting facts

I'm not surprised that the youth wants to leave. It's not their fault to be honest. I'm also moving to Canada because i genuinely can't see my future here. Insha'Allah I'll move to Canada in the next two or three months and I'm not planning to come back here again.

the best way to go abroad is to go as a student. Try searching for scholarships in European countries or South East Asian (Korea, Japan etc). As a first step, go for IELTS and keep looking for scholarships. Finding employment opportunities by sitting in Pakistan is impossible unless you are in IT and have at least plenty of experience. Secondly, Freelancing is the future. keep hustling and sell your skills on freelance websites.

Congratulations on silver button Junaid bhai 👏

It's never too late to change careers. Anybody can learn programming for free.

I moved to Abroad just due to Our society. Everyone abuse whenever they get chance.

For the person waiting for their U.S spousal visa. Firstly, you can transfer your case to any other country in the world, you only need to have a residential address in that country and valid reason to stay be it work, study or anything to stay in the country (just no tourist or visit visa, and you don't need permanent residency of that country). As Mr. Akram suggested, yes, you can move to Dubai or UAE in general, and transfer your case to the Abu Dhabi embassy, they are already catering June 2022 DQ'ed IR1 cases.Hope this helps

Best podcast 👏 👌 🙌 💙 ❤️ 👍

We in the eyes of the west are lesser humans, our only fault is that we were born here. stuck in this jail forever. the west has such strong passport, their only accomplishment, they were born there. unfair, unequal world. this world was supposed to be free and free for free people. but this concept of nations, nationalism, passports and man made borders have made it a zoo of humans. it is no different than a zoo where we go to see animals, rather we have turned ourselves into one. best we can do is stop selling the choona of patriotism to the young and speak the utter truth.

Youth also wants to leave Bangladesh 🇧🇩. With rising inflation, fuel ⛽️ prices life is becoming tough .

Staying here or abroad is a personal choice I believe. Neither opinion should be shoved down anyone's throat. If you want to move abroad, go and explore. If you are satisfied here, enjoy life. You don't have to keep on struggling for one thing after another. Take a break, relax. This country is not going anywhere, it's here. We're doing alright. If you're earning good, you want to stay? Stay! There's no pear pressure for moving. You want to go? go ahead, give it your best shot.

There are 2 types of people 1. People who work hard and come on their own Merritt. They work hard, make money, build a bright future for their wives and children abroad. 2. People that get married to a foreigner and the minute they come they start crying about how much they miss Pakistan. Because they didn’t have to struggle to come here they forget the value. Then the sending money for luxury gifts and cars starts not realizing they are spoiling and raising a generation of future bums who now are not motivated to do anything in life because everything is free. The immigration process begins for the parents and every other member of the family only to keep getting rejected wasting thousands of dollars on immigration and lawyer fees. I would never let my kids marry a guy from Pakistan especially daughter. If he comes here on own merit and they want to marry yes, but never to go there and bring someone. They never appreciate it and cry all their life. Stuck in the 2 different worlds. No peace. No contentment. Just BS.

65% want to move out of the country and the rest 35% are preparing for CSS

Mr gangiswag, Pakistani youth jo 8 months mein Pakistan choor gae han wo majority gulf countries mein gae han. Sari Dunya mein ais waqt mehgai ha recession ha. But the way Pakistan ki economy ke sath rape huwa in last 40 years, ab Pakistan mein kisi bhi University graduate ka future nei raha

Even when you're holding a Western passport, you can mostly only VISIT other countries without visas. For working and living there long term, you will need to change or apply for residency permits or different visas etc. The visa-free facility is generally for visits only, not to go there to get job and start working. Either it has to be under some trade/work visa program or need appropriate visa.

For the couple waiting for interview. Ask your husband to reach out to his state Senator to follow up with US Embassy in Islamabad. And ask them to expedite the case. But on your part you should reach out yourself as beneficiary to US Embassy ISB and explain them your financial difficulties and emotional upsets in relationship. That will work out inshaAllah.!!

My Abu dhabi visa got rejected. Got a very good opportunity in Uae. i was selected as electrical engineer in ethiad rail. Embassy didn't given me any reason as told by ethiad rail. Now going to worst depression of my life as i already resign from job. Even afghan national got visa on Pakistani passport.

American visa situation is same all over the world Post Covid: in Australia and Dubai there is a long waiting line for application process

Bhai We are dubai resident. Applied for USA tourist visa a week ago. Interview date was given of May 2024... yes 2024 Backlog is everywhere I guess...

Na bahar jane ke paisay hain, na yahan rehny ke 😕

Enjoy 2 nation theory Iqbal k shaheens inshallah mashallah

About indians: my husband has shared his observation with me regarding indians in UAE. He told me that on jobs where the 1st requirement is English language, Indian HRs hire malwaries amd south indians who don't even speak hindi... they only speak their native language. Still they are hired and in a year or two they are polished and the circle continues...

The thing about beggars only being Pakistanis during Umrah is so true. I had two such encounters on the very first day in front of Khana e Kaaba in 2016. Fortunately, my father asked them to come with us and we will help them but also inform the police since they claimed to have their stuff stolen They disappeared the next minute. On another occasion, in Madina, the lady who checks the bags and stuff suddenly started screaming pakistani harami as her rings had disappeared from two of her fingers while carrying on her duties. Sometimes it felt so inferior seeing how people from other countries were being treated and we clearly didn't get the same respect only because of our nationality.

Happy independence day Bangladesh.Today we see rise of dhaka from the atrocities of pak

Those coming to UK or any other countries for studies learn some skills work part time in Pakistan. I came to UK just to observe student life those students who have skills can survive well but lot of students come here and then struggle with jobs.