Rent in London for a 1 bedroom flat is £900- £1200 . 🙃 You can just about get a room (no bills included) for £500 .

Very informative that Louise! It's great that water & gas is included in the main bill..

I have clients immigrating to different parts of Canada and the variation in cost of living is astounding. This video is super helpful for newcomers - thanks for sharing!

Looks like your loving it! 😀

Me and my partner are currently considering moving to canada, and buying a house near Quebec! This video helped a lot!

I live in st Catharines and was looking to find young vloggers who also are immigrants and live here 😂 I am glad I landed on your channel! Now I feel like me and my husband aren't the only young folks in this town where everyone else seems to have lots of babies and huge families in general! Nice to meet you 🙏

I was born in St.Catherines (about 25 minutes away from Niagara-on-the-lake) moved to London, UK when I was 8. And I’m 28 now. Considering moving back but super scared lol. New Sub! Keep these vids coming x

'Hydro' is short for Hydro Electric Power. Puzzled me too when I first got here. Funny thing was, when I asked what it meant, many had no idea!

I’m moving to Canada next year from the UK. I’m moving to be with my husband though. Super glad I found your channel #A new subscriber

Very interesting video and got me go through the rest of the videos and subscribed too lol, i can't wait to get out of London 😩😊

Hi Louise absolutely enjoy and value the information you share which we are using to figure out our move God's willing in July, and we want to move to st catharine as well, so can you tell me where this apt building is or information to contact them plz thanks

Really interested in how you are getting on in Canada. My husband is a Canadian citizen by descent as his mother was born in Toronto. We are both from and live in Northern Ireland but are really interested in moving to Canada in the next couple of years. We have visited my family there and would be looking to move close to them although where they are - near blue mountains seems to be quite expensive.

So lovely video^^ good luck in canada ~~

I want to try and work and kind of the first and if I Like It move there permanently it's too expensive to live in England and the country has just gone from bad to worse

I’m 15 rn, born in the UK, living there right now, and I am so desperate to move there. I really appreciate this video! Nice to know some info.

Im considering moving to Canada. I recently qualified as an OT in the UK and I really want to make a new start overseas. This video was really helpful

There are comments from UK citizens interested in Canada (either for travel or to emigrate). As a Canadian I sense many are from urban backgrounds (comments on public transit, etc). How much of your 'culture shock' is international? How much is smaller centres? I would guess as a rural Canadian, I would be more comfortable in rural UK than in urban Canada.

Omg I'm going through / starting the process of Direct Entry it's so overwhelming 😄 🤣 😂

Is there those credit ee things from Tesco’s u can buy for ur phone or do u have to pay contract ?

Which city is better to live Toronto or London? I wanna move to one of those cities but it's hard to choose

Hi Louise 😊 I think you have mentioned this in one of your videos but what happens with credit checks for renting apartments? Do you have no credit score once you get over there x

I'm kind of open to moving to Montreal from Birmingham UK, I think it's definitely a giant jump out of my comfort zone but I'm considering it. If I may ask, how easy/expensive was getting a work visa?

My phone bill in the uk is 52 pounds per month, that is for unlimited texts and calls, and 20gb of data per month (loads, I use it all the time and never get close to the limit) so the Canadian prices seem alright to be honest. Then again I do get an S10 with it and the contract was 3-4 months after the phones release.

Very useful video. Thank you!😍

Hi! Hope you still monitor this page! What kind of work do you both do! I’m 34 and my other half is 35 he’s an accountant and I work for a local council in tourism. We would love to move to coquitlam. We own a house here so would have money to buy a house.. (I know they’re expensive but we have land too etc)! How do you go about applying for a visa or work there? Can you help us with the first steps we need to take..? I’ll check out your other videos in the meantime!

How did yous decided on which part of Canada yous wanted to live ? Am looking at doing a two years visa but not sure how or what area to pick ? Ps find your video very helpful x

Just found your channel I'm looking to move to Regina or saskatoon! So cheap

Amazing Video, as the days go by, i'm getting more annoyed of life in the UK and the more I want to make the move to Canada.

Hey Louise - Thank you for your video. I am 29 and a recent graduate( LLB Hons and MSc Law Business and Management). Any idea how I go about searching for jobs in Canada?

Love my fellow Canadian girls

I know the winters must be freezing, but what are the summers like in Canada? Is it nice and hot/warm or is it still cold? Also, congrats on moving. I am hoping to make the same journey soon :)

Wow, that's so cheap I could cry! In the UK, per month (for me): Rent for a small one-bed maisonette/flat on south coast, UK (outside of London): £725 (very cheap for the area, it was a lucky find!). Gas & Elec: £40 (that's a really good deal after shopping around for a bit and probably more in the winter). Water: £25. Internet: £26 (reasonable package). Mobile: £10 (mostly because of loyalty to O2 for years). I don't have a landline, or TV (too expensive and not really necessary with mobile and Netflix/Amazon Prime subscriptions). Council Tax: £84 (and that's with a 25% discount because I live on my own). Basic Tesco food/essentials shop (no alcohol or luxuries): easily £200 and probably more. Likely to increase even further with Brexit. Rest of salary goes on income tax/national insurance, loans, etc, which doesn't leave me much for a rainy day :-/

Hey hun just wondering did you have a job ready for when you moved there or did you just find one when you moved there xx

Hello, are you planning to live in Canada after your visa ends?

In London We pay £1400 for a tiny 2 bed flat, £200 per month each on travel, £150 council tax a month, £55 for each phone bill, £30 for internet, £90 gas and electricity per month and £400 per month food shop! Canada sounds like a dream. X

Hey from London is Canada really cold in winter or is it bearable?

How much would just WiFi be? I only use Netflix so I don’t need the tv stuff

Ah my cousin's live there I'm from Brum 👍

Is it better to buy a house or an apartment in canada?

Welcome to the Country. I have lived in Canada all of my life. I think it’s wonderful that you have come from U.K. I would like to take this opportunity to give you a little advice you may find helpful Please take into account that the information I am giving you does not take into account the current Pandemic and that everything is a bit different because of the Pandemic. The most common misconception about Bell, Rogers and Telus are that they are not competitive They are in fact very competitive they just don’t advertise it. If you have a Bell plan you go to Rogers and say this is my Bell plan what have you got in comparison. Then you go back to Bell and tell them you are leaving them for Rogers. I recently did this very thing. The end result being that the Company I was with originally put me in the next higher package for half the cost of what I was paying. I have done something very similar with Bell years ago when I told them I was changing my long distance carrier. In other words don’t think that they can not change the fees on plans. They can. The bank card I believe used in more ways in Ontario than any place in the world. We do like to use cash as well. Most people do not use bank machines to get cash however. It is common place to go into a grocery store or shopping store and ask them if you can do cash back. Places such as Walmart and Zehrs will even ask you on the terminal if you want cash back before showing your total Getting cash this way means you do not pay $3.00 fee. I have gone into walmart purchased a pack of gum and gotten $100.00 cash back and left store. It’s a good way to avoid the extra fee. If you have not looked into yet please take a look at etransfer. Which is essentially emailing money from one email account to another. If you do not have one already. You need to purchase an R.F.I.D. wallet for your bank cards. Please look up what that is as I do not want my definition of what it is to play down what it is. These are popular practices in Ontario. I have noticed not so much elsewhere. So I thought I would mention. .

are you planning to stay in canada as a citizen eventually, cos thats what my plan will be and i want to know what you do about that

Ive always wanted to move there off the videos ive seen im a truck driver and apparently that's a job in demand there so really considering it 🤔

i live in bristol, uk and pay £800 a month for the tiniest flat that's still a 30 min drive from the centre ffs haha

I’ve watched your videos but please can you tell me the best website?? Sites are trying to charge me £££ and you’ve said the application process is free.

I now live in Canada and spend a year in the uk, and I do think the food cost and in general living cost, is way too high based on the low salary in both countries… car insurance and phone bills are insane in Canada … I’ll be moving to Sweden Norway Germany or Switzerland

My sister has a one room apartment and it’s all in one room (except bathroom) and pays £1000 per month and she lives in outer London

How did you go about moving

Is your phone bill higher in Canada because you have more international calls? (Calling UK)

Sorry if you've answered this is another video, feel free to redirect me, but what order did you work things out in? So for instance in the UK when i moved from one city to another it was hard to get a job without already having accommodation, and hard to get a job without already having a place to live. So what order did you get your Visa, accommodation, and job all worked out in? I worry that I'd get a Visa and then it would be ages before I could find a job and a place to live! Also the thought of making everything try to come together at the same time stresses me out! (we want to move to canada next year)

Hey! Do your prices include tax too? X

what sites are good for apartment hunting?

Me and my Husband are considering moving to Canada once I've finished studying. What areas would you recommend moving to? We are a family of 5 x

London/Essex is very expensive your rent wouldn’t even cover a 1 bedroom flat that’s more like a room to rent! Your rent is very decent!

The rent is actually decent considering that Canadian apartments are more spacious

Don’t think you can live in a big city like Toronto for these rent prices.

Hey! I'm going to be moving to Toronto soon! How did you find your apartment? A certain website or link? Cheers!!

I was planning to move to UK but after seeing lot of video about England people moving to Canada I am bit confused? ?? Should i move to Canada or UK? Any suggestion

What’s council houses called in Canada ?

Where in the UK can you get apartments for £550 a month 😂

Broooooooo what?!?! The……. That’s so cheap!!!! In California that’s barely rent for a shitty roach infested apartment

excellent and healthcare wages are good in Canada and it will be easy to convert a UK physio degree to there. excellent there is a way out of this overpriced lowage shi$$ hole plus i can own guns

I'm getting out of USA to Canada. I hope they let an American in I don't wanna be there

Hello miss, thanks for your video. What documents you need to present to landlords and deposits wise please?