Sir please advise me what is the admission process for education in Canada 🙏

Sir make a video on new Zealand 🇳🇿 for commerce graduate

People move to canada is fine. People share immigration policy is fine. People act as immigration consultants is fine if they are. Everything is fine. But people going out of the way, to encourage & advertise for 10 countries when they themselves have not visited those countries & they are not immigration consultants Is not fine. What you are doing here is showing like just RUN out of India ? Any 10 countries. Then who will care for India. If you want to advertise canada ....fine. But how you are advertising 10 countries, on what capacity ? You are contributing to brain drain. Anyone who wants to leave , can leave. But do you know how India 's national security will hamper?

Hey there, I am a 3rd year Diploma student, after completion of my course, I would like to move to Canada, and do my Undergrad there. is it possible to move there with only Diploma completed? Should I study Undergrad in India, and then apply for Masters in Canada? Is it very expensive to study there without student loans?

i heard portugues people too are mostly nice

English works in Portugal 🇵🇹 or Portuguese only

I am 48 years old construction professional do I have any opportunity in portugal

@@kelliekiduniya kelly u were a good singer why you want to migrate?? sorry if you mind asking this

@@hellohello9467 hello thanks a ton but unfortunately I have left film world.and now I'm living a peaceful family life and wish to fulfill my dreams .

Totally agree.

simple, apply for another country

@@SkankHunt-iz1nl I did. To Canada. Also I have access to USA and Mexico. Total of 500 million people. GDP total for three countries over 26 Trillion USD. Imagine sitting in an island like a kangaroo.

@@SkankHunt-iz1nl which question did you answer?

@@free_palestine786 I am staying in my own country. It must be very disappointing for all Australians yesterday. Economists (EIU) took out basically all Australian cities from the top ten places cities in the world (Melbourne barley hanging at 10/11 spot). This EIU ranking used to be something Australians used to gush over.

H1B unlikely to get... Kindly explain this more.

Sir i want to came Portugal for a job. How i came from india

Please support sir

Your LinkedIn profile please ?

I'm only worried about the language, bcs I speak English, then getting a job might be a problem?

hey! which field do you work in? plw tell 🥺

Australia has edge over Canada in cost of living too (high). Plus it is a very isolated country so you can have very monastic life, also it has very varied life forms like poisonous snakes, vicious crocodiles etc. Plenty of deserts too and desalinated water for drinking and shower. Also nice forest fires, droughts and flooding.

@@lakeofbays1622 that’s not an edge

@@user-nk8zx1yw8s Being sarcastic. /s

@@lakeofbays1622that wildlife and forest fires are in the empty area and not in the well-settled cities.. same with canada only 3-4 cities are well-developed

@@ananyasood960 Canada has almost 40 million population hence more than 3-4 cities. Also most Canadian lives close to USA border which has a population of 335 million. So if I draw a circle of 600KM around Toronto there is about 75 million people living in that circle. If you draw circle (600 KM) around Sydney how many people live in that area? Oh I missed all the kangaroos.

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US is almost impossible and Canada is becoming harder by the month

@@matthiasrambally1899 Canada I personally don't feel is really worth it anyways. In my personal opinion, if someone has a paid off residence, and has a good comfortable life in India, then some points to take into consideration before deciding on moving to Canada: = In Canada summers are short (2-3 months) and sometimes no real summer but winters are Long (and VERY COLD) and for certain there is winter. Many dread winters because it is so bloody cold that the air hurts your face and during ice and snow storms the road conditions are risky, so you rather stay home unless you really need to go out. A lot of people go through winter depression, SAD Seasonal affective disorder (SAD). = No home help because it is very expensive, so all work done by yourself, Iike cooking, cleaning, laundry, shoveling snow, back yard etc. = High taxes. = Home ownership and rent is very expensive. = People who are doctors, physios and chiros and highly qualified professionals from India have to study and gain Canadian experience and certification to get job in their field. = Appointments for doc appointments, surgeries, specialist appointment take long and even the wait in emergency room is long. =There is shortage of medical staff and nurses = Marijuana has been legalized = International students pay close to triple and quadruple of what locals pay, but one should really look into the results, and check if those students are getting progressive gainful careers, and are they reaching their potential, and getting return on investment. Many make the mistake of thinking that "all that glitters is gold, and that the grass is always greener on the other side". My advice for people in India that are already well-to-do and well settled, is that if life is good to you, then appreciate it, responsibly enjoy it and also responsibly give back and help.

@@rsrs6959 I agree I'm an ACCA Affiliate and if I go to Canada I need to do over CPA and Canadian XP which seems insane since I have so much good experience right now To me my best option (I'm from the Caribbean) is most likely Europe or Ireland (it's expensive yes) but atleast I can get a good job there since my qualification is recognized there easier I loved your points and it puts into perspective the chore of having to migrate to Canada and start over.....however I want to migrate because my country is getting harder by the day however Canada isn't my first choice I'd love to go to the USA but they seem hell bent on not allowing skilled people to enter easy in their country 🤷‍♂️ also it's the same nonsense where they don't recognize my qualification and they want me to study all over again for no good reason lol

@@matthiasrambally1899 It is all about need, no country is doing anyone a favor, it is a business, they let you come and settle because they need you, like for example Canada needs immigrants to support and sustain itself due to low population, aging population (to take care of the aged retirees and seniors) and low birth rate. So it is a need based relationship. USA does not need immigrants as badly as Canada does to fill the gap (the don't have the lack of population problem like Canada does), so it is understandably harder to immigrate there. I did not speak on racism in Canada but to share with you here, there are many Canadians who have negative views towards immigrants, and look down upon immigrants. In my personal experience, I have come across racist people who just randomly out of nowhere, driving in their trucks yelled at me "go back to your country"... Then in call centre work place a 60 year old Caucasian (white man) said "immigrants took his previous job" but it was quite simple that he did not understand that he got replaced because of, lack of the needed skills at that organization, and that his previous work place needed younger staff. Caucasian clothing retailers selling t-shirts saying "Fit In Or F_ _ k Off". Many people blame immigrants for the sky-high real estate prices, and they say immigrants take advantage of the social system. They don't acknowledge that Immigrant students pay about 4 times more tuition, pay rents, transportation etc and help the economy grow. They don't acknowledge that immigrants buy residence and pay property tax, buy vehicle pay taxes, start small businesses and create jobs and work jobs in health field to care for the aging population and work jobs and help sustain and grow the economy. Just imagine the scenario that all the immigrants decide to go back to their countries, or move some place else, than what would become of Canada. Ofcorse not all, but there is racism, sometimes obvious and many a times subtle, but it is there. For ages, I have been hearing the problem of well educated qualified immigrants doing work that is not upto their calibre, potential and not in their fields has been an ongoing problem. You will hear highly educated people driving trucks, working at restaurants, coffee shops, factory, labour and generally doing work that is not of their field of study or qualifications. The reason is that their experience, education and credentials are not recognized here and many have to go through Canadian education and experience to qualify to work in their field. No job is big or small but those immigrants did not come to Canada to do work that is not of their field of study and interest. I wish you all the best for your choices of Europe or Ireland, as I have heard in comments that work life balance and social life is better.

@@rsrs6959 Dude Your analysis about Canada is Commendable. I was thinking about moving to Canada for MBA as an international student but I have given up now. Can you please suggest me a country where it is easy to move and get easily Visa sponsoring job after completion of my degree.

It's possible but very difficult if your plan is to live long term also depending on how easy the language is to learn. This is my personal experience from visiting japan, I had an amazing time using Google translate and basic greetings to get by along with the helpful Japanese natives. Unfortunately, I felt so isolated not being able to communicate with a majority of the countries people to learn more from the people living in the areas I visited. Trying to learn Japanese is extremely difficult in my opinion with it having 3 different ways of using characters for speech/reading (hiragana, katakana, and kanji) compared to German that relies on a similar learning incline as English. Sorry if this might be a bit confusing but I wish you well in discovering new places and people. ❤️

​@@darienslate4820where are you originally from?

Well said. In European countries, the local language is very important. Dutch, German, French, Spanish, etc. are important. And not just Duolingo skills. Actual B2+ (CEFR Standard)

RIGHT

finally a sensible comment

Exactly bro!

Bro how is your experience in canada

Where did you went finally? And tell us about your experience and which City will be the best

What would you suggest if I ask for your opinion about coming to Canada for study, job and permanent residency?

Yes I’m im Australia and you just work to pay rent . Everything has tripled in cost of living

@@taniac4063 howmuch the average salary

Why u say ?

then what you think which country is best

@@humafirdosh971 Thai elite visa or Mauritius self employed visa are both affordable

@@humafirdosh971 thailand or mauritius

stop reproducing and migrating. You are everywhere, STOP

India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka

Lady: Forget it dude! I am just obsessed with beaches on mind. Even I can see beach in Sahara Desert.

Actually we need your more help realated pr? If I'm study in New zealand 2 yours and post study work 3 years..it's easy to get pr? It's possible.. And I have 6 years experience in india and I'm married also .. What's your thought? Bro please reply

@@sandyjovial6952 as per today's scenario it really depends which profession are you into? If you have experience in highly skilled role then your chances are good to get admission in a decent uni followed by better position in NZ accreditation company so that they can support you further in NZ residency. Overall, NZ is a very good country to settle as long as you are a resident in the country.

@@explorewithprathamandshifa5110 thanks for reply and concern brother.. We will meet you in New zealand 🙏🙏🙏

@@sandyjovial6952 my pleasure bro. Let me know if you need any more assistance. I wish you all the very best

Totally agree with you living Nz for 4 years and it is not easy to get PR now .. and current situation and visa process you know well .. Just because of RV 21 luckily got residency.

How are you liking Canada? Are you happy to be residing there?

@@rsrs6959 Honest answer is that I left to US from Canada. Few immigrants stay in Canada.

@@antoniomilano7700 Thank you for the honest answer. How are you liking US?

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