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In Canada…what happened…is like…u have invited 500 people in a wedding but have only 300 sitting and food arrangements…

Canada turns now to Somalia, Ethiopia, haiti or Venezuela in last 7years with blessing of Mr Prime Minister Trudeau. I returned to India for ever after staying for about two decades in Canada and with conviction i can that Canada was really beautiful country in all sense many years ago ,unfortunately it changed and leading to disaster seeing doomsday

I went to TN, Canada in 2015 to pursue my post grads from a top university and learnt very quickly that getting a job in my field, while not impossible, would take a lot of time and money and still wasn't assured. Even my white local friends were themselves floundering in the markets for 5-8 years without a permanent position. Also, I worked at a few desi stores for the initial months and realised that it is Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi store/restaurant-owners that exploit desi kids THE MOST, they think Canada is like the country they left behind and they can carry out their feudal practices in Canada freely. Find a job at a white store like Loblaws or Metro and maybe do some constructions gigs on the side, STAY AWAY from desi stores. I left Canada and came back to India in 2018 and haven’t regretted the decision yet.

Same experience. When I came to Canada from Hyderabad, India in 2019, i felt like coming from a developed nation to a underdeveloped poor nation. The funny part is I still feel the same to this date. What kind of a mess most of the residents are living in.😂😂😂

I can totally relate to this man! Me and my toddler came to Canada in March 2023 to Calgary. My husband came last year on a work visa. I have come on an open work permit. I have 10 years of experience in Digital marketing back in India. It's been 8 months since I have not got a single job. I am still okay starting with an entry level job in my field which I am not getting and the survival job I get rejected because I am overqualified. Honestly if you are moving to a developed country for the betterment of life then you don't want to do a survival or labour job. Especially if you have that kind of experience. I feel if you are a couple and your household income per month is 2lac then don't move.

My short story both IT background Husband landed in Canada from his company - March 2023 I landed in Canada - Sept 2023 (left good package job in India) Started job hunt immediately after landing. Applied 600+ applications, gave only 3 interviews- all cleared first round, but filtered out in second round just because I don’t have Canada experience. Salary they offer is less for your experience, they say directly, you don’t have canada experience, so can’t give market salary.Even after telling that I’ve worked with Canadian and US clients from India. Still didn’t select- all 3 rejected. Don’t move if you meet the below, 1. >1lakh earning per month in India. 2. If salary in canada is 5k $ per month for two people (without car). Even 6k is not sufficient. 3. You are foodie. Nothing tastes like India even if you prepare. 4. Family attachment 5. Medical issues 6. Maid ( you have to do everything here) (including furniture set up) 7. Thinking of saving the money in Canada 8. Car is necessary here and expensive 9. Real living expenses is expensive. Many more. And the list goes on. Conclusion- going back to India in December 2023. I know I will get job if I wait here, still don’t want to live here. Just that before getting trapped here, moving back to India immediately.

1) Doctors selling Credit cards 2) Two jobs to manage expenses 3) One hour waiting in Bus Stand 5) $500/- Car Insurance 6) 5 hours waiting in Hospitals 7) Hotel waiter jobs $10/- per hour. Work beyond midnight 8) 5 to 6 hours Winter 9) each person spending 30 lakhs on education and helping Canada economy 10) Homeless are given Free drugs by Govt. and have become violent in downtown Toronto.

The guests were very interesting. They talked about the real problems in Canada right now.Very informative podcast. Hopefully things get better.

I have stayed in both Australia and Canada and can say with conviction that Australia is far better in terms of culture, sports, weather, income, beaches, natural beauty, technology and yes there are no basements in Australia

What is the benefit of coming to Canada now? When Canada opened up in the seventies, there were many advantages to coming to Canada. Back then there was a lot of work in the lumber industry in western Canada and big factories in eastern Canada. In those days, if you were willing to do any work, you would get a job within 8-10 days. In 1990, a bachelor apartment went for $500 a month and a one-bedroom was $600 a month. Almost all would get their 3-4 bedroom house within 10 years. Groceries used to be so cheap that $200 a month could support the entire family. The telephone bill was $10 per month. A Vancouver-Toronto bus ticket was only $100. School education was good, children had to give exams. It used to be very easy to see a doctor. Buses were less crowded. Now the standard of education has gone down so much that children become like robots after finishing school. If you have to go to the hospital, you have to wait for 8-10 hours to see the doctor. New immigrants find basements for shelter. Getting your own house has become a dream now. Those who have bought houses will have to pay the mortgage for a long time. Many homeowners are paying interest only, there is no reduction in the principal. Bus service is so sparse that sometimes more than 100 passengers wait for a 38-seater bus. International students are in a very bad situation. Spend 25-30 lakhs, live 4-5 together in basements and do hard labor jobs (warehousing, retail cashier, security). Even if they do 2 years diploma they do not get any good job, only minimum wage jobs. Those with good jobs or jobs (income of eighty thousands or more) should come to Canada with a lot of thought, because when they come here, they are all considered workers and they have to find low-paying jobs and have to live in often in basements. Prof. Kuldip Pelia Surrey, Canada

At the end the anchor comments, "Canada is not a bad country to come!" *I would reply, it's the worst country to migrate, especially spending ₹20 to ₹40 Lakh to relocate..... UNLESS someone (majority of immigrants) is happy with labour job or Uber driving for the rest of her/his life.*

The only podcast in your channel that I watched completely without skipping even for 10 seconds. Both were too intelligent and had a great critical thinking towards Canada.

I appreciate your effort and like your questions asked to their discussion. Really pinpointed.

I return to india from canada after staying 14 months. I like to share my experience and take advice from Canada couples because of you couples i get motivated to apply for PR. I stayed in canada with 1yr baby girl with my wife for 14 months and then returned

So true, everything is bad in Canada. I was working with good company on managerial position. Left my job paid 30 lakhs to fucking agent for LMIA. Was told i will get a job but later asked to find one. I worked as a labour, health care is worst. Came back to India within 2 months and happy to be with my family. Please think before going to CANADA. Don’t waste your and your family hard earned money…🙏🙏🙏

As an immigrant who has lived in Canada for 30 years, i can see that the landscape has changed. The guests honestly shared there experiences and challenges. As mentioned International students should come equipped with living expenses for 4-6 months.Getting the first job is challenging and their first priority is their studies.

lots of important and practical points... thanks for sharing .. keep up the good work

Good informative one...both guests were very genuine people with relevant insights.

My brother lives in Canada and he said that India is way more developed than Canada in terms of technology. The UPI system is blessing for us. Moreover he craves for cheap internet that we have in India. Healthcare in canada is even worst than Indian government hospital. He will return back by June 2024 because there is huge crises of Jobs in Canada. The unemployment rate in Canada is higher than India. My brother told that many white Canadians are leaving Canada and settling in USA and Europe. I advise people to go some other country but not in Canada.

In 2018, I wrote IELTS for Canadian immigration . I was already living in usa for 14 years but there was no scope for green card due to backlog and due to TRump admin, being on h1b was getting difficult … Thank GOd , I did not clear the cut off points for Canadian PR due to age .. come covid … US family based immigration stopped and because of the fall over of green card from family quota to employment based GC quota , I received my American PR in 2021 … after 17 years of being in the us … As soon as got GC , life quickly changed for the better … another of my friend immigrated to Canada from America after being in usa for more than 10years back in 2016 … he has a good job and house there but he is so unhappy that he left usa… he even missed out on the American green card cause he left early . God saved me 🙏

Very good podcast.. thank you for constantly selecting such great great topics 🎉❤

This guy is like a professional story teller... Simple , crisp and humorous 😊

House servant maiden Cook and cleaner are most important role they play in society. Respect Indian servants give space as part of families. Same level.

Can you do one podcast with someone who has good experiences and well settled in Canada. I believe there are people who are happily staying there too.

You aak questions nicely and systematically...thys great ! Even guets are bery good in sharing their experiences..Liked the new ambiance of the podcast , netter than the previous one .

Every indian parent should watch this video including the kids who are coming here. This is so sad. Canada specially Toronto is just crap seriously.

OMG...Real conversations with different experiences. There is a saying - The grass always looks greener otherside. Canadian govt is minting money by allowing too many immigrants to come in, Universities are also minting money by education but after all this due to their reservations even the most professional job seekers from outside get fewer opportunities. Super Rich becoming Middle class and Middle class becoming poorer. So sad. The worst part Indians exploiting Indians. God knows why they call Canada a developed country when they have horrible weather conditions, poor health care services and Cost of living exceptionally high. It's a deadly trap for people who don't seek advice or understand the real circumstances. I think their inputs were real and valuable but unfortunately only few will value it.😢😮

The man from shimla is acting like angel. When he was running his business in India, he even wouldn't pay his employees actual minimum wage salary.. now he is talking about tips share bla bla...

This podcast is good, just now I visited Toronto and Windsor area few weeks back and I totally agree with the guest. Situation is really not good. I see everywhere indian working in motels, restaurants . I went to Canada to buy property before moving as pr but house price are insane high, average home are over millions and inflated without underlying assets. The average salary should match the home prices but in Canada everything seems yo be scm. GTA is too expensive to live . I spent $2500 for 6 days trip which would be 30% less in usa. I still don’t why young people are moving to Canad-a for college degree.

One of the best podcast on this channel. Both guests were intelligent and well spoken unlike some loud mouths in previous podcasts.

Following from India should go to canada: 1 those who are not well educated but street smart ,ambitious. 2 Those who love life of social freedom . No rok tok from relatives 3.Those who are not orthodox and can mingle with every type of people of any caste creed religion. 4 those who are under 21 years old and undereducated but gutsy streetsmart If you fall in the above 3 categories you should definitely go ,spend 5.years ....you will not like to come back. But if you are born in cities like Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune,Vadodara, Hyderabad,banglore and well educated.with specialized degree or have a family business ..you can create canada lifestyle in your own city .

Every country has its downside and bright as well , obviously first generation immigrants has to struggle ,its true for everywhere. While delhi might have accessibility to doctors look at the pollution and crime rates in delhi . These podcasts are for people to get aware of different circumstances new immigrants faces .

I find it hypocritical on part of Indians singing songs of their luxury life based on abject exploitation of the poor, decrying exploitation of students by the employer. And such are the people going back to India for the same luxury life.

India is getting better day by day because awareness of Indian people. Administration is getting better year by year and better public infrastructure and chill vibes most time.

What I felt is, People who are in Reals estate, Running their own gas station and some start up businesses are earning good money… but again we are humans not robots to do same kind of work and get influenced with others life…Iike old traditional way explore the world but get settled in your mother land and help economy grow.

Super informative. Even the guests were really candid.Maza aaya. Learnt a lot. I worked in Santiago California way back in 2006 and thereafter in india.i was thinking to know about canada.i think India is so better

Appreciate you all sharing the reality. It’s definitely not easy

Nice podcast. Everyone's experience is different. Luckily my experience in Canada has been great. I have a great job and house. My mortgage is low as well. I came to Canada in 2012 when things were not very expensive. I feel bad for new immigrants as they might not be able to buy a single family house unless they are rich.

In my case, my personal GP I can do the same day or the next day because I have known him since 1995. I have specialist doctors and see them regularly, but to see a gastroenterologist I'm waiting for 5 months. The doctor advised me twice and even went to emergency, they referred me, but not enough technicians to do to test using an endoscope to see my stomach. it is the fault of the system, hospital, and politicians. Most Canadian ministers are not highly or technically educated like PM Justin Trudeau - who worked as a school teacher and is a naive and stupa guy. you can't run a country smartly like Taiwan Singapore Finland, or Sweden. France has the best medical system.

really good video, both are knowledgeable and experienced, and all things I have personally faced here, even after being a PR, sometimes it is still hard to get those types of jobs as they are asking for experience and a bachelor's.

Interesting podcast and great topic of discussion

I went to Canada as a pr in oct 23 but left in nov. Not worth coming

This is a very sensible discussion. I came to Canada in 2018, it was much better. After COVID, this country has changed a lot. Research well before moving here now.

I see a lot of podcast that your doing that is why people are going back Would love to see something for people who are happy and staying there and have faced and overcome their issues If you can find someone who has a Work background client facing IT companies like account manager, project manager,onboarding new customers

Bro exact same conditions are here in New Zealand ! It's really difficult !

They r telling very true story Thanks for telling real situation ppl r facing in Canada

Those who can't go to US, generally go to Canada. They have good colleges but not of US standards. Job opportunities are plenty but salaries are far less. And now with khalistanis getting backing from Canadian government, it's just not worth it. It's OK for farmers, drivers and blue collar workers from Punjab, but not for intellectuals.

I agree with 90% of things discussed

Very realistic podcast. Both of the guests were amazing.

These guys are super humble who have complains based on their experience. They are not whining as it is important to have these concerns addressed. Regarding exploitation, unfortunately this is common which is unfair. One more thing that I have heard is that someone worked for 2 months at a pizza store and he only got paid for 2 weeks. He asked for the remaining 6 weeks and he was told that it was the training and no one pays for it. Imagine he can write on his cv about the pizza store training. This was insane. He came from India and was screwed by an Indian as well. Plz treat humans with kindness. How rich can one become by stealing few dollars from employees? Best of luck for your guests.

@1.00.15 I respect the opinion of the guest about canada being underdeveloped compared to china. However I am of the opinion that we should have a broader view of what the parameters are for calling a nation developed vs under developed. Also the views about united states being a better place to make more money. I suggest a more holistic view about this. People age and people go through ups and downs during their life. We should not look to keep moving from one place to another depending on the stage of life we are in. Currently you are working age person so you could afford paying for private health care (as in India or United states) however at the same time there will be seniors in your society who will find it difficult to pay for those costs. In both these countries the healthcare provided by the government for people who cannot afford private insurance is in deplorable state. Take the instance of the cost of insulin or diabetes drugs or heart related ailments. I know many seniors in India who are on pensions (from esteemed government institutes) end up paying more than 65% of their pensions towards prescription medication. It is pretty much the same issue in United states.

Incredible podcast thank you

I think most western countries are now far worse off than many developing countries. The entire proposition of west was Rich, Affluent and a great lifestyle -big house, cars, family, pets, clean environment etc. but this proposition holds true only if 2conditions are met-1. Economy grows at about 4to5% and small population where wealth distribution is not a challenge. But, most western countries are seeing negative growth and migration to offset that. So it is a double jeopardy. Countries like Canada, Australia, NZ are finished. They don't have much future.

Very informative podcast ❤

😂😂😂 Problem is all Indians understand the issues but attitude is “Meri kahani different hogi”. If you have lot of money in India, 5 to 10 crore, then only think of coming, else you will only frustrate.

Very good, very informative...

Informative..👍

She's saying my problem of not having a car. So many limitations of not having a car even in USA. I totally agree with her point of view.

Great insight

I came in april and returning back next month. My experience was not bad here. But still India is very good. Comparing here. But my prospective is if you have to do a 9-5 job there. Canada is the country for you. But if you have a business back home there is no point coming here. I have the same story this guy has. Anyways wishing best for every struggler.

In Toronto downtown, one of my friend’s daughter crossing the road and she was waiting for signal to turn green. The homeless guy stood next to her, she just looked at him and guy suddenly start shouting that why you’re looking at me and punched her nose…. Be careful ladies.

Well don’t go if you feel it’s not good enough for you.most of all don’t act like you are doing any country a favor by immigrating there.most people move for a better life than they have in inida..Canada is till considered one of the best countries to live in. I think it is # 2 or #3 .

Best candid cast podcast episode 👌👌

Very informative podcast.

Very informative

Congratulations on your journey Candid Cast, i have been following your vlogs and me and my husband started our Canadian journey 4 months after yours. Can i request you to interview someone who has migrated from Canada to UAE and their experiences?

One suggestion harmeet bhai: start a conversation introducing what is relationship between guests for better reference for the viewers

Happy to see your podcast.is bar lamba intezar kiya

Hi, i'm a Quebecor - speaks french - and i dont know where i could immigrate ( alone cause i dont have a bf or a family ) that would be better for me ... I'm open to suggestions! :) As for the ' increase in crime ' : is it Really better somewhere else? Crimes increase everywhere ( as the population grow! ) and i think there is not much crime per capita here than somewhere else ... Even far less than in some country! As for the ' high taxes ' : do other contries have the same communitiy services / free health care ( i know, i know, there is flaws there, but hey! it's Free! :) ), paid dental care ( new from this year ), maternity leave up to a year and a half - that u can divide with the father -? As for the ' making friends ' thing, pple usually make friends at their job. Sure its not easy, but i Really think its the case everywhere. PPle who are born in * country will have, being an adult, for sure pple they know for a long time and not necessarily really have the time / interest to have a lot of new profound connexions. Sure, i'm wondering if here is the right place for me to live, but everywhere has its own problems!

Very useful content. 👍

Hi I am on work visa and my son is on study visa .Next year he will be 18 years.plz suggest how to apply PR file bcoz he will be independent. Plz tell

@candidcast thanks a lot bhai.Bara naik kam ker rahy ho app🙏

Itne smart hone per b agar aap Canada janne ki bebkufi kr rhe ho to kya faida, explore krna hi haii Germany jao, Finland, Norway jao at least vahan per human life ki value to haii

In addition to my earlier comment, I think it will be really helpful if this podcast interviews people who made it in Canada through their sheer hardwork and determination, who actually came out of their comfort zone, who improved their skills, who didn’t criticize the system much (i know everyone has some bad experiences), who took the challenge, who remained grounded, and had realistic expectations. I firmly believe that audiences of this channel will benefit enormously if they hear such encouraging real stories. Otherwise it much easier to criticize and talk about how wonderful the life was before coming to Canada. By the way Canada is just one country, the story will be same wherever you go outside your home country.

Like the way whole discussion was driven without making any negative comments

Cost of internet data here & cost of it in Canada. Comparing this will give us an understanding of quality life in India & Canada

I thoroughly enjoy watching your content and strongly believe that you should consider creating a podcast highlighting the positive aspects of Canada. While most of your podcasts feature individuals sharing their experiences and grousing on the negatives of Canada, I can confidently assert that this country has an abundance of positives and precisely those positives led you to choose Canada as your home.

Excellent excellent episode....you just earned a subscriber

Hi I really like your prodcast. Last few programs , we enjoyed your discussion about the experience in Canada. I am 63 years old and my wife is 58. When we came to Canada, I was 49 years old. I was having an excellent job in India. We as a family struggled here, but have a very positive attitude and good feelings about Canada. If you discuss with us, we will provide you very good insight 😂😂

It’s not the same Canada that we use to know specifically from last few years things getting really bad ie. auto theft, B&E ,road rage ,illegal fire arms etc

You’re doing really good job ! Harmeet

My son stays in down town near CN tower and I visited him may to September this year but things looks quite nice there . However this interview made me scare.

Truth is said..

Please do a podcast with a pharmacist. How they did the licensing or other career path they chose. Lots of pharmacists immigrate here and face challenges

Best podcast so far ❤

MERA BHARAT MAHAN 🇮🇳 It's very true about India, Medical facilities are far better than any other countries.so true. Now India is far better than any other place in the world 🌎

People who already have sucksesful parents, gud house in India/dubai, gud job /bussineess /comfort in India, mummas pampered boys are compairing life in Canada and India😅, will this give true picture?? 80 percent of Indians are not in gud situation as these guys , 😂

We have free government hospitals in india also with plenty of doctors

She lived in china when she was 9 and from 2014 she is in Canada but still his hindi is very fluent and you know what in india also people who studied from convent or english medium schools they also doesn't feel that comfortable in speaking "NUMBERS IN HINDI" and i think she is very set to settle in India.

Still better than living in India which has 1.4 billion people and everything is so competitive and complicated. Keep standing in queue for everything. So much pollution and corruption. Rich people buy laws and make laws to suck middle class. Thousands of applications just for the post of peon. Canada is far far better if you can get a good job and you are skilled. Atleast your children will live an amazing life in Canada.

We went to eat at a Chinese restaurant server was a girl and we asked how much is acceptable she denied she said no tip is involved in the bill itself

I would propose making country quota like the US and ensure people coming here are what we need.

Iam from 🇬🇧, & everything discussed in this podcast is 1000% true. I have business of event management in Pakistan & Dubai, but settling it in london is somewhat difficult due to some reasons

I heard from my lot of friends.Worst place if you don't own home , car and decent job.Medical system worst

Best Podcast till now. The guests are knowledgeable and practical.

Good interview

The guy in jeans is true gentleman ❤❤

I am really impressed with the podcast, the one question in my mind the guy in the podcast is fine he just came last year but the girl, she is staying from 10 years here. If you are consistent in your job still you saved a lot to get in to something

The guy in blue shirt is very talented.Good luck for him❤️