great video as always! 💥

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Appreciate you!

I moved to Canada for two months now , I came from a third world country , and I truly regret my move ! my quality of life took a nose dive ! there are no jobs at all not even part time low tire jobs ! no Healthcare , I got through many discrimination ! super overpriced and scammers everywhere !

@debuthunter5389

7 ай бұрын

Scammers? What? People move without understanding the realities of life there. It takes hard work to get ahead, usually takes at least 2 years or so to recoup your investment of moving there, so it is a long-term play. If you have a decent situation in your own country (despite it potentially being "less developed") it will not be worth the move. You need to be passionate about moving to Canada and willing to put in hard work, long-term.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear that Ara. The first 6 months are the hardest indeed. Give yourself a break and don’t put too much pressure on yourself to figure everything out at once. Stay safe and vigilant there! 💕

@LordBagdanoff

7 ай бұрын

Which part of Canada did you go ?

@Ara198826

7 ай бұрын

@debuthunter5389 you are absolutely right but I believe you need opportunity to showcase your hardwork and Canada currently lack that

@Ara198826

7 ай бұрын

@@LordBagdanoff BC

Wow, thanks for the information. That helped me a lot to change my mind.❤

@MakeThatChange

5 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you. Your videos are informative yet easy to grasp.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

🙏glad to hear that!

Thank you so much for your thoughtful sharing🙏❤

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

You’re very welcome

I love your systematic, logical approach. Thank you.

@MakeThatChange

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! Glad it resonates with you!

Awesome!!! As usual, thank you

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Great video 👍🏼 cheers from 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 in Mexico. 🇲🇽

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Awesome thank you!

@madridmusic3948

7 ай бұрын

I am a Mexican in Canadá and know I dont know If I did a right decision in came to Canada

@2GringosOnTheGulf

7 ай бұрын

@@madridmusic3948 Canada USED to be a great country but it's been declining for many years now. We are blessed to call Mexico home now. 🙏🇲🇽❤️

@madridmusic3948

7 ай бұрын

@@2GringosOnTheGulf Why Mexico and not United States? I really want you opinion, because mexicans always said that Canada and US are better than Mexico

@2GringosOnTheGulf

7 ай бұрын

Most people think any other country is better than the one they are living in lol We have been coming here for 12 years holidaying. The wife went to university in Mexico many years ago and lived here for 6 months and Mexico stole her heart, it has always been our dream to retire here. ✌🏽✌🏽@@madridmusic3948

Hi Anastasia and Anna, I just came across your channel recently and find it very interesting, and wanted to share my experience. I moved on my own to Vancouver from London in 1995. It was the hardest and craziest thing I done in my life. I applied for a PR visa when I lived in London and qualified on the points system. I had no contacts , no job, no where to stay (except for some temporary accommodation I found in a Canadian news paper) and a limited amount of savings. I am a software engineer but it took me over 6 months to find my first contract job, and in the meantime I worked as a window cleaner, power washing the Bentall Center in downtown Vancouver. After the 2nd year I became more established and got a permanent job, but I will never forget that experience. I guess it’s what you do when you are young and naïve😀. I think if I was starting out today and seen your video’s I may have had 2nd thoughts😁, but it’s good to be informed. I became a Canadian citizen in 1999 and then moved to the San Francisco Bay Area on a NAFTA visa and finally got sponsored by my employer for a Green Card and later took US citizenship. I still live in San Francisco Bay Area but to be honest I have never got over being homesick, but I know my memories of the UK are frozen in time. I have been back to the UK less than 5 times since I left, and the last time was over 11 years ago. My American wife and I plan to retire back in the UK some day (or possibly Canada). It's nice to have a choice.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your story Bob! It’s a fascinating story many will appreciate reading as well!

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

always depends on the person and their values :)

@PummelMuschi

6 ай бұрын

QUEBEC NEEDS AN OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY 💙🤍✊🏻⚜️ THE FUTURE IS NOW

@malervik4176

6 ай бұрын

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@joedabadie4427

3 ай бұрын

@@PummelMuschi I agree all of Canada would be better without Quebec! Also as a born and raised Albertan I would love to seperate from Canada and Quebec

Great video!❤

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it!!

Thank u very much for this video❤❤❤

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

My pleasure 😊

It's one's of the most amazing videos I've ever seen! You are helping to make life-changing decisions ❤

You really the light of the newcomers .!

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

thank you!

Needless to say, some people come to Canada for the sake of the passport and then either go back home or down south to Canada’s older brother.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

🛂 👍🏻

@mercurius6352

7 ай бұрын

Am not surprised Canada's passport is ranked one of the most powerful passport in the worlds. Some tourist come to Canada to attain passport and have the privilege of exploring other countries.

@ELee-zv5ud

24 күн бұрын

The US is not Canada's older brother, it is the United Kingdom. This is what happens when people learn no history in school and only watch US TV.

When I moved from Brazil back in 2018 as a Software Developer remote jobs were quite rare so it made sense to come to Canada to escape the crazy comute I had to face everyday in São Paulo. Now that it became more common I have friends making as much money as I do here working for foreign companies but without the high cost of living 🤷‍♂

@kenyup7936

7 ай бұрын

Can you answer my questions: what part of Canada you move in? and how hard to find a software developer job in Canada?ty so much Im preparing the IELTS testing and trying studying a CS degree in Canada and hope get a job in Canada, I need a freedom, I’m moving from China coz China has toxic working culture , I have to overtime working for free and if I don’t I facing be fired, my work is super stressful and my head dislike me and he always try to upset me, in addition I have badly paid as well,my whole day salary is $30 equivalent per day

@edumorangobolcombr

7 ай бұрын

@@kenyup7936 Initially I moved to Winnipeg but now I live in Calgary. I came with the help of a company called VanHack. Get in touch with them. They have a lot of opportunities that sponsor work visa.

@str8cndian

7 ай бұрын

@@kenyup7936 you won't get a job here.. don't waste your time!

@PummelMuschi

6 ай бұрын

QUEBEC NEEDS AN OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY 💙🤍✊🏻⚜️ THE FUTURE IS NOW

@domenicdapice7218

6 ай бұрын

Even as an Anglophone I agree for an indepent Quebec with Plamondon . Sick and tierd of the corruption from the past with the Liberals and now with the CAQ.@@PummelMuschi

I opened this video because I was indecisive as to whether relocating from a third world country to Canada is the best decision for my family. We are pretty comfortable where we are. We are only thinking of the future of our kids.

Well explained as in prof lecture room.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

🙏 hope you liked it!

6 months in Canada, on my 3 job. I already plan to leave.

Great video with graphics. I had an attempt to move in Canada. My case is high income and high demand, I am in IT delivery management position for last 6 years. Demand on Canadian IT market for seniors is not high now, at least it is the result of my personal research and tries. Salary grades in Canadian IT is not extremely higher than in EU, however cost of living is higher. Took decision to raise my income in Poland instead of stressful move to Canada. As the summary, without job offer which is 30% higher from the current one, no reason to get stressed and get use to Canadian winters.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Reasonable! We have friends who moved back to Poland after spending a year in Canada for the same reason.

@PummelMuschi

6 ай бұрын

QUEBEC NEEDS AN OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY 💙🤍✊🏻⚜️ THE FUTURE IS NOW

Canada is expensive. If you don't have a good working career that pays more than 100k, forget about coming here

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

100%

@JamesJackson-he2fs

2 ай бұрын

lol that is hilarious! Lived here all my life so know better than 99% of people commenting. Hardly any of the population make 100k and they do just fine. Live below your means and work hard that is how it is done here and my family and friends are living proof of that!

Commendable work. You provided so much information with graphs and everything in just 12 minutes.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

🙏🙏 glad it was helpful!

I think another reason that you would like to move to Canada is if eventually you want to move to the US because it’s way easier to do this move after having Canadian work experience and understanding the North American way of living, and if you manage to get Canadian passport then moving to the US will be even easier

@Elvisannie01

7 ай бұрын

Really are you sure

@and1597

6 ай бұрын

@@Elvisannie01 well it still depends on your own circumstances, but it does bring you some advantages

@Elvisannie01

6 ай бұрын

@@and1597 okay can we be friends

@PummelMuschi

6 ай бұрын

QUEBEC NEEDS AN OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY 💙🤍✊🏻⚜️ THE FUTURE IS NOW

@ELee-zv5ud

24 күн бұрын

I wouldn't count on that. The world has changed and they have been invaded by 2 million people from 3rd world countries in the last 2 years they will not be looking for more people. They are falling apart just as Canada is,if you look at the numbers.

One of your best videos, and they're all very good. Putting up real scenarios about not just coming to Canada, but the reasons why. These always have to be relative to your existing situation, and motivation. It takes genuine commitment. The high quality of life that Canada "can" offer, is not provided. Every part of it has to be hard earned, or your life will be far from quality.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it - well said!

@PummelMuschi

6 ай бұрын

QUEBEC NEEDS AN OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY 💙🤍✊🏻⚜️ THE FUTURE IS NOW

Regret coming from Ukraine every single day. To say that my level of life dropped is to say nothing. I had 2 careers under my belt coming to Canada, good savings and I was coming fluent in English, so no language barrier. From being able to afford all possible kinds of beauty procedures, massages, hairstylists, my personal tailor, taking foreign language lessons as much as I wanted and being picky at the end of my working day when it comes to the restaurant I feel like visiting tonight I downgraded my life to being able to afford Tim Hortons and lumberjack outfits feeling like I’m something in the middle between a man and a woman (as it turned out, anything half decent and feminine looking is crazy expensive in Canada and I personally don’t feel ok paying 300-400 CAD for a linen summer dress, I’m sorry but it’s linen, not gold, and we are not at a fashion show, it’s just a mall in the outskirts of Calgary, ok?). Despite a common belief and a flashy sign “Canada is in top 10 economies in the world”, I doubt it after living here for almost a year now. It’s not stable, at all. Employers are flaky af, you can’t have any guarantee you will be employed tomorrow, even if you are highly qualified and your skills are in demand. At the moment Canadian economy is bleeding big time, it’s in an emergency room, if you will. I personally know many highly skilled Ukrainians who only manage to make ends meet here because they have a good salary from a Ukrainian company still working for it and quite often making more, than a regular Canadian person. Don’t want to sound negative, people are friendly and stuff for the most part, stunning nature, especially where I live close to Canadian Rockies, but is it worth after all? I would rather say no, than yes.

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

Sounds like north american lifestyle and priorities are quite different from yours. Compared to Europe, people in Canada prefer spending money on comfort over fashion(it’s at least 10 years behind in fashion), hiking and travelling over expensive restaurants. And massages are covered by insurance. Hopefully as time passes and you gain more Canadian Experience you will start making more money to afford the type of lifestyle you want. Alternatively, if you feel regret coming to Canada, you can use it as a stepping stone and move elsewhere next - eg US. Just make sure to do proper research on the country of your choice👍🏻

@ihor_jr

6 ай бұрын

Ось і я не хотів опинитись на вашову місці і ще у лютому вирішив не їхати в Торонто на офер в 90к. 6 років живу у Польщі і ще трохи і тут ці гроші буду заробляти. Надіюсь ви знайдете вихід із вашої ситуації

@user-np5nq4vv5d

5 ай бұрын

bravo

@user-np5nq4vv5d

5 ай бұрын

covered by insurance, hahaa ? $100 physiotherapist for 30 minutes, covered $35

@SolutionsWithin

3 ай бұрын

I’m Canadian born and raised and living here. I have never afforded anything other than track pants and a coat and I cut my hair myself. Nobody’s going to the hairdresser in my house!! 🥸💇🏼‍♂️💇🏻‍♀️❌ 😂. Funny not funny. My old hairdresser when I was very young and went for a few years, she used to complain to me “you Canadian girls never get all the hair services you should like the European women do to make your hair shiney and stuff”. I was like “you’re already charging me $325 for a haircut and blow dry”!!!!! 😂

I emigrated there from England in 1976 to join the Police (I was already in the police in England after I served in the UK military). I lived in Canada for over 40 years! I was not exactly in love with the country (although the summers in Southern Ontario are very nice) but going back to live in the UK was not a decision I wanted to make. I loved the fact that I could visit the USA and the Caribbean Islands much easier but once I retired did NOT wish to live in Canada any more.It was getting very expensive due to high taxes etc but it was the harsh winters that I got very tired of. I decided to retire here in Costa Blanca Spain when the weather AND the cost of living made it a NO brainier.

Пасиб за графики!

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

💕🙌

Thank you for your succinct video on this topic. Its been very helpful indeed.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

You're very welcome!

The stories I have of immigrants coming to Canada and trying to make it to buy a house in Vancouver is too mortifying to share on youtube! The moderate stories of people I met tried working two full time jobs night and day and house prices and inflation out grew his wages by orders of magnitude. The ones I talked with called BC the green hell, and even semi wealthy immigrants were now working two full time jobs night and day. Some contemplated suicide; egads Welcome to Canada! You are a great youtube presenter with allot of potential and I pray for your health and wellbeing! Thank you for warning people with data and what's happening, you are certainly a lifesaver to immigrants contemplating the move to Canada!

@PummelMuschi

6 ай бұрын

QUEBEC NEEDS AN OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY 💙🤍✊🏻⚜️ THE FUTURE IS NOW

If you live outside of Canada and are considering moving to Canada: Don't. The federal government in place right now is making a comfortable life for the average person impossible. The cost of housing and the availability of housing makes rents and mortgages impossibly high. The price of groceries is skyrocketing on a daily basis. The federal government in Canada is imposing an ever-increasing "Carbon Tax" on farmers, truckers, and the driving public. It just does not stop. The Canadian dream now is to LEAVE Canada to where you can afford to live instead of feeding your hard-earned money to an insane, greedy federal government. Canada is now one of the most expensive countries in the world to live in.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

The title of the video literally says 5 reasons not to move to Canada, so no, it's not all about rosy Canada😊

@bants4132

7 ай бұрын

When are you leaving canada

@Observer111

7 ай бұрын

@@bants4132 Looking at philippines and portugal.

@sexygeek8996

7 ай бұрын

The government needs all that tax money to provide everything for the bums and drug addicts who don't want to work.

@2GringosOnTheGulf

7 ай бұрын

You spelt Chinada wrong ✌🏼

My husband and I have 2 teenagers, and 1 of them is reaching university age soon. We hv to think ahead what’s the possible universities for the children and their future. We earn reasonably ok in Singapore but the possibility of our kids entering local university in Singapore is pretty slim, because of the high competition to get in. The nearest country would be Australia to study but that would mean we’ll be paying sky high foreign student fees of about $155k to $200k for a 3 year bachelor course and on top of that my husband and I will be living apart from the kids for years that they study and after they graduate, I’ve heard many students spending years trying to get a job there and can’t get it. On the long run, the kids are better studying in Canada because they’ll be under local student fee and my husband and I can be there with them and settle down coz I’m Canadian and I sponsored my husband to be a PR years ago.

@christinely3522

7 ай бұрын

Canada is easy then since you are Canadian and they could get Canadian passports.

Great contents as always, love you guys🎉❤

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Thank you 💕

I got an offer letter from a University, in project management. It's gonna cost around 27k (CAD). I'm not making much in my country tho but I'm comfortable.

You did an fantastic job here. Fact and figures, graphs, charts OMG you explain everything without any bias. Hats off ❤ Me and my wife moved here from Sri Lanka almost a year and a half ago. Both of us have five years of experience and Bachelor's degrees. My wife was a healthcare professional back in my country. She worked very hard to get Canadian credentials (it took more than six months) now she is preparing to take an exam to get a healthcare license to practice here. We noticed that lots of healthcare workers (doctors, nurses, pharmacists, radiation technologists etc.) work at Tim Horton, Walmart, or Uber because it is very hard to land a job in the same field that they were doing in past years. In the meantime, Canada suffers from a lack of healthcare professionals.

@MakeThatChange

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! Hats off to your wife to persevere and return to the profession! Wishing her all the best in her exam! 🙏

Your video is sheer brilliance! Subscribed and eager for your continued success! _ "Each conquered challenge propels you closer to the pinnacle of success."

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words! Will do our best not to disappoint. All the best to you.

Before moving to Canada, it is good to target the industry. Please consider the nuclear industry. There are jobs there and expect a lot more jobs as Ontario plans to build 4 new Small Modular Reactors that will create thousands of job opportunities. Also, there is refurbishment of existing nuclear generating plants at Bruce Power and Darlington and very soon, Pickering. This will provide plenty of jobs. Ontario relies on nuclear power to provide around 60% of its electricity. You can come into the nuclear industry as an engineer (electrical, mechanical, civil, nuclear) or as a project manager. With all the new nuclear projects, project managers will be in hot demand. Start now to develop yourself to be well place to get jobs in the Canadian nuclear sector. The salary is very good too. Happy to help if you need more information.

This is a very sensible analysis that can truly help hot-headed people think before they act. A long-haunted idea of working and perhaps living abroad made me apply for colleges in Ontario early this year. However, this decision puzzled my Canadian friend as it seemed to him that I was going to voluntarily put myself into uncertainty from a stability I had been living with. My friend's question woke me up from a dream that showed no reason in my case. I gave up on my offer in the end and chose to take short-term language courses in Calgary in its lovely summertime, and returned to my country this August with cherished memory. I don't know if my heart will tell me to try turning over a new leaf in Canada again, but I am sure it will be more convincing because of better research and evaluation.

@PummelMuschi

6 ай бұрын

QUEBEC NEEDS AN OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY 💙🤍✊🏻⚜️ THE FUTURE IS NOW

There is any chance you can do a video comparing the life between australia X canada? Or about carpentry market? Because the situation here in Australia is changing and like me, lot of immigrant are thinking to move to canada with family. And make this decision is being so stressful 😅 because we don't have enough information comparing the markets and life costs.

@emyjanesaberon3107

3 ай бұрын

Australia is very nice compare to Canada... I've been to Australia 4.6 years and just landed in Canada.. and I'm going back to my home country.

There are always good and bad reasons. What about 5 reasons to move to Canada?. thanks for sharing.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

There’s a ton! We’ve covered a few previously kzread.info/dash/bejne/op13m9Gpcby8Z9I.htmlsi=6isGGrGTXYLmuDab And kzread.info/dash/bejne/rIiIxdqAlJjZZco.htmlsi=xD6Z_orH8eIGRfEY

Great and sober advice. Canada is a great country but is not a paradise. The health system especially is an utter disaster.

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

🤕

@robertbruce1887

6 ай бұрын

A very thorough video about the many aspects to consider before moving to Canada. Really enjoy listening to talk, that tiny trace of Eastern? European accent is charming.!

Thank you so much for this video, just a quick question, feel free to not answer in public if you want, but after 13yrs in Canada, did you got a Canadian Nationality? Because for me, this is my only motivation for now Thanks

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Yes I did after about 6 years. It took longer than it was supposed to, but it was my fault.

@livethestory-ar

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for answering, I am actually thinking of Manitoba after you mentioned it in your videos before, I am PM in Dubai, but multiple immigration lawyers told me that express entry, is not for me since I didnt finish my law degree, so the only option available is to study, I found MITT programs in Winnipeg, I am still studying my options, and I am happy to start again from Zero as you mentioned, if there is a way we can communicate more, your guidance can be great value for me Thanks Ashraf @@MakeThatChange

Thank you for this videos and the 'advices' given. I have a high income and in-demand job in the ridiculous country I moved to 10 years ago. High taxes in Canada? 🤣 I pay almost 50% to the 'great' government of the country I live in currently. Most of the reasons mentioned in this video apply to every single developed nation these days. So thank you for this video, I'm now more determined to move to Canada then ever.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! Glad this video was helpful for you - hoping to see you sharing your thoughts and experience once you’re in Canada! All the best 🍁

@Cool_tech.01

7 ай бұрын

I’m sure you are in usa and most likely in cali, even I’m high net worth and hope in demand skill. I’m comtempalting to move to Canada and putting my bet on Canada will improve when Trudeau is gone. I still think Canada has more to offer.

@fifski

7 ай бұрын

@@Cool_tech.01 no, I'm not in US. I'm in Europe

@duyguengin6506

7 ай бұрын

Which country are you living in Europe? I was in Germany but I am about to move to Canada.

My uncle Rick fled Germany 🇩🇪 with his parents when hitler was ruling they left with nothing but the clothes on their backs and about $10-$20 USD in their pockets! Watching this makes us lucky that we live here in North America no matter if it’s Canada 🇨🇦 or the USA 🇺🇸! My podiatrist is from Canada practices in Michigan the resident who was with him is from Toronto he said to fly to the next province over is around $700-$800, that’s insane!

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Yup sounds about right. We’re all definitely luckier than majority of people in the rest of the world, no matter what they say.

@Stark_dan97

6 ай бұрын

@@MakeThatChange our country’s military work hard to defend our freedoms. The police work hard to keep us safe in our communities rather we’re in Canada 🇨🇦 or the USA 🇺🇸. Also we can’t forget animal control and the humane society rather in Canada 🇨🇦 or in USA 🇺🇸 working hard to protect cats and dogs from animal abuse. What are the names of your kitties? I have 3 Stevie Frankie and Pumpkin 🎃 all rescues.

Hi Anna I hope you're well, my question is not related to the content of the video if you don't mind. I just want to find out whether you know anything about work vantage and castle and co immigration consultants? They are busy with my immigration process but it's taking too long and they keep asking me for documents that I've sent 10s times over and over again. Thanks in advance for your help

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

Sounds like they’re negligent and aren’t doing what you’re paying them to do. We don’t know those companies you mentioned, but it sounds like your experience with them is subpar. Our general recommendation is to always try and go through the process on your own, understand what’s required of you. You don’t need to pay consultants - all information is available online Canada.ca

I love the chart. Basically, I fall in the catogary where I make low money, very low security in my country, and I my skill is in high demand in Canada. So the move makes perfect sense

@MakeThatChange

5 ай бұрын

100% just make sure to make good research and be prepared for the worst, while planning for the best! Wishing you success!

Hi Anastasia and Anna. Thank you very much both of you for this interesting vedeo about moving to Canadá but everywhere You move is the same things the cost of life is genting more expensive day after day. I really appreciate your dedication for this information so valuable for your community in youtube channels. Have great weekend.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Our pleasure! Thank you for the kind words.

I think to give more or less right idea about what to expect in Canada it’s that you potentially have a really good, healthy, wealthy and fun life here, but it’s not easy to get there, just being a hard worker is not enough, you have to be a quick learner, be creative, and result oriented person, if this is about you, then moving to Canada might exactly what you needed, if it’s not about you, then it’s probably better to stay in a comfort zone of your home country

@mollyj6286

6 ай бұрын

A 'results oriented person'? Tell me how much you have to make before taxes to afford to rent a $2500 CAD apartment. Now tell me how you get that job as a 'results oriented person'.

@and1597

6 ай бұрын

@@mollyj6286 in order to answer this question I gotta know what city you’re talking about, your profession, and your experience

Ladies would you be able to do a video discussing the reasons why people are so determined to obtain a canadian passport and why people feel it has so much value? And maybe you personal pro’s and con’s since you both more have canadian passports?

@magdalenasz3520

7 ай бұрын

It’s mostly because a Canadian passport is ranked as one of the strongest in the world to travel visa-free. Greetings!

@tsybze

7 ай бұрын

Yes granted it is, but what does that actually do? Besides not needing a visa when travelling to other countries on holiday, what does its power help with?

@PummelMuschi

6 ай бұрын

QUEBEC NEEDS AN OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY 💙🤍✊🏻⚜️ THE FUTURE IS NOW

@magdalenasz3520

6 ай бұрын

@@tsybze not that much in my opinion! Some people think it’ll help them land a job in another country as they see being Canadian a higher social status than “X country” nationality. It all boils down to your skills and experience after all, not so much your nationality.

@magnusrey

6 ай бұрын

I will answer from my perspective, the Canadian passport gives you a great opportunity to make money in the US if you find the way.

🇨🇦I want to come to Canada, I love him, I swear

And what about someone who has a PR already but is still wondering if moving makes sense?

@debuthunter5389

7 ай бұрын

Will depend on your own personal circumstances within your own country. Canada takes hard work and time. If you have a decent situation in your own country, then it may not be worth it, as Canada usually means taking a step back or two, to eventually move further forward.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

I would do a pros and cons analysis and evaluate what is it that you will be losing or gaining by moving. What matters to you the most? It’s a highly personal decision.

What are places like Canada climate, population, and nature wise that are good places to live then? Alaska?

@MakeThatChange

5 ай бұрын

Maybe Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway?🧐

I am looking at coming to Canada from the US. I am transitioning out of my good paying current job and not afraid to start from scratch. Currently putting as much money in the bank as possible to afford the transition and a down payment on a house. I could probably still be happy in the US, but I feel like I could build a better life in Canada. And I’ll still be able to come back and visit family pretty easily.

@ralayilla1324

7 ай бұрын

Canada sucks. Please do not even consider moving to Canada. It is a woke commie nation with Dictator Trudeau in power. It is a slightly more woke version of California but with cold weather.

@samdonohoe9796

7 ай бұрын

Me too bro, but from the UK to work in healthcare in Nova Scotia🤜

@str8cndian

7 ай бұрын

are you out of your mind? I would sty in my good paying US job before i come to Canada to make nothing and get taxed for it.. Trust me,, this place sucks!

@paul.hogan720

6 ай бұрын

I'm Canadian, why would you do that? You will be taxed to death, make waaay less money and your mortgage will ruin your life. Canada is a worthless place

HI .. I did go through your website and overall understand whats being offered as service. I signed up for some email and next steps but still waiting for email from your systems. One question I wanted to ask, if I signup for full bundle package and my plan is something to look for 2025, does it make sense, Or is it too early ? I will still love to get something started now as homework or preparation for next year, 2025.

@MakeThatChange

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, there is some communication going out periodically, so stay tuned. If your move is in 2025, we recommend you start actively preparing 3-6 months before the move.

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I'm from Indonesia, cheers, friends

This is one of the most accurate and helpful vid on this topic. Quick and concise! More people should know this before coming here. Me personally I would like to get my passport, then I don't think I'll stay in the country after that.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! It’s great that you’ve made a decision and peace with it. Where will you head next?

@fancyobsession1803

7 ай бұрын

We are looking at Europe. Since I'm working in the semiconductor industry, I hope the demands for my job will improve there.

wow this video is a downer i whant to move to canada and i really dont like people telling me not to do it just because its going to be hard to find a job every where in the world its hard to get a job

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

For the right person, the reasons in this video are not meaningful deal breakers in their path to Canada.

I don't think any channel does such chart analysis ❤❤😂

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

😅😅☺️

So, you are telling people not to move to Canada? I am a Canadian living abroad for almost 6 years now, but I am feeling a strong pull to move back home (family situation, etc.) but I am brcoming increasingly discouraged with all the information I see online regarding the current situation in Canada, and therefore not sure what to do...

@MakeThatChange

2 ай бұрын

not quite. I'm encouraging people to do their research and be honest with themselves. It is important to weigh all pros and cons on why they want to move, and have realistic expectations. For the right person, Canada is a fantastic country to live in.

Great video as always ladies, you do a good job trying to show the good and the challenging bits. Having moved to Canada recently i believe if you are comfortable financially in your home country do not make this move. Many people believe they will be comfortable with the drop in lifestyle but it’s a harder drop with the cost of living in 2023 than it has ever been previously. The usual idea is ‘i want to get a Canadian passport’ but really consider what it will actually do for you realistically?

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Canadian passport gives great travel benefits ( but it’s also relative to what your original passport is). The citizenship in itself gives us rights and social protection that our own country Russia does not provide.

@MakeThatChange Thank you for the great video and the insightful graphs that provide ideas on how to make a decision. However, a high income can be a relative concept. Could you elaborate on why having a high income and being in a high-demand profession might still not be a good idea to move? I am skilled in IT (BI, SQL, data analysis, etc.) and I am doing quite well in my country. Still, I am considering moving to Canada to start a new chapter in my life. I am aware that in the first year or two, I may need to lower my quality of life, as finding the first job in Canada, even in the IT field, may require me to accept a position that is a bit lower than what I have here. But still - IT is in demand, and probably this will not change. Isn't it secure enough to say that my career should remain quite solid and progress slowly? Additionally, currently I'm working remotely so for the first months, I guess I could stay with my current job (despite of a different time zone...). I would appreciate your comments.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

If you have high income and an in demand profession - the biggest question is what is motivating you to want to leave your own country. Imagine you have the life you have now, but the country you live in is different. Has anything changed? The reality is that the first 5 years will be difficult, it may take longer than expected to find a job, which will make you depleted on your savings. With the cost of living and tax, you will have less disposable income too. The bottom line is if you’re prepared to potentially downgrade your lifestyle for the next 5 years and work hard to progress in your career and make high income, then It’s absolutely worth it. Think about it as an investment in stock market: it will be turbulent in short term, maybe even negative, but over long term it will pay off.

@tsybze

7 ай бұрын

If i may suggest, Really do extensive research on the cost of living here in Canada. Watch videos, go on actual websites for food, rentals, insurance etc to do a proper budget and compare relative to the average to top percentile salary in your field. People underestimate just how expensive it is here, even for those in high earning industries like IT, finance, engineering, etc there is a good chance your drop in standard of living will be significant and for longer than you expect.

@labamba6643

7 ай бұрын

@@tsybze So far, I have done some of the things you mentioned, and I am still doing them. This includes watching videos, even those in which someone walks around the store looking at products, and checking all the costs using sites like Numbeo. I compared one of the largest cities in Poland with Winnipeg, where I am considering moving. In general, it is stated that consumer prices in Winnipeg are around 30% higher, rent prices around 23% higher, and almost everything is around 20-40% more expensive. However, essential services like electricity, heating, cooling, water, and garbage are around 40% cheaper, and gasoline is also more affordable. The average monthly net salary in Winnipeg seems to be around 39% higher. This suggests that it should be quite possible to find a job that will compensate for the 30% higher cost of living. What worries me the most is that it might not be easy to secure that first job in Canada, and it may be something below my professional experience. Here, I need to conduct more research. I have attended some career-related webinars, and my plan is to network with people to gather more real examples and information. I also conducted an experiment recently and changed my location on a job portal to Winnipeg to see if I would receive any offers. I only received one, and it wasn't spectacular. However, this could be because I didn't specify that I have a Work Permit. In the end, the question of how possible it is to achieve a good enough balance between the first job and the overall cost of living in Canada for an IT professional like me remains unanswered.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

You've done more research than most will ever do - so kudos to you! This makes us think that you will succeed in Canada - no matter what. The beauty of the internet is that you can start searching for a job before coming to Canada. I don't know your experience - if you haven't already, check out our video about building a resume kzread.info/dash/bejne/aXmiuMWOgsjaqc4.htmlsi=fkbZwW5wEA9AHNFB and networking ( this one is an old one, but has some good nuggets) kzread.info/dash/bejne/qqijtpOcm8_PYLA.htmlsi=4xRixAc3wBwJpJYC Generally speaking, Winnipeg is not the best city for technology, but it may change in the years to come. Having said that, technology is and will be in demand - especially if you have a specialization within your profession.

@labamba6643

7 ай бұрын

@@MakeThatChange Thank you for the kind words. Now it seems like you're more optimistic than I am, haha :) Regarding the videos, thank you for the links. I will definitely watch them, probably multiple times, when I'm a few steps further in this journey. I am aware that Winnipeg might not be the best place for IT jobs, but I've heard there are remote possibilities. What I'm not sure about is whether it's easy to secure a remote position from another province while living in Manitoba. I guess maybe not... What's your opinion or knowledge about this? There are still a few things to do before then, now I'd like to prepare for the IELTS exam and score at least 7, as scoring lower than that might decrease my chances...

if you are in IT with good skills , consider Bulgaria : Low tax , safe country much safer than any western countries , salary matching western wage in some fields ~3-4Ke netto for some DevOps , Programmer , Project Manager job position. Slavic people will easily integrate in Bulgaria , no need to go to a country which is too cold , too much "diverse" and sort of ethnical getthos and a very difficult to make true friends , with expensive real estate and problem with worklife balance ... Canada I believe is good if your own country sucks , you have high skills and low pay job . Also I think Doctor and every profession connected with state diplom should not move there as they have high chance to not be able to be doctor unless they retake some exams ...

@debuthunter5389

7 ай бұрын

Bulgaria is a decent option. I live in Turkey atm, and in a few years time, once my wife and I have enough experience in Canada to take our work remotely, we will relocate back to Turkey most likely.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Bulgaria is a beautiful country indeed! Great EU alternative gem💎 it is also our dream to visit Istanbul one day 🙏

So I won't move to Canada I move to place near you is it ok for you

I'm a Financial Analyst working in London UK earning £28k, looking to move to Toronto next year. I got my Masters' in 2020 and have 1 year of degree related experience. I also have £20k saved up. Would moving be a good idea or no? 😄

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Depends on your goals! What do you think you can achieve in Toronto, that you cannot achieve in London? Toronto is a financial capital of Canada, so there will be no shortage of work for you, especially if you approach your job search in a smart way. You first job will likely not pay you more than your current salary, but in a year or two, you will be able to move up and make more. It is best to start interviewing and applying for jobs a few months before your move. 20k saved up should provide you with a good cushion early on, but be prepared to spend a big chunk of it on accommodation. Finding a roommate will help spend less!

@ariellafaheydesouza1489

6 ай бұрын

@@user-cq2bq8uh2n how so? I’m thinking about moving to Canada. I would be eligible for a variety of jobs there as I’m hoping to open a business long term. How does all of this play into things? You don’t sound happy with moving there just wondering. Thx

I am in my 30's, live in Dubai and fall within the upper middle class strata of society. I am moving to Canada with the knowledge that ill have to downgrade my lifestyle...all with the hope that i will finally find a 'home'. No, i dont need a physical house for that but I'm just chasing that elusive feeling of belonging. No matter how long you stay or how rich you are , 99% of people in the Middle East will never belong and by the time they get back to wherever they come from, they wont belong there either. But unfortunately people like me cannot be plotted onto any graph.

@tavreneestubbs-reynolds2846

7 ай бұрын

This is the epitome of choosing peace.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Wishing you all the best best in your journey. ❤️That is the kind of motivation that would probably deserve a separate video !

@sohanagate3037

7 ай бұрын

Hello LilRajje, I need your help in finding a job in Dubai. Could I chat with you somewhere, anywhere. Would appreciate some help from you. Thanks in advance.

I like this graphical illustration of who should move to Canada. It really helps people to make informed decision. Right now Canada suits only for software engineers from developing countries with lower than 40k income. It also suits for tradesmen from developing countries such as electricians, plumbers, carpenters, welders, car mechanics, etc. Unfortunately, there are very few opportunities for the rest of professionals.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

That’s a great summary!

@sexygeek8996

7 ай бұрын

Software engineers and most other professionals do much better in the United States than in Canada. We get paid more, the taxes are lower, and almost everything is much cheaper.

@macromak4158

7 ай бұрын

@@sexygeek8996 No question about that. The US by far pays well for professions compared to Canada. Unfortunately, it is very hard to find a company that sponsors your work visa in the US. It is also extremely difficult to get a US Green Card. I have a friend who has been struggling in the US for 6 years to get a Green Card. That's the reason most people come to Canada to get paperwork faster and then move to the US or elsewhere. I think the Canadian government also understands this.

I want to move to a cold country, and that's the primary reason I want to move to Canada. Should I? I really cannot handle the heat..

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

There’s indeed beauty to having all 4 different seasons.

@user-np5nq4vv5d

5 ай бұрын

Denmark

Hi Ana/ Anna whatever, I want to thank you a lot for being so honest. As a highly skilled and qualified brain and heart surgeon from Syria, I am now definetively considering moving to Canada, in particular for the possibility to earn more money and to speak and live free. But I will recommend to my cousins Ali and Mohammed, who are in the kebab business, to stay where they are. Right?

@MakeThatChange

4 ай бұрын

Seems like all 3 of you fall into the category of people who don't feel comfortable or secure in your home country. Hence, you should definitely consider moving to Canada. All of you will need to work hard to reach comfortable level of income. You, being a doctor, will need to get your medical license in Canada. We also made a video exploring philosophical side of question "should you move to Canada", if you're interested: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZpauuKWYXb3biJc.htmlsi=CiW3Qpi1IDbZpkDx

Low interest rates, particularly the ultra-low, "emergency" interest rates during the pandemic, combined with poor scaling of housing production ( ie not in proportion to increase in population ) over last 10 years have all created a gross distortion in the Canadian economy and social fabric of Canada (ie shrinking the middle class , creating a division between those who got into the real estate market early vs late). This cheap money / credit has particularly affected the distortion, by creating an incentive to take on huge debt/boosting bids (including new permanent residents taking on huge debt), multiple real estate investments (competitions to out-bid, out-shine, your neighbours, friends, boasts all around). Here in Canada , there should have been better foresight (learning from the US great recession 2007 to 2009) although there were differences; banks here have been able to give loans pretty risk free given the mortgage insurance provided to lenders by CHMC ie ultimately by the Canadian tax payer collectively shouldering the risk. As people have struggled to keep up with their mortgages, some of the cost has naturally been passed to the mortgage helpers, ie, tenants . Given the ridiculous housing costs (Combined also with other, non-housing sources of inflation,) more mortgage and non-mortgage holders alike have been resorting to food-banks to cover the difference. Currently it might make sense to re-think immigration targets, given that infrastructures (health system, emergency system, transport systems, housing "systems") haven't scaled. Canada does need immigration for help with new building (etc) but the catch-22 is that there has to be buildings to reasonably and respectfully house these builders (etc). Part of the reason for the earlier "plan" to boost immigration targets even higher (currently being revised) might have been the following : in the absence of significantly new building construction, keep immigration targets high thereby keeping demand high on existing housing, thereby maintaining equity levels in housing even despite increasing interest rates (ie to prevent sellers selling at a loss, or worst case to prevent fire-sells, to get a buyer). Ie to prevent a dreaded housing price collapse, engineer at worst a soft-landing. Of course, if the high cost of living in Canada becomes even worse, that will act as a disincentive, and immigration will adjust naturally as demand to come here goes down. However, this would take time for it depends on accurately communicating the situation in Canada to potential new-comers. Harshly speaking, demand to immigrate would also depend on whether coming to Canada is the lesser of two evils.

Left Canada 14 months ago.

I’m high net worth family and just want to move because of my kid. You have been in Canada for last few years. Was Canada have been so bad in past or it has been last few year ? What I know is Canada has been good with public education and research. I think in last few year Canada become greedy and invite too many folk with low skill.

@ralayilla1324

7 ай бұрын

Do not move to Canada. You will regret it. There are so many immigrants coming in and not enough homes being built to catch up at all with the increasing population due to high immigration. Also, there is a lot of LGBT+ brainwashing being taught in the schools where they brainwash the children into being LGBT+ and opting out of the curriculum is not allowed and the teachers would even harass children or parents that speak up. Also, the government freezing peoples bank accounts and arresting as well as attacking protesters during the Freedom Convoy is an example of Canada being an authoritarian country. This place is not the paradise that people outside of Canada think of. Please beware.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

“Bad” is a very subjective and relative description of Canada. It’s hard to say and also depends on what your lifestyle is and goals - the cost of living is high, so low and med earners and singles may struggle more financially.

Cold weather is another reason why you should not come to Canada

@debuthunter5389

7 ай бұрын

Some people (like me) like the cold weather. White winters can be super nice. Skiing, outdoor ice skating/hockey...

@sufyanmukri9610

7 ай бұрын

@@debuthunter5389 Agree. Some people do like snowy winters. However, people who migrate from warmer climates find it difficult to adjust. Some may not be able to cope at all

@debuthunter5389

7 ай бұрын

@@sufyanmukri9610 - I for sure see what you're saying, but the high majority of Canada's immigrants come from very warm places (2022 numbers) :) The cold is another aspect of the struggle. Your purpose needs to outweigh the weather. Lol. India (118,095 immigrants) China (31,815 immigrants) Afghanistan (23,735 immigrants) Nigeria (22,085 immigrants) Philippines (22,070 immigrants) France (14,145 immigrants) Pakistan (11,585 immigrants) Iran (11,105 immigrants) United States of America (10,400 immigrants) Syria (8,500 immigrants)

@sufyanmukri9610

7 ай бұрын

@@debuthunter5389 Wow. Great stats. Yes, many people do come to Canada from warm places. All struggle but many learn to cope. They are some who could not survive n they leave or stay in a warmer area

@debuthunter5389

7 ай бұрын

@@sufyanmukri9610 - It's definitely tough. I found the first season or two to be no problem. There interestingness of life being so different gets you through I find (at least for me and other people I know), but once you get the long winter every year, it starts to get a little tiresome.

The one great thing is when you first get to Canada if you could just get on ODSP if they can provide you quarters to stay so you can try your new job and if you have success then you will be free to grow in this country problem is 1/2 is not using common sense it's true so there is high value of Canada and right now I would suggest it would be the best time to get your foot in the door 🚪😅

it's disingenuous to say that politics or economics makes no difference because there are problems everywhere. Canada has seen the second highest rise in property and rent prices in the world.....the first is Turkey......where the have extreme inflation. Politicially the country is an absolute mess as well and there are far better options in the West in terms of this too.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Unfortunately not all western countries have such diverse and multiple immigration options for foreigners

I did the "why not" mistake, but it was not with Canada, it was with Denmark

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

how did that turn out in the end?

@noj1yt

7 ай бұрын

Hows Denmark?

@cjp2840

7 ай бұрын

Danmark is an "insider" country ... no one will try to help and they have sort "barrier" at the entrance . I was considering Danmark 10 years ago , even in IT you have issue to find work and accommodation ... I am now in Bulgaria and I did not face sort of "discrimination issue" here.

@datadrivendev

7 ай бұрын

I really liked living in Denmark, however there are 3 major problems there: Cost of living is high, finding a job without being fluent in Danish is extremely hard, even if it's just a "survival job", and immigration laws are extremely tough for non-EU citizens

@datadrivendev

7 ай бұрын

I ended up leaving the country. One should never do the mistake of assuming that everything is gonna be okay just because it's Denmark, or Canada or whatever the country, before even considering applying to live somewhere, speak to people who have already gone through the process, you must be aware of the challenges well before you arrive in the new country, once you're already there it's often too late

I’ve been trying to get a visitors visa

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

how's it going so far?

@Maziseba

7 ай бұрын

@@MakeThatChange working with an agent here in Nigeria Still expecting a feedback

wow

Moved to Canada last year It’s the best decision my family made

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

That's amazing to hear! Congrats!

@wolfgangvanchopin4093

6 ай бұрын

@@MakeThatChange thanks :D

I am in Canada forever, but I’m not a Canadian

Canada here i go

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

🙌🙌

This Nov 2023 it was announced by Trudeau that the Digital Services Tax (DST) is coming to Canada. The Carbon Tax is also non-negotiable (taxing people is the way to bring in truckloads of $$$$$$$$).

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

I thought DST only affects multimillion corporation tax - how does it affect the common folk?

@user-xt8sm9xc1e

6 ай бұрын

@MakeThatChange Do I need to call in an economist (a professional in economics)? Multimedia sources like Bell, Rogers and all other media platforms will demand subscriptions (& if this fails to bring in the dough, prices from Cable, to phone to Internet will raise their prices to makeup for the tax burdens). This means taxes for the multimillionaire companies but higher prices for us common folk. I bet you in one year, Bell cable will cost you 300$ per month.

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

Never paid more than 60$ for the internet and not intending to. Cable is a waste of money to begin with - people still use it?

@user-xt8sm9xc1e

6 ай бұрын

@@MakeThatChange Yes, I'm signed up but mostly for weather and news as most of the time I'm on Tubi, Netflix, Vevo & KZread.

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

you can get weather and news for free.

You both exemplify a high level of responsibility among KZreadrs who generously share information and guidance with individuals contemplating a move to Canada. 👍👍

@kenyup7936

7 ай бұрын

so true

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you! This means a lot and motivates us to do more 💕

@PummelMuschi

6 ай бұрын

QUEBEC NEEDS AN OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY 💙🤍✊🏻⚜️ THE FUTURE IS NOW

I live in America, There is nothing you can do to make me think that I shouldn’t move.

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Right on

@str8cndian

7 ай бұрын

good luck getting a job here.. get in line behind 1 million immigrants!

@paul.hogan720

6 ай бұрын

There's no work, rent is 65% of your income, a small house is 1 million dollars and you will be taxed to death. Have fun tho!

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

there has never been more jobs open in Canada than this year.

@WheresYourToque

12 күн бұрын

Yeah, floor cleaner at McDonald's, vacuum salesperson, window washer ..​@@MakeThatChange

Travelling is expensive generally, so I'm confused as to why that would be in your list of reasons for someone not to move to Canada. Also, it's not as bad as you're making it sound.

@MakeThatChange

3 ай бұрын

Depends on your definition of “expensive” and how much you like to travel of course. 800$ for a domestic 4 hour flight expensive. I can fly in Europe for under 200$. 1000 for flying Toronto- London is expensive when I can fly to Bangkok from EU for that price. Flying to Vegas from Toronto is cheaper than a domestic flight to Montreal from Toronto.

@thatsBSfrom876

3 ай бұрын

@@MakeThatChangeOkay. If someone likes to travel they can look for cheap deals. It also depends on the time of year - flying during peak seasons - summer and major holidays - are generally more expensive. Flying during winter months is the cheapest. You cannot make a broad statement that flights are expensive, therefore don't move to X Y Z country. Flying isn't a valid reason to not move anywhere. Maybe do some research that's a bit more objective.

@MakeThatChange

3 ай бұрын

@brendaallison876 if it’s not a valid reason for you, doesn’t mean it isn’t for others. We’ve met plenty of people who moved to Europe for a better mobility, others have families living around the world and want to stay connected. Of course, it is possible some cultures value travel and exploration a lot more than your culture does.

@thatsBSfrom876

3 ай бұрын

@@MakeThatChangeTravelling is not a 'cultural' thing. It's transportation from one place to another. As I said, do some objective research and not post sensationalist nonsense based on your likes and dislikes of a place.

@MakeThatChange

3 ай бұрын

We will take your suggestion into consideration, but it doesn’t look like you’re our target demographic given the context of our video and channel, so not sure if it’s valuable feedback.

I don't agree with the "if you make a lot of money why moving to Canada" because it depends on which country you're in. I'm in Morocco and I really don't like living here, nothing corresponds me, there is a lot of corruption, the country is still under development, and there is just too much things that pisses me off, even though the cost of living here is very very cheap so I can save a lot of money.

@MakeThatChange

4 ай бұрын

That's fair. Everyone's situation is unique, and some of the content in this video is largely generalized.

are we de-promoting Canada ?

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Keeping it real

She's right! Don't do it! Low pay, incredibly high rents, lack of healthcare (you can't pay for it either - read about Kingston lining up at 5am, with more than 5,000 people for a single doctor accepting new patients), terrible weather and your drive for hours....

Seems like immigration to Canada is better for people starting their careers rather than established people I’m lucky I’m thinking of switching in another industry so starting over isn’t a issue plus I’m leaving my business in my family hands so I will still be getting part of the profits so could cushion my expenses

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Well, only if people are graduating from a Canadian university and starting a career. It may be challenging to qualify for immigration without work experience, although some provincial programs have looser requirements.

Oh well, They should have come! They could have been unemployed and lost all their money all while sitting in a room by themselves cause it's sooo fun here. If they felt ambitious they could go outside and build a snowman too but i think you need a permit for that so you have to check with the municipal gov't to see how much that costs. It's great really,, Everytime we have a flu outbreak, we protect our people and shut every business down as well.. you'll be safe in Canaduh!

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

love a well crafted sarcasm!

Canada is ridiculous, too expensive, too cold or winter lasts too long, there are no jobs unless you’re happy making $16/hr. Houses cost too much, rent is too high and food prices are too high. Canada only has 3 major cellular networks and all are too expensive as well, how can a country so big only have 3 major networks?. I can understand why people don’t want to live in Canada, don’t to immigrate to Canada, it’s too expensive, Canadas leader Trudeau is an idiot but yet Toronto residents keep voting him in and say Toronto because that where the majority of the votes come from.

We are broke from people moving here and don't work

First to comment

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

🙌

@debuthunter5389

7 ай бұрын

Any value to add to the chat? :)

@Maziseba

7 ай бұрын

@@debuthunter5389 as a Nigerian I have had so many struggles in pursuit for a better using immigration as a route but it’s been dicey and this channel gave me a hope

Hi i won't give up on moving to canada it doesn't matter I always ignore what they're saying about canada is expensive the food is expensive blah blah blah I've been always dreaming of living in Canada and now i want to study there but it gets more worried about studying in canada i'm from puerto rico and I want to leave puerto rico for good why because we don't have a decent future for my country and many people are leaving puerto rico since after hurricane maria in 2017 i choose to study in the us idon't have a problems to go to the university of any state or if i choose to study in canada yes but how Americans are considering to move to canada

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Wishing you all the best in your journey. Determination and motivation beats everything!

After the non sense festival in Mississauga last night , people not moving to Canada sounds great .

I also want to personally discourage anyone who is not hard working and who doesn't like our culture to please stay in your own country :)

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

🙌

I donot know what u guys problem in one video you say come here in other video not come

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Don’t listen to us. Do your research and make a decision that’s right for you.

I don’t mind starting over tho as I feel stuck in career and not getting any progress in skills development by staying in my home country, Thailand. It is not just taking hard work but also cost me expensively just to improve my skills. It is not affordable if you are the locals unless you were an expats earning Western currency incomes then you would live more than comfortably in Thailand. As you explained clearly and insightful, it is certainly that I would need to readjust my plan to be more practical and flexible enough for whatever situations I might find myself in Canada because I already made my decision to move in the near future.

@debuthunter5389

7 ай бұрын

Make sure you research which places would be best to finding work, and move to somewhere affordable. Have backup plans, and don't over-invest there until you're securely on your feet. Best of luck!!

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Well said! It also goes a long way to have a strong conviction and do whatever it takes. It is hard, but it pays off if you remember why you’re doing that 💕 all the best!

@tayntp

7 ай бұрын

@@MakeThatChange Thank you. Your channel is my most favorite and my inspiration to prepare moving to Canada. Your contents along with Yulia’s from her Canada days always insightful and honest, probably the least bias as well. That you guys weren’t try sugarcoat to make it overtly positive in Canada compared to other channels that tried to sell you sponsored services at the end. Keep up the good work. 👍🏻

@MakeThatChange

7 ай бұрын

Thank you, glad ur resonates with you ☺️

أنا أحب أجي كندا 🇨🇦

Hello.

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

Good morning!

@daxofficial0915

6 ай бұрын

Hello how are you doing.

To move, why not😅

Italy taxd 43% for +55k €

@MakeThatChange

6 ай бұрын

And the bureaucracy🤕

@MrChinese00

6 ай бұрын

@@MakeThatChange infinity bureaucracy😂 a passaport 6/7 mouths😵