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4 жыл бұрын

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4 жыл бұрын

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4 жыл бұрын

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@anisrehman2942

4 жыл бұрын

Please reply bro i really need your help i want to come canada i want to do bussiness there please suggest me a good bussiness i have one lac dollars

No Music, No plastic Expressions, No Misleading info, No Ads, and just ACCURATE, FAIR AND STRAIGHT UP FACTS, I wish people were that fair on KZread..... I just love the simplicity you both possess...thank you so much for the effort and I wish you a Million subs inshaa Allah

@CanadaCouple

4 жыл бұрын

🙏

Very good video, here's my input,want to save money in Canada,don't rent expensive apartment (better live in smaller cities),don't shop in expensive shops,there are cheaper ones look around for them,never and I mean never finanace a car,save money and buy a decent used care between 7-4k (I bought mine for 2grands and it worked amazing),it all depends on the year and millage research before you buy a car,a lot of cars are lemons. Try not to eat out every damn day,treat yourself once in a while, trust me it's cheaper to cook. In general don't finance anything,if you don't have the cash then you can't afford it. Don't take credit cards if you do ( to build your credit score) take the least amount possible and basically almost never use it without paying back asap ,and when u build your score burn that card. And lastly one of the biggest reason most immigrants are broke and working like crazy is buying a house they can't afford. Just don't buy house until you have more than enough savings for your future .Do these and you would be fine

@rajeshranjan5170

4 жыл бұрын

How much one can earn monthly as a newcomer working in low profile jobs like in shop, restaurant, tim , McDonald's , etc ?

@flayvaboy1

4 жыл бұрын

@@rajeshranjan5170 these guys in the video definitely earn more than a McDonalds or other min wage worker. Listen to what this guy said about saving money. This video is more like if you come to Canada and are working good careers here.

@Yuvsters

4 жыл бұрын

You hit the nail on the spot! My father always preached the same to all newcomer immigrants but sadly no one listens and everyone ends up financing everything that they can’t afford. Living a pseudo lifestyle 🤷‍♀️

@whemike

4 жыл бұрын

Best advise ever.. Credit cards are like little demons waiting to bury you.

@wissamkashif3085

4 жыл бұрын

Rajesh ranjan 40 hours per week minimum wage $14 per hour. Expect around $2200 per month.

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@Swapnil_The_Rockstar

4 жыл бұрын

How much is cost of living for single person going alone as a bachelor through Express Entry ? Can I survive alone with one full time job?

@changcts

4 жыл бұрын

Swapnil bharambe Yes very much with highest luxury level. Will save even more if you stay in shared.

@mihirjoshi5843

4 жыл бұрын

Hey canada couple❤ I am married and I am coming in January intake for studies and i want take my wife with me when i will go...is it possible?

@Swapnil_The_Rockstar

4 жыл бұрын

@@mihirjoshi5843 which course bro?

@taniya3241

4 жыл бұрын

Kindly do me one favour, Now I am Teller of HDFC BANK ,I want to settle CANADA . What can I do first level ? Plz help.....

This might just be the most informative video I have ever watched. Thank you guys!! Totally loved it.

I go to gym once a year just to pay the fees 🤣🤣😂😂👌👌

@soumyasaha1559

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😄😄😄

@lakshaytewatia6205

4 жыл бұрын

N i search for the gym with a free membership 🤙🏽🤣

@harshbhai11

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@joggautube123

4 жыл бұрын

best cancle the membeship, buy some keep fit equipment?

@ngashanminaga8368

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

I watch u r vedios i felt very happy sure i and my son also follow u r videos and u r suggestion all the best for u r bright future

The BC costs are generally: $2100 for renting a 1 bedroom house (don't do basements, about the same price) $300 a month for food if you can handle eating 1 meal a day from McDonalds $100 - $200 a month for lease on a new low price car $300 a month for car insurance $100 a month for internet $200 a month for utility if not paid for in rented house

Great video you two. accurate. the costs are real . I'm a native Canadian and this is all very accurate and also annoying how expensive it is here. You have lots of good tips to help people out here. Tell Immigration Canada to have this as required viewing to come to Canada.

I really like the way you have discussed everything in so simple way. You are doing a good Job Man. I will definitely reach you if I have any concerns regarding Canada. At the end again, Thanks a lot.

I love how none you interrupt each other as you both speak great chemistry.

So nice video. Thankyou for giving us so much information and a nice tour of Canada. It's a treat to watch both of you. ❤️🙏Keep posting 🙏

Great video! Very informative. I'm moving to Toronto in the summer and your videos have helped a lot. Keep them up!

@javed_s

3 жыл бұрын

Bro will you help me to reach canada for cctv regarding job ???😢

@zothan_puia

3 жыл бұрын

Are you now in Canada 😁

So basically in Canada, every expense is $50 or more per month. Very thorough video. Thanks

The best thorough video on the reality... Kudos... Excellent knowledge...

Many thanks for all the uploads!

Sir.. Your videos are quite informative. I know that it is very difficult to adjust in country like Canada. Hope people shall start understanding the value of India after watching your videos. East or West.... India us the best. Life is full of colours and festivals. No tension at all. Anyhow... Thank a lot..... God bless you both

@dvora4

Жыл бұрын

I am a canadian ( naturalized) and i left in '83'. I have neither the desire to go back nor the money to do so. I can't imagine the cost, the cold and the boredom if you are in the poverty level there. Unfortunately, with the reciprocal visa antagonism for Canadians wanting Indian visas, it is getting much harder to stay here. I never want to leave india. Why would I?

The video is v informative... you are doing a great job guys...such videos gives a lot of confidence to people who are planning to migrate to canada... thanks alot

@ziauddinuddin3506

4 жыл бұрын

Richa singh... How are you sister.i want to go canada. My what's app number 006586501410

@christinebradshaw9377

2 жыл бұрын

Dont. Its awful and unsafe for women and children with its very permissive sex laws

Now thats call a video to help and give information to the people who wants to moving or near moving to Canada, good job

thank you , you guys discussed almost everythings...

i think you are the nicest people in Canada . thank you so much for all the information . thanks from Pakistan .hopefully i will get their one day and get to meet you guys .

@zoeyanaqvi-zn7482

4 жыл бұрын

sweet

To viewers, this is based on costs in Toronto (not throughout other Canadian cities). Living costs vary from city to city, Toronto being one of the most expensive - followed by Vancouver.

@larryc1964

3 жыл бұрын

To be sure!!! You wouldn’t even catch me visiting Toronto let alone live there. It’s highway robbery everywhere you turn.literally. In Ontario move to Windsor or Sarnia to take advantage of the USA close border. I buy 90% of goods and services there. See my comment earlier

@baladithyavariar5762

2 жыл бұрын

Good

@donm2067

2 жыл бұрын

Markdale is 1m$ for a house

Thanks a lot for motivating us & not misleading us.... All your information it was very helpful.

These prices are from 2 years ago now and a lot has changed. I recommend watching The Brown Tribe and Waddup Canada

Hello Harmeet & Manpreet, 1st of all many thanks for imparting and sharing knowledge through your experiences for Canadian migration enthusiast and I guess every appreciates your efforts on your channel. Just one observation if you don’t mind i found driving and making video is not a safe act, as it can be risky and obviously all of us wants you to be safe, just see if you can avoid in future. cheers

sir, I've seen u in bramalea city centre. I wanted to talk to u, but got shyness that time. next time, I will not miss it out. ☺️

Great video. Glad to hear your movie buffs and enjoy eating out as I can relate. 👍

U both r so informative, clear as n detailed in communication. Looking forward to some more stuff from you guys ...Till then chayos

4:24 - Lake shore and Park lawn. We are neighbors!

(I am watching the video and same time drafting the points as well, please ignore the formatting)Just few comments here ... for groceries if you are ordering online you lose out 'price match' option, secondly, been a desi the quality of the produce is feel and touch so you compromise over that as well. You forgot to include car maintenance and winter tyres cost over the time though its not too much but one must consider that as well. for IPTV majority of Netflix shows are available ... though you have to compromise over picture quality. if the rental apartment is managed by property management company or entire building is rented then you have pay for parking (depending on building to building parking is included in rent). If you are renting it from someone personally (like if someone has investment property) then you have a parking spot available plus its in suite laundry available. for grooming services there are bunch of good outlets available like first hair cut choice, great clips etc you can find thr discount coupons online or in your mail (regular cut is 22+HST). There are desi saloon available which cost less than franchise saloons. As far as females saloon goes if your wife knows someone who is operating from home then she may end up paying less (i can't comment on this as much as i don't have expertise in that ;)). Govt gives you CCB (Canadian Childcare Benefit) depending on your household income. which changes every year depending on take returns. Secondly, for daycare if you are sending your kid to licensed home daycare provider which is fairly low ($40 to $50 a day) as compare to commercial daycare. For Gym expense majority of the employers do provide employee taxable benefit for employee healthcare but NOT EVERYONE so you can get rebate on that or there are some good gym membership packages available to big employers which is less than $50 a month. for winter shopping you can the good jackets from sale depending on what brand are you going for. you get tax rebates depending on how many ppl are working, plus towards the end of the year you get Ontario Trillium benefit if you are renting (though its not too much but it is something, but still depending on your household income). You can also save money if you are paying hydro by yourself by replacing all the bulbs to LED that will save money in long run. Secondly, you didn't mention anything about water bill (usually its part of your hydro and gas (for heating) or part of rent .

@Amiralyb

4 жыл бұрын

one more thing regarding gym if you are in peel region (mississauga) there are good community centres (Meadowvale Community Centre) the gym is also good so you can get the membership and avail benefit of living in Mississauga :)

@amyseaden9069

4 жыл бұрын

Would disagree with a few things. Most employers don’t provide benefits like reduced fees gym fees. The benefits tend to be for higher paying jobs. Your fees for daycare are quite low in the GTA even for home daycare. You also have to look at safety of childcare and whether any learning is going on. You may be paying a lower price but if there are only one adult supervising one child is it safe. When selecting childcare price is only one factor you need to consider. Safety is the biggest issue. Trillium drug program has nothing to do with whether you are renting. It is for people who pay a large percentage of their income to purchase prescription medication. Believe it is over 4% of your income. Mostly it is for people who do not have access to employer extended health benefit plans and either very high medication costs or lower incomes who have chronic conditions that require somewhat expensive medications. If you are making a decent salary there is quite a large deductible you must pay first and many medications aren’t covered like in private plans.

A lot of college students live for about $700-900 per month here. In Vancouver or Toronto area it's pretty tight, but in a smaller city it's fine.

Great and transparent couple. Good👍 job keep it up. God bless you both, stay safe n be safe

You guys are amazing..very informative and lovely to watch. Its lovely how you compliment each other. Its lovely to see a indian male who believes in equality and looks after his women. Stay blessed Wishing you all the Success in Health and Wealth

@modernman1240

2 жыл бұрын

Shut up, you dmb cnt

Really Really Really well explained and knowledgeable video...I am from Pakistan and after watching this video, I came to know that Canada is not a paradise which usually people make a sketch in front of others by hiding the realities like cost of living, hardworking with time management etc. keep it up and best of luck for u guys

@amyseaden9069

4 жыл бұрын

Seems to be a myth in many countries that Canada is some sort of utopia. Think many returning home to their communities also do not want to be honest if they may be struggling which then encouragers other people to come to Canada when it may not be the best option.

@monacoelho7380

4 жыл бұрын

MUDASSIR SHABEER sorry to burst your bubble. But truth be told after some initial struggle for a year or so Canada is indeed a great place to live and bring up yours kids. With cost comes quality. Everything except insurance is worth every penny you spend. Insurance here is a scam! Talk Work life balance health benefits clean air first world facilities first world passport the list is endless.

@amyseaden9069

4 жыл бұрын

Mona Coelho I think Canada is great and have lived here all my life. Your story had a happy ending but not all do. Many think their money will go a long way because they are comparing it to their salary in their home country but don’t realize that expenses will equally as high. Many are under the impression that nobody struggles financially in Canada. It is rare to see the poverty seen in many countries but there are still homeless families who can’t afford enough food. People assume welfare will be there if ever needed but the welfare rates are very low. Also people expect no wait times when it comes to accessing healthcare. Most expect the same attention and access to care they received with their private medical coverage that they often had in their home countries. Many leave a very comfortable life back home. Lots of people working 7days a week or have multiple hours to commute everyday so work life balance isn’t guaranteed in Canada either. If you have realistic expectations and have done your research you will love Canada.

Nicely elaborated about everything ..Good one :*

Nice to see both Canada couple and luvraj Tyagi togather

you both are just amazing....the way you explain the things is really appreciable.

@mathewskoshy2717

3 жыл бұрын

Excellent

Thanks very much.I got a clear picture.But one thing you missed is medical expense in case of emergency..

@changcts

4 жыл бұрын

hari krishnan none if it is not related to dental or vision. OHIP does not cover dental and vision and prescribed drugs at pharmacy. However any medicine at hospital is free

@TheHari9944

4 жыл бұрын

Chinmoy Saha oh, Thanks very much....

@amyseaden9069

4 жыл бұрын

Healthcare varies by province. All depends on what you consider an emergency. In many countries you go to the emergency department for everything even a cold. You are expected to go to your family doctor or after hours clinic for minor things where you won’t need scanning, IVs, etc. You will receive a bill for taking an ambulance in all provinces I think. The amount of the bill varies a lot. It should not stop you from calling an ambulance but if you don’t actually need the services of a paramedic and can drive to the hospital I would suggest doing so. Having extended healthcare benefits through your employer is something you should be looking for when looking for jobs especially with a family. Things like dental care can be very expensive especially for a family. Things like getting a private or semi-private room in hospital would also be covered by extended benefit plans. Same as things like wheelchairs, crutches, etc. Most of acute care in the hospital is usually covered but when you leave you may incur costs. Canada has around 70% health coverage not 100%.

I really enjoyed the video. Thank you for the super video.

Really informative!!!

It will be good if you show the grand total by adding up all of your expenses.

@neilcarroll7847

4 жыл бұрын

Guys you are saying Canada is expensive.... Come to Dubai... It's two times more expensive here!!

@larryc1964

3 жыл бұрын

You wouldn’t want to see that bill in Canada. It’s an absolute ripoff to live there. I left

Hello guys. Thank you for the information which provided to us. May God bless you. I've completed ma grad in CSE and currently it's been more than year working as a software developer and now willing to pursue masters, what do you suggest on this? Thanks in advance for you response.

So much understanding between both of you: your team work is so outstanding.

Thanks. This video was very helpful. Great information.

I've been watching your videos since 2018 . You guys have evolved I am thinking about applying for PR in Canada . My wife is a PhD holder and I am an engineer ( Electronics ) with business in Delhi . I need to ask you guys some Q's: 1) what were your education qualifications before coming to Canada 2) what are your job profile's here now ( do not mention salary ) 3) how much time did it took you to get your first job 4) what's the job scenario now in Toronto 5) what's the status of cannabis jobs in Ontario and Alberta

you guys are the cutest couple I've seen in quite a while :)

Thank you so much for sharing such valuable information about the living expenses in Canada.

Good information, straight & simple. Thank you.

Hey guys ....!!!You both are superb...you boths guys make me feel lyk that M there in canada bcoz due to corona m there in India but mah hubby was in calgary .!!!whenever m watching out your vlogs ....it you know make me feel lyk that m there with my hubby ....so keep growing with your vlogs 😘🥰best wishes for you both

You should have also mentioned that how much you both are earning together, so that we can get an idea of living standards more clearly according to your life style.

@hiteshchaudhari1532

3 жыл бұрын

must be not less than 6000 per month after tax...they recently bought house of CAD 7 lac..i think they had some money from India as well or their salary must be high

@manisandhu5173

3 жыл бұрын

Plus they would be earning some from KZread as well...

@bgcreativity-bijita4513

3 жыл бұрын

Ha haa

@rushikeshjagtap6078

3 жыл бұрын

i felt same

@dynamicactivities3584

3 жыл бұрын

True... Please tell us how much r uearning?...

Thanks for sharing that information.

Overall a good informative video...cool couple too...

Hi, nice to hear from you, your experience in Canada, can you Pls tell me, what are lowest jobs I can work to servive, Evan if I bring my family in Canada.?

I like the video. Thought you should change the title to cost of living in GTA Toronto. Canada has different costs across the country.

@marshalkiruba

4 жыл бұрын

correct

thank you for valuable information.. god blessed both of you .. have a great day

Wonderful an honest review...luv u guys

Jeez, that's so much 😁

looks like both of you as a couple make a lot of money in Canada..! living the high life already!

@canadianjatti

4 жыл бұрын

This is not high life lol this is middle class

@sonjagatto9981

3 жыл бұрын

@@canadianjatti not exactly either...

That's a gorgeous view from your apartment

Thanks for sharing your nice information. Appreciate 🙏

this is the reason I am living in Calgary , not insanely expensive like Toronto

@godwinchelsea

4 жыл бұрын

I need a job in Calgary bro

@kadabagerebhavan3588

4 жыл бұрын

@@godwinchelsea check on indeed

@godwinchelsea

4 жыл бұрын

@@kadabagerebhavan3588 give your watsapp number bro help me .my family situation is very bad bro

@EvansTheTraveller

4 жыл бұрын

are you attending any college?

@kadabagerebhavan3588

4 жыл бұрын

@@EvansTheTraveller work

Hi, I was wondering about the health insurance and hospitals there. Would you kindly make a video about that. It would help many of us. Thank you

@evalynchuran8684

4 жыл бұрын

You pay your own if you are not covered by your workplace.

@mohammedosman88

3 жыл бұрын

In Ontario where is this video taken, you are a PR, you are eligible for Ontario Health Insurance Program (OHIP) within 2-3 months as I remember.

Simple, informative and interesting video💖

you both look really good together and i am happy for you both for a new life. thnx fr sharing this vid its verry helpfull.

U could have summed up and do tax calculations

Did you forget to fasten the seatbelt ? Good video but please follow the rules and drive safe!

@canadianjatti

4 жыл бұрын

I see it the coat partially covers it

Hi, This is my first time watching from Nairobi, Kenya. Please keep it up; very useful information to the point. Nice!

Very good, All required info is covered.

Seems like you want to scare off newcomers.... I live with my wife and here how it goes (monthly): Groceries: $200 Car: $100 Gas: $150 Insurance: $140 Gym: $10 Rent: $1900 (very expensive in Toronto) Phone: $40 Internet: $70 Other: $300

@aminmneina6317

4 жыл бұрын

@@Zacdayak63 I only by basic ingredients and cook all meals at home.. For meat and chicken I usually stock up when there's a sale, usually buy meat for $6/kg and chicken for 2$/kg

@rajeshranjan5170

4 жыл бұрын

How much one can earn monthly as a newcomer working in low profile jobs like in shop, restaurant, tim , McDonald's , etc ?

@9096043793

4 жыл бұрын

Amin Mneina hi Amin, I’m planning to go to Vancouver. I just want to know if I get used car somewhere around 4000-5000$. Maybe 2011-2014 years model. Hi ow much would be the insurance for newcomer. And is it possible to get third party insurance. Thanks

@dheerajverma4721

4 жыл бұрын

@@rajeshranjan5170 3200

@whemike

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you..

When i see your video.. i started thinking of immigration.

@Atifimrankhan

3 жыл бұрын

Will see u next year in canada..plz suggest me a good consultant

hey there, the video was really useful. It would be really helpful if you make a video regarding social connections (friends,neighbors).

Amazing information Thanks a ton!!!!

Thank you. I have decided to stay in United Kerala working in my Farm. No stress. Thank you for your extensive and very well detailed video. Thanks again!

@ttoutmat8922

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂 people have sold us a dream. It's not worth it.😂

20000 for a second hand car?? In Australia a bmw can be bought in 5000 Aud

What a video sir ji..! Zabardast ...informative .and you guys nailed it...no one Actually did this kind of video ..at least as far as i know...Thanks Guys..!

Beautiful couple! Amazing video!

You guys are so handsome and beautiful. Your children are gonna be gorgeous

I know this is an older video but the advice still applies, produce is crazy expensive at Walmart and big chain stores. You should buy your fruit and veg at your local fruit and veg shop. These are small independent stores in my city of Montreal who sell you produce, bulk items like nuts at a much better price than stores like Walmart. Some items are cheaper at Walmart and their store brand Great Value has many good items but in many staple items, they are also more expensive. Never do your groceries at jsut one store, look at weekly flyers and buy non perishables when they are on sale. Many items are on a three week sale cycle. For instance, as of writing this, a 10kg bag of name brand flour is $15.00, but I always buy them on sale for $8.99. If you shop wisely and budget, you can save a fortune on groceries. And believe it or not, the cheapest place to buy eggs here is at the pharmacy, on the weekend. If you can afford it, buy a small freezer at Walmart and when meat is on sale like chicken, stock up the freezer. You can eat well for less. It just takes being diligent and planning. Thats a big part of your monthly expense taken care of right there. Also, great video but a lot of the info in the video is only applicable to the city they live in, its different all across Canada. I live in Quebec and dont relate to a lot of what they've said. In Montreal, public transit system is great, you can live without a car, which I do. If you ever really need a car for a day, you can rent or call an Uber or taxi. Most of the time, you really dont need a car here if you live in the city.

Very nice video and love you guys.. you always put very useful content

How nice I found your channel ! The way I see it, going abroad is a good option for people living outside of their hometown. Otherwise, if you’re in your own out of your hometown, it’s best to stick to India. Thank you for such a detailed list though.

We live in Mississauga & mg husband & his friends get haircuts for just $10-$20

@mehulchopra7152

3 жыл бұрын

wtf thats mostly shitty ass haircut for me 40-50$ with tip!!!

If in India , a couple earns 2 lakh INR , It's Canada for them right here.

@sharpmind5973

4 жыл бұрын

True

@srikanthtammina1900

4 жыл бұрын

Each one 2 lakhs per month ? Or both together 2 lakhs ?

@ajaysingh-os7ry

4 жыл бұрын

Fool others

Great work n honest feedback 👏👏👏👏

Very good content..!! Thank you so much..

Hey guys great video,u seem to be loosing weight!! It's gym effect 💪 I think..or gym subscription effect..

@ziauddinuddin3506

4 жыл бұрын

Roy...how are you.i want to go canada. My what's ap number 006586501410

I live in New Brunswick. My reliable used SUV cost $3000 + $800 for winter tyres. So, there are inexpensive vehicle options out there. Also, for those moving to rural provinces, budgeting for a car is important, because in many places like the one I live in, it is a necessity. E.g. my husband and I used to travel 100kms/day for work (in our case, no bus options were available; we don't have underground metros like you do either; our trains are generally for long distance travel vs. commute). We do not have Uber here. Unlike your parking situation, we seldom have underground parking. So, we Maritimers, are used to clearing snow off of our cars on a daily basis. Our internet at its lowest tends to cost more in the $100 ballpark. Our haircuts generally cost around $30 for men, $60-70 for women.

@amypearl5871

2 жыл бұрын

So, what's your estimated cost of living per month?

You guys are wonderful how genuinely talking about things

Nice couple and nicely presenting their simple life style what really so much helpful for many peoples. I wish for them good conjugal life ever! Stay sate and healthy with blessed!

im so happy with your tips and informations, im moving to canada with my wife. may i ask which province and city you live in ?

@prabukrishnamurthy3490

4 жыл бұрын

GTA - Greater Toronto Area. (Toronto city)

Hi Guys, Your videos are very informative. Thank you. Just want to check if there's any age limit to immigrate to Canada as I'm 44 now and thinking of immigrating to Canada

@christinebradshaw9377

2 жыл бұрын

Dont, its a Scam

Excellent reportage , going into necessary details.

Wonderful advise! 😄

You go to gym only to pay 😂 that's what's happening in most families including mine...😄

1.For $50K Annual Salary, it will be close to $3200 as net pay after taxes minus contribution to company health insurance plan and some savings into RRSP/TFSA/Pension Plans . 2. For dine in costs $70 to $100 in good restaurants. in $40, one can have Dominos, Pizza Pizza or similar. 3. Hair Cuts are easily available from $10 to $20

Thank you so much. This was so informative

Much needed video.. Thanks

You guys are adorable ❤️. I've seen you from day 1 and it's been such a long journey. Haahah I remember your walk to the grocery store when you landed ! Hope to see you guys someday in person !

It's way cheaper in Montreal and Quebec city

@amyseaden9069

4 жыл бұрын

CHUCK Yes. Taxes tend to be higher and salaries tend to be lower but Quebec can be a great option especially if you speak French. Many new immigrants only consider larger cities with a large amount of people from their home country. Best to consider moving all over the country.

it is so beautiful there. at 8:28 the buildings behind look like vfx.

very informative. thanks a lot