Cost Of Living In Pakistan(2021)|How much does it cost to live in Pakistan
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- In this video I summarize the monthly costs associated with living in Pakistan. I also include the initial costs related to setup etc that we incurred. Finally a conversion to pounds is also provided together with charts for illustration.
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We moved to Pakistan from Georgia one month ago, life is nice here, I’m starting to learn Urdu, thank you for your videos,
No problem. Glad to see that you like it here 👍 Many Thanks
Why did you move and do you like Pakistani life I’m asking because I want to move to
Which city you reside
@@yarazzaqo786sheikh8 Lahore Islamabad is the best Karachi is nice as well. Every city has its own perks.
Hi 😊 iam about to move to Pakistan as well. Can I have your email or Instagram pleasee
Good job! Me & my Dutch Sri lankan wife are planning to move to Pakistan. Your videos are very helpful. Thank you very much.
Thanks a lot for your support and appreciation. All the best with your move too.
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She made video in karachi bahria town?
@@sherrykingoffighter This is Rawalpindi Bahria Town 👍
@@hassanrafique yes i know.
your honesty is refreshing, love it man. Keep it up
Many Thanks for your appreciation 👍👍
Thanks for sharing your experience. I appreciate your honesty and simple way of explaining the cost of living which gives an idea to anyone who is looking to move to Pakistan. I'm planning to move from London to Pakistan but once things are a bit in order.
Thank you Khurram Bhai. I have some follow up updated videos on costs etc as well as latest advice. It is in line with your conclusions 👍
@@hassanrafique You’re welcome. Thanks for the heads up. I’ll watch the latest videos.
Salam, super honest man and very transparent in your costing. You will get very far. You should do consultancy for new arrivals
Many Thanks you for your kind appreciation. 👍
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I can never move to Pakistan even if I wanted to cuz of my Indian roots but still it’s great to learn more about Pakistan. Great job on making these :)
Thanks for the comment. I also think there is more similiarity in cultures as opposed to differences...hopefully some day in the future travelling between the two would be much more smoother 👍
Bhai, I was looking for a video with such information. Many thanks for your documenting your UK to Pakistan move as this will no doubt help many other people considering a similar move.
You are most welcome Brother 👍👍
Salam! im a pakistani Canadian moving back to pakistan after 25years. your videos are very help full for me i really appreciate your afforts......
Thanks Brother..long time overseas wow..I am glad these have been helpful to you. All the very best and if you have any questions please feel free to ask..👍
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I have seen first proper video about living expense in pakistan. Great job 👏 Thank you
Thanks a lot for your comment and appreciation 👍
@@hassanrafique kindly make another video on same subject once you spend six months in Pakistan.
@@Proactive11 Thanks for the feedback. Yes I am planning to do so indeed..with numbers in better equilibrium 👍
Really nicely summed up brother. Bold move coming to pakistan from the UK. Hats off.
Good content
Thanks for the acknowledgement Brother 👍. Much appreciated.
Thanks for this bro, it was exactly what I was looking for
This is actually a good analysis. Keep making more stuff.
Thanks for the support 👍
Hope everything goes well for you brother 👏 Don't give up
Thanks for your support 👍
Great info. I came to US at the age of 11 because my father resides here. He came to US when I was only 2 years old. Now I am grown and married. I believe I have saved enough to buy an apartment or even a small house for my wife and I. I plan on starting some sort of a small factory and permanently move to Pakistan.
Thankd for the support. Thats great to hear. All the very best with the move Zohaib 👍
I am in the same situation but I came to the USA when I was 18 now 42 married and have 4 kids would love to move to Pakistan but don't know what to do I have done my calculation I will need at least 3 lakh a month to live comfortably in Karachi I cant work remotely I would like to so a business in Pakistan but don't know where to go and what to start let me know if you have made the move and what city are you going to .
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Thank you for this detailed video. Very informative. Great job 👌
You are welcome. Thanks
Slam bahi thank u so much for such an informative video.
May Allah pak make it easy for u stay blessed ♥️
Thank you too for your kind support. Many Thanks
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really needed to know that information thanks for sharing it with us
No problems. 👍
Salam Hassan, just watched you 1st time, what a great video. I feel honesty in your voice and expression and sincerity that unfortunately rare these days. Allah bless you. I live in UK, I don't know if I should ask you but do you now work there or have some investments that are good for sustaining. All the very best my friend. Wsalam Umar
Walaikum asalam Umar. Thanks a lot for your appreciation. If you get a chance to go through some of my other videos you will get more understanding of the context of this move..but just to state it here..I am working remotely for my employer ( the nature of my job is such that this was managable). Many Thanks 👍
@@hassanrafique thanks Hassan, Allah apko Kuch rakhe, I am hooked to your videos because I also dream to go back one day and I can relate to your story on so many levels. Saw your videos till 2am last night :-) I guess very few are left. We live in reading and I work in telecoms. My work is completely remote but my manager wouldn't agree to relocate even to Turkey when I raised it. I will have to find anything job or free lance or business etc to be able to do what you have. May Allah bless you and you succeed and if there is any help needed in UK feel free to get in touch. Wsalam, Umar
@@umarkhansaab Thanks a lot for your appreciation. Its heartening to see that you are able to overcome the disappointment that may have been caused by your manager's lack of cooperation. Yes the idea would be to sow/seek financial independence while you are there so that the transition is smooth. Thanks for your offer will definitely get in touch if there is any help needed and you please feel free to do the same in case you have aby questions 👍👍
There are a number of pretty decent/accurate videos on cost of living in the large metropolitan areas (Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad/Pindi etc). This video is a good example as it provides excellent information. However, serious research is needed on the following:
1. Expats who lived their working lives abroad but now want to retire in Pakistan.
2. They have an income of $5000.00_$10,000 USD a month.
3. They prefer to live in the rural/outlying areas, not in the cities.
4. A fair number of these expats have the money to set up complete solar systems, rainwater collection systems and to build very energy efficient homes. I noticed that there is very little concept of insulation in Pakistan. Concrete is a terrible insulator . Not having attics is a negative as well.
5. Security. How does this fare in a rural setting? Any issues?
6. Food, transportation, domestic help, utilities, etc do not matter as they can afford it. It is the location and obtaining materials to be off the grid that need to be looked at in depth.
Here, in the US, depending on where you live, you can be completely off the grid.
Thanks for the appreciation 👍. Yes point number 4 on the first floor (second in US terms) in winters makes you feel like sleeping in an igloo 😁. All questions are valid and I have some initial idea about the answers..I will see if I can make a video to answer these...👍👍
@@hassanrafiqueNo problem. You had lots of great insights and information. I really appreciate it. I have many Pakistani friends in the US who have expressed the idea of (perhaps) retiring in the old country. I just thought a video with such information could help them although I still believe that they should live in Pakistan (even in a rented place) for 8 months to a year to get a reality-based overall picture. I left Pakistan as a young man of 20 back in the 1980's and although I have visited regularly, things have changed indeed and it is not the place of which I have many happy and carefree memories. Sad but true.
As usual very informative and realistic video. Obviously it’s depends on your income/earning. How’s summer experience of your kids ? Cos they’ve not experienced that much hot weather as compared to uk.
Thanks for your compliments. So far the summer has been fine. There have been some hot days, but where we would stay at home during the day and then if needed go out during late afternoon ..house/car have AC so have managed pretty well. They are waiting for the mangos to arrive mid June :D. Many Thanks
@@hassanrafique yes mangoes, jamun (purple colour fruit with seed in it) false. These are the fruits which I desperately missing in summer, though we get mangoes but not fresh as Pakistan. Your videos are very nice ,informative and different , May Allah protect you and your family ameen
@@verdesameen9513 it was always a challange for me when it came to eating jamuns..but yes i remember my mother used to get those in an akhbar wrappet with salt sprinkled when we used to go to murree...good old days..may Allah bless you guys too..all the best👍
Salaam bhai how much does a small to a medium house cost in beri Town or surrounding areas....and also do you recommend a apartment to a house or vis versa? Keep up great work exactly along the lines I was looking for May Allah bless U n Ur family Ameen 🙏
Walaikumasalam Sister, Based on my last enquiry a 10 marla house will cost around 1 crore 80 lacs in Phase 7 and somewhat similiar in Phase 8 ( you can get some estimates from zameen.com I beleive). Defence Villas is 11 marla 3 Bed semi-Detached, currently costing at 2.2 crores. apartments in these areas are pretty spacious. I think the ones in DHA and Askari are the best ( away from commercial and gated communities too). Currently I do not have any preference either way as to which one is better to live in ( I have only lived in a house thus far...but the attraction of everything on one floor is good plus weather wise ground floor apartment is good for all seasons. I would recommend that if you decide to move...buying land and making your own house is the best thing because of the attention to detail that you can enforce. Plus it will turn out to be cheaper as well. Many Thanks for your support 👍
Thank you brother. The best video for relocating I think. I must admit though that the cost has come as a bit of a surprise to me... I thought £1k pcm would be more than sufficient. The reality is that you need a decent paying job to make ends meet, even in PK. I hope to work remotely same as you if I can.
I have a Q- how did you convert your money to PKR? Did you open a Pakistani bank account and transfer a lump sum from UK account? or did you send yourself money via moneygram type service? I suspect that the admin cost of using a UK visa debit daily would probably be too much.
Jzk
Thanks for the appreciation brother.
So my estimate is also around 1.1k pcm but this is indeed on the higher side because of circumstantial needs. In another realization one might live in their family home and kids maybe going to a good English medium school and suddenly £500 is reduced...Regards money to get going..I had saved up some amount in PK over the last few years which I used for most if the fixed costs. Once the Umbrella company route got enabled my salary started depositing in PK bank account...all the best to you too with the move when the time comes. Many Thanks 👍
@@hassanrafique appreciate your response brother, thanks. Also, hope you dont mind, i connected on LinkedIn
@@WxM3008WxM no problem you are welcome 👍👍
wow more than 2 lac rupees monthly for a family of 5!! how are Pakistani families (earning in pkr) managing to live??
Yes this is assuming you live in DHA/ Bahria and children go to international school...if one lives in their own/parents house and international school is not a requirement then almost 1 lac can be knocked off this estimate.
Just wanted to comment that the school fees is on the expensive side. So if three children go to school than one would pay 22k * 3 = 66 thousand just in fees. We are shifting too and I called IIUI School and they said fees are 11k per child. Which comes to 33k for 3 children. In the end you can select a school as per your cost margin.
Similarly I would also like to mention that there is now Roshan Apna Ghar ( Meezan Islamic too ) for overseas Pakistanis. So with Roshan Digital Apna Ghar your house rent could become an investment too.
Very good point 👍
Aslaam Alaykum, What are the average monthly living costs for a family of four with three children living in Mirpur Azad Kashmir Pakistan, including all expenses School fees for two children primary and pre school(Nursery), Grocery, Electric, Water and Gas bills for all months, Fuel for Car and Motorbike.
I read on social media that Government School Education is free in Pakistan from the age of 5 to 16 years, are they free and if they are not free have they ever been free.
What is the monthly salary for someone who works as attendant in car wash and what is the monthly rent for car wash business and Barber Shop Business in Mirpur Azad Kashmir Pakistan.
Thank you so much for this video. We are also planning to shift back but I'm afraid of few issues. Security wise and would it be worth for children in sense of education. Would you please guide me on that ?
Thanks t your appreciation 👍. I am planning two videos shortly. First one will be the 1 year update on various factors and I will cover education and security in that one. Second one will be part 2 of cost of living with actual 1 year data. Please stay tuned for that 👍👍
@@hassanrafique thank you so much bhai jaan. Your videos are so informative and helpful for overseas who are looking to relocate. One more question I had that for first couple of years I will have to manage without my husband being in pakistan due to financial reasons, what challenges can I expect and is it OK to take the step just by myself with the kids?
@@bush517 thanks a lot for the support. If you live in a gated community or a colony then it is better for the peace of mind. Additionally if you have some relatives or family in the same city it will again help with staying calm. I would say it is ideal if you can drive a car ( for grocery shopping, pick and drop if needed). You can manage without it too but then you would have to arrange Uber, Careem etc which in certain cases may feel like a restriction ( say you want to go out for ice cream with the kids). Having said that I have examples of my own sister who is currently living at the first floor of her inlaws house with three kids and her husband ( my brother in law) is abroad and she hasn't got a car too ( she manages via Careem)... another aspect is the age of the kids...in our case Arham and Ishmal have 1 hour difference in pick and drop timings. We manage it our selves but that means that one of us has to baby sit while the other does the chore..So in short it is possible but depending on certain things it may be comfortable or a little hectic...👍
@@hassanrafique great 👍 JazakAllah hu khair that's very beneficial and helpful for me to keep everything In mind. Alhumdolillah I can drive which is a plus point. Thank you so much. I really appreciate how you and your wife are very positive inspire of some challenges and differences compared to UK lifestyle. People like you make a big difference in the society. It was really stressful thought of moving back but after your guidance altot has cleared my misconceptions.
I watch your all video with 1.25x speed and the video become best as i feel you speak a little 0.25speed slow
Lol really that's interesting because in normal life I speak at 2x 😁. So the adjustment I make maybe is a little slow as you said 🙂
Very nice video,can you make a video on security level in bahria .and how freely you can walk around, thanks
Thanks for your comment. Yes, indeed maybe we can capture the security setup etc and then talk about the freedom you mention above. Certainly, people in the evenings go on walks. There are pavements here to walk on ( not as well planned as in the UK but nevertheless it is enjoyable)..BR
Very informative and helpful video because I am planning to move to pakistan. Can you include average health and higher educational institutions costs, Approximately?
Thanks for the appreciation 👍. Yes we can add the information in another video
Excellent video Hassan bhai. Please also make one video on how you are coping with work while in Pakistan such as timings, work demand, relationships with co-workers in the UK etc. Keep the videos coming
Thanks Zohaib. That is a good topic. I will make one soon. Thanks for your support 👍
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Very good question as timing will be a challenge specially for the ones working for US or Aus markets 🙂
Property and land are still quite expensive in Pakistan. They rival prices of property in high areas of Texas. I am serious.
Yes it is the case....you are right
@@hassanrafique Also, I suppose it depends where you buy the land. Pakistan is a small country with a dense population. If one wants to live in the nice neighborhoods of Karachi, Lahore, or Islamabad, one will pay top prices. Americans are a different breed though. And once you get out of the major metropolitan areas, the U.S. is a huge country with lots of open and very cheap land. Living off the grid is probably not a ripe idea for Pakistan as yet. I left Pakistan in 1983 and came of age in the mid 1970's. It was a different place then. Now I'm being told by relatives that security has also become a major issue. Is that true?
@@tibzig1 security was an issue between 2006 and 2016 but now the situation is back to the way it was before...off Grid is also becoming prevalent now that many people are getting solar panels installed...so the trend is in the positive direction...👍👍
@@hassanrafique Indeed heartening/encouraging to hear.
@@tibzig1 Big Cities are very Safe. Safer Than Many Big Populated US cities. I live in Lahore very Safe here. Very Safe Since 2018.
There are a lot of scams with car rentals in Pakistan. I have had a few bad experiences, therefore, anyone renting a car, especially if they know that you have come from abroad then you have to be very careful
That is actually a very good point because I myself have not had to try one out yet...best to always get a reference as you said. BR
Thank you very much! Was thinking of renting but not any more its like asking for trouble . What you think of getting it on finance? when you have a Roshan account that makes it easier.
@@X4ALI8080 Ah yes that is a good idea too...just make sure to make your account before coming (with existimg uk job). You can also open it when you are here against any rental income however you would need to declare that with FBR
@@hassanrafique Bro i have already opened this account and have good transaction history hopefully i will get the finance when my family moves to Pak. Im not moving with them so i can keep up with the repayments from UK.
@@X4ALI8080 all the best brother...i hope you will join them soon..like I mentioned in the other comment planning is important 👍
AOA kindly make another video on same topic ( living cost in Pakistan ). Thank you
Walaikumasalam yes I am planning to do so in the next couple of weeks as it is approaching a year now since we moved 👍
MashaAllah you're doing very well. Im watching your move to Pak very closely and your videos have been a great help. Im moving my wife and kids to Pak from UK after 11 years. I will be staying back for now. Can you please tell us if Bahria town is safe enough for a woman to live with her kids? And what you think of Beaconhouse Pothohar? And also about the water supply in Bahria town please?
Thanks a lot for supporting. Bahria/DHA in general have their security and are considered statistically very safe. However there have been some robbery incidents in DHA in the past year which has caused security to become heightened...having said that these areas are full of families and people trust the security for taking care of safety. Beaconhouse is generally considered very good...personally though, I do not have much information yet about the particular campus you mentioned...defence villas would be ideal in your situation because it is a gated community with dedicated security (around 300 houses so focused security)75k pcm for 3 bed and 90k pcm for 4 beds. Many Thanks
@@hassanrafique Thanks brother i appreciate your effots in regards with helping those planning to move back with your videos. Please tell us about water gas and electricity problems (if there is any) in Bahria/DHA. Also what you think of commuting between ISB and Bahria on daily basis?
You are welcome brother. Bahria is very good in terms of Elec/Gas supply. They have their own electricity generation hence it is famous for not having any load shedding ( I have experienced the same so far). Gas has been fine too although it is winters when the supply is judged best ( my mother's place for example has very good consistent supply of Gas, while DHA, I have heard that the strength of supply is not as strong in winters - I am talking from heater's POV, not preparing food). DHA is very good too...but occasionally load shedding can happen. You can reach ISB from Bahria in 40 - 50 minutes I believe. Regarding the ease of commute, well that would depend on the time of travelling, traffic and the car that you use ( condition in terms of comfort/AC etc). I have not commuted to ISB from Pindi daily for work since 2006 so cannot say exactly how manageable it is but loads and loads of people do this ( well at least they used to before COVID) daily so it should be manageable I suppose...Hope it helps.. Many Thanks
@@hassanrafique بہت شکریہ
Will keep looking for more videos from you. Bless you and your family.
I think we made a mistake comparing UK or USA with Pakistan. it's a different country with its own problems and benefits I lived in the USA for the last 23 years and trust me it has its never-ending problems my Abba used to say that beta there is only one place without problems and its Jannat so work towards it.
What if you wanted to buy a house? what's the cost involved there?
shift to Peshawar if you want to even divide the total cost /2 ... peshsawar is much cheaper and there are societies that offers the same level of security & safety like islamabad ... Islamabad is so expensive in general never thought
Good point..I didn't know that there was such a big difference between the cities
@@hassanrafique for introvert people like me I really Love Islamabad and Inshallah this year will shift to islamabad once again... but the only one problem is I am single and I am the only person who will shift to islamabad from my whole family... ab pata nae ham single becharo ko koi flat ya ghar dy ga ya nae ;(
hassan bhai just wanted to ask what is the monthly rental cost of avg flats in england .. Furthermore, what is the tax rate is it 30% ??
Thanks for the question brother. It depends where in england are you are looking for. In the north they are much cheaper as compared to the south. North you could be looking at around 350 to 550 pounds per month for two bed apartment while in the south this number would be around 800 to 1050 pounds pcm. London is more expensive than this... Rightmove and Zoopla are very good websites to get an idea of these 👍
relocation with UK or German salary otherwise I dont think to earn 3 Lakh in Pakistan is impossible.
Mid level onwards salary is 2.5 lac plus..goes to 1 million plus once you reach VP level
Is 160.000 pkr enough for living in Karachi?
My mum and Dad moved us to pk when we were children but we had to move back to the UK after 12 months because they ran out of money. 🙁you seem to be a lot more organised that they were
I think times might have been different bro...regarding organization...yes I do have a habit of planning things but lately have learned to let go a bit too at times...Hope all is well at your end by the way. Thanks
Im moving my wife and kids but staying back myself for now and see how it goes for them and also to provide them with the finances to keep a high standard life. It might be a bit hard for her but if i move with them we might end up with no money left to stay there.
@@X4ALI8080 I would advise that you chalk out a financial plan with an exit stratergy in case it is needed...based on my estimates in the video, giving your self 2 years to get financially settled and starting from scratch would need around 24k + 12k = £36k...(this assumes that one is not generating money for two years...not saying that it is wise to do with out a plan..but if there is line of sight regards finance..it is not out of question..)
That's terrible ! Didn't they plan as to what they'd do after moving to Pakistan
@@X4ALI8080 Yes, that can happen. I'm in the US and although most big cities can be quite expensive, the US is a vast and big place. I have travelled most of its length and breadth of it in the 1990's by road. Land, land, and open expanses of land as far as the eye can see for hundreds of miles. There are lots of places in the US that are even cheaper than Pakistan...yes...there are. You just have to do your research. Sadly, I grew up in the Pakistan of the 1970's and 1980's. That world no longer exists. Pakistan is quite expensive now. Property is almost (if not more) the same as in any Western country.
Very informative video...excellent brother please do more videos twice a week if you can
Thanks Brother. I will try to increase this...these days pretty busy on a work project...but will find bandwidth for sure. BR
I am also thinking of moving to pakistan, what do you do there for living, if you do business than which one?
I am still working for my original employer via and Umbrella company now. I am in the algorithm/signal processing/IT field. Many Thanks
Could kindly explain how tax works...I heard if u live in Pakistan and work in a UK company, you would paying tax in both countries. Would be great if you can shed light on this
Thanks for your comment Khurram. I have some videos that talk about this topic.. hopefully they will answer this question if not I can certainly make one on this topic 👍👍
I mean dha and bahria both
Sure, will do so
Mashallah allha give you reward .
Thank you very much Mubashar.
Thank you so much for the video. How can a Canadian move to Pakistan? I mean do I need to get a job or do I need to start a business? Please help.
You are welcome. You would need a VISA of some sort in order to stay here. It can be for either for business or work...I will find out about the details 👍
Your reply is much appreciated. I will be waiting to hear from you. Thank you so very much.
@@S25ish visa.nadra.gov.pk/visa-categories/
Check out the Business Visa and Work visa categories here. This will have the details you need. Thanks 👍
Why move to Pakistan if your paying £1159 a month. You could live in England for that much monthly.
Standard of living for a family of this size in £1159 in England would much more challenging then what you get for the same in Pakistan 👍
Also no school children pick and drop cost ?
We pick and drop our self but yes it can reach 15k depending on distance 👍
best💯
Thank you 👍
I wish I understood what he was saying . Was he speaking English?? Or Pakistanís
I was talking in Urdu and a bit of English. I hope that you are able to understand the labels that I have in the video?
@@hassanrafique oh okay . Question ! How much do water pumps or we’ll pumps cost in Pakistan. Converted to $ USD
@@Kingjesusss Anywhere between $50 to $150. I assume you meant electric pumps that can suck water from the ground and say fill a tank on the roof?
@@hassanrafique yes those ! Thank you so much I found it so complex to understand the way rupees work . Thank you ! Godbless
@@Kingjesusss you are welcome 👍
could you please refer me the maid company as well? What's the maximum speed of internet that is available? how much?
Hi Asif,
The company is called Sukhi Zindagi. I am planning to make a video on Internet services..it can go up to 100Mbps for Rs 10k a month. I am currently at 20Mbps and paying Rs4k..it is pretty good. This is also Fiber Optic based.Thanks
@@hassanrafique one more thing, were you able to find a good pediatrician for the kids? my children get sick every time they come to Pakistan...
@@asifdurrani1636 there are very good ones at CMH ...they are child specialists both from yhe Army as well as civillians from reputed hospitals here...
Good review ... jobs conditions in Pakistan is not good... if you have some one to support from out of country it's good ... otherwise business... rules and regulations are not good...
Yes it is best if one can work independently (business with foreign clients is ideal). Many Thanks
We want a house tour!
Salam Taha, I have a video on that already uploaded ☺
Is he speaking english?
Brother, I am based in UK and looking to move next year in Aug with my family of 4 kids aged 14,13,7 and 4. The main reason of moving back to pakistan is kids education at school and college level and make them familiar with Pakistan, but i have few question about, Renting the place, school, Job opportunities etc, would you mind if you inbox me your email address so i can contact you. Me and family are from Pindi, so i am well aware of the area, but need help regarding moving as UK national who spent 22 years abroad. What kind of difficulties we can face, what are opportunities for us, Quality of life etc. I want to give me self bit time before i can take the final decision. You help will be highly appreciated. Thanks
Thanks for getting in touch Brother 👍. You will find many of my videos useful because they cover topics like these... meanwhile we can first connect at LinkedIn and take it from there? www.linkedin.com/in/syed-hassan-usman-rafique-228021104
Bhi I am planning to move from uk to pk. I am very upset that what will be life in Pakistan after spending 10 plus years in uk. Please tell are you happy in pk or do you think uk was bit better.
Asalamalaikum, Firstly are you moving because you want to or is it based on circumstances? If the decision to move is coming from you, then think about the reasons that have urged you to make this decision. This will help you get over the first obstacle of "am I doing the right thing?". Secondly, look at your options ( having spent 10 years in the UK, I assume you might have ILR or Citizenship?). If that is the case then you have another advantage ( i.e. worst come to worst and you really start missing the UK, you can always go back). Now lets talk about myself: I am very happy because I knew what to expect in Pakistan and I also know why I came back, so basically as long as you can manage your own expectations and make your way around the frustrations then it should be fine. Every now and then you inadvertently compare UK with PK, but then you tell yourself that this is just the way it is here so let's move own...my social circle is back to where it should have been (something I missed out on for 15 years), so I am satisfied. Let me know if you have any more questions...I understand this can be very unsettling....All the best. Thanks
These calculations are so not accurate.
Bro I hope you get paid for your UA-cam videos
Well not monetized at the moment ( you need a certain number of subscribers and watch hours). I started this as a hobby and help for others but of course would not mind if the channel gets monetized...Many Thanks
Pakistan bahot expensive hogaya hai 😆
It certainly appears to be the case.
@@nadermazari3334 yes
at least speak in English all the way to understand.
Thanks for your feedback. I will keep that in mind next time 👍