Shocking Reasons Why I Left IRELAND For Switzerland!🇨🇭
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- In this video, I'll be sharing my reasons for leaving Ireland and moving to Switzerland. I hope that by sharing my story, it'll help others who are considering making the same move.
Switzerland is a beautiful country with great opportunities, and I'm confident that I can make a successful living there. However, before I made the decision to move, I wanted to share my reasons with you all. I hope that by hearing my story, you can make an informed decision about whether or not to make the same move!
In this video, I'm sharing why I left Ireland for Switzerland. I was shocked by some of the shocking reasons why people move to Switzerland, so be sure to watch to see what made me decide to make the switch!
Switzerland has been my home for the past two years and I couldn't be happier. But, like anything, there are some downsides to living in Switzerland. In this video, I'm sharing with you some of the reasons why I left Ireland and made the switch to Switzerland. From the cost of living to the culture, these reasons will shock you!
“Shocking Reasons Why I Left IRELAND For SWITZERLAND🇨🇭”
This video is the continuation of Why I Left Ireland 🇮🇪 video ( I AM LEAVING IRELAND🇮🇪 After 13 Years!
• WHY I AM LEAVING IRELA... )
Make sure to watch the above ⬆️ video first before watching this one ☝️
In this video I explained why I left Ireland and move to Switzerland 🇨🇭 and why you should too.
I talked about the 7 reasons why I left Ireland and move to Switzerland which are
📍The Ideal Location of Switzerland🇨🇭
🏡 Accommodations in Switzerland
👨💼Jobs in Switzerland
🌦️The Weather of Switzerland
🩺The Healthcare system of Switzerland
🚄The Transportation System
🧯Safety
#michaelpenka #ireland #switzerland #movingtoswitzerland
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Link to part one of this video- I AM LEAVING IRELAND🇮🇪 After 13 Years!
• WHY I AM LEAVING IRELA...
Link to my previous videos about everything you need to know about Ireland 🇮🇪- Everything About Ireland
• Everything About Irela...
Make sure to watch part one of this video 👇🏾
I AM LEAVING IRELAND🇮🇪 After 13 Years!
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That’s lovely. I am happy for you and your family 🎉🎉. Big congratulations
Thank you for this helpful review!👍
You’re welcome
Thanks, powerful information I have learned so much from your channel
You’re welcome. That’s why I created this channel in the first place
I have worked in Ireland for over ten years and was shocked by some of your claims. They sounded untrue to me so I checked them out and discovered I was right to be suspicious because your claims are not true. Really you should not be making videos with false information. For example you state that the minimum wage in Switzerland is 60k and only 20k in Ireland. That is untrue. My research shows that you are confusing MINIMUM wage and AVERAGE wage. So you compared the AVERAGE wage in Switzerland and the MINIMUM wage in Ireland and based on this impossible comparison you then left the country. In reality the average wage in Switzerland is 70k compared to 60k in Ireland. Not the huge difference you claimed it to be. In Ireland the minimum wage is around 22k but in Switzerland there is no minimum wage so employers can employ cheap labour.... which is not so good. Also Ireland has the advantage of being in the EU (European Union) but Switzerland is not in the European Union so people from outside Europe who want to live in Switzerland will not be able to travel and work freely in other European countries. If they move to Ireland they can. Not a good video for providing accurate information.
Helenaville, everything I said in this video is true plus I have worked in Ireland too over 8 years and more of my working career was on minimum wage. The minimum wage went up to €11.30/ hours in 2023, which is roughly €23k before tax (www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employment/employment-rights-and-conditions/pay-and-employment/pay-inc-min-wage/#:~:text=However%2C%20most%20employees%20are%20entitled,is%20%E2%82%AC11.30%20per%20hour)- this is reel information from Citizensinformation.ie and as you know this money is taxed before you get it in your payslips. Switzerland doesn’t have a fixed minimum wage because every single canton has a different tax rate and as I said the average minimum wage is CHF 60k which is almost 3 times that of Ireland. I don’t think Ireland has any advantages of being in the EU that Switzerland doesn’t. Because almost 1/2 of the work force of Switzerland are people from EU countries like France, Germany, Italian, Austria, Spain and Ireland plus non EU countries like India etc. and NON EU passport holders can used their Swiss residency permit to visit the above European countries even though Switzerland is not in the EU. What you said about NON EU passport holders can work in different EU countries if they live in Ireland is a lie. The only country they can do that is in Northern Ireland. So you’re the one with wrong information here
@@michaelpenka Again you are being untruthful. The minimum wage in Switzerland is NOT 60k. You are still confusing average wage with minimum wage. And again you are stating false information about Switzerland and free movement within the EU. A Swiss residency permit only allows people from outside the EU to visit EU countries, but it does not allow them to live, work and travel freely around the EU without restrictions. On the other hand, after they have lived and worked in Ireland for five years they qualify for an Irish passport (under Irish residency laws) and are then free to live, work and travel freely without restrictions in any other EU country for the rest of their lives. This is not possible to do by moving to Switzerland where their new life is limited to only one country. This is what I meant in my previous comment but did not elaborate so much and maybe this misled you.
In conclusion, you seem to be painting a completely false and inaccurate picture, and my fear is that some people will believe you and make a major life decision based on your flawed information. Then they will realize when they get to Switzerland that their minimum wage is around 20k and not 60k, and they will also realize that they cannot travel freely in the rest of Europe and are limited to Switzerland. There is nothing else I wish to add here so I am finished exchanging messages with you. Regardless of our disagreement about the information contained in your video, I wish you well in your new life in Switzerland.
I clearly said the average minimum wage in Switzerland is 60k because there’s no standard minimum wage due to different cantonal law. I also never said a Swiss Resident permit allows you to live and work in different EU countries. I said it allows you to visit any EU country, Same as the Irish residency permit.So there’s literally no difference. You clearly said after 5 years. I am not talking about after 5 years. After 5 years of living and working in Switzerland you have the opportunity as in Ireland. Don’t forget Swiss passport holders have almost or even more of the same rights to live and work in any European countries if you don’t know. So check my message again and rewatch the video again before saying what you are saying. And have a good day too 👌
@@michaelpenka You have now added a new piece of incorrect information by claiming that non-EU countries can have even more rights to live and work in EU countries than EU countries have. This again is blatantly untrue. And you are still insisting repeatedly on using the AVERAGE Swiss income as the MINIMUM Swiss income which is completely misleading. There is no point trying to correct you anymore because you are refusing to accept responsibility for correcting those untruths, and are now even adding more. End.
Helenavile, I can see you clearly knows nothing about Switzerland. Switzerland have equal rights as any EEA or EU countries if you don’t know. A Swiss citizen has the same work and travel rights as as any EU or EEA countries. Do your research before calling someone out
Nice video! 😁
Thanks for the feedback Lou
Hey Michael I'm glad you are happy over there in Valais. I'd be glad if you can discuss how to get an English speaking jobs in Switzerland. Are there any laboratory scientist jobs one can do in Switzerland without speaking French or German??
There are many lab jobs in Switzerland that doesn’t required German, French or Italian. Actually I only work in English here in Switzerland
@@michaelpenka Thanks very much Michael, this info will be very helpful to us. God bless you. I'm very happy to get to know this info. I bcuz my wife is about to join me here in France and since she doesn't speak French I plan to move to Switzerland bcuz my elder sister is a Swiss citizen but she lives in Zurich and I do not plan on letting my woman go through language learning and all that. As for French I can teach her mysrlf. So I'm happy hear this...
haha hahaaaaaaaaaa oh hehe
Hey Michael pls can u make a video on the negative side of Switzerland 🙏🙏 again how medical practitioners can migrate to Switzerland with english without learning language first.
I will do that soon
Where did you get the idea from to move to Switzerland?
I always wanted to move but I was waiting for the right job and time which I finally got it
Hey I have an confusion Iam from Spain and Iam planing to move to Switzerland or Ireland I have to minds in theses to country can you suggest me the best country to live
Both to be fair. If you have a big family Ireland is better. If you are moving alone and can speak French or German Switzerland is better
@@michaelpenka Iam alone and I only speak English soo what do you think will be better
@ilhamimthiyaz9031 ireland for sure, it will be harder to get a job in Switzerland without one of the official Swiss languages. Whereas you already speak English which is the main language in Switzerland
Hey mate, 13 years I Irlanda is a lot of time
Have you checked the minimum time that you need to discount to get a future retirement from Ireland?
In Portugal ‘em Luxembourg you need to have contributive historial of 15 years.
Just an alert for all the possible emigrants
Hello Michael
Am a student in India but am from Africa. I wanted to visit a relative in Ireland for holiday. Can you please help to know how to apply for a visiting visa to Ireland
Your relative in Ireland has to invite you. Contact your relatives to send you an invitation letter then you can start your application from there
@@michaelpenka thank you for the feedback
You’re welcome
Do a comprehensive step by step video on how to move from West Africa to Switzerland on different route
Thank you 😊
I will
Why did you travel to Ireland in the first place seeing that Switzerland is every that you want??
Because I love Ireland and I will always love Ireland no matter what ❤️ even if It has it cons like every other country
How will you and your wife get a permanent resident permit in Switzerland? I think it's necessary to get a job first. She is Irish, won't she be homesick? You are only talking about the material side of life, what's about the emotional side? And talking to visit 100 countries in the next 5 years: where is your homebase then? Your child will go to school in four years. Where? In 100 different countries?
I have all those stuff you are talking about and my partner will have a permanent residency in Switzerland because we are together and she’s not home sick because she’s the one that wanted to move to Switzerland even more than me. And yeah my child will go to school and still travel with me till the 100 countries are complete
Happy for you ,plug us with jobs links
Do worry I will make videos about it
@@michaelpenka when you do don't forget to take put some light on the area of lab, you can technology...
I will for sure
Why does that appartment and sofa look like its an Irish couch. 😊
Lol probably
When you moved to ireland 13 years ago, ireland was great but in the last few years there has been an avalanche of immigrants far too many, killing the irish cultural, economy, crime increase..ordinary irish cant get houses,..i cry for ireland 😢
You are correct in some of what you say but don't blame the migration issues alone, we Irish were doing a really brilliant job at wrecking our own country before migration, also non Irish people living and working in Ireland did a very good job and played an important part in building the economy, it is the fault of the Irish government for not handling not just migration but other area's of the development of my own country of Ireland that has caused serious and dangerous un rest. So no don't blame non Irish for
The extremely dangerous state of affairs in Ireland right now.
Yes it’s changed
Switzerland is rich country and Ireland is a very poor country.The cost of living in Ireland is very high.The country is nearly bankrupt from borrowing money the last few years.
WHAT? Ireland has far higher GDP per capita than Switzerland! Ireland is thus MUCH richer country.
Ireland 🇮🇪 is hardly poor. There is almost 150,000,000,000e on personal deposit in Ireland.
Exactly correct in what you say about Ireland it's a time bomb ticking away, when that one goes off the government ministers will simply flee the country and leave the horror behind them
@@fotoz2363wrong totally, Ireland is a ticking time bomb and heading for a wipe out, it's a sad thing to see but it is the future of Ireland, huge numbers of Irish people are leaving Ireland Beacuse they know where thing's are heading. And it doesn't take much
Brain power to figure this out.
@@jackwild8019most of this money is from big tech companies and brexiteers from the uk who sold lies to the people of the UK when they pushed the brexit idea. Disposable income in Ireland is becoming non existent very fast and cost of living is insane. It's a country that is heading to a very dangerous place sadly.
Did having an Irish passport help you to get into your new country , as this country is very hard to get into, also you made the right decision as Ireland is heading for total collapse as a country, even Irish people are leaving their own country Beacuse of the cost of living and also the extremely dangerous civil unrest that's building up. Yes a very good decision
For your family, best of luck to you
From whatever is left of normal Irish society.
Thanks sir