WHY DID WE LEAVE CANADA & MOVE TO USA!
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- In this video we explain what were the reasons for us to leave Canada and move to USA.
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Great discussions to educate viewers people will benefit before they make their decisions thank you for your time and information
This was really helpful.
I would just like to request that for the part 2 when you talk about how you moved to the US, also give some perspective to how someone like me who's in another country like the UK can move to the US ideally through an employment route on a settlement visa.
Count us in on that.. part 2 will be coming soon
This is really a helpful video❤
Thanks for sharing this. I think now being in Ontario i might not have FOMO 😅. Definitely one works for one person does not work for others.
Interesting perspective. Honestly, you lived for a short while in Ontario and moved to US from Ontario. I am not sure how you speak for the whole of Canada, which you obviously have not seen. Housing in most Canadian provinces except the desi hubs of ON and BC is very affordable. Land is very cheap, particularly around wilderness if you want are an adventure seeker. Canadians are super friendly from coast to coast to coast. You don't worry about your kids not coming back home due to random gun violence. Canadian border guards and customs always have a smile on their face each time you come back into the country. Canada has one tenth of US population. You don't have to worry about citizenship in Canada for decades unlike US. These are two different countries and for good reasons. Good luck to you both.
Thanks - don’t disagree with what you shared…
Nice Video 🎉
Thanks Batool for making vlog on this topic, waiting for part 2. Please also tell about the car prices and its insurance, average house rents, security and safety issues comparing to Canada in US.
Will definitely make a video on this ! Thanks for the idea
Hi, I would recommend to make a video on things one should know when landing first time in US, this can be looking for 1st rental property, opening bank account, tax rates and tax saving tips, schooling for kids, any other points from your experience that one should watch know.
What works for one person may not be right for another. I went to the US for studies, worked there and left. I am a British citizen and did not want to live in the UK and had spent enough time in the Middle East. I relocated to Canada, and right now I don't see myself leaving Canada. It is always a choice that in unique to the individual or family. One size does not fit all.
But don't you think Canada is getting worse in every way and I was born here 40 tears ago.
@sukhjitsingh8269 there are always ups and downs… and surely there is a down period for now.. but then what ever comes down goes up again… so I am super hopeful
Yes, I have also heard that due to change in Govt. many policies have been changed. Also Canada is becoming more expensive for living.
Can you guys help anyway in getting a work permit ?
Liked it... I have different experience as I did some work there... esp with racism and attitude. But, ur video is very informative for a lot of ppl.
We moved to usa from dubai last year. It was hard to start from bank statment to o getting house on rent. But Alhamdulilah we did that. Also educate people about Eb2- niw if you have information about it. We learnt alot through our experience and still struggling in few things
Yup such moves are not easy… will be sharing more on that.. stay tuned
Hey we Albertan's just got knocked down to 4th. Alberta is 3rd in GDP.
Don't mess with Alberta!😃
Also the real estate is more affordable in the US generally. It's cheaper plus more income n lower taxes.
Yup 👍
Very informative video, you are a great help guys.We are benefitting greatly from your experience.God bess you.
So nice of you of to say that ! Thanks for the motivation
Salaries have always been the highest in the US for a long time. Based on my research, no country can compete with US on that. To your point, FB pays 20-30% less to its employees in the UK for the same position, and same goes for Amazon, they will drastically reduce your salary from one country to another and do sudden transfer without any advance notice. Has happened to many.
Agree… 👍
I love watching your content. I posted earlier; maybe it got deleted. I wanted to point out that education and Healthcare vary from State to State more in the US than from province to province in Canada. If you compare, say, NY vs MA.
Healthcare: In NY, all legal residents( even on student visas) who make less than $37,650 get free insurance ( i.e., no Premiums and deductibles). Rest are subsided based on income and family size. NYC provides Healthcare for all residents regardless of their immigration status.
In general, there is Medicaid for low-income people and Medicare for seniors. Anyone with a disability is taken care of via Medicare. Also, if you have any medical expenses, 7.5% of your adjusted gross income, you can deduct them from your taxes.
Education: if you make less than $125,000 in NY, all public colleges(SUNY/CUNY) are tuition-free. If you make more than that, the tuition is about $6000-$7000 per year. Most CUNY students graduate debt-free. Many other states have a similar program.
NYC has free pre-K and free 3-K.
I have lived in both the US & Canada. No place is perfect, and one has to find a place that is perfect for oneself. In Canada, I know cases where people got treated for Cancer for free, but I also knew someone in GTA in his 20s who was unable to see a specialist for a heart condition and died in ER in 2018. I have family members in their 50s who have been waiting for years to see a specialist and a few recent immigrants who either haven’t had a family doctor for 3 years or got assigned one that they don’t like and have to wait again. Similarly, I know people in the US ( including a few on tourist visas) who had to go through extensive medical procedures and got big bills later. They talked to the Hospitals and either got waived or got it reduced a lot and paid it back in small monthly installments.
This was when I realized that when you don’t get Healthcare when you need it, then you don’t have Healthcare, free or not. In the worst-case scenario, I would instead get the care I need, worry about the Healthcare, and not get care despite having paid for it.
The US, Canada, and perhaps the UK are the best societies for Brown people to live and thrive. Anecdotally, the only time I have seen open racism multiple times was in Alberta. Canada has its issues with racism as well. I find Canadians to be passive-aggressive; therefore, it seems masked. I am also starting to observe a lot of rancor in Canadian society in the past few years.
Both the US and Canada are great places to live. Both have pros and cons, and one needs to find a place that works for oneself.
Sorry for the lack of spacing between paragraphs as it makes it hard to read, as UA-cam kept deleting my comments if it had spacing. It also wouldn't let me post links.
Amazing inputs… thanks for sharing such detailed input… will use some of this info in future videos…
Thanks a lot
@@NorthAmerican-Desi I forgot to mention that in NY State all insurance must cover Chiropractic care. Just wanted to highlight as part of how health policies vary from state to state in the US.
www.dfs.ny.gov/insurance/ogco2007/rg070929.htm#:~:text(A)%20Every%20policy%20which%20is,include%20coverage%20for%20chiropractic%20care%2C
Please make a video on moving options from Canada to US.
Yes that’s on the list..
I do not work in an international company so I can't move via the company to US. Do you recommend I take the TN route and then requesty employer in US to sponsor me in the future? Or is there a better alternative?
TN is a good option and it all depends on the policies of the employer and if they will eventually sponsor you for green card. Have this clarified before you move. We know someone who moved on TN and his employer didn’t sponsor but his wife’s employer did and then they eventually got the green card
Informative content. Your videos could improve if you quantify some of the comparisons or claims. Not hard to do. 1) average annual tuition in the USA for an undergraduate vs. average annual tuition in Canada. 2) average annual health insurance premiums for a family of 4 in the USA. The secondary health benefits you mentioned made available in Canada (dental, massage and therapy etc.) could also be used to contrast with the USA by providing what it would cost to add these secondary health benefits to one's health insurance in the USA. Not to mention costs for day care. Might be a bit more work but it would add immensely to quality of your video and reveal a better comparison. It will set you apart from the run-of-the-mill UA-camrs churning out off-the-cuff content. Also, there are 50 states in the USA - not 52. Keep it up!
Thanks that’s a great point… I did refer to a video where I have done quantification… it’s on my English Channel…
Here is the link…
Incomes in USA vs CANADA
ua-cam.com/video/3wYSssFjrwU/v-deo.html
I cant find part 2, someone please share is there a part 2 of video
We haven’t made that yet it’s still in process ! Stay tuned it’s coming
You mean on how did we move from canada to usa ? That is yet to be published… stay tuned
Is there any region in Canada that hasn't extreme weather conditions? Also please advice that which would be the best suitable place to live with family?? Please suggest for one country among these two otherwise audience will be confused.
Vancouver in British Columbia has weather like London which is mostly cloudy and rainy. It’s never extreme hot to cold.
Best place to live is relative brother .. it depends on your family’s situation and your preferences. We love Canada and would move back in a heartbeat but we moved to US because of work !
👽👽👽👽desis won't run Boston MARATHON with me👽👽👽👽
Very good you movie don’t come back
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I am pakistani/ french living in france.Life is easy here as compared to US canada.I have 3 kids and my wife is paid full salary staying at home.Plus each child gets financial support from state.I will not pay anything for thier education till PHD.My family medical is totally free.I work 35 hours per week and gets 47 paid vacations annually.Is there concept of paid stress leave in US or canada?
Being a french speaker its easy for me to move canada but grass is always green on other side.
If you want to enjoy life with your family than Eu countries are best where state is responsible for your quality of life.
Yes it is the same in Canada, it is easy to get stress/casual leaves and the EI takes care of it. The real difference is the pay gap between France and Canada. A role in Canada in my field pays 180-200k C$ per year whereas the same role in France pays 60~70k € which is way too less. Its the same with benefits, kids get 800~1000C$ per month whereas in France the figure is around 150~200 €. I can go on about retirement benefits but EU is struggling and people in EU either move to UK or US or Dubai, because even Dubai has better salaries than EU. Then comes the community integration, Canada is very diverse and welcoming whereas France makes it really difficult to integrate in society.
I have lived in UK, US and Canada, i feel Canada is the best for me and my family because it has beautifully mixed the welfare of Europe with capitalism of US and has found something in between.
Yes you are right Desi community always moving between dubai US canada for better future🤞.Its a debt trap west have created for asian immigrants, look at taxes there. Can't imagine living in artificial dubai with temp of 55C° or canada -15C° of extreme weather for just few $. I know its hard in canada to remove tons of snow in morning.It all depends on your life prefrences.You can integrate if you know the language well but unfortunatly desi's dont want to learn new cultures.
There is no climb climb culture here,people are relaxed chiling out thier life.Access to 30 Eu countries for vacations/festivals connected by roads.
If you really into money game then a person selling love locks under the eiffel tower paris makes 20k euro per month.I hope you got my point😊.
please make video about North American PARENTS like you or your oberservations or experiences from friends on how college education is funded for kids?
how much it can be funded by parents or kids themselves for general degrees like BBA, BA or BSc Hons.?
You may discuss about expensive Law or Medical degrees.
There is much saturated content on International Students feees, I'm NOT Talking about that, I'm talking about North American parents' context on this only.
Yup that’s on the cards…. Looking for some one to come on a podcast and share expert opinion… Great topic suggestion
@@NorthAmerican-Desi Do mention the saving accounts for kids education such as 529 tax deductions. Also, there are a few federal tax education tax credits. State tax credits varies from the state.
www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/individuals/education-credits-aotc-llc
Main aap k school system k baray main disagree karti hoon. Main 3 year US main rahi thee aur mera beta kindergarten main thaa(woh srif 5 years ka tha) lakin allergies ki wahaj se uss ka school skip hoa tu teach na khaa k yaeh kindergarten pass nahi kar saky ga aur uss ko after school classes deen phir woh pass hoa.US ky school system main student fail ha sakta hai yeah Canada no failing system in school k buchoon ki feeling hurt ho jayeen ge. Canada k chool system buhat peachy US k school system k muqabaly main.
School system is very specific to area and the state you’re in! For example affluent areas have a good school system both in Canada and US however, Canada because of having a better skilled immigrant population has parents more focused on education and after school activities versus same demographic in US
Yes not everyone is lucky to be in an executive position in a company to qualify for L1 A position and get green card faster..
Yup lots of luck and a tiny bit of hard work…
US has challenges, Canada has challenges, Dubai has challenges, Pakistan has challenges, OK got it
I am British, and I contemplated Canada, but with its high taxes and cost of living, I’d rather be in the US for some time before going to the Mid-East. No reason going to UK 2.0 Punjab Central
How can a Canadian citizen move to the U.S. for work?
There are couple of options… will make a video on that… stay tuned
@@NorthAmerican-Desi thx u so much …
What about China economy?
You mean for immigration?
I will send you my cv?
I am.living in canada since 15 years. I must say there is no better place or country than Canada. Every individual have difference reason either to leave or stay or move to other country he feels is comfortable to live for him.
Why ubguys are imposing ur reasons on others . U may leave canada , what the big deal. 😂
We lived there 7 years and loved our time there… idea here is to share our story…
are u guys marketing on this "leave canada" or really putting helping people saying dont come this country. people come with lot of dreams or situation or better opportunity. Please stop this....if people wanted to come. let them. if not, dont come. any country especially 2024...no one is happy. thats lot of debate. u guide them..thats ok. stop putting this harsh titles. thats sadism.
Which is why don’t judge the book by its cover ! Read the book ! Hence watch the full video to understand the context
@@NorthAmerican-Desii said for overall...not for your books...for your library that has these kinda sad titles. i keep seeing titles from u guys as " canada is jobless". "dont come to canada". " dont move from dubai". "canada will make you poor." its hard on people who just moving to new country recently like this with full hopes. what must it goes through their mind as well. today. look todays title in your video " we left canada" now all will click for the view...lol....anyway....just told from side....i dont like library who as only words like dont and less with it. if you guys are in U.S. tell that...why only dont canada....cant you say dont US also... not poking your past.. hehehe
Very nice analysis