I am so happy to see the entire video (especially the couple) for being genuine with honest information. The struggle is so real (especially for London). I am not against migrating for better opportunities but London’s cost of living at this point (2023) is absolutely horrendous. Stating it from my own experience, It can make you vulnerable in ways that one would have never imagine.
"We appreciate your feedback, but we believe it's essential to share our genuine experiences. Living in London is fantastic, and we cherish the opportunities it offers. However, achieving financial independence, especially in central London, can be quite challenging. Our intention is not to portray negativity but to shed light on the realities of our financial goals while enjoying this incredible city." We Love London ❤
Hello boss ! First time I have encountered someone on this channel who have spoken their heart out generously pointing not only on the positives but also on the negatives too which really could make a lot of difference. Others on this channel , like for the sake am not blaming anyone to be very honest, but they were laying more and more emphasis on the positive aspects which I believe is not right because we do have to look on both sides of the coin , sometimes I felt like people were dragged to work as a nurse or even as a carer Jst for the sake of getting an PR . And one thing more , like the way u said ki you wouldn’t have even thought to coming to UK if u had a government job back in india, this statement in turn carries much value which the newly graduated nurses or someone who is working in central institutes should take care off and keep in mind .! Thank you so much May God bless you and give you a good future
@rubinreji2862 I really appreciate your understanding ❤️ I am glad the massage of video was communicated to you! If you have any more queries let us know.
@@RNlifeunfilteredtoday my mom watch your video and she finally decided to cancel all my upcoming plans to come to UK😢..i am going to give my OET in upcoming month but she finally cancelled all my plans and say to remain in india..congratulations for your effort which spoil my carrier ways🎉..i say to my mother that they only talking about london not for outskirts..but she refuses finally..thanx buddy😢
@@RNlifeunfilteredI appreciate what you say ..but if we count negative impacts of living in india then it tops in the counting..all the rapes counts,extortion,murder..india secure rank 1 in it
I'm truly sorry to hear that there was a misunderstanding, and your mother decided to cancel your plans. That was never our intention. Our aim was simply to discuss the challenges faced in certain areas while emphasizing safety and preparedness for those considering moving to London. I understand how important your career plans are to you. It might be helpful to have an open and honest conversation with your mother, explaining that the discussions were about specific areas and not meant to discourage you from pursuing your dreams. Hopefully, with time and communication, you can work towards a solution that aligns with your goals and your family's concerns. Remember, there are various options and ways to approach your career aspirations, and it's important to explore them together as a family. Wishing you the best in finding a resolution that suits your ambitions and addresses your family's concerns.
I came to London last year. Working here in IT. I can say whatever they have said here is absolutely true. I stay 40 miles away from London. And travel to work thrice a week. My office is in central London. Rents are crazy there. I was living in Harrow and the room was so small. I could hardly breathe. Now I came to outskirts. I have a bigger place, cheap rent. I am ok to travel 2 hours to work. But I am saving
This is an amazing video.. thank you Ankit and Priyanka for your valuable sharing and Sandeep is doing awesome work and yes..our directions indeed help many Indian nurses.
"Thank you, Trupti, for your positive feedback. We want to make sure people understand that we don't hate London; in fact, we love it. We simply aim to share the realities of living here and our journey towards a better life. Your support means a lot to us!"
@@RNlifeunfilteredI m working in aiims for last 3 yrs in india Saving 50 k everymonth Soon I will get promotion as senior nursing officer . Planning to come to uk Will it be worth comming there ? For carrer and specially savings. Kindly respond . U was very honest throughout video . Thank u
Ankit sir be ek bat boli ki aapko kisi ke bare m kuh nhi bolna h during work even Indian hi kyu na ho bcoz baad m staff complain kar deta h and other country staff as well bahut Achi or clear bat boli h becoz m bhi ye sb face kar chuki Hu Jo ki bahut hurting hota h
Your videos are very productive brother. I’ve a few queries if you can answer them 1- Please can you make some videos on Birmingham with their nurses? We are planning to move there. 2- Please can you redirect me to some video you’ve made I cannot be able to find them that how can I be able to call my parents in UK and how long will it take? Thanks and more power to you.
Thanks to Mr. Sandeep, Mr. Ankit and Mam...🙏🙏🙏for sharing your experience. Its really very informative for me and other who willing to come in London. All the best all of you. Having nice day. Cheers..
Thank you Sandeep bhai, Ankit and Priyanka ye video k liye. Aapne bahot achhe se ground reality batayi hai london ki jo koi nai batata. Mai bhi London mai as a nurse kar k work kar raha hu aur muze bhi kaafi mushkilo ka samna karna pada, I hope ye video logo ko help karenga kyu ki mai jab yaha aaya to koi help nai aur kuch nai pata tha but I think ye video aane wale logo k liye kaafi informative rahega. Thank you once again ❤
Real honest and lovely couple ! Hang on there this struggle shall too pass. We moved to Leicester from Hertfordshire last October, things are better towards North.
Good information Ankit dada n Priyanka Didi...ur helping nature towards our ppl is too good..here u had jst shared ur idea but in reality i had experienced ur helping nature guys...keep doing good n u will always get good blessings frm ppl like us in ur life...❤lots of love for both of u❤️
Hi bros and sis Really appreciate for giving your honest and genuine feedback I'm single and planning to moving to london and work as nurse in nhs and i know for the fact that cost of living is high . Im lookiing more forward for professional/carrer growth and to make decent saving . I planning on working and being in London for like 1 or 2 yrs learn and want to change after that I am ready to do some extra shift I will be staying in a shared home I am ready to travel and go for work What would be you opinion bro please do share ? I know when it comes to location there are pros and cons
I think London is the best to live because everything is easily accessible. But only if you are single and getting high cost allowance and provided you manage your expenses !!
I completely agree with you on the charm of London, but from my perspective, the cost of living in this city has become quite daunting. As someone who has experienced it firsthand, I've noticed that it's not just a bit more expensive than other UK cities; it's actually the most expensive city to live in across the entire country. Housing, transportation, and everyday expenses like groceries can take a substantial chunk out of your budget. While the city offers incredible opportunities and experiences, it's essential to plan your finances carefully when considering a move here.
Sir after 12 th I had to take admission in simple bsc & its my final year . But i just want to take admission in top govt clg for bsc nursing . What should I do 😔 i am so so so confused. Plzz tell me .
As a person living in Belgium, I have travelled to London and other parts of UK multiple times. London is one of the most expensive cities, especially Real Estate or to rent a tiny house, it is horrondous! Asian eateries are ok price. But prices have shot up since Corona time, and adding to the misery , the Ukraine war plus the Brexit! Many have lost jobs because of Job cuts at many company's. Much of human work is being mechanised or automatic! For example: 10 years back there were much cashiers working at a supermarket. Now you see only 40 to 30 percent of cashiers...the rest is done by shoppers themselves by scanning and paying by card. You should be lucky enough to get a job in the UK, especially in 2023 where there are too many Non European applicants for job. Most of unskilled jobs are for English natives, as it is much more complicated or expensive to hire someone outside the UK.
Hello everyone, sharing my experiences is essential because I believe that people who dream of coming to the UK should have a pleasant experience. It's vital to understand that my perspective is based on personal experiences from living in the heart of one of the most expensive cities on the planet "London" , specifically the 4th most expensive. My intention in sharing these experiences is not to force agreement, but to provide valuable insights. I want to emphasize that I'm not discouraging anyone from pursuing their dreams, but rather, I aim to present a realistic view of what life in London can entail. Whether you agree or disagree with my viewpoint, it doesn't change the reality on the ground. Ultimately, my hope is that by sharing my experiences, individuals can make informed decisions and better prepare for the unique challenges and opportunities that London offers. We Love London ❤
Sir, Jo students uk se hi apna oet, kar rahe hai.. Woh kaise karege NHS me job..iska bhi please app ek video bna dijiye kya procedure hota hai NHS me as a RN job apply krne ka ..thank you.
Yes, it's a fact that London is generally the most expensive city in the United Kingdom. However, its ranking as the fourth most expensive city on Earth may vary depending on the specific cost-of-living index used and can change over time due to economic factors. London is known for its high living costs, particularly in terms of housing and transportation.
Absolutely, you've highlighted an essential aspect of human diversity. Our unique perspectives and opinions make the world an interesting and dynamic place. It's important to appreciate and respect the differences in how we perceive and engage with the world around us. What one person finds dull, another might find captivating, and that's what makes human interactions and experiences so rich and meaningful. Embracing our individuality and being open to diverse viewpoints can lead to a more harmonious and understanding society. Let's focus on something more positive! What would you like to talk about or discuss that interests you?
Its true..people are facing tough times.Students take loans in India to come to UK..they cannot earn enough nor afford rents as its so expensive in UK. I hear students sleep on streets in such cold weather .Wonder if its worth them coming to UK
I am glad that you found this video helpful, but I do recommend do your research about UK so you can make good wise decisions for you and your daughter. All the best!
Hello boss ! First time I have encountered someone on this channel who have spoken their heart out generously pointing not only on the positives but also on the negatives too which really could make a lot of difference. Others on this channel , like for the sake am not blaming anyone to be very honest, but they were laying more and more emphasis on the positive aspects which I believe is not right because we do have to look on both sides of the coin , sometimes I felt like people were dragged to work as a nurse or even as a carer Jst for the sake of getting an PR . And one thing more , like the way u said ki you wouldn’t have even thought to coming to UK if u had a government job back in india, this statement in turn carries much value which the newly graduated nurses or someone who is working in central institutes should take care off and keep in mind .! Thank you so much May God bless you and give you a good future
I am coming to nottingham in jan 2024 i havee one dependent(husband who has to leave his 70 k salary job in india) and one 2 year old. Will it be worth coming there? Or should i say no to my descision.
"While we hold a profound affection for London and currently have no immediate plans to depart, we do harbor thoughts of exploring other locales where we can both save financially and savor a more relaxed pace of life. To those encouraging our return, we want to emphasize that our current life in London brings us genuine joy, and we strongly believe in the value of open expression. We're not seeking to impose decisions on anyone, as we respect the wisdom of those watching. It's crucial to underscore our admiration for the positive aspects of London as well. Our words aren't fueled by frustration, depression, or regret; they're simply a candid reflection of our thoughts and experiences. Your understanding and support are greatly appreciated." We ❤ LONDON
Just add study cost and 12 hours shift a day. Any time day and night shift. Imagine after 12 hour job you have no energy left to do anything. Travelling is excluded in 12 hours.
People keep complaining but still stay there.. Keep saying everyone else don't come here it's shit but never leave. Its true london's life is fast and expensive but working in London also means your pay is higher than someone at same level in country side or any other city. Also, you have better opportunities and everything is readily available. You don't need to have a car in London, they're thinking to buy that means they have enough disposable income. They are able to save £1500 a month which I doubt they would've been able to save elsewhere. So, yes it's tough but it has its perks and if you stay here, you're choosing to!
"We absolutely love London and have no plans to leave anytime soon. However, we do envision a future where we might explore living in a place where we can save more and enjoy a slower pace of life. To those encouraging us to return, we want to emphasize that we are genuinely enjoying our life here, and we believe in expressing our thoughts openly. We're not forcing anyone to make decisions; everyone watching this is wise enough. It's important to note that we also appreciate the positive aspects of London. There's no frustration, depression, or regret here; it's simply two people sharing their hearts and experiences openly. Your understanding is greatly appreciated."
London is one of the most expensive cities in Europe, no doubt! Buying a house in London city is like if one could win a huge amount in lotto...the Real Estate is awfully expensive! My Scottish friend living almost at the outskirts...who is a well paid Doctor...bought a tiny one bedroomed house for a horrendous price, which he will not be able to pay off even after retirement! London has wonderful opportunities...... but please remember, there are immigrants, from all over the world.... flowing into London...looking for opportunities. So, it is tough competition, especially with native English people, and the EU citizens ( it is easier and cheaper to hire these people than someone from Non EU.). Certain highly skilled category people may get a job without much fuss! Other unskilled professions...it is like winning a lottery! Best wishes
I completely understand your point. It's often easier to express opinions when you're not directly experiencing the high cost of living in a city like London. We, on the other hand, are sharing insights from our first-hand experience of living in one of the world's most expensive cities, right in its center. Our goal is to provide a more nuanced view based on our unique perspective and daily life in this vibrant, albeit costly, city. We are saying about London not about entire UK. UK best country hain
The best part of living in this country is quality education that too for free. Even if you have government job in india you move to this country for your kids to give them better mindset better education and in future career opportunities. Even mentally challenged people have job here. I would agree though that London is bit too expensive and cost of living comes half when you move to other cities like Coventry Birmingham Manchester Colchester etc. I live in Cambridgeshire though it’s expensive as well but better schools and universities.
Bhai ji meri English speaking jyada achi nhi hai to kya mai OET aaram se clear krluga iss chej ka jawab dedo maine apse har ek jhgye puchliya….?????🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
After saving 1500-2800£ every month,what do they aspire for….buying Buckingham palace😝😝😝😝😝in India they could hardly save 20000 per month being a nurse
I wish if it was only about money! But it's more then that, it's about quality of life,family time,security and many more and this things only make sense when you actually come and live in centre of 4th most expensive city on the globe! 1500 quids looks huge when you convert it Rupees but reality to very different 😊
Hello sir, Me and my husband dono ne gnm pass kiya hai to kya hum dono sath me oet de to accha rahega ya fir koi am oet exam dega vo.? Kya kare to dono sath me vaha kam kr sakte hai
Its obvious from this video that wife, who came first to London, was not practical and future oriented. Rather husband is practical and future oriented. And thats the basic difference between thinking of female and male.
Sandip bhai uk me staff nurse ki shifting duty kitne hour ki hoti h apne india me to 6 hour ki hoti h aur bhai uk ka 1 pound apne india me kitne rupaye ke brabr hota h
It felt like a rant against London. Liking a place is a subjective opinion, and one should advise others from not coming to a place as not everyone wants the same thing from life.
Certainly, here's a combined version of your statement: "We absolutely love London and have no plans to leave anytime soon. However, we do envision a future where we might explore living in a place where we can save more and enjoy a slower pace of life. To those encouraging us to return, we want to emphasize that we are genuinely enjoying our life here, and we believe in expressing our thoughts openly. We're not forcing anyone to make decisions; everyone watching this is wise enough. It's important to note that we also appreciate the positive aspects of London. There's no frustration, depression, or regret here; it's simply two people sharing their hearts and experiences openly. Your understanding is greatly appreciated."
Agr ek normal family jisme husband nurse h or wife dependent or ek baby h......agr ye family London me apna khrcha nahi chala skte savings nahi kr skte that means... Nurses ki salary bht kam h waha
Hello! Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's important to acknowledge that while London offers various opportunities, the cost of living, especially after the pandemic, has increased substantially. Factors like dependents joining can indeed impact expenses, making it challenging to maintain a high quality of life. The reality of living in London, and it's clear that many people, like us, we appreciate the city but our humble opinion is that if families can live happy life out of London in rest of UK. In addition to it, pay is standardised all over uk also we get London allowance but that's not enough to sustain while helping our family back home.
@@RNlifeunfilteredhey , I am first year student now, planning to to move uk after graduation I just want to know after 4-5year there w"ll be still high demand on nursing profession or be saturated
@@GadgetsX1 Hello, thank you for your question. Rest assured there will be plenty vacancies in UK and around the world. Once you complete your education you will have a lot of options so don't worry about saturation. Just give your best!
Hiii sandeep m uk aa rhi hu in September study permit pe or husbnd dependent h or 2 kids h bpp university london campus kya mujhe room london se bhar lena chahie
I completely understand your point. It's often easier to express opinions when you're not directly experiencing the high cost of living in a city like London. We, on the other hand, are sharing insights from our first-hand experience of living in one of the world's most expensive cities, right in its center. Our goal is to provide a more nuanced view based on our unique perspective and daily life in this vibrant, albeit costly, city. Aur humne join kiya kyu ki hum family conditions ke wajse majbur the 😃 I hope this answers your question.
@@RNlifeunfiltered no this is not answer of my question maine bola tha London me join he ku kiya jab malum hai itne expensive hai or bhe city hai and i know join to family condition ko better karne ke liya he kiya hoga obviously . Baat vhi hai reh bhe rahe ho or nashukarida kar rahe ho thats not fair 🙂🙂🙂
Hello, aysa nahi hain ki hum khush nahi hain, we are happy then ever but baat aysi hain uk jab aap atey ho tab ek thought leke atey ho ki settle ho, savings karo toh aysa hain ki London main woh cheez either bohot jyada time leti hain on the other hand people out of London can achieve goals in less time. But question is, are we happy here in London toh yes we are happy but do we want to have better life? Definitely yes. I hope this answers your question.
The thing is when you see things from India they look very easy, but the moment you arrive in foreign land things change. Aysa nahi hain we don't know how manage finances but things are very different when you live in heart of 4th most expensive city on the globe! , but again question is are we happy then surely we are! But it was just a video to spread awareness from ground zero but It's sad that people are taking it in wrong way! But yes we agree that we belong to those 98% but we are learning. Woh kehete hain na "sacchai kadvi hoti hain"
I am so happy to see the entire video (especially the couple) for being genuine with honest information. The struggle is so real (especially for London). I am not against migrating for better opportunities but London’s cost of living at this point (2023) is absolutely horrendous. Stating it from my own experience, It can make you vulnerable in ways that one would have never imagine.
"We appreciate your feedback, but we believe it's essential to share our genuine experiences. Living in London is fantastic, and we cherish the opportunities it offers. However, achieving financial independence, especially in central London, can be quite challenging. Our intention is not to portray negativity but to shed light on the realities of our financial goals while enjoying this incredible city."
We Love London ❤
Hello boss !
First time I have encountered someone on this channel who have spoken their heart out generously pointing not only on the positives but also on the negatives too which really could make a lot of difference. Others on this channel , like for the sake am not blaming anyone to be very honest, but they were laying more and more emphasis on the positive aspects which I believe is not right because we do have to look on both sides of the coin , sometimes I felt like people were dragged to work as a nurse or even as a carer Jst for the sake of getting an PR . And one thing more , like the way u said ki you wouldn’t have even thought to coming to UK if u had a government job back in india, this statement in turn carries much value which the newly graduated nurses or someone who is working in central institutes should take care off and keep in mind .!
Thank you so much
May God bless you and give you a good future
@rubinreji2862 I really appreciate your understanding ❤️ I am glad the massage of video was communicated to you! If you have any more queries let us know.
@@RNlifeunfilteredtoday my mom watch your video and she finally decided to cancel all my upcoming plans to come to UK😢..i am going to give my OET in upcoming month but she finally cancelled all my plans and say to remain in india..congratulations for your effort which spoil my carrier ways🎉..i say to my mother that they only talking about london not for outskirts..but she refuses finally..thanx buddy😢
@@RNlifeunfilteredI appreciate what you say ..but if we count negative impacts of living in india then it tops in the counting..all the rapes counts,extortion,murder..india secure rank 1 in it
I'm truly sorry to hear that there was a misunderstanding, and your mother decided to cancel your plans. That was never our intention. Our aim was simply to discuss the challenges faced in certain areas while emphasizing safety and preparedness for those considering moving to London.
I understand how important your career plans are to you. It might be helpful to have an open and honest conversation with your mother, explaining that the discussions were about specific areas and not meant to discourage you from pursuing your dreams. Hopefully, with time and communication, you can work towards a solution that aligns with your goals and your family's concerns.
Remember, there are various options and ways to approach your career aspirations, and it's important to explore them together as a family. Wishing you the best in finding a resolution that suits your ambitions and addresses your family's concerns.
Ye kam se kam 6000 dono mahine ka earn krte honge bank shift krke.. minimum bhi Dono 5000 toh kahi ni gya
Bhai UAE,Saudi Arabia And Kuwait Mai Jo Nurses Hai Us Ky Sath 1 Interview Kro Un logo se bhi kuch Experience ka puchna chahiye
I came to London last year. Working here in IT. I can say whatever they have said here is absolutely true. I stay 40 miles away from London. And travel to work thrice a week. My office is in central London. Rents are crazy there. I was living in Harrow and the room was so small. I could hardly breathe. Now I came to outskirts. I have a bigger place, cheap rent. I am ok to travel 2 hours to work. But I am saving
Thank you fellow Londoner ❤ You're insight will surely help many more!
Dear @chocominxx
Plz share me some it support related cos companies.
Sure. Ask me anything. I cannot tell you my company’s name because of breach of contract. But I can tell you everything else.
Aree bhai to waps kyon nahi jaate
Baat aysi hain, hamne dar ke maidaan chodna nahi sikha hain. Struggle hain but maja bhi hain! By the way are you Londoner?
This is an amazing video.. thank you Ankit and Priyanka for your valuable sharing and Sandeep is doing awesome work and yes..our directions indeed help many Indian nurses.
"Thank you, Trupti, for your positive feedback. We want to make sure people understand that we don't hate London; in fact, we love it. We simply aim to share the realities of living here and our journey towards a better life. Your support means a lot to us!"
@@RNlifeunfilteredI m working in aiims for last 3 yrs in india
Saving 50 k everymonth
Soon I will get promotion as senior nursing officer .
Planning to come to uk
Will it be worth comming there ?
For carrer and specially savings.
Kindly respond .
U was very honest throughout video .
Thank u
Ankit sir be ek bat boli ki aapko kisi ke bare m kuh nhi bolna h during work even Indian hi kyu na ho bcoz baad m staff complain kar deta h and other country staff as well bahut Achi or clear bat boli h becoz m bhi ye sb face kar chuki Hu Jo ki bahut hurting hota h
Your videos are very productive brother. I’ve a few queries if you can answer them
1- Please can you make some videos on Birmingham with their nurses? We are planning to move there.
2- Please can you redirect me to some video you’ve made I cannot be able to find them that how can I be able to call my parents in UK and how long will it take?
Thanks and more power to you.
Thanks to Mr. Sandeep, Mr. Ankit and Mam...🙏🙏🙏for sharing your experience. Its really very informative for me and other who willing to come in London.
All the best all of you.
Having nice day.
Cheers..
Cheers mate!
Thank you Sandeep bhai, Ankit and Priyanka ye video k liye. Aapne bahot achhe se ground reality batayi hai london ki jo koi nai batata. Mai bhi London mai as a nurse kar k work kar raha hu aur muze bhi kaafi mushkilo ka samna karna pada, I hope ye video logo ko help karenga kyu ki mai jab yaha aaya to koi help nai aur kuch nai pata tha but I think ye video aane wale logo k liye kaafi informative rahega. Thank you once again ❤
Thank you very much for this amazing response brother! I am glad you're settling well in London. We have huge responsibility to educate people.
Dara rahe ho yar ......
Real honest and lovely couple ! Hang on there this struggle shall too pass. We moved to Leicester from Hertfordshire last October, things are better towards North.
Thank you for this
Amazing encouragement! 😁
Thank you so much sir and our new guests I really appreciate both of you and again thank you so much all of you🎉🎉🎉
Thank you very much for your feedback! ❤
Good information Ankit dada n Priyanka Didi...ur helping nature towards our ppl is too good..here u had jst shared ur idea but in reality i had experienced ur helping nature guys...keep doing good n u will always get good blessings frm ppl like us in ur life...❤lots of love for both of u❤️
Thank you so much Akash❤❤😢
Very interesting conversation
Hi bros and sis
Really appreciate for giving your honest and genuine feedback
I'm single and planning to moving to london and work as nurse in nhs and i know for the fact that cost of living is high . Im lookiing more forward for professional/carrer growth and to make decent saving . I planning on working and being in London for like 1 or 2 yrs learn and want to change after that
I am ready to do some extra shift
I will be staying in a shared home
I am ready to travel and go for work
What would be you opinion bro please do share ?
I know when it comes to location there are pros and cons
I think London is the best to live because everything is easily accessible. But only if you are single and getting high cost allowance and provided you manage your expenses !!
I completely agree with you on the charm of London, but from my perspective, the cost of living in this city has become quite daunting. As someone who has experienced it firsthand, I've noticed that it's not just a bit more expensive than other UK cities; it's actually the most expensive city to live in across the entire country. Housing, transportation, and everyday expenses like groceries can take a substantial chunk out of your budget. While the city offers incredible opportunities and experiences, it's essential to plan your finances carefully when considering a move here.
Ankit brother Chahe jo Matter ho jay...aap dono aaise hi khush rahiyega
Sir aap bhi Benefits of living in Manchester pr video banaao please......😊
Sir after 12 th I had to take admission in simple bsc & its my final year . But i just want to take admission in top govt clg for bsc nursing . What should I do 😔 i am so so so confused. Plzz tell me .
Sister government college se bsc nursing ke kitna rupee lagte hai
Same me bhi 12th ke bad BA kiya tha but ab to exam bhi hogye Or ab me Bsc nursing govt college ke entrence exam ki tyari kr rha hu UP se
@@royalrahulgupta381 kis stat ki college ki fee
firstly, what was your subject in 12 class?
To hume countryside rhahna chahiye. Agar kbhi London ghumne ka mn ho to weekend pr ja skte hai.
Sir ek video banaye country side hospital aur trust k options par jaha cost of living Kam ho
Arey mera comment kidar gaya yeh saala couple totally frustrated he apne life se aise logo ka interview kyu karte ho
As a person living in Belgium, I have travelled to London and other parts of UK multiple times. London is one of the most expensive cities, especially Real Estate or to rent a tiny house, it is horrondous! Asian eateries are ok price. But prices have shot up since Corona time, and adding to the misery , the Ukraine war plus the Brexit! Many have lost jobs because of Job cuts at many company's. Much of human work is being mechanised or automatic! For example: 10 years back there were much cashiers working at a supermarket. Now you see only 40 to 30 percent of cashiers...the rest is done by shoppers themselves by scanning and paying by card. You should be lucky enough to get a job in the UK, especially in 2023 where there are too many Non European applicants for job. Most of unskilled jobs are for English natives, as it is much more complicated or expensive to hire someone outside the UK.
Hello everyone, sharing my experiences is essential because I believe that people who dream of coming to the UK should have a pleasant experience. It's vital to understand that my perspective is based on personal experiences from living in the heart of one of the most expensive cities on the planet "London" , specifically the 4th most expensive. My intention in sharing these experiences is not to force agreement, but to provide valuable insights.
I want to emphasize that I'm not discouraging anyone from pursuing their dreams, but rather, I aim to present a realistic view of what life in London can entail. Whether you agree or disagree with my viewpoint, it doesn't change the reality on the ground. Ultimately, my hope is that by sharing my experiences, individuals can make informed decisions and better prepare for the unique challenges and opportunities that London offers.
We Love London ❤
Thanks
for your information 😊
Sir, Jo students uk se hi apna oet, kar rahe hai.. Woh kaise karege NHS me job..iska bhi please app ek video bna dijiye kya procedure hota hai NHS me as a RN job apply krne ka ..thank you.
I thnk london is very exp😂nsive than other outskirts of uk
Yes, it's a fact that London is generally the most expensive city in the United Kingdom. However, its ranking as the fourth most expensive city on Earth may vary depending on the specific cost-of-living index used and can change over time due to economic factors. London is known for its high living costs, particularly in terms of housing and transportation.
Aisa kuch ni hai … 😂😂 depends on individual lifestyle.. they look boring tho ..
Absolutely, you've highlighted an essential aspect of human diversity. Our unique perspectives and opinions make the world an interesting and dynamic place. It's important to appreciate and respect the differences in how we perceive and engage with the world around us. What one person finds dull, another might find captivating, and that's what makes human interactions and experiences so rich and meaningful. Embracing our individuality and being open to diverse viewpoints can lead to a more harmonious and understanding society.
Let's focus on something more positive! What would you like to talk about or discuss that interests you?
Tnq brother for sharing reality..... doing grt job for our community
THIS VIDEO INFORMATIVE WITH FUN 😂😂😂
Nice video ( genuinue review of cute couple 👍
thanx for sharing truth without hesitation..❤
I am glad you find this video helpful ❤
Sir today I met a person who came from uk in India she said in uk there is no work no pr tell me is it true or fake
Its true..people are facing tough times.Students take loans in India to come to UK..they cannot earn enough nor afford rents as its so expensive in UK. I hear students sleep on streets in such cold weather .Wonder if its worth them coming to UK
Thankyou thankyou so much i am a single mom i am a nurse i was planning to come with my daughter .. thanks for guidance
I am glad that you found this video helpful, but I do recommend do your research about UK so you can make good wise decisions for you and your daughter. All the best!
Hello boss !
First time I have encountered someone on this channel who have spoken their heart out generously pointing not only on the positives but also on the negatives too which really could make a lot of difference. Others on this channel , like for the sake am not blaming anyone to be very honest, but they were laying more and more emphasis on the positive aspects which I believe is not right because we do have to look on both sides of the coin , sometimes I felt like people were dragged to work as a nurse or even as a carer Jst for the sake of getting an PR . And one thing more , like the way u said ki you wouldn’t have even thought to coming to UK if u had a government job back in india, this statement in turn carries much value which the newly graduated nurses or someone who is working in central institutes should take care off and keep in mind .!
Thank you so much
May God bless you and give you a good future
Thank you sir ❤ very informative video for us 😊
Nice couple Allah pak
Ap dono ko pareshani aur musebath sai bachaye
Ameen ❤
Absolutely true. People think London is heaven . If we get jobs in our country,why people would leave to work abroad.
Aisa nhi hai boss
London is light years ahead of india in so many aspects
Ek baar visit karo
Very informative ❤❤❤
I am coming to nottingham in jan 2024 i havee one dependent(husband who has to leave his 70 k salary job in india) and one 2 year old. Will it be worth coming there? Or should i say no to my descision.
"While we hold a profound affection for London and currently have no immediate plans to depart, we do harbor thoughts of exploring other locales where we can both save financially and savor a more relaxed pace of life. To those encouraging our return, we want to emphasize that our current life in London brings us genuine joy, and we strongly believe in the value of open expression.
We're not seeking to impose decisions on anyone, as we respect the wisdom of those watching. It's crucial to underscore our admiration for the positive aspects of London as well. Our words aren't fueled by frustration, depression, or regret; they're simply a candid reflection of our thoughts and experiences.
Your understanding and support are greatly appreciated."
We ❤ LONDON
Ager etni problum h to india bapas kiyo nhi aa jatay
Just add study cost and 12 hours shift a day. Any time day and night shift. Imagine after 12 hour job you have no energy left to do anything. Travelling is excluded in 12 hours.
People keep complaining but still stay there.. Keep saying everyone else don't come here it's shit but never leave. Its true london's life is fast and expensive but working in London also means your pay is higher than someone at same level in country side or any other city. Also, you have better opportunities and everything is readily available. You don't need to have a car in London, they're thinking to buy that means they have enough disposable income. They are able to save £1500 a month which I doubt they would've been able to save elsewhere. So, yes it's tough but it has its perks and if you stay here, you're choosing to!
"We absolutely love London and have no plans to leave anytime soon. However, we do envision a future where we might explore living in a place where we can save more and enjoy a slower pace of life. To those encouraging us to return, we want to emphasize that we are genuinely enjoying our life here, and we believe in expressing our thoughts openly. We're not forcing anyone to make decisions; everyone watching this is wise enough. It's important to note that we also appreciate the positive aspects of London. There's no frustration, depression, or regret here; it's simply two people sharing their hearts and experiences openly. Your understanding is greatly appreciated."
Very true
London is one of the most expensive cities in Europe, no doubt! Buying a house in London city is like if one could win a huge amount in lotto...the Real Estate is awfully expensive! My Scottish friend living almost at the outskirts...who is a well paid Doctor...bought a tiny one bedroomed house for a horrendous price, which he will not be able to pay off even after retirement! London has wonderful opportunities...... but please remember, there are immigrants, from all over the world.... flowing into London...looking for opportunities. So, it is tough competition, especially with native English people, and the EU citizens ( it is easier and cheaper to hire these people than someone from Non EU.). Certain highly skilled category people may get a job without much fuss! Other unskilled professions...it is like winning a lottery! Best wishes
Thank you so much for the information 👍
This kind of videos make me not to go UK... Some times from ur end get good vibes.. some times this kind of videos make not even come for UK....
bro don't demotivate he is saying for proper london city you can do job in countryside i am also preapring for oet kr lenge baas kuch dino ki baat h
I completely understand your point. It's often easier to express opinions when you're not directly experiencing the high cost of living in a city like London. We, on the other hand, are sharing insights from our first-hand experience of living in one of the world's most expensive cities, right in its center. Our goal is to provide a more nuanced view based on our unique perspective and daily life in this vibrant, albeit costly, city. We are saying about London not about entire UK. UK best country hain
NCLEX, OET , IELTS me kya difference hai please ispe ek video bnaye
The best part of living in this country is quality education that too for free. Even if you have government job in india you move to this country for your kids to give them better mindset better education and in future career opportunities. Even mentally challenged people have job here. I would agree though that London is bit too expensive and cost of living comes half when you move to other cities like Coventry Birmingham Manchester Colchester etc. I live in Cambridgeshire though it’s expensive as well but better schools and universities.
Better to move USA after 2 - 3 years in UK
Bhai ji meri English speaking jyada achi nhi hai to kya mai OET aaram se clear krluga iss chej ka jawab dedo maine apse har ek jhgye puchliya….?????🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
You can . First do some basic English grammar & speaking course
It's really knowledgeable.....
Hi Sandeep what about Bristol side is it expensive like London or little cheap we can think to relocate there
After saving 1500-2800£ every month,what do they aspire for….buying Buckingham palace😝😝😝😝😝in India they could hardly save 20000 per month being a nurse
I wish if it was only about money! But it's more then that, it's about quality of life,family time,security and many more and this things only make sense when you actually come and live in centre of 4th most expensive city on the globe! 1500 quids looks huge when you convert it Rupees but reality to very different 😊
Absolutely true, very nice video👌👌
Hello sir,
Me and my husband dono ne gnm pass kiya hai to kya hum dono sath me oet de to accha rahega ya fir koi am oet exam dega vo.?
Kya kare to dono sath me vaha kam kr sakte hai
Husband with wife dono nsg
K bad kya kregi
Its obvious from this video that wife, who came first to London, was not practical and future oriented. Rather husband is practical and future oriented. And thats the basic difference between thinking of female and male.
9.50
Stroller /baby pram/ push chair/baby buggy 😅
Haha
ये ऐसे लोग है जहाँ भी जाते है रोते रहते है😂
Sandip bhai uk me staff nurse ki shifting duty kitne hour ki hoti h apne india me to 6 hour ki hoti h aur bhai uk ka 1 pound apne india me kitne rupaye ke brabr hota h
YA TO PRANK HO GAYA 😂😂😆😅
Thanks God bless you
How do you save 2800 from 5000 pounds when you are paying nearly 18-19 hundred pounds for accommadation?
Thank you so mach for information
Human nature is.... nothing is enough!!!!😂🤣😂......from uk student
RN’s can make $200k-300k a year in California, USA 🇺🇸.
I agree United states pays well to nurses! 😊
It felt like a rant against London. Liking a place is a subjective opinion, and one should advise others from not coming to a place as not everyone wants the same thing from life.
Nice video bro true and fair ❤
Uk mai kya ILATES ke jarurat nhi padti kya bro ??
Sir Scotland ke cost of living par be koi informative vedio banaya jaya
Hiii bro ot technician ke baare me video banayea plzz
Kuch log kabhi khush nahi ho sakte.... I doubt that they will leave this country
Certainly, here's a combined version of your statement:
"We absolutely love London and have no plans to leave anytime soon. However, we do envision a future where we might explore living in a place where we can save more and enjoy a slower pace of life. To those encouraging us to return, we want to emphasize that we are genuinely enjoying our life here, and we believe in expressing our thoughts openly. We're not forcing anyone to make decisions; everyone watching this is wise enough. It's important to note that we also appreciate the positive aspects of London. There's no frustration, depression, or regret here; it's simply two people sharing their hearts and experiences openly. Your understanding is greatly appreciated."
Please if u have so much issue with UK , LHR operate flight to india 7 days a week i will pay for extra bags fee
I want to ask that CBT format or syllabus is going to change by November
Hello sir,,do u have any idea about worldify consultatancy in india..is it genuine?they told they are connected to NHS...25000 PROCESSING FEES
Nomoskar what course should I do to get a job . My education is normal which is not related any job A level equivalent standard highest .
Agr ek normal family jisme husband nurse h or wife dependent or ek baby h......agr ye family London me apna khrcha nahi chala skte savings nahi kr skte that means... Nurses ki salary bht kam h waha
Hello! Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's important to acknowledge that while London offers various opportunities, the cost of living, especially after the pandemic, has increased substantially. Factors like dependents joining can indeed impact expenses, making it challenging to maintain a high quality of life. The reality of living in London, and it's clear that many people, like us, we appreciate the city but our humble opinion is that if families can live happy life out of London in rest of UK. In addition to it, pay is standardised all over uk also we get London allowance but that's not enough to sustain while helping our family back home.
@@RNlifeunfilteredhey , I am first year student now, planning to to move uk after graduation I just want to know after 4-5year there w"ll be still high demand on nursing profession or be saturated
@@GadgetsX1 Hello, thank you for your question. Rest assured there will be plenty vacancies in UK and around the world. Once you complete your education you will have a lot of options so don't worry about saturation. Just give your best!
They both are right
😮india mai khuch khadh nhi mil pata ... London se khuch tyo kmma longe
Thanks Sandeep bhi
Can you make the same video for Ireland?
Tq Sandeep bhai ...
Bhaiya iam bsc nursing 1st yr kab se mai start karu norcet ka aur oet ka plzzz tell????????
Sir what about barking and dagen ham in London is it too expensive??
Nice video
I live in Wolverhampton😊
Vegetarian khana jo khata hai..uske leye Shai hai
Hii sir m abhi student hu mujhe uk ane m 6-7 saal lg jayenge kya tb tk bhi NHS m nurses ki demand rhegi ya nhi ??
Hiii sandeep m uk aa rhi hu in September study permit pe or husbnd dependent h or 2 kids h bpp university london campus kya mujhe room london se bhar lena chahie
sir i would like to make video with u on ibia government vs uk job
London is not good but you still want to bring other members of the family as well (biased)
Which is safe country for nursing
Bhai aap contract poora karke bapish aa skte ho no sad emotion
India me bhi bahut employment hai❤
Thank you mere bhai ❤
@@RNlifeunfilteredwhat's the situation in Buckinghamshire?
Absolutely they are right.. Staying in India is better
Sir
I am having a government job with 8 yrs of experience.
Is it still worth coming to uk
Yes
Sir oet ki coaching kahaan se kare,kya online coaching kar sakte hai
Sir, humble request germany registered nurse k video kareia please sir please
Bro can u please do a video based on mental health nurses in uk
agr yai log itne he pareshan hai to join he ku kiya 3 year contract sab ko malum hai london expensive hai kuch bhe
bolna hota hai bus 😂😂
I completely understand your point. It's often easier to express opinions when you're not directly experiencing the high cost of living in a city like London. We, on the other hand, are sharing insights from our first-hand experience of living in one of the world's most expensive cities, right in its center. Our goal is to provide a more nuanced view based on our unique perspective and daily life in this vibrant, albeit costly, city. Aur humne join kiya kyu ki hum family conditions ke wajse majbur the 😃 I hope this answers your question.
@@RNlifeunfiltered no this is not answer of my question maine bola tha London me join he ku kiya jab malum hai itne expensive hai or bhe city hai and i know join to family condition ko better karne ke liya he kiya hoga obviously . Baat vhi hai reh bhe rahe ho or nashukarida kar rahe ho thats not fair 🙂🙂🙂
Aisi kaisi life jee rhe sir, kya London aana hi successful mana jata hai kya??
Hello, aysa nahi hain ki hum khush nahi hain, we are happy then ever but baat aysi hain uk jab aap atey ho tab ek thought leke atey ho ki settle ho, savings karo toh aysa hain ki London main woh cheez either bohot jyada time leti hain on the other hand people out of London can achieve goals in less time. But question is, are we happy here in London toh yes we are happy but do we want to have better life? Definitely yes. I hope this answers your question.
@@RNlifeunfiltered Hii sir m abhi student hu uk ane m mujhe 6-7 saal lg jayange kya tb tk bhi NHS m nurse ki demand rhegi ya nhi ??
Sir i am doing diploma in cath lab please tell me about this course Like salary, job opportunity etc..
canada is much more easy then UK
But for students it is very hard
Mashallah cute couple 🙂
Sirf paisa kamana hai but 98 percent logo ko nhi pta ki vo paise ko use kaise krna hai
The thing is when you see things from India they look very easy, but the moment you arrive in foreign land things change. Aysa nahi hain we don't know how manage finances but things are very different when you live in heart of 4th most expensive city on the globe! ,
but again question is are we happy then surely we are! But it was just a video to spread awareness from ground zero but It's sad that people are taking it in wrong way! But yes we agree that we belong to those 98% but we are learning. Woh kehete hain na "sacchai kadvi hoti hain"