CANADA OR GERMANY | Best Country for Immigration

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  • Canada and Germany are the two biggest immigration destinations, but which country is better for you? Both Germany and Canada are advanced nations with a stable economy, high standards of living, and excellent infrastructure facilities. However, still, there are several aspects of both countries, which separate them from one another. Let’s take a look at both of them.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 118

  • @aleck4490
    @aleck4490 3 роки тому +58

    Great video! Just a small adjustment and my personal comments are: It takes only 3 years in Canada not 5 to get citizenship after PR! So it is record short for sure. Toronto weather can be almost the same (and as warm as) as Berlin or Munich while Vancouver can be compared to Frankfurt or London. It is true that public transportation is better overall in Europe than in Canada or US. But the gasoline here in Canada is 6 times cheaper than in Germany. As for real estate, it is indeed cheap in smaller or medium cities in Canada (prices for a house starts from only $ 80,000 and over, but in big cities housing is expensive. Also the house utilities (gas, electricity and water) are 10 times cheaper in Canada than Germany, the drinking water in Canada is superb quality and free for everyone so you can use it as much as you want without paying a penny. Grocery products can be found in cheap stores as well which will be at the same level as in Germany or even cheaper. As for geographic location, I would say we have the US as our neighbor which is the biggest economy in the world and bigger than whole European Union's economy and is still much richer than whole Europe combined in investments and capital. The video did not mention that we also have Mexico, Caribbean and Latin America right next door as well (which are basically our "Greece" or "Turkey" with very cheap services and tropical climate where we can get within 2 hours). London is only 5 hours away from Toronto, while New York (the richest city on the planet) is only an hour flight from Toronto. When it comes to history, I'd argue and say many scientific inventions were made in Canada (including aspirin, basketball, hockey, IMAX, etc.) and many famous celebrities such as James Cameron (who created the films Titanic, Avatar, Terminator, etc.), Celine Dion, Ryan Gosling, Justin Bieber, etc. come from Canada. There was also Native American culture and history before Europeans arrived here. So yeah, we are a young nation with rich history and pride! Having said that let me emphasize, Germany is a great country as well! Cheers from Canada.

    • @simplenewzealandwithanna
      @simplenewzealandwithanna  3 роки тому +3

      Hi Alec, thank you for the information! Great to know!

    • @jackjake8117
      @jackjake8117 3 роки тому +3

      I think u can too make video..on this..

    • @amairis8394
      @amairis8394 3 роки тому

      In short Canada 😩😩😩😩

    • @darshusharma3134
      @darshusharma3134 3 роки тому +1

      Can you comment on the health care system too please..

    • @zept603
      @zept603 3 роки тому +2

      Toronto to London is not 5 hours of flight . It takes approximately 7 hours

  • @sualtam9509
    @sualtam9509 3 роки тому +13

    About the taxes:
    If you compare Canada and Germany keep in mind that Canada has federal and provincial income taxes. Thus if you compare the tax rates of popular Canadian provinces like Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta to German tax rates it's the same or even higher in B.C.
    You could move to Nunavut and save taxes, but yeah...

    • @ashvina8244
      @ashvina8244 2 роки тому

      yeah Man I can Agree with you

  • @augustinaonuwundijo9580
    @augustinaonuwundijo9580 3 роки тому +7

    U are saying the true thanks so much am coming to germany

  • @leonidas759
    @leonidas759 2 роки тому +5

    Both are excellent options. It is so hard to decide haha 😆

  • @mustafta
    @mustafta 3 роки тому +31

    I lost my resident permit in Germany just because I dont speak German, while my employer told the authority that English is the business language in the company. the authority insisted that i must have at least B1 to integrate. many times i heard from workers in supermarket and post office (go back to your country). Racism in Germany is like no anywhere else on earth.

    • @AA-yb6jw
      @AA-yb6jw 3 роки тому +3

      Awttss it‘s so sad:(

    • @weibrot8324
      @weibrot8324 3 роки тому +3

      Yes racism is unfortunately again a big problem here in Germany and yes we here in Germany want ppl wich speak german since not all parts of Germany speak English, in the former GDR you will meet alot of ppl wich spoke/speake Russian or French meanwhile you meet in the West ppl wich speak only German or also English and French.
      So the best way to get accepted in Germany is to speak B1 German and be interessted in learning more German in future.
      The new rising racism in Germany is caused by some political changes in the newer past, short we have alot of ppl but not enaught workplaces for them, many workplaces are empty since native germans dont want to work at these empty workplaces cause of (for german living standards) bad payment and bad work conditions (Altenpflege/elderly care, Polizei/Police, Bundeswehr/Military).

    • @EgoundderRest
      @EgoundderRest 2 роки тому +4

      Wer nicht ein Mindestmaß der Sprache des Landes erlernt (erlernen will), in dem er leben, arbeiten und die Vorzüge für sich nutzen will, ist nicht integrationswillig und macht sich selbst zum dort ungewollten Außenseiter.

    • @soulwriter3765
      @soulwriter3765 2 роки тому +1

      @@EgoundderRest I totally agree

    • @grapefruitbierchen2141
      @grapefruitbierchen2141 2 роки тому +4

      Obviously you don´t know the definition of racism. Going to another country without the intention to learn at least the basics of the official language is just disrespectful. And as much as I judge workers for saying the things like you mentioned, it's not even necessary to speak German to interact in German with the cashier. You simply can learn the phrase Ich zahle bar/mit Karte. Hallo. Tschüss. Simple as that. If this is too much for you, you are better off staying in your home country.

  • @Jay-in-the-USA
    @Jay-in-the-USA 3 роки тому +22

    Sounds like Germany is a little ahead of Canada. But I think both countries have a lot to offer for immigrants....and you should definitely consider the last point you made: Canadians are very polite and friendly, whereas German can seem a little cold and direct. But I think once you get used to that, you can see through this surface and eventually will make friends and understand the culture. Both countries are awesome.

    • @simplenewzealandwithanna
      @simplenewzealandwithanna  3 роки тому +2

      yeah, agree with you :)

    • @debadreeto
      @debadreeto 3 роки тому +11

      I would not say Germans are cold and direct all the time, having lived in Deutschland for about 1.5 years now, I can definitely tell in any German circle you would require a little time to settle in. They make friends late but keep them for life. Also, Germans hate small talk. Factual details must be incorporated while making a conversation, because we love talking in depth on numbers and quantities. I would say what I love the most about Germany is their efficiency, never a god damn minute late, like ever!

    • @berndgaal7689
      @berndgaal7689 3 роки тому

      superficial friendliness versus honest friendliness!!! Well, I prefere superficial!!!!

    • @larsmetersen5172
      @larsmetersen5172 2 роки тому +3

      In germany you are gonna be treated like 2nd class citizen, but in Canada you will be treated equal.

    • @ahmedgouhmid6132
      @ahmedgouhmid6132 Рік тому

      there is one work around rude germans which a lot of people might not know which is : just move to Berlin, it is really totally different from the rest of germany, people are open minded, u dont need to learn german ... but regardless the newer generation is positively better than the older generation.

  • @reza310
    @reza310 3 роки тому +2

    Great video. Your english is perfect. And your accent is lovely. I am improving my english hope fully i will be as fluent as you

  • @lovefilles
    @lovefilles 3 місяці тому

    Canada has a culture, especially in Quebec, the French side, It is super culturally developed in Montreal. And we speak French and English. Education in Canada is cheap compared to the US! Super cheap in fact! And the flat cost depends on the province you live and city. In Montreal, expect tp pay around 2000$ every month for a flat. But there is no down payment like in Germany. Health insurance is free of you live in Canada. but you need to be considered as a resident. On the whole, you are quit right.

  • @BestBuddies.
    @BestBuddies. 3 роки тому +9

    You have no idea about Canada you think it takes 7000 a month for a family you are waaaay offf its more like 3500 and the property is very expensive I should know I am Canadian

    • @simplenewzealandwithanna
      @simplenewzealandwithanna  3 роки тому +4

      accordingly to my research: Some household spending surveys estimate that the average family will spend C$66,000 - C$88,000 per year depending on family size, so its at least 5,5k

    • @BestBuddies.
      @BestBuddies. 3 роки тому +2

      @@simplenewzealandwithanna the average Canadian does not make that much. together if both parents are working yes maybe but it is not as much as you stated

    • @simplenewzealandwithanna
      @simplenewzealandwithanna  3 роки тому +1

      @@BestBuddies. yes it's calculated if for both parents are working

    • @larsmetersen5172
      @larsmetersen5172 2 роки тому

      Both countries are highly developed, but I am thinking about moving to Canada because people are more friendlier there.Public transport, health insurance, education are also good in Canada,the difference is that you need to take care of it self.Correct me if I am wrong.

    • @Aryannair.7
      @Aryannair.7 2 роки тому +1

      You Are canadian
      she is talking about Foreigners😂

  • @sheisomarica
    @sheisomarica 3 роки тому

    Thank you for this elaborate video

  • @JacobA666
    @JacobA666 3 роки тому +4

    I'd pick Europe over North America any day ☺️

  • @kruemmelmonsterliebtkekse183
    @kruemmelmonsterliebtkekse183 3 роки тому +4

    You do work over hours in Germany and when you life more in smaller villageges you also need a car because there is also nor public transportation or its very bad. But I guess it's the same everywhere, when you are in the cities you don't need a car otherwise you mostly do. For vacation ist depends on Age, and how long you are on the company and if it calculated in "werktage" or "arbeitstage" so it can be between 4-6 weeks:). Also school yes it is almost for free here but of course you can't expect "the best" education than for something you almost don't pay anything for:) . This just as few comments/corrections, but your vide is great:)

  • @adrena7321
    @adrena7321 3 роки тому

    Thank you! Very elaborate

  • @jaxastmedia
    @jaxastmedia Рік тому

    One more thing you forgot Canadian citizens can work in Germany without a work permit only residence permit is required thars it

  • @marziazehera4620
    @marziazehera4620 3 роки тому +3

    Hi very informative video, i have 15 years of exp in banking and insurance hunting jobs very seriouly to migrate Germany can you suggest some thing for me

    • @rabiehmoussa9854
      @rabiehmoussa9854 3 роки тому +1

      @Watch Dog fuck whats wrong with having 15 years of experience why are you acting like a 3 year old

  • @bhargavchavda1478
    @bhargavchavda1478 3 роки тому +4

    I have completed my mechanical bachelor's and I was really confused between Canada and Germany , thx for making this video, really helped me

    • @funknowledgeforeveryone
      @funknowledgeforeveryone 3 роки тому +3

      Can I ask which one did u choose at the end?

    • @thaislaurs
      @thaislaurs 2 роки тому +1

      I’m now in the same process, trying to choose between the two counties. Sooo nerve-racking! Two great options!!!

  • @rorybellamy2533
    @rorybellamy2533 3 роки тому +1

    Nice Puffy shirt

  • @loopusconsultingkosova
    @loopusconsultingkosova 2 роки тому

    Wherever you go I'll come...so pls check wisely

  • @AsgharImmigrationOfficial
    @AsgharImmigrationOfficial 3 роки тому +3

    nice

  • @dushanindunil500
    @dushanindunil500 3 роки тому +1

    Canada or Germany best for electronics and software developers ?

    • @Fleetfoot
      @Fleetfoot Рік тому

      Canada is much better than Germany, if you want Europe take a look in the Netherlands.

    • @dushanindunil500
      @dushanindunil500 Рік тому

      @@Fleetfoot you meant to say if I wanna do masters Canada is better choice ?

    • @dushanindunil500
      @dushanindunil500 Рік тому

      @@Fleetfoot i heared canada is not developed , as Europe

    • @dushanindunil500
      @dushanindunil500 Рік тому

      @@Fleetfoot but to work in canada need to get PR no ?

  • @berndgaal7689
    @berndgaal7689 3 роки тому +2

    I used to live in Canada for 10 yrs. Nice country!! But we have much more fun in Germany!!! Going to concerts, enyoing fireworks, etc.

  • @ethanpash7186
    @ethanpash7186 3 роки тому +3

    can I survive in germany with basic german language?

    • @simplenewzealandwithanna
      @simplenewzealandwithanna  3 роки тому +1

      depends what do you want to do there

    • @fritz2513
      @fritz2513 3 роки тому +4

      Survive, yes... But it'll be hard to find an apartment and a job with just basic german skills, people won't trust you. Greetings from germany

    • @artjommaier3993
      @artjommaier3993 3 роки тому +4

      Bro, Germany is bullshit. I live here and want to move ASAP.

    • @TheAcepilot123
      @TheAcepilot123 3 роки тому

      @@artjommaier3993 why don't you like it and also what would be be like for a black person who was proficient in the language??

    • @artjommaier3993
      @artjommaier3993 3 роки тому +4

      @@TheAcepilot123 I live here 25 yrs. now. Germany is expensive af. We have the highest electricity costs in the world and the highest taxes. If you google about the taxes, you will see that Sweden and other country's are higher as Germany, but Germany calculate the taxes different. So if you work for lets say 2000 euro salary per month, you will receive just 1400 Euro. But for me it's not the biggest problem. My problem is the German culture. Germans are strange imo. I don't feel comfortable here. It's very important that you can speak the language, otherwise it's difficult to get a job. But I don't think that you will have any problems if you are black, Asian or something else (but it depends on where in Germany you live). I was in the USA in vacation 2018 and was shocked at what a big problem Americans have with skin color. I saw a kid approximately 14 yrs old on a bicycle was arrested from cops in LA just for doing nothing. You will never see something like this in whole Europe. The only good thing in Germany is, if you like to travel you can visit every European country in just 2 hrs with the plane.
      Germany has many logistics company's. If you have any experience in logistics, it's quite easy to get a job.
      Sorry for my strange English. I'm not a native English speaker.

  • @mahdyfo
    @mahdyfo 2 роки тому +1

    If you don't look like germans, you probably feel like an alien in Germany.

  • @mohammedsidddiqui3986
    @mohammedsidddiqui3986 3 роки тому

    I can notice Russian accent
    I been to moscow and saint peters burg ❤️

  • @robertzander9723
    @robertzander9723 3 роки тому +4

    Servus and Grüß Gott!🍀🍻
    Have you been to Canada before?

    • @simplenewzealandwithanna
      @simplenewzealandwithanna  3 роки тому

      Robert Zander no I haven’t yet

    • @robertzander9723
      @robertzander9723 3 роки тому

      @@simplenewzealandwithanna if you could choose which part of Canada would you like to see first and maybe start the traveling?

    • @simplenewzealandwithanna
      @simplenewzealandwithanna  3 роки тому +2

      Robert Zander I would choose Vancouver and Victoria in British Columbia, the weather should be the best there 😊

  • @kartarsingh7814
    @kartarsingh7814 3 роки тому +4

    Deutschland🇩🇪👍👍👍👍

  • @Anna_311_
    @Anna_311_ 3 роки тому +4

    You can always notice Russian accent if you're from Russia:)

  • @jazzpresso7021
    @jazzpresso7021 2 роки тому

    ua-cam.com/video/AG_pw0iJ7rE/v-deo.html
    Servus aus Österreich, ich denke dass dieses amerikanische Paar, was seit einiger Zeit in Deutschland (Freiburg) lebt auf ihrem UA-cam Channel sehr gute Informationen zusammen getragen hat.
    Deutschland ist kein souveränes Land sondern eher ein unsichtbarer Stern auf der amerikanischen Fahne! Meine Frau und ich überlegen daher sogar nach Russland auszuwandern⁉️Aber jetzt sind wir erst mal in Österreich 🇦🇹

  • @rikuriku1645
    @rikuriku1645 3 роки тому +3

    japan korea IQ 105
    EU USA IQ 90

    • @danielchristian9198
      @danielchristian9198 3 роки тому +4

      Both countries are the opposite of immigration and very racist. Nobody speaks English on top of that. Not sure how smart you guys can be 失礼します

    • @jeycalc6877
      @jeycalc6877 3 роки тому

      korea is no longer very poor because of the US, otherwise it would of been taken over by north korea, US gave korea loans as well to develop the country

  • @xdanix9949
    @xdanix9949 3 роки тому

    Holy shh this russian accent! I'm not a native english speaker , but I better wouldn't hear how she pronounces the words.

    • @ziyanwang5249
      @ziyanwang5249 Рік тому +3

      Maybe you should be more polite. Accent is not a big deal.