Tell them brother! Unfortunately many willl only believe you 5 years into their diaspora journey. It takes a while to see the fake ness for what it really is . If you have a livelihood at home, just stay here and raise your family here
I think you missed the elephant in the room bro, alot of people just move because of economic issues, jobs in Kenya don't pay as much as the Western countries, even though most don't like to move but it's a sacrifice that we are willing to take, so one can raise capital faster than working in Kenya, my two cents..
You are right. If he had stayed in Kenya he probably would not have raised the funds to build his beautifil house. My take is let others go and try, some actually enjoy it in the US/Europe. Not all have the same experience.
Thank you Woud Karateng' All my life I've always wanted to move to the United States but after this, guess I'm really going to give it a thought. Watching from Kapuonja
Hello my brother, I am a Jamaican living in Canada and trying to relocate to Kenya. It’s soo hard to move to Kenya .. life in the West is NOT as advertised
@@gracewarira2750 There is no permanent Visa, even with a kenyan spouse, . Finding work is almost impossible as you dormant to steal jobs from the local, etc...
@@gracewarira2750 really, maybe if ur Kenyan or white. Moving to Canada was 90% easier than trying to move to Kenya and a descendant of enslaved Africans
I am Ugandan living in Australia Everything you have said makes sense! But no one will listen to you unless they test the fire. I have met VERY young Kenyan students here in Melbourne who have come over through student visa…most of them were motivated to come over during Covid time when policies allowed students to study and work as many hours as they wanted! They managed very well, until we got out of Covid and policies changed: students are now only allowed to work 48 hours a fortnight ( according to a few Kenyan students I have worked with). This has now impacted them negatively and causing many young students to experience mental health challenges, lack of funds to pay tuition, rent, insurance, meals, fuel, public transport, medical expenses etc! Many of these students are VERY young! No friends, no family support etc Not forgetting that, before they came over, they mentioned ( some of them) already got loans in Kenya from family and friends, and are required to pay back every week or month! And mind you, the only available jobs for students are in factories and aged care facilities! The stress level of working in such places while studying and trying to pay endless bills is enormous! If you want, check in with a few of them out here if you have friends here, ask them how they really are managing, if they are honest they will tell you the truth. Of course not all of them are facing this challenges, others may have come to study with full financial support from their families back in Kenya! My Testimony is based on the students I have worked with, met at different events. So I am no putting every Kenyan student under the bus! Kindly read reviews before you come out here, it won’t hurt to have some knowledge of what to expect. I will say what my brother has said: if you are not strong hearted, not hard working, not flexible, like your privacy and can’t share space, can’t drive, can’t speak proper English, short tempered, indulging in alcohol ( you won’t drive, as you may lose your licence ASAP), if you can’t take orders from no one, if you can’t work all jobs ( flexibility), if your health is not good, …etc you can come but you will struggle with life big time! I am saying all this in good faith! God bless!
Wood Odidi am happy with your honesty. I lived in the US ,,its not easy as people think. When I came back I told people life there is not what we see or hear etc. Home is best east or west.
I live in Australia and work in the health sector Staying out here at retirement age is not a good idea if you don’t have family! It can be lonely, depressing with lots of hospital visits due to age related illnesses. It works both ways, you just need a plan: you wanna retire out here? Who is your support system? You wanna go back home: what will you be doing to keep active? Have health insurance plan before you go back. I am not an expert, just sharing my thoughts.
@CWM-1606 189 gives you many options, goes back to your current profession/qualifications Start with what you already have and venture into other sectors if you like.
Love it! I'm in the UK and I agree 1000 percent. The diaspora isn't as it used to be..racism, high cost of living have made it so miserable even natives are seeking opportunities elsewhere. I know kenyans who are planning their exit plan 5years after living in Europe.
But some of you are posting these clips from the comfort and serenity of your half-acre mansions, with birds chirping, clean, cool breeze, green manicured lawns, isn't it kind of ironic? Would you say you would be in a similar situation, had you stayed in Kenya? That said, you do raise some valid points regarding the challenges of immigration, and probably nothing illustrates that better than the stark differences in the lives of diaspora returnees (and those still in the diaspora). I'd say you are probably in the 99% percentile for diaspora returnees in terms of favorable outcomes. The challenge many Kenyans are facing today stem from the terrible state of the economy - today, and in the years to come - which puts them in an unenviable situation of having to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea. When one looks at the economy forecast (loan repayments increasing, more borrowing, default looming, etc.), can anyone really blame someone who chooses to take the risk out there, rather than stay home and suffer the painful and long lasting consequences of bad governance? I don't know
Iv been in diaspora for over 20 but I am still trusting Almighty I will return home. When I left the shores of Africa, to be honest Wuon I did'nt know what I was looking for. But The Most High is in perfect control. I wish you all the best back home. Nevertheless a good comprehensive content I have learnt something, asante sana Wuon.
Always awesome content, 🎉🎉 been dreaming of moving abroad..for the income mostly, but after this video m wondering is it really worth it starting afresh? In a new country..but the money and education is tempting too..lesser opportunities in Kenya in terms jobs that Pay like the ones abroad
Tell them brother! Unfortunately many willl only believe you 5 years into their diaspora journey. It takes a while to see the fake ness for what it really is . If you have a livelihood at home, just stay here and raise your family here
My same words: they won’t believe you unless they test the fire for themselves
I couldn't agree more
Exactly!!
....the part for you can do american system locally is funny for most.....(Cost😂).
Anyway this guy is most sober and grounded in his approach. 👍
Thank you so much :)
I think you missed the elephant in the room bro, alot of people just move because of economic issues, jobs in Kenya don't pay as much as the Western countries, even though most don't like to move but it's a sacrifice that we are willing to take, so one can raise capital faster than working in Kenya, my two cents..
You are right. If he had stayed in Kenya he probably would not have raised the funds to build his beautifil house. My take is let others go and try, some actually enjoy it in the US/Europe. Not all have the same experience.
@@millie9627Well said very true
Exactly very true pple here r jobless n struggling
Don’t forget the heavy taxes you will be paying for working long hours
@@millie9627I agree
😊your content is very informative and entertaining....thank you
You are welcome :)
Well said and factual. Great info and insight
Thank you so much :)
Thank you Woud Karateng'
All my life I've always wanted to move to the United States but after this, guess I'm really going to give it a thought. Watching from Kapuonja
I am glad to hear that jirani :)
@@WuonOdidi I'm also taking UA-cam videos tutorials lol😂😂
Couldn’t agree more!
Thank you so much :)
Hello my brother, I am a Jamaican living in Canada and trying to relocate to Kenya. It’s soo hard to move to Kenya .. life in the West is NOT as advertised
It's not hard to move in Kenya
@@gracewarira2750 There is no permanent Visa, even with a kenyan spouse,
. Finding work is almost impossible as you dormant to steal jobs from the local, etc...
@@gracewarira2750 really, maybe if ur Kenyan or white. Moving to Canada was 90% easier than trying to move to Kenya and a descendant of enslaved Africans
I am Ugandan living in Australia
Everything you have said makes sense!
But no one will listen to you unless they test the fire.
I have met VERY young Kenyan students here in Melbourne who have come over through student visa…most of them were motivated to come over during Covid time when policies allowed students to study and work as many hours as they wanted! They managed very well, until we got out of Covid and policies changed: students are now only allowed to work 48 hours a fortnight ( according to a few Kenyan students I have worked with).
This has now impacted them negatively and causing many young students to experience mental health challenges, lack of funds to pay tuition, rent, insurance, meals, fuel, public transport, medical expenses etc!
Many of these students are VERY young! No friends, no family support etc
Not forgetting that, before they came over, they mentioned ( some of them) already got loans in Kenya from family and friends, and are required to pay back every week or month!
And mind you, the only available jobs for students are in factories and aged care facilities! The stress level of working in such places while studying and trying to pay endless bills is enormous!
If you want, check in with a few of them out here if you have friends here, ask them how they really are managing, if they are honest they will tell you the truth.
Of course not all of them are facing this challenges, others may have come to study with full financial support from their families back in Kenya!
My Testimony is based on the students I have worked with, met at different events.
So I am no putting every Kenyan student under the bus!
Kindly read reviews before you come out here, it won’t hurt to have some knowledge of what to expect.
I will say what my brother has said: if you are not strong hearted, not hard working, not flexible, like your privacy and can’t share space, can’t drive, can’t speak proper English, short tempered, indulging in alcohol ( you won’t drive, as you may lose your licence ASAP), if you can’t take orders from no one, if you can’t work all jobs ( flexibility), if your health is not good, …etc you can come but you will struggle with life big time!
I am saying all this in good faith!
God bless!
Welcome to Kenya! Its probably easier then you realize
Watching you frm Zambia 🇿🇲 Asante sana for the content
Thank you so much :)
Wood Odidi am happy with your honesty. I lived in the US ,,its not easy as people think. When I came back I told people life there is not what we see or hear etc. Home is best east or west.
Thats why we talk about these things!
very useful and thank you,you never dissappoint as always
Thank you so much :)
Great content
Great advice, if you dont have boundaries, can’t control how much you drink, have issues with gander roles and not ready to change- stay home
YES!!!
Very true 👍🏽.
YES!!!!
Do a video at what age should one consider to return /and why you should not stay after retirment
I live in Australia and work in the health sector
Staying out here at retirement age is not a good idea if you don’t have family! It can be lonely, depressing with lots of hospital visits due to age related illnesses.
It works both ways, you just need a plan: you wanna retire out here? Who is your support system?
You wanna go back home: what will you be doing to keep active? Have health insurance plan before you go back.
I am not an expert, just sharing my thoughts.
@ritahdedeng6889 hi, we got PR 189 recently. What jobs are we likely to start with ? Wanna end there before Oct this year
@@CWM-1606 what qualifications do you have?
@CWM-1606 189 gives you many options, goes back to your current profession/qualifications
Start with what you already have and venture into other sectors if you like.
I will!! Thank you :)
From Jael's channel to here.
Thank you so much :)
Love it! I'm in the UK and I agree 1000 percent. The diaspora isn't as it used to be..racism, high cost of living have made it so miserable even natives are seeking opportunities elsewhere. I know kenyans who are planning their exit plan 5years after living in Europe.
I'm on that list. After being here for a year, I have no doubt I'll definitely go back.
YES!!! Many of us have had enough!
We can do this!!
Very informative,kama una tabia mbaya,kichwa ngumu,baki nyumbani tu,I love that ❤🎉
YES!!!
But some of you are posting these clips from the comfort and serenity of your half-acre mansions, with birds chirping, clean, cool breeze, green manicured lawns, isn't it kind of ironic? Would you say you would be in a similar situation, had you stayed in Kenya?
That said, you do raise some valid points regarding the challenges of immigration, and probably nothing illustrates that better than the stark differences in the lives of diaspora returnees (and those still in the diaspora). I'd say you are probably in the 99% percentile for diaspora returnees in terms of favorable outcomes.
The challenge many Kenyans are facing today stem from the terrible state of the economy - today, and in the years to come - which puts them in an unenviable situation of having to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea. When one looks at the economy forecast (loan repayments increasing, more borrowing, default looming, etc.), can anyone really blame someone who chooses to take the risk out there, rather than stay home and suffer the painful and long lasting consequences of bad governance?
I don't know
I agree!!
Iv been in diaspora for over 20 but I am still trusting Almighty I will return home. When I left the shores of Africa, to be honest Wuon I did'nt know what I was looking for. But The Most High is in perfect control. I wish you all the best back home. Nevertheless a good comprehensive content I have learnt something, asante sana Wuon.
Thank you so much :) We can do this!
Very accurate!!!
Thank you so much :)
Always awesome content, 🎉🎉 been dreaming of moving abroad..for the income mostly, but after this video m wondering is it really worth it starting afresh? In a new country..but the money and education is tempting too..lesser opportunities in Kenya in terms jobs that Pay like the ones abroad
I am glad this is info is helping!! Good luck!
I know many kenyan doctors here
True! Some are successful..others have struggled!
Madical doctors just need to sit for the medical board exams
Its hard to pass. I know people who are struggling to transfer their medical doctor to the US.
True!