Ayaw na sa Canada? | Horror stories sa student housing scam | Buhay Canada

Dahil sa pina-striktong requirements, nabawasan na raw ng husto ang bilang ng mga Pilipinong gusto mag-international student sa Canada.
May babala naman para sa mga tuloy parin ang pagpunta sa Canada, mag-ingat sa mga scammer na naga-alok maghanap ng matitirhan para sa inyo. In this episode, Sun-Cor's Nick Sun shares some of horror stories involving student housing.
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[@LasFilipinaMasFina]

J1 visa/student visa is not a pathway to residency in the US. One might graduate in the US, however employers only hire people with social security number issued by the US Government. Let's say, one graduates in the US and wants to stay through working visa, they need to find a company who is willing to sponsor them, and sponsoring someone is no joke. It takes a lot of money, time and resources. Unless exceptional background ang J1 visa holder, the company wouldn't consider you over costs, there's a lot of unemployed Americans too or permanent residents who are already in the US

[@EvendimataE]

sa us kse ang binibigyan ng mga work permit yung mga trabaho na talagang may shortage sila...minsan binibigyan na agad ng pr status like ng mga nurses.....kahit mag graduate ka sa us school di ka ma kaka pr kung di in demand ang experience mo

[@Plecosauga]

Very informative discussion. Ina, you don't need to look far to figure out why these changes are being implemented. The program is being exploited hence the government has to plug the loopholes. The new requirements will separate the real students from opportunistic individuals.

[@inanutshellvlog]

Agree! Thank yoi

[@Plecosauga]

@@inanutshellvlog Prospective tenants should seek to understand or at least be familiar with the rules that govern the renting of properties. Ontario has the Residential Tenancies Act 2006 and I'm sure every other province has their version. The act defines the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants. You'd be surprised what the tenant's rights are under the law.

[@ballecergiselamarie9087]

I was once a j1 visa holder here in the States as an international teacher. In the field of teaching, I can shed light why it is difficult but I can’t explain sa other fields.

[@thelmamantua8832]

Here in Lonfon, On..medyo mura p ang bahay.

[@EvendimataE]

dahil siguro sa sobrang mahal ng housing kaya ayaw ng maki alaman ng agency...baka ma turn off pa kse ang client at di na tumuloy...so ma wawalan ng business ang agency

[@margaritatrinidad2407]

Good.

[@ems2288]

May kilala ako nag student visa sa new Zealand for 4 years lumipat dito sa new Brunswick hoping to get a PR

[@EvendimataE]

may mas mura nga sa di mga central area, pero ilang oras ang byahe????? e kung student ka gusto mo ba ng mahabang byahe? at paano pa kung winter? for now masyado talagang risky ang student visa na pathway

[@rhodaodang3669]

Mahirap talaga mag start d2 unless you have a full time job ka or you have money at habol mo lang is PR. Mataas masyado ang cost of living.

[@marilouvelasco9544]

hi ina! do i need to boost my vlog para maraming makakita?

[@eunjoseong6078]

try nyo po mainterview si raqz kelly. very successful na din po sya dito s canada.may youtube channel din sya.

[@pinoyletsplay]

14:05 anu naman po kaya ang magiging reasons ng Canada para payagan na dalhin ang spouse kapag mag pa- process kana ng PGWP? kung nung student ka palang na masa lalong kaialangan mo ng katulong sa pag babayad ng tuition hindi nila pinayagan, ngayun pang PGWP kana at pwede ka ng mag trabaho baka may inside info po kayong mga agency about it..

[@mywalwith9346]

He is right

[@delbee718]

First, PR is not a US visa. It is an immigrant visa. PR is a status. In the Us they call it greencard, not PR card. Second, J1 visa and F1 visa is not a pathway to become an immigrant in the US. J1 visa is exchange student visa. Some programs require you to go back to the PH and stay for 2 years. In order for you to stay in the US, you need an employer to sponsor you for an H1B or working visa. Same thing goes for F1 student visas. Hindi siya tulad ng Canada na may open work permit. And getting a working visa is much much harder kasi may quota silang visas per year. Also, it takes a lot of time and resources to process. If you're a nurse, matic na minsan ang immigrant visa sa US. Though there are some hospitals or health agencies require you to stay to "make up" for their sponsorship. You stay for 7 years on an H1B to emable to apply for a greencard. Another option is either you have families in the US that can sponsor you, be an investor (with 500k investment). Of course, things get faster if you can pay up huge lawyers' fees (Garfinkel?), to get at least an H1B.

[@Prof.MMVega]

Can you still recommend living in CANADA?

[@alextamayo601]

Hi Ina paano po ba mag inquire sa Suncor .may website po ba sila? Thanks

[@inanutshellvlog]

Yes po. May FB account po sila and responsive po sila sa inquiries doon. 😊 Just search Sun-Cor Unlimited po.

[@justme-on7so]

Is the new rule applicable to aspiring International students who applied December of 2023?

[@inanutshellvlog]

Ang alam ko po, the new rules take effect for those starting school Sept 2024. But please double check! Hehe

[@user-vm5sn4sr7q]

I am from Australia. I would say, more struggle here compared to Canada.

[@Jeromeisantos]

How?

[@cakelandia6825]

Meron din bang shortage of housing jan sa Oz?

[@user-vm5sn4sr7q]

Meron, just like other countries

[@dukeduchess11]

Shortage of housing also happens here in Singapore, rent also become more expensive. And too many scammers posting for house rental. Many had been scammed as people are really in need of shelter.

[@darwingonzales7171]

I beg to disagree to your guest about J1 Visa. It depends on the Degree that you are taking. If it’s a medical course, it’s so easy. Just pass the NCLEX and that’s it. You will have your PR Visa for 10 years and after 5 years, you are eligible for a U S passport. That’s my friends experiences who are living their dream life in the US.

[@inanutshellvlog]

Thanks for your input! 😊

[@wennieflores3563]

Ask ko lng po kng pwedi g dalhin ang kids kng students ka?

[@girliecastro1013]

yes

[@cakelandia6825]

Dati madali, read new policy

[@SigDeLeon]

Did someone report these scams to RCMP?

[@inanutshellvlog]

Naku I hope so!

[@mywalwith9346]

Ina will be nice if you can quest Noriel mahjong group and to spot pinoy

[@user-cx8vl9lb4o]

advised sana ng govt na sa hotel lang puede ang mga students tumira

[@JhayTV939]

ang issue kase dyan eh. maraming pumpunta sa canada ginagawang path way yung International student Visa tapos di naman talaga sila para mag aral sa canada pag nasa canada na gagawin after mga ilang months dina mag aaral mag trabaho na..

[@user-cx8vl9lb4o]

@@JhayTV939 during the application process e dapat naka set up na sila hotel for the duration of trainings during my time sa Sweden during my Masters sa Telecom Engg e naka setup na ka kame sa hotel for 3 yrs sagot ng Swedish Telecom kaya ang govt walang problema sa housing ng students walang money input ang govt or agawan with regular PR or citizen also looking for housing...kase law of supply demand lang yan syempre tataas ang upa kapag konte ang housing dahil madameng dalang pera ang mga students

[@user-cx8vl9lb4o]

i mean during the durations of their schoolings

[@user-cx8vl9lb4o]

isa din akong sa mapalad na makakuha ng scholarships/trainings sa Sweden / France thru NEDA kaya hinde ko makuhang magalit sa Pinas govt miski rebelde ang dating ko...nuong araw walang hanky panky wala kaseng promise na you will be given a PR / pag tapos ka na uwi ka na sa Pinas

[@user-mt7ip7kj7w]

Obviously after studying in Canada as filipino international students then go back to Philippines 🇵🇭 simple as that 😅😅😅except if you study master or doctorate degree course 😅😅😅

[@teekbooy4467]

Kung may pera usa has a better pathway to become an immigrant esp for pinoys

[@EvendimataE]

ano ba ang mga pathway sa US? ang alam ko lang na kailangan ng pera sa US is as investor visa, at sobrang laking pera yata kailangan dun...the rest ay family or employment.... depende kung ang job experience mo ay may shortage sa US like ng nurses at teachers dati

[@teekbooy4467]

@@EvendimataEstudent visa -opt-h1b- either eb2or eb3. Mag asawa ng afam mas madali

[@RihannaCarlaMorgan]

I dont think US has a better pathways for Filipinos just look at the waiting time for green cards for Filipinos it’s more than a decade. For students you have to look for a company that will support your practicum and that will support your H1B saket sa ulo…

[@i-am-mai7133]

Less than 2 yrs ngayon for EB3 (permanent resident). Nurses or med tech for PR or PT for working visa naman.

[@teekbooy4467]

@@RihannaCarlaMorganbetter chance than keneda. Dami umuuwi na student visa more will uwi sooner