Borrowed Dreams: The Canadian Experience (Full Documentary on untold stories of Indian students)

Borrowed Dreams: The Canadian Experience (Full Documentary on untold stories of Indian students)
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[@KVT-BTI]

"when you leave your home country, you will become a stranger in two countries" - It sums it up all

[@Sticklemako]

Kudos to ANI for this.. Am so glad Indian media like you are finally doing programmes that we can actually use..

[@anne-mariesiebertdumas6213]

You have to do your homework before coming to another country, it’s the same for us when we go to your country. No one to blame but yourself , sorry it didn’t work out for you 😔. Everyone should do their homework weather it’s for a job or for studies.

[@yashvaryamehta612]

@@anne-mariesiebertdumas6213 Lol. Gotta learn Sugarcoating structured scam from you.

[@tushkoli]

@@anne-mariesiebertdumas6213 That is very mean thing to say!! You cannot blame young people for the shortcomings of your country! They put in a lot of efforts, jump thru lot of hoops and pay through their nose to get a degree!

[@beautifulmind2797]

Immediately banned all pakistani visa & passport in uk

[@ladusingh2141]

@@yashvaryamehta612 There is no sugar coating scam. Fact is the Indian upper caste male is a toxic beast. They don't like any place in which they cant beat up dalits , forced to treat Muslims with respects and can't get something free. Canada should send them back. Its not worth the trouble. SC ST and OBC and minorities can stay back. Upper caste need to hot foot it back to the land of Modani and Yogi

[@niknikwhosthere]

I came to Canada as a Student 11 years ago and things were better then but in the past 1-2 years I have been advocating to my friends/relatives who want to come to Canada to drop their dream and pursue some other country. Even if you do get a high-end paying job which top around $130k-$170k you won't qualify for a Loan to buy a House in this country, you will have to go to Sub-urban areas that are 1-2 hours of Work Commute to afford one and then too you would need a huge down-payment to afford a loan. Canadian Goverenment has made Immigration a business and they are bringing in around a million people yearly and making profits off them through Immigration Fees, 3-4 times Education fees, Rents, Taxes and making them work in super-low paying jobs (average salaries here are $30000 annually). And all this while the Infrasturcture is crumbling & owning a House is becoming a distant dream.

[@pkumar18]

Life is not made to struggle only but to live peacefully also.

[@beautifulmind2797]

Immediately banned all pakistani visa & passport in UNITED KINGDOM

[@altmosetz_01]

Immigration & Education is a highly profitable business for Canadian officials & they market the dream very well for this . That's their way to take away billions from another country & pour into their Economy

[@rubydyck5864]

​@@pkumar18what world are you Living in???

[@S7evn201]

Colleges are increasing in Bharat. Do your undergraduation in Bharat & then try to move abroad for work if you wish?

[@arijitdas7244]

Much needed reality check. Our people need to see the reality.

[@tejaspatel1524]

People are dumb blame always what they have and want anything from west it called mental slavery 😂😂😂

[@beautifulmind2797]

Immediately banned HIJAB IN UK

[@frankfanning6341]

Until 2020 (pandemic), most Canadians would have proudly & quickly said Canada is a great place. For multiple generations (young & old). It still is in many ways. But like all countries, a bunch of things have made life more difficult lately. During the COVID lockdowns, many people in apartments (or major cities) went nuts wanting to buy homes everywhere (urban & rural). Increasing demand and rising prices. Not long after, inflation caused mortgage rates especially to rise. Rent costs have soared too. People interested in working in hospitals declined. Less doctors etc.. Simultaneously in Canada, the number of people coming by air, land and boat to claim asylum SKYROCKETED. For example, in 2023 alone, in just one region (Ontario) around 275 people arrived per day (on average). Ditto for other populated provinces. Also the number of international students skyrocketed too. Averaging around 1,096 per day in 2023 alone. Hospitals then hit with many wanting free healthcare. Less doctors/nurses etc., means greater waiting times. A severe housing crisis has occurred in many western countries including in Canada. In ways not seen in people's lifetimes. The majority trying to migrate to Canada recently have been from South Asia. And it's become extremely obvious to Canadians. Even those that are very used to much diversity & many cultures. Unfortunately not all players have acted honestly over the years. False asylum claims. Foreign 'agents' deceiving students for $. Plus some Canadians, a portion with ties overseas, became greedy and started doing things to make $ off of people's desperation. Then this year throw in all the Palestinian vs Israeli angry protests happening regularly in cities. Plus the Sikh vs Hindu violence/extortion happening in Ontario and BC. All stemming from affairs in the Asian continent. Hate crimes went from rare to occasional. Canadians are not used to all this. So many, who have embraced multi-culturalism and immigration for decades are now worried and fearful (due to all of the above). And all are praying it doesn't turn into great anger (like in the USA). Canadians want multi-culturism to succeed … and for all people to be okay. Everyone I know is HAPPY with Canada Immigration's recent changes. Including multi-generation long-term Asian Canadians.

[@asea1203]

I decided to stay in my country after graduation and not settle abroad. I can't tell you how many times a day people around me try to convince me that I'm making a mistake and should leave for Canada, or any other western country. While some of their reasoning may be logical, the vast amount seems like a mania to me. People have become brainwashed into thinking that going abroad is the only way to live a good life, when most of them in fact do have a decent life in their home country. The societal pressure on those deciding to stay at home to leave for abroad is truly unbelievable.

[@bhanusudheer493]

haha, bye bye Thanks

[@beautifulmind2797]

Without lies islam totally die

[@altmosetz_01]

In India the issue is that better job opportunities & better paying jobs are only in a few cities. Plus there's too many people vying for any one job & that makes getting a job n holding a job difficult

[@ladusingh2141]

Please tell us more about your fantastic future in India or Bharat. Last I heard lots of unemployment. 2 crore are getting jobs every year and 15 lakh rupees straight in their bank account.

[@falgunirathore9154]

I agree with you. Same has happened with me. Instead of spending 40 lakhs abroad and struggling doing menial jobs. Invest 5 lakhs in learning skills online in India and get remote jobs all over the world. Also opportunities in India are increasing day by day.

[@jacobjohn4180]

It's a cold and wretched country and now terrorism is in Canada. I quit in 3 months. Lots of sunshine and a glass of tea enough for me in india with some bhajiyas. India is heaven

[@terrylynn9984]

My neighbours, Canadian born just moved to Portugal, Canadians are leaving Canada

[@AwaisKhannnn]

​@@terrylynn9984OMG I deciding to moving in Canada but Now I am thinking about Germany where Education is free.

[@gajorg69]

​@@terrylynn9984athers family ha been in Canada for 4 generations. My mom's family came after world war 2. My brothers and I all agree that if our wives were willing to move overseas we would both leave Canada. We don't want to raise our children here. Don't buy the propaganda selling a dream here. It's just a way for company's and universities to make dirty money.

[@NurseSnow2U]

@@AwaisKhannnnit’s free even for immigrants / international students?! Wow!!

[@manikaur3277]

I have been living in Canada for 4 years now and it’s the last place you wanna be at present. Everything here is falling apart. Considering how the Canadian government is becoming more and more anti India I have also decided to come back to Bharat 🇮🇳 my janamabhooi next month. Sare jaha se achha hindustan hamara 🇮🇳❤️

[@jigsaw2561]

Welcome back

[@reeshavdey2374]

typical , but its India welcome back better late then never

[@lalchowdhary3326]

Mana tere hai kuch sapne,par hum bhi hai tere Apne, ohh bhulne wale humko teri yaad sataaireee,Ghar aaja pardesi tera dees pukare ree❤

[@tejaspatel1524]

😂😂😂 help to make khalistan

[@terrylynn9984]

I am Canadian and feel bad about how the international students were lied to. It's not your fault, Canada took in one million immigrants last year and 900,000 international students. Numbers looks great on paper, however, most are struggling

[@ivy0912]

I took a conscious decision few years back that I will not move to another country for whatever reason. The more videos I watch like this one, the more I am grateful for my decision to stick with my country Bharat! I live with my parents, I have a stable job, and everything that one can hope for in life right now! I am very much grateful for God to have blessed me with all this!

[@siddharthkamerkar6645]

The student visa application form clearly says that a student visa is given on the basis that the student gets his education and comes back to home country. There is no guarantee that a masters in canada will result in a job in canada. Thats why it is essential that students do due diligence about the university from the university ranking websites and speak to college alumni. Also students have to remind themselves that they may have to look for jobs outside canada as well if things don't work out.

[@Thejazzerc]

This!!! Just bc you study here you don't get PR. That's not how this works.

[@sk45861]

​@@Thejazzerc Well in reality, that's how the system is designed. If govt says PR won't be given to students, most students won't apply..i think government should be more strict on the diploma mills that offers sh*t courses

[@Carolinapetroska]

So what's the point of studying in Canada given the fact that Canadian degrees are useless outside Canada ????

[@Sam-rd8pn]

First and formost donot listen to immigrants when they put rosy picture, i heard from the students that agents even say u get PR in few years , & home , car, sponsor your family etc...showing some photos. I saw all agents r making huge money

[@sk45861]

@@Sam-rd8pn they were talking about agents themselves..they get lot of money and get house, car etc

[@peace_out_]

I came to Canada recently...rent increase is upto 50%...for the same apartment where people were paying 1100 CAD, I am paying CAD 1650. There is no medical system in Canada.. for every problem they have TYNENOL. CAR thefts are so common..and police is like its ok...get claim from insurance....We will be coming back to India soon. India is heaven

[@anandmishra5342]

Welcome back

[@jackfrost8600]

Absolutely right!! Try 1bd condo high rise now is almost $2000. 2bd $3000+ and newer buildings the suites is small

[@aqal5333]

Good you'll be returning to your home country where no problems exist.

[@user-pz8oc8ju1i]

do us a favour and leave lol

[@aqal5333]

@@user-pz8oc8ju1i Good riddance, I say. They come here earning a paper's salary and expect everything for free.

[@Psyduck_24]

I seriously want to look at the logic behind pursuing culinary management in Canada.

[@sreemantakesh9637]

😂

[@pokerface579]

I want to understand the logic behind pursuing culinary management anywhere

[@DhruvArora1984]

India mein achhi education, job opportunities, family and friends ka support system chhod kar.. bahar kuch bhi tatti kaam karenge.. such is the FOMO!!

[@agnescraig2912]

Am surprised that many comments against students visas and Canadian dreams are lumped together. When the sole purpose of a student visa is to get Permanent Residency. Most Indians implicitly get this visa as a smokescreen

[@abhiam18]

Please stay where you are and live amazing life in Indian.

[@aceofspades1981]

I am not shocked or surprised with what ANI is trying to show here. Anyone with a little bit of common sense will know this reality. Not to be rude, but the universities these 2 folks are studying in are neither among any top college in Canada nor the courses they choose have much prospects. I see there is mostly a craze in northern India, specially places like Punjab, Haryana, Delhi etc to go and just settle abroad, like going to a foreign country is their ultimate goal and life would be like a fairy tale there. All colleges in the world showcase a rosy picture to attract students. It the duty of the students to do their due diligence to find out how these universities are in real. Problem is the expectation that life will just magically change when you go to a foreign country. You should only go abroad and study if it’s one of the top universities and you know you are a top talent, else prepare to throw your money down the drain. I have seen so many people over the years I met at work who studied abroad and came back to India to work after spending a bomb abroad on their study. Also there is always a hustle phase, where you need to compromise on your life. Even people who have jobs with a constant paycheck hustle with things like accommodation everywhere in the world. These 2 are just cribbing about the accommodations they got. I mean as a student where were you expecting to stay? Please come to Bangalore, Gurgaon and see the condition of PGs working IT folks are living in.

[@sai2441]

Absolutely

[@dikshitanahar]

Thank you so much! Finally someone said it!

[@puripunya]

I have been in Canada for 17 years and things were so different in 2006. I have seen so many Indian students come and spend thousand of dollars in Canada and then their degrees are not even acknowledged by Canadian companies. These colleges are not well recognized and are not licensed by government or have any ratings. So basically you come all the way, spend money and go through hardships and then go back to India or drive Uber in Canada.

[@afdcg]

The problem isn't certificates. The truth is there aren't much jobs there. Even people with PR get rejected in the name of Canadian experience. All this crap happens when there are less or no jobs. I'm not saying this without proof. A few people from other countries also got coned by companies in the name of Canadian experience. The truth is they just wanted to hire White Canadians.

[@bigbarry8343]

@@afdcg Outsourcing to India is the major reason for limited job opportunites in Canada. Its the same all over the western world. artificially maintained cost of living gap between India and the West (you can buy a family home for $10K in India), bribery and corruption are the reason for mass outsourcing over the past 10-15 years.

[@afdcg]

@@bigbarry8343 yep, outsourcing by Asian countries has reduced a significant no of jobs abroad.

[@canadianjatti]

hahaha when people are failures they point the finger at rascism. Myself a colored person has no problem getting and keeping jobs here. 100s of employees are my company are non-white@@afdcg

[@tarik6990]

Every Indian student wanting to come to Canada should ABSOLUTELY watch this.

[@polityandgs7898]

students of our country need to understand that definitely the quality of life in our country may seem low in compared to these western countries but this is an "era of transition" in our country, you have to be the part of this era to make your country a better place, it only comes once in 100 years and we have to grab this opportunity. Definitely these countries may seem like lala land but they will never provide you the emotional support you get from your soil. We definitely have to work more harder here but its better to make your country great and prosperous and lead at some point of time, rather than becoming servants in other countries and struggle their so much.

[@jacobjohn4180]

Very true

[@suma8406]

best comment

[@manjushrinagaraj]

Absolutely, at the end of the day all of our hard work is for ourselves and our family. If we are staying away from them, then what's the point?

[@aadironin]

Bhai india mei reservations fucks everything, specially during your student life... people getting 1/4th marks get into IITs and then you are forced to choose abroad option...very sad reality

[@bhanusudheer493]

This Country has so many problems tell me what you will do you if you have Cancer Just go to Best hospital , Like that every one will go best opportunity You yourself living in lala Land of Dreams thinking you are smart than satya nadella and sundar pichai if not why would they take American Citizenship

[@tomsawyer7995]

I live in Canada as an immigrant. Students who want to come here please listen. Do not fall for all the rosy pictures shown by the colleges. They just need your money. They are least concerned about you getting a job after studies. Most of the international students end up working in a field which is not related to their studies. The government and the colleges will never show you the true picture coz Canada runs on immigrants money. Immigration is the lifeline of Canada. Do not come here. Staying in your country and struggling is much better than you coming here and struggling.

[@mishravin123]

Some of my relatives and friends worked n studied there, the interesting thing is that these people were equally excited to exit Canada as they were to go there. Canada is beautiful as well as shitty at the same time . Justin totally sucks as their political and economic system . Go to China or Russia , but avoid deceptive Canada

[@PoojaP-zl3bj]

But b careful in China when it comes to street food. They r cooking it in Gutter Oil. U can search that too!

[@debalinamukherjee7197]

china q china k sath bhi humara khitir pitir hai or china mai indians parhai kar sakte hai likin kaam utni zada woh nehi kar sakte hai because chinese logo k liye hi abhi kaam nehi hai china mai log job leke settle nehi ho sakte hai Russia ek better option hai but Russia mai Russian chalte hai Russia is not English speaking country Russia sayed indian deegre bhi accept karte hai medical deegre or engineering ki i am not sure but or graduates degree accept hoti hai ya nehi i dont know but Russia mai rehena hai to Russian sikhni hogi bina Russian sikhe udhar nehi jaa sakte hai because woh log jitna west ko nehi pasand karte hai utnahi english ko bhi nehi pasand karte hai maximum log to Indian students parne k liye Russia jayga to Russian mai hi parna hoga or kaam k liye bhi jayega to bhi Russian jani hogi

[@ladusingh2141]

You are really funny. First of all this is not even a documentary. Two upper caste losers are griping. These mediocre entitled like Jay Shah want everything delivered to them by papa. They got admission in small useless places. Like Saying Moradabad Yogi Politick Revadi Institute in Ghaziabad did not give me facilities and a job. These wasters thoguht they could use their caste privelege in Canada. They cant. Sanskari behaviour is not appreciated. You have to work hard and apply to the right palces like University of Toronto, or McGill or UBC. India under Modani is a joke. Only consultancies and part time low paying jobs are available. 40% of Indian graduate are unemployed. But you can hate muslims and beat up dalits and burn churches. If that makes you happy. Stay in India. But dont blame Canada .

[@sumitsrivastava700]

Yes it’s a reality. I am in Canada for more than 2 years and see it.

[@gordonking9966]

I was a teacher at a community college for 32 years. When the Indian students started coming in droves the course was watered down, everyone passed and basically the diploma became worthless. Few if any of the internationals actually get jobs.. Just a note, the reason domestic students don't pay as much is because their families' tax dollars built that school so technically they own it.

[@jayashreesubramanian6040]

Really? Please! More Indian students go to the US, pass the rigorous standards with flying colors and end up as CEOs. We all know Canada is only the backup option if you're unable to make it in the US. Indian students can do well in any education system. Don't blame them to mask your incompetence and systemic shortfalls.

[@aquamarine1253]

Indians are always pampered. So when you go to the west it requires a lot of independence that’s the real culture shock. It’s good to take it as a way to learn.

[@raghavnamasivayam8706]

Well are you indian in western country

[@aquamarine1253]

I came here a long time ago and I can tell you it’s very different from a country where I was born. The winters are harsh and you need to take steps to adapt. If there is no one guiding you you can easily get lost. Depends on what your end goal is. If you want to settle and do any type of work and work within debt/credit cards then yes you can make it. Otherwise if you want to be successful early and have savings then you should stay and find professional work or run a business etc in a less expensive country.

[@sakshambhadauria5709]

This reality check is much needed. Thanks for this documentary.

[@Travelwithkugan]

Now Iam doing restaurants cleaning 😢😢😢job I have met police officers engineer doctors lawyers teachers professors all doing blue collar jobs here😢 what just happened here 😢 indian scientists doing dishwasher job😢 it’s crazy there is no dream here at all I just realized it 😢

[@PovvoCarnt]

💩

[@Travelwithkugan]

@@2FLIPS3TWISTS003 true but everything looks different here not even close to make it in Canada it’s just a labour there is no retirement at all her just working odds jobs there is no dream here at all I do t anything just a depressed world real world it’s crazy all we are is just fat debt 😰😰😰🙆🏻‍♂️🙆🏻‍♂️

[@rajeshxs]

Wow! Indo Canadian here who studied in Canada starting 2006. Though I was able to live and work in Canada comfortably, I must say this documentary is very very accurate especially for current international students. And hear this, I took a break before the pandemic to travel in India, and I haven’t returned to Canada yet, simply because life there isn’t socially rosy, and it’s more like what this documentary describes. I almost have to force myself to get back to Canada

[@ladusingh2141]

Dont force yourself. Please stay in Indian. Canadian hate the caste system. You cant beat up dalits there and have to treat Muslims with respect. Its not a good place for you for sure.

[@DH1N1]

@@ladusingh2141ur brain is completely washed bro .. Canadians killed millions of native Indians and buried them under their churches all over canada .. u know churches were burnt down .. and pope went to canada personally to apologise to native Indians for the past brutality.. so don’t give ur damn shit here and paint india with ur dirty political mind .. canada filled with refugees 80% of them Muslims due war imposed by western Christian nations.. not by india .. even canada helped sending soldiers to those wars .. crime rates have increased in canada .. india is far far better .. still intercaste marriages happening here , inter religion marriage are happening .. people are living a good life having their home food and with low cost of living .. now with pro-Khalistani movement Hindus temple are being attacked in canada ..

[@AP-us8jf]

@@ladusingh2141 teri problem kya hai bey?? naam bhi ladu hai lol

[@DhruvArora1984]

@@ladusingh2141bhai ladu tumhe itni problem kyun hai? The documentary is just stating the facts and not criticizing the way of Canadians. Galti toh hum Indians ki hai - Is it not obvious, if the influx of students is high, there will be challenges in finding the right accomodation, rents will be higher, jobs will be petty and fewer.. Canada ki halat kuch khaas nahi.. khud ka healthcare fucked up hai and Mr. PM is donating millions of dollars to Ukraine instead of reviving their own economy, debt is at an all time high.. Canada ki khud ki population kuch zyada hai nahi, they rely mostly on the hard-working immigrant population to do petty jobs for them.. that's why they will never put this fact out on open!!

[@ladusingh2141]

@@DhruvArora1984 I dont understand what your criticism is ? This is not a documentary because it just has two upper caste losers crying that they are not getting jobs after paying for their education in Canada. Hello why are they not returning to India ? They went for education not for jobs. Why so entitled in another country is my question. Secondly they have not applied to good universities but to small town racket shops. Probably run by our own Indian scamsters. So where is the criticism of Canada in this I don't understand. Then to make matter worse now Indian government is shooting and killing people there. Hello It is not the wild west. respect law and order of other countries or don't go there. Modi is big threat to Indian diaspora along with RSS and Bajrang dal.

[@butchdean]

A non-Indian here of course. But I remember way back that student visas were only granted to those who could demonstrate they would be able to support themselves for the ENTIRETY of their course with a view to returning home after completion. Where I blame the Canadian government is making it easier for international students to gain PR once their course is complete - it has lead to an abuse of the student visa system with a lot of international students who technically cannot afford their courses hoping they can find an easier way to stay in Canada anyway. Now, looking at it from the side of a Canadian citizen, I simply cannot see a reason for, nor agree to taxpayer money being allocated to “help” international students from any country, nor the roll of universities or businesses to make life easier for them. All of the issues I saw in the video would be resolved if a student comes to Canada with enough money to cover tuition and living expenses. I’m sorry if you have been sold a lie, but maybe returning home is the best option for you.

[@Arunh9-pw7lp]

Its really tough to survive here guys. I am battling to be alive here with non- respectful jobs and it’s a daily affair that I’ve to face toxic racism here. I’m trapped. Longing to go home. I miss India 🇮🇳 . I want to come back home. Most of my friends and acquaintances here want to come back. Plz don’t leave your country my Indian brothers! I miss you and love you all.

[@gauravkumarsingh1930]

Stay strong ❤

[@jaysingh2433]

Please leave no one holding you back and stop defamation of Canada. Millions of people line up for a visa to replace you everyday.

[@Arunh9-pw7lp]

@@jaysingh2433 i just told a very little part of the truth brother. Congratulations if you’re having a good life here! God bless you brother.

[@harishanand485]

@@jaysingh2433 Why doesn't he have right to express his opinion about Canada? How is that defamation? I thought Canada was a sanctuary of Freedom of Expression or Whatever.

[@CanadaSocial]

You lost many of us at non respectful jobs. In India a garbage collector is seen as a non respectful job… do you know how much a garbage collector earns here in Canada? Many think that Tim Hortons servers or working in the restaurants is not respectable.. I think mentality needs to change first before labeling jobs as non respectable. If the mindset itself is wrong then everything will appear to be wrong.

[@yuwrajsinghsikarwar3860]

But it is wake up call for India also... Why India is not able to provide better education opportunities to students.. the situation at KOTA is known to everyone... And even asked our narrow minded politician have only one solution... RESERVATION

[@amitchirania5710]

Abey i studied in India from average school, college and doing fine... same with my wife...the problem with we indians is obsession with foreigners and feel going abroad is some kind of status symbol...I am a general category...don't blame politicians the ones in abroad are way worst

[@SJ-xw1ff]

Dont always blame reservation ...its obsession of indians that they leave their own country ..we all are doing fine studying in normal colleges. .life is good here too ...home sweet home ..I can travel for vacation but dont want to leave my own country ...

[@Sticklemako]

@@SJ-xw1ff It IS reservation... And of course cause there is reservation, politicians dont care about increasing supply of universities so everyone can get a reasonable education

[@manikaur3277]

As someone who studied in Canada and coming back to resume my studies again in India after 3 years I can confirm to you that in Canada the education is THE WORST.

[@souravmohite4443]

@@SJ-xw1ff Reservation is one of the concerning part of the studies in India, We certainly need to adapt economical based reservation rather than cast based reservation...This step is need of the hour but our politicians are not gonna do that..

[@zareeftashfique8168]

As a domestic Canadian here … you guys are being used to make money Sorry Nobody in canada takes courses like hospitality management, healthcare management. These are courses no company hires for : nobody trusts their company’s capital to be managed by graduates that never worked in the industry (or better yet never managed people) The gov stopped subsidizing Universities directly in 1990’s That’s why they team up with agents in India selling you the BIG dream Blame the agents they and the universities are the one to get you in this place Canada doesn’t need hospitality managers : it needs trades people, engineers, healthcare workers on the ground, oil frackers, heavy duty mechanics, electricians , plumbers (the stuff that keeps the country running) If you want jobs mentioned above I assure you will make $$$$ get the top foreman’s position(management) in 4 years within the same ammount of time it takes you to complete a worthless degree

[@maheshvenk]

True. You mentioned an important point. Everybody wants white collar job. No one is interested in blue collar jobs. It requires you to sweat and bend your back and laborious.

[@progressivegeoff]

This should be a top comment

[@jasnad.1308]

It’s all about obtaining PR and stay in Canada …I remember I study in Italy where when you complete your studies it’s not a gate for obtaining citizenship so international students were less…

[@zareeftashfique8168]

@@progressivegeoff yeaa but remember self awareness is not a thing people from the subcontinent posses…even though Buddha (the enlightened one that spread self awareness) came from there 😂

[@zareeftashfique8168]

@@maheshvenk who gave the idea that jobs are supposed to be easy, that you sit in a cushion chair while your manager feeds you grapes … 🤣 All jobs suck! That’s the part about being an adult and growing up!!

[@vinnyshama1066]

ANI - Thank you. Here is my 2 cents on thi - No way you can explain this simple things to Indians! For Indian's particularly Sikhs it matter of pride to out side India! They will be working in gas pump, stores, coffee shops, uber, security guards and even in escorts, massage parlour etc. all minimum paid jobs but they will not do same jobs in India! Visit any city and bus stations and you will Indians and Indians! There are so many colleges in Mississauga/Brampton and small cities. What is the value of this certificates and degrees? Agents are making money and parents throwing money in hope that 1 day the will also have good life! White skin spouse! Good life in Canada ask - Crumbling health care and public services, high taxes, high inflation, housing etc. Then why this students coming here? Simple - Back door immigration! They must ask questions-is t worth it? Is Canada worth it?

[@sukhvirsidhu2489]

Why have problem with sikhs,sikhs dont blame other community whether he or she is doing anything, atleast sikhs sikhs dont beg in canada or in india

[@Unknown-sh8kw]

Canada per capita income hasn’t increased since 2011 in USD terms while everything else has double & tripled, cost of living has raised significantly, worse 30-40% economic growth just came from real estate which is slowing down now. Students be careful before blowing parents saving.

[@artist_subhra]

This documentary, "Borrowed Dreams: The Canadian Experience," is a must-watch for those considering studying in Canada. It uncovers the hidden challenges faced by Indian students, contrasting their high hopes with harsh realities like the housing crisis, healthcare issues, and job opportunities. The importance of research before studying abroad is underscored, as it dispels the vibrant image often portrayed online. This thought-provoking documentary questions the support provided to international students in Canada, making us reconsider if the Canadian experience is worth it. I feel so good to be a part of this amazing project as a motion graphic artist, contributing to its impact and depth. Kudos to INSIGHT for this eye-opening production! Also Special thanks to CPRG and ANI for your invaluable contributions.

[@ladusingh2141]

Please stay in India. Canadians hate the caste system. It is not a good place for Upper caste people, especially brahmin. You cant beat up dalits there and have to treat Muslims with respect. Its not a good place for you for sure.

[@bigbarry8343]

I doubt it would help - its like rejuvenating plastic surgeries - everyone can see disastrous results on those who tried it, but everyone think for them it will be different.

[@AH-gl8ro]

In Canada the indian and pakistani immigrants are highly completely loosing everything in terms of saving , high expenses , high rents and salary has even become more competitive bcoz large chunk of immigrants have been given entry so supply of human resource is more then demand. Before it was skilled immigrants who used to go . Now there is a big chunk of students who are studying in University of canada and are ready to join the work force. So imagine how difficult it would be for job .

[@swamimananananda9720]

An old English proverb I learnt during my student days: "ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD". Another is in Sanskrit from Valmiki Ramayana. Bhagavan Rama says to his brother Lakshmana after seeing the affluence of Lanka: "अपि स्वर्णमयी लङ्का न मे लक्ष्मण रोचते । जननी जन्मभूमिश्च स्वर्गादपि गरीयसी ॥" "O Lakshmana I do not like the golden city of Lanka Mother and birthplace are more precious than heaven."

[@K-C-Singh-0248]

You need to have good eyes to choose gold, You Can;t find no matter if you are in Canada or in India. You will stay complainer in life

[@loveleenmeyers6437]

Not only students, everyone is suffering here in Canada when it comes to housing cries and healthcare. It's close to impossible to have a family doctor and even if you get one you don't get an appointment right away. In case of major health issues such as cancer treatment and heart related problems you have to wait months for a specialist appointment before they can even start any sort of treatment ( my own sister had to fly to india to get a surgery done for cancer removal), in case your special needs children you have to wait years to get the treatments started, waiting time in hospitals can be upto 12 plus hours to see a doctor , not only rental prices are high but to buy a property is very expensive . Life here is not easy. If you have good job and good life in India you should think 10 times before you even think of coming here. I have been living here from 19 years and I am still struggling because the system is not right. It's a beautiful country and somewhat safe as well compare to India but life is very tough.

[@abhiam18]

Wow, you spoke my words. This country is tough other than beautiful.

[@Ram-eq4nd]

Why don't you come back?

[@spawn11]

I am having cold from 1 month don't want to visit doctor it will waste 2-3 hours of my time. Doctor will only see me for 10 mins. I will be waiting like stupid person for no reason

[@aqal5333]

Sorry for you. I on the other hand love Canada and have no complaints/issues.

[@spawn11]

@@aqal5333 for poor people. Canada is good

[@g.d.markam]

Good work ANI, let Indian students should know the actual situation in Canada.

[@peterwera]

If any Indian Student as an International student is to rely upon a job in Canada to pay for tuition fees and sustenance then as per Canadian Law such student are not entitled to a student visa😮

[@yuvrajsinghhbtpjgskgd3885]

People are brainwashed into thinking that they would have a better life living abroad. That's a complete lie, I would suggest the youth of this country to stay and live in India. This is an Indian century. Make the best out of possibilities which you are willing to struggle in different countries rather than doing it here. Very thankful to this team who gave a groundbreaking reality check.

[@ajsaifi7939]

Bhai 10 15 hazar me aadmi kab tak nokri karega . Talking about an avg. Indian student

[@estycki]

This already started bothering me as a student 12 years ago seeing these international students being promised "great opportunities"... I thought that was so irresponsible when even those of us who were born here are struggling to find entry level positions with a degree, then housing was sky rocketing every year. There were lucky few who got their dream. I also remember being on my way home from university stuck in a snowstorm and the buses stopped, good winter coat and boots were too expensive for me as a student, so all I had were light sneakers... I remember being so cold, tired, I wanted to cry.

[@user-wv2sr4xf3b]

I don’t think international students should be comparing the fees. Local students or their parents have been paying taxes for years, so they should get this benefit of lower college tuition.

[@NicolaTesla-uj1me]

If there is no Canadian dram for multi generation Canadians, there is no dream for anyone else.

[@mrunaldeshpande8972]

Wow. This is such an eye opener for us students considering to study abroad. Really helps. Thankyou ANI

[@imkt6072]

Thank Ani I live in Germany from 9 years I know how much of anger and frustration I have because of moving here

[@dwaipayanroy3232]

in Germany also ??!!

[@iamjayprakash]

Why

[@AwaisKhannnn]

I Think Germany is much better than these Countries like canada and Australia

[@nimit_gupta]

Always choose STEM courses; if you wish to pursue any sort of education in foreign countries.

[@shivamsinghnegi1192]

That's main point

[@AshishBagade-hv4el]

no dont go for education at all...straight away go for Jobs ...easy peasy... less money spent in India and more money earned in the west 😎

[@JustDivyanshu]

This needs more visibility, kudos to INSIGHT for bringing this us...I'm going to send this to all my known ones who are planning to move to cananda!

[@user-uy5qc2ow5s]

This video is so informative and well-explained. Such an amazing work team CPRG!!

[@heavenlypot]

Eye opener ❤️❤️❤️ That country seems like an intricate scam that is advertised well.

[@GoodVIBE836]

As a foreign student who persuaded MBBS outside India I can totally agree with this full video , same condition , problem , challenges & racism in Ukraine , Georgia, Philippines , China , Russia almost every country student go to study to have better life after seeing good video on KZbin 👍 agents who sadly Indians only will cheat & lie student about real problems, summary is if you want to study do more hard work & plz don’t go anywhere 🫡🤐

[@VerywellPeople-bs7ol]

😢😢😢😢

[@srinivasaniyer6219]

You mean pursued right

[@alikbhattacharya7077]

There are enough opportunuties for average+ to good students in India, if education is taken seriously and course selection is done properly.

[@HhGgg-uy2nb]

Lol why to trust agent blindly.. There are other ways too to get correct information😂

[@porothashawarma2339]

I have many friends in Georgia and it’s a great place to study MBBS , in the India the fees for private medical colleges is extremely high even more than places like Georgia . So how can normal people afford this ? It’s a complete mafiased system here , with 45 lakhs you can get a full education with EU recognition and you can practice there . Here per year the fees is 20L minimum, so 80 lakhs total. Also the total number of seats are extremely low in India as well , number of people are way higher so what will the rest of the people who don’t get government seats do if they don’t have money to pay for private ? Waste more years ?

[@51z3up5]

How good do you think international students/immigrants can have it here.. when Canadian citizens are suffering here.

[@rohitbanglore809]

Great video and Eye opener for the “Canadian Experience”.

[@TarunKumar-uo5gn]

In India people dont even have basic discipline to follow traffic rules of lane driving and no honking. Servants are treated as slaves. West for all its problems is light years ahead of a casteist and indiscipline India. India needs a new religion and culture to change itself. Hinduism and Islam are both banes of this country.

[@kumar4768]

If hindu and islam are same then why pakistan?

[@Atrifamily]

Hey guys, there was no such thing as “Canadian Dream”. There was only “American Dream”. Nowadays it’s also growing distant to many. I guess this so called “Canadian Dream” myth is created by Indian Punjabis.

[@karan7843]

This is a really nice documentary. I have huge respect for students who agreed to share their experiences. I remember not being able to fly because of a lack of money when I wanted to, and in this struggle, not only me but my whole family suffered from regret that they let me down. I wish I could have seen such material during that time and not have suffered mentally.

[@AshishBagade-hv4el]

In Australia kidney stone has to wait 2 months in queue in public health sector...In india is 2 hours LOL 😎😎

[@rsiddiqui9752]

If India has so many facilities then why Lakhs os students go to other countries and their future generation stay in these countries till the Last Breathe. B grateful to your HOST countries cause you SEND BILLION of Foeeign Exchange from these countries to India to BOOST INDIAN ECONOMY.

[@AshishBagade-hv4el]

@@rsiddiqui9752 because they want to explore with their new found wealth Simple…here the talk is of two different things….one is student young people and other is Medicare facilities which India is much better

[@hkhatri12]

The thing is that people in Canada have tried to showcase the ground reality to people thinking about moving here. However, what others and I have observed is that people don't want to listen. Most of the time people sitting in India will ask us why are we not moving back if we're so saf about it. They fail to consider that we have been here for 4-5-10 years, we're pretty settled but understand that newcomers are going to face significant issue in current economic and political climate.

[@amitivory]

it is same everywhere! when a student from a Tier 2 town comes to a Metro city in India. They have similar experiences. We need to understand that. Also, 99% students going to Canada are not going their for education; it is a easier route to Canadian PR. They want to settle abroad and not return to India after studies. Studying Vs Immigration is an entirely different ball game. If your motto is just Studying, only University Education and not colleges should be focus be it in Canada or anywhere else around the globe.

[@handsomejack8259]

But they spend only Rs.200 on a train ticket to come to a Metro city from a village, while to go to Canada, they sell their land, house, take a loan and spend like 40-50 lakhs to reach here and end up getting nothing.

[@chetanshukla768]

What an irrational comparison. Even those who are genuinely going there to study would certainly want an ROI. Their aim would be to stay there for a couple of years and earn handsomely to secure their future. And it is a no brainer that Canada is better than India in a lot of aspects and Canada has (at least until now) made it fairly easy for the immigrants to earn a PR in a stipulated time frame. Keeping the aforesaid in mind, who would like to come back to India after their Canadian education and work experience?

[@ft1725]

@@handsomejack8259The truth of the matter is many Indians encounter your first real understanding of race and class difference in a Western country to which you are brainwashed to hold higher than your native country. The Canadian citizens want exceptional Indian immigrants who come from families that don’t have to take out loans so they can study in Canada. Even these exceptional Indians are lower on the socioeconomic ladder than a Canadian citizen who’s been there since they were babies. The citizens do not want to subsidize Indian students’ education fees and although tuition is unequal when comparing citizens to internationals, it is not unfair. Many Indians who have come to study, study nonsense subjects the Canadian economy does not need. Culinary management is a bullshit diploma program. The same thing with healthcare management. Get degrees in nursing, get trade jobs and apprenticeships like electricians, etc. Also, many Indian students believe they are good at speaking English until they arrive in the country. Many have thick accents that are highly incomprehensible to native English speakers. This language barrier makes it much harder for Indian immigrants who don’t have a fluent level of English to understand the social nuances and implications of their actions. Canadians will observe your behavior to see if you have your head on straight. Many immigrants from India do not. The citizens see a lack of self respect in a lot of Indian international students’ behavior. If your source of getting to know Canada came from immigration officers who make money off you, tv which advertises and lies to everyone, and third parties who are not inclined to tell you the whole truth as a way of saving face, it is largely your fault for being so naïve. If you want to do better in Canada as a collective Indian internationals first need to speak, write, read, and listen to more English. They must be fluent before even applying to study in Canada. This is the foundation to everything else to do okay in Canada. Indian internationals need to apply to programs that are necessary for the Canadian economy. For instance, Canada needs more nurses. Indian internationals should not rely on getting a part time job to fund their education in Canada. They need to be exceptional enough to get a scholarship or economically stable enough to pay for the education themselves. Finally, Indian internationals should understand there is a reason why many Canadians who don’t have an Indian background don’t want to go to India, but Indian international students from India want to come to Canada. What that means is Indian internationals need to understand there will be race and class differences that manifest in the way people react to a Canadian born citizen to an Indian international student. Is this fair? No. But knowing this, and knowing what you will do about it will serve you much better in the long run.

[@pashanite]

It's emotional low...when u are alone fighting these battles ... strength to all those who are still fighting the circumstances with warrior spirit...and to those who can't ..simple....Ghar aajao baccho... Indian dream is till waiting for your arrival....cheers

[@jroceastvan]

Canadian students are subsidized by the Canadian tax payers as an education benefit. International students are not entitled to this tax benefit as foreigners because they do not pay taxes in Canada and are not citizens. At the end of the day the universities receive the same amount of funding per student whether they are international or domestic. It's just that international students are not subsidized by Canadian tax payers and they pay the full cost of the education.

[@PikaChu_O.o]

how much tax does a Canadian homeless pay?

[@jroceastvan]

@@PikaChu_O.o education is a right, making student loans guaranteed loans.

[@bbajwa6116]

Well, these students are more than welcome to return back to India. No one is forcing them to remain in Canada.

[@skorpion585]

The moment i landed in canada.....massive level of regret hit me..........like....i. left my parents....i could have achieved in my home country......and the biggest thing was INFLATION........every single thing is too expensive....even a walmart bag now cost aproxx 2CAD......i should have never camed to CANADA.....even i cant go back now....i dont have the courage to face the society......even if my parents understands me......society will start taunting me and my family too.......which will make me feel a failure and ill just bring shame upon my parents....i just want to return to my homeland.......even just for a day.....just want to see my mother....my sister...my best friend.....and my Girlfreind.......but theres no hope now....i must live here now......but...Sirf ek din apne pariwar ke paas.....Bs ek din.

[@zomgoose]

You should go back if that's what you want to do.

[@ImmigrationCanada196]

Go back. Bye!

[@sruthirao9240]

Dont worry be strong finish your college and visit your family once

[@sidpop]

Reality check for people cribbing about climate, expenses, healthcare and immigration I am quoting for an average student hailing for Delhi from a middle class family where he went to English medium school, took his parents vehicle to tuitions, did his bachelor from a normal college using parents savings. 1. Climate - Even though climate is harsh in most of the Canada, but they have facilities where you wont die. I remember when I was in college, I used to go 30-40 kms away to my college from my home, there were many times there was transport strike. I have one memory that will stay with my whole life. I was coming from Summer training program exam or viva, there was some strike going on, I was at the bus stand that was on NH, there were no regional buses and interstate buses were not stopping as drivers were scared. I waited 1-2 hrs for a local bus that picked me and charged double money and dropped me outside of another bus stand and I had to walk 5-6 kms on the road that too in 42 C. Imagine where you have to walk on a street, side walk is joke in India. Who came to rescue me or my college friends ? No one. At least in Canada, especially in major cities public transit is good. They think about the people. Another example, I stayed in mountains during childhood, and till now whenever there is snowfall you wont get tap water and no electricity and you can not complain anyone, that's reality. 2. Expenses - Montreal is considered best city in NA in terms of quality of life despite they have poor productivity. Why ? Because it's French dominated city, they managed to preserve their values and people from other province and out of Canada don't prefer to stay here. That's widely seen in the province, where people don't want to work like a donkey or horse and want to make 2-3 houses. It's Asian community who drove prices up where students have to pay thousands of dollars in rentals. They talk about education fees, it way too much. I get down on numbers, it's easy to complain, if you are doing to IIT, you will pay 8-10 in fees, if you are going private universities like BITS, Manipal or SRM, you will pay between 16L-40L. If you coming to university to Toronto, the max fees you will pay 67k CAD that's 40L rupees for engineering. But here you work to cut down your expenses but do you work to cut down the same in India ? HELL NO. Yes, students look for an easy way where they don't have grades to be accepted in good universities and they pay same money to be accepted in colleges and then they don't get good jobs. If they target in prestigious universities, and with normal arts degree also, they can get a good job. 3. Healthcare - yes, its not good. you have to wait a lot but they treat everyone the same. You may find ministers in the same hospital lines. In India, you can spend money on healthcare but here they treat you same, they take time but they will not let you die. There are some exceptions where it happened, but if you check in detail, you will find something unusual. At same point think about people coming from low class in India, do they get free healthcare, they have to wait in lines for hrs and again wait for hrs for beds during emergencies also in Govt hospital. 4. Immigration - In Canada, there is a profession named 'Immigration consultant', where they have to go for a few courses and certifications to become one. In India, we contact 'agent' who is not qualified and they send unqualified students here and the same students who blindly trust THESE agents and without any research reach here in a major city and start cribbing about everything. And they say, CANADA promised a lot, respected sir/madam - your agent promised not CANADA A guy in comments said, they are making thousands of dollars in application fees, max to max 500$ they get from you from visa and more than that you can get in refund from income tax filing. You will not look at the good side, you just want to take as much as you can like you were doing in India and same you want to repeat here. Shame on you.

[@sharan50000]

Brilliant film. Though this has come bit late but no worries. Very much required. The Canada Dream still very much connected to the British Colonial Trap. It’s amazing how great marketing and cinema cunningness can cheat you of your dreams with your eyes open. 🇮🇳😡

[@nikhilmehra4758]

Most of the Indian Students see the Indian KZbinrs showing luxurious lives and then they expect to live that way. Last, some fail to succeed and become bankrupt at the age of a student and some become Canadian KZbinrs. Dear Students, please consider spending that money in India and improve your mother nation like the country where you expect to live. Likewise, I would also like to request that Govt of India try to improve the facilities and open more opportunities for the students, something like ISRO. Thank you ANI News for this documentary. Hope this will help some families.

[@khan2984]

How a paradise crumbled in front of my eyes within a decade. I've been here since 2012. It was so much different then. Please please anyone seeing this don't come here, this place is a hell hole 😫.

[@jigmisherpa5253]

Almost a year now in Canada. It really depends on the type of person you are, if you think you’ll have a good relaxing life in Canada by looking in the Internet you’ll have a hard reality check when you reach here like the girl on the video. But if you are an aspiring student, you choose a good university, right courses and programmes and really work hard and keep on learning and working on yourself everyday, this country will reward you, this is a really beautiful country. I love India as my country but Canada is a very meritocratic country, you get what you deserve on the amount of work you put in and I agree Canada has lots of problems right now but no country in this world is perfect, if you just focus on the negatives all you’ll see is flaws so you just need to have a positive perspective.

[@sangramraje5667]

Canada is meritocratic country.???? Wake up from dream. Merit cannot be defined. All Americans and foreigners who become rich are already rich. Poor talented American/canadians cannot afford university degrees. Mark Zuckerberg, Elon musk, Bill gets were born in rich families.

[@souravmohite4443]

Thank you ANI for bringing this up...Indian parents should realize how many difficulties are there and we can spent way less money in top Indian colleges and make a better future for themselves as well as for India...

[@shaasvatbharat]

I have heard about similar delayed healthcare issue at England from my colleague

[@saandilyaagundu5697]

Not england, whole uk has this issue. It is very bad

[@debalinamukherjee7197]

abb jo jaga Pakistan banega woh woh jaga esahi baanta jayega uk canada dono jaga hi unk population bar raha hai

[@ladusingh2141]

Fact is the Indian upper caste male is a toxic beast. They don't like any place in which they cant beat up dalits , forced to treat Muslims with respects and can't get something free. Canada should send them back. Its not worth the trouble. SC ST and OBC and minorities can stay back. Upper caste need to hot foot it back to the land of Modani and Yogi

[@babybellamy4589]

Pls..... I request whoever is planning on coming here. It's a hell because it's so expensive. 2500 in Toronto for a shity apartment. Students low income family are on street. Homeless

[@seshu0223]

I still don't understand why people really opt to go out of the country, Knowing about all the odds What is the thing that motivates them? Greed,Prestige or any other factors?

[@nikhilkumar-YT]

Much needed Documentary... It must be in PUNJABI, HINDI languages also...

[@pkumar18]

More reality checks are needed of these so-called rosy landscapes countries. Internally they are rotten. Spending 35 lakhs can be useful to set up your own business in India instead of just living in the basement there.

[@pranavrathi779]

👍👍 We need more such fact video showing kanneda's reality. ANI good job

[@akashic_thakur]

I am 25 years old and my life is very good in Noida after a package of 8.3 lpa 😊

[@nitika6409]

Kuddos to Insight for touching upon such delicate topic. Not every media house has guts to talk about such things. Well researched, well presented and omg I was with the story since i clicked on the video till end. Nice to see the new Media Houses talking about things which actually matter and not covering random political dramas. Expecting more from Insight!

[@ladusingh2141]

You are really funny. First of all this is not even a documentary. Two upper caste losers are griping. These mediocre entitled like Jay Shah want everything delivered to them by papa. They got admission in small useless places. Like Saying Moradabad Yogi Politick Revadi Institute in Ghaziabad did not give me facilities and a job. These wasters thoguht they could use their caste privelege in Canada. They cant. Sanskari behaviour is not appreciated. You have to work hard and apply to the right palces like University of Toronto, or McGill or UBC. India under Modani is a joke. Only consultancies and part time low paying jobs are available. 40% of Indian graduate are unemployed. But you can hate muslims and beat up dalits and burn churches. If that makes you happy. Stay in India. But dont blame Canada .

[@Confusedhaham]

I would say from professional chef to professional dishwasher they made me here I think this documentary should watch by every student and workers who want to come to Canada 🇨🇦 i am still here in Canada but soon moving to India 🇮🇳

[@Confusedhaham]

@@su_per33 first check konsa restaurant ha koi family wala restaurant to nai ha ,negative thigs to ya he ha medical both he karab system ha sach me 6 hours waiting he agar thode ungli cut ho jay aur apko dekana ho this happened with one of my junior chef , duriges both ha (नशेडी) , server ko hours kam milta ha , agent paisa lage aur uska bad vo bolega ki muja pata nai kuch bhi karo , incase agar app child plan karne ki soch rahe ho canada ma to bacha ke pata nai doctor ka leya waiting jada , uska bad school me admitted karna muskil ha , aur sab se bada TAX HA ????

[@DuggalDivyam]

Great video Looking forward to more such stuff

[@MM-hw6fz]

Reality check is necessary but it's the best when it comes from someone who is living the Canadian dream. I came to this country 7yrs ago and after initial struggles and hurdles I am very well settled here. Persistence and hardwork is the key... anything is possible anywhere. I am better off here than I was in India for sure. You do miss family and it's hard to create and maintain friends, other than that it's a beautiful dream to live and cherish !

[@user-oi3ur7tk1j]

90% of students come to canada not for education but to get a pr since pathway is difficult . If you really want to study get admitted in university not college for some idiotic diplomas . And crib we international students work so hard doing part time job to make ends meet. Really want to earn and do good . Second they come to canada because these colleges are cheap from international standard as they pay $8-9k per semester . Which part of the world pay such a low fees . Don’t blame this on a country , when you yourself are dying to come to canada just to get a passport by selling home , land etc . And coming to property rent is because of immigrant (specially Chinese and Indian buying multiple houses ) .

[@HussainKhan-cl7ib]

It is tough. But a piece of advise to students - be ready for the struggle, go for international education only if you have sufficient funds and not opting for bank loans. A full course fee + at least 1 year of expenses should be arranged before going international. This will help you focus first on your studies and with time you will find a way to secure a job. If you get a mental disturbance due to low funds or other negatives, then you have simply wasted the amount.

[@aqal5333]

A good 25-minute documentary. My comments, though, are: - First off, many, if not most international students, come here to study, but their ultimate goal is to work and get permanent residency. To say/think otherwise is just fooling oneself. - International students are all adults, and blaming Canada for the dismal weather, 'sky high' tution fees, poor healthcare, no jobs, housing issues, etc., is no excuse for the decision they made to go to Canada. Have Indians made the best of winter here by going ice skating, skiing, or indulging in other outdoor winter sports? The 'sky high' fees were known to them upfront before applying for a student visa. - Canada has no obligations towards international students. If one had done their due diligence before seeking a student visa, didn't like it here, they did not have applied for a student visa. Canada did not force them to come here. - As for the woman in the documentary. ALL is bad about Canada, but it seems she is still in Canada and has not returned to India. Why?

[@ChaudharyG85]

Selling the failures and fear in form of a documentary. Its all about doing better research and come with a right expectation.

[@nofavors]

This is 100% true!

[@dsinghr]

I almost migrated to Canada in 2018 after receiving the PR. Glad I did not go to there as situation is getting worse and I saw a video explaining why it would not get better in the years to come. Bad government policies is majorly responsible for this crisis. Trudeau is one of the main reason for this..

[@ladusingh2141]

Yeah India ia s Paradise. If you are upper caste you can lynch Muslims based on suspicion about beef. You can burn churches in Manipur and everyone gets 15 lakh rupees in their bank account and on the average 2 crore new jobs. Ask Modani

[@rajivsingh6019]

Very informative and appreciable

[@krishnendudhabaldeb7435]

Well done, ANI For putting this reality check up for us. I hope this video opens up closed eyes of people.

[@ladusingh2141]

Please stay in India. Canadians hate the caste system. It is not a good place for Upper caste people, especially brahmin. You cant beat up dalits there and have to treat Muslims with respect. Its not a good place for you for sure.

[@adolft_official]

please remove singh surname, its hindu kshatriya surname, thanks@@ladusingh2141

[@Rishikesh791]

Based on my experience abroad and research around this, My conclusion for students would be India's future growth is unimaginable, so it also going to reflect on education, startup culture, and rule over freelance space. A country like Canada, the UK, or another so-called developed country will not fall any near to India. See the future. Be wise. Instead of spending 20+ lakhs in abroad, start a business in India, you will love your decision believe me.

[@subashbose2775]

nope, you are wrong education will never be a bad investment. while business is a risk to take. The pay gap is immensely huge between both countries. yes, u need to struggle a bit in whichever country u go to to make the maximum profit out of your investment. 20 lakh will get u a business near to a tea shop and not even that.

[@emmaluftie7688]

The economies in the developing world are extremely harsh. Your business may not survive.

[@handsomejack8259]

@@subashbose2775 Ok, so spend 20 lakh and become a labourer at a tea shop in Canada

[@subashbose2775]

@@handsomejack8259 I am not stupid enough to study a diploma or a degree which has less jobs or not even in demand. People don't research well enough and they simply apple any course of their choice. That part time job is a supplement to pay of the tuition fee and rent. If that tea shop job gives me 3 times the money where India gives for an avg engineer I will gladly take it. Ur stupud enough to think otherwise.

[@Baldwin10000]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nikhil-singh]

Many Indian students aspire to pursue a brighter future abroad, often influenced by the allure of Bollywood and societal expectations. It's not uncommon for parents to proudly share that their child is studying overseas. Studying in countries like the US, UK, Canada, the EU, and Australia can foster a sense of superiority. Why? Because individuals from these nations are often perceived as earning substantial salaries and enjoying luxurious lifestyles compared to their Indian counterparts. Interestingly, students are aware that the quality of education in India is often on par with that abroad. Yet, they willingly pay substantial tuition fees because they strongly desire to establish themselves in foreign lands. The condition for obtaining a work visa typically necessitates having at least an undergraduate or postgraduate degree from the country of interest. We foolish Indians are only decreasing our FOREX reserves. JAI HIND VANDE MAATRAM

[@ladusingh2141]

Fact is the Indian upper caste male is a toxic beast. They don't like any place in which they cant beat up dalits , forced to treat Muslims with respects and can't get something free. Canada should send them back. Its not worth the trouble. SC ST and OBC and minorities can stay back. Upper caste need to hot foot it back to the land of Modani and Yogi

[@subashbose2775]

u have gotten everything wrong. people don't go for quality of education they go for better pay . the present India has no value for engineering in these days. for example, ur starting salary for an IT job will be 20-30k in India but a minimum wage job in Canada or us will pay 60-1lack per month.

[@nikhil-singh]

@@subashbose2775 You haven't considered factors like COST OF LIVING & PURCHASING POWER PARITY between both the countries. Higher pay doesn't mean better quality of life.

[@akankshashetty6]

Amazing video, absolutely true. Please make such videos on other countries as well.

[@hinanullah5809]

Students need to understand if you were told something wrong, it is not Canadian government fault. I am not saying Canada is perfect country, but here are some of my point after watching this video. 1. The reason why overseas students pay triple the fees is that government colleges / universities receive government grants for local students to make study affordable, but offcourse they wouldn't give those discounts to international students who are coming just for that purpose. 2. The job along with study is not promised even after you graduate they permit you to work here, but it is optional. At the time of visa, they wanted to make sure that you go back to your country and you have sufficient funds to pay for study and your lodging. At that time, sometimes fake papers are being prepared. 3. Health system is not great, but most of the countries who gives free health care has no perfect systems, but if you get a heart attack or even critical disease, you wouldn't pay anything from your pocket. So the best advice for students who are considering to come to Canada, you should have sufficient funds or you should consider something else

[@nagalapelliraju]

Nice presentation..the bitter truth

[@dikshahema]

This should be translated in all indian languages so that parents from different places who wants their child to go nd live in canada for better life can understand the real and true situation of canada...😢😢

[@indranilghosh4725]

Once I also planned to immigrate to Canada 7 years ago but I did not qualify the crs score. Now I really feel I am in a better condition. Thank God for saving me.

[@lakeofbays1622]

No college or any governments in Canada offers any employment or immigration to these students. Most of these students are misguided by immigration agents in India. Just ask the students to look into their student visa acceptance letter. They are supposed to study and go back.

[@deepakdongre7712]

The soap that can be used to wash off the hands would be that every student does mention in the Statement of Purpose about leaving the country after studies- any failure to highlight this statement mostly ends up in rejection of the student visa. So a year of study is complemented by a GIC of 10k dollars that facilitates basic expenses with permission to work part time to make a few extra bucks. Unfortunately- the entire motive behind coming to Canada on a study permit is different which in the first place is a flawed idea and to make it worse the rosy picture that people paint on social media hiding all the laborious slog that goes on in the background. And when a few try to showcase the reality- they are being pounced upon with statements such as a way to reduce competition to the ones who are already there.

[@MrKsm254]

Finally someone said it...

[@jayashreearun6324]

And they call India 'backward'!😂

[@Stoic.555]

As a SAsian International here in Europe, i must say the situation seems to be dire in the North. The focus shouldn't be where but what to study. It seems if you cannot pay the price then the advertisement may have not been for you. It is this easier access to PR that drives most of us to country like Canada. I pay much less tuition here but I have to make up my mind right to learn language and skills so that European countries will let me contribute in the economy and stay for longer period.

[@HemakumariNadella]

An eye opener and nicely conveyed

[@saimanojc]

This is a huge problem that is talked about so less, counsellors in India upsell it too. I really think one must take out a ticket goto the place they want to goto and get a feel of the place before they make such a huge investment (Financially, mentally) One must consider the opportunity cost before making such decisions. Also lot of these institutions sell courses that are mostly self study, I’ve seen many students come and struggle with the culture shock, having to fend for themselves.

[@drvishal2010]

Excellent... Pls do similar videos for other foreign destinations like US UK Australia NZ and European countries especially Germany, Italy and France... So that people are more aware of pros and cons

[@MaTara01]

It is the same situation everywhere, to a greater or a lesser degree. If you have loads of money to burn, you can go, but don't expect that you'll get a very well - paying job in what you qualified for. Even if you do, you will face racism, overt & covert, and often you'll accept it psychologically, thinking that because you are brown & in a foreign country, you aren't good enough & must do better than your white counterparts - this is very detrimental to your mental health & ultimately affects your physical health too. Please stop thinking that your talent & hard work will be appreciated - it isn't - in many cases, it is seen as a threat. It is better to stay in India, especially, if you've got to take a loan out for your education abroad, especially, in non-important subjects, however, fancy the course title may be. If you are surrounded by Indians in a foreign country, in your school, workplace & social get togethers, then you aren't in a foreign country. And quite frankly, irrespective of what the white folks tell you about how welcome you are, what is welcome to them is your cash, your cheap labour & your quiet submission to their superiority.

[@HhGgg-uy2nb]

​@@MaTara01😂lol racism happen with everyone

[@MaTara01]

@@HhGgg-uy2nb No. It doesn't happen to people who live in their own communities.

[@HhGgg-uy2nb]

@@MaTara01 go to Tamilnadu, even in India we discriminate bihari, marathi what not

[@MaTara01]

@@HhGgg-uy2nb Please understand the DEFINITION OF RACISM first. RACISM IS HATRED & DISCRIMINATION AGAINST A DIFFERENT RACE FROM YOUR OWN. Marathis or Biharis racially belong to the same race as Tamilians, even if for some weird reason they might think they don't. If members of the same race practice discrimination, it does not legally qualify as racism. You can call it prejudice, but not racism.

[@user-zh9st7dl4h]

The Question that should be answered is , why do 90 Percent Youth in India want to leave India to come to Canada ? This is the REAL Crisis , as there are great Universities and Colleges in India . The answer is , these students that are coming from India by the Millions , are Economic Refugees .

[@raushansharma2113]

Great Insights, thanks a lot ANI

[@jayantakumarkua720]

Great video and Eye opener for many who thinks foreign study is good choice

[@caire7983]

Good job ANI 👏🏻 for showing this reality.