Canada PR & Ground Reality of raising Children in Canada - Canada Vlogs

[@kainthjaskaran]

Video starts at 2:25

[@amarmulani9294]

Thank you

[@atharvatheexplorer1258]

I completely agree with you I was in London and I also felt that international schools in India are better than public schools in London.

[@BilalZafarShow]

Shukar hai kisi ne ye baaten bhi keen. Otherwise people both in and outside Canada have this as the last topic on their list to talk about, even though it's such a weighty element in one's decision to move to Canada or not

[@mightbyson]

Ha si ma kaso fuahi shali kalitsu you are right.

[@Tablahands]

Ultimately it's about your family life for the success of your children, not the country. Drugs, sex and other influences are everywhere. Without a proper stable family household there's it doesn't matter where you live. Also, if you have a stable household it's up to you to supplement your child's education and ethics. Whether you have servants or none, narcissism will exist if you don't raise them holistically regardless where on the world you are. Good discussion overall!

[@shivasiva9392]

Well said great

[@nandach2853]

Spot on!

[@haimantiscreation5476]

👍👍👍

[@preetychaudhary3406]

well said

[@shivasiva9392]

@@preetychaudhary3406 it’s true about Canada has more drug problems than USA

[@rajesharihant]

We applied for PR. Got invitation for my family within 10 months. Landed in GTA in 2016. Stayed there for a one month vacation became PRs. Observed many things and spoken to many of my friends while I was there. Situation was pathetic in a nutshell. Went back to continue my job in Middle East. For 3 4 years I thought about what should we do. Should we move or not. Ultimately decided to let go the PR status & not Waste my savings on this PONZY scheme. Still working in Middle East and in Europe, family shifted back to India purchased a premium apartment a nice car. With our foreign savings I can easily retire in India - I'm still 39! Best decision ever!!!

[@binahsan7134]

How can u get urope visa can u suggest some one for those who living in midel east

[@haroonghafoor]

Same situation with us. We are working in middle east. And planing to move Canada. But confused

[@nomadindisk3862]

@@haroonghafoor look at the property prices before you move,its very unrealistic to live there.You may never afford to buy a house if you dont have that much money with you.You may not find a proper job unless you are in health care, or IT

[@JakesRandomAdventures]

Wrong decision - I did the same thing like you a decade ago and moved to India. Kids loved the Western world better thanks to its infrastructure, opportunities for sports, lesser pollution, access to cheaper electronics (PS5/Xbox) etc.

[@drbh6331]

@@JakesRandomAdventures lol dude if you have a money buy graneda citizenship you will have access to all european countries it doesn't have to be staying in Canada. End of the day indians are Indians because of our roots.. Most of the indian communities doesn't even pass over 2 to 3 generations in canada or USA. I saw everyone here fear about drugs which is true.. Compare to USA and canada and EU india is way better in family structure which helped to look after their old parents..

[@n.zmaknojia9769]

Before coming:- we want good future for our child After coming:- cost of living is high we don’t want kids

[@INDIAN-rc9sh]

😅

[@lemonapplevodka]

Salaries are also high

[@MrMik693]

Truth is explained so simply...thanks a ton!!!

[@Thodidhupthodibarish]

I agree with a lot of what you have voiced. The public schools creditability also depends on the neighborhood is what I observed. But that is another catch you really don't have too many choices with homes where there is a higher rated public school. Secondly, like in our case my children moved to Canada when they were in 11 and 6 std, so they had a field day in academics. On the hind sight my younger son found grade 6 and 7 boring and not challenging enough. However the volunteering and sports is a very positive side to schools here. No doubt the culture, the extra time on hand because of low academic pressure as compared to back home children have a lot of spare time and it's difficult to keep them productively busy especially in winters. Having said that it's a personal choice for everyone but if you are looking for a curriculum like back home then schools are way too easy here. Personally, as we are used to the Indian private school curriculum my son wants to continue high school in India and come back for post secondary as that is where the pressure comes in and they are better equipped at handling it then. As for drugs and an independent mindset, I agree there too. However, as parents looking at the fast pace of the growing evils in society, we have to keep a close watch on our children be it Canada or India and have an open and friendly atmosphere at home for a healthy two way communication. It is not a perfect world, but since I have experienced both the countries if you feel your child has the ability to go through the academic rigor in India then I will pick that and then move for post secondary..However the biggest hitch here is the fees for post secondary. An international student pays around 6 times the fees as compared to a PR. So it's again a tough call .

[@rhkn7188]

In 3 years you get pr after that all the money paid is obtained in bachelors . See the students of neet have a lot of pressure same for jee too. Even if we excel here we don't get the recognition of Canada

[@NailsbyRee]

@@louisecote3542 i agree with you.... about to move canada very soon, i’m not doing anything for my to be kids , but for myself... I don’t wanna bind my kids with me in my 60s .... i really like it that how people in developed nations make children independent & don’t bind thm with themselves

[@janetsaldhana9211]

@@louisecote3542 at least we Indians are taught basic manners. And how to be kind enough to put our points forward. 🙏🏼

[@janetsaldhana9211]

@@louisecote3542 so do I. Start being a little more tolerant towards other cultures and people.

[@rajesharihant]

@@janetsaldhana9211 be honest and except your mistake. Of immigrating to a PONZI country called CANADA.

[@kavitanagpal19]

Everything in Canada comes with a grain of salt. Thanks for sharing the reality on the much hyped free education here.

[@ladusingh2141]

So dont leave India. Who asked you to. Enjoy Modi Raj. This is hilarious. So typically Upper caste India. Big supporters of Modi but when it comes to their future and their kids they no the way out is evacuation to the big five Christian Beef Eating countries: Australia, UK, Canada, New Zealand and the US. Thsi guy makes no mention that one of the reasons to get out of India today is because it is filled with hate for dalits, reservations and muslims. You can feel the hypocrisy of upper class upper caste India as they sing Modi's praises while filling out visa applications. Of course now you are going to say, oh but this has nothing to do with politics. It has madam and sir, people like you have allowed that monster and the RSS VHP and Hindu fundamentalists to run riot in the country. Gujarat just forgave 11 rapists who even killed a 3 year old baby. Hindu Culture of forgiveness ???. In any case nice to see you guys rounding up your loved ones for a second quit India movement while doing the Hindu thing in Christian beef eating Canada. You are complicit. Shame on all of you.

[@ladusingh2141]

@Jai Bhim Upper caste India is so great that everyone wants to go to a country that east beef and has no laws on Love Jihad. Hypocrisy Ka H nehi ho satkta for UC Indians

[@sheebaselvaraja6176]

You are 100%true and agreed with your thoughts

[@viralbrahmbhattt]

Very important topic. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!

[@ashwinivikas8462]

Most honest review ever

[@MustafaKhan-jy7fn]

All the points you have mentioned clearly states the lack of attention on children and those parents should learn to spare some time on their children rather becoming a money making machine, n Indian education is a pressure cooker process imposing everything on the child is definitely not a good strategy that's why the suicide rate of students in India is so high Rather blaming the country parents should learn how to become parents.

[@gururulez2009]

Plus one ☝️

[@preetychaudhary3406]

@@pratyakshtomar7257 ullu insaan usne saaf saaf likha h ...India ka education system pressure cooker h.....paise chhapne ki machine na bankar accha insaan bano.....isme kya galat ? Ajjkal har office work tech. ho chuka h India wale abhi bhi paper pencil se upr ni uth rhe....1 esa student ni jisko skills develop krate ho....ab bccha ki capability h k wo khud hi develop kr le to alg baat......sabse important cheez.....pahle hindu educated smje jaate the....ab jaahil ho gyi h humari hindu community....sahi ko sahi or glt ko glt ni kehti.....bas religion pr kutte billi ki trh nochti h.... jisko dekho....mandir masjid mardase.....bacche yha rahrnge ye hi krenge kahin dur chale jaao iss mahool se..... ye hi reason h mere 15 classmate move out kr chuke h......aur meri application process me h......Ab ton Saheed Bhagat singh har ka b naam duba rkha h....RSS pe tangi h janta....

[@rafikrafik9325]

@@preetychaudhary3406 mee too dear after covid hum indians zyada hi stress me hai agar pros and cons To sab jage me rehta hai but India me mohol pehle apne 90 kids jaisa nahi raha isiliye humlog bi family me sth PR pe move on karne ki tayari me hai.

[@banksy2870]

You have no idea why the parents are busy. To support a family in Canada both parents should be working and there is no help at home. All domestic work has to be done by parents - they have to drop off and pickup their children, manage their finances, do all the household stuff and the office work - it is not an easy life and - so that is why they don't have time to pay attention to their kids like in India. It is not about earning money to become wealthy - it is about earning money to survive in this country.

[@wildlifeartbytes]

I grew up in the US and moved to India to raise my children. I agree with you and can add that there are many more surprises coming your way, both good and bad. I cannot understand why moving out at 18 is presented as the only way to success. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences. It would definitely help others.

[@muhammadimrankhan4060]

Hi Salam, Hope you are doing great! My name is Muhammad Imran Khan and I am from Karachi Pakistan, I have 18 years of work experience in Freight forwarding and Custom clearance field, now I am near 43 and I want to go to Canada for me and my kid's bright future, as I have a dream to spend a lovely and peaceful life and Canada is a great place in this world. I need your help and support to sponsorship me only to get my Canada Visitor visa, I believe I can search a better job as per my knowledge and work experience. Waiting for your swift response on my above request. Thanks

[@KumariKumari-fw7nc]

At 30's my children are still living with me.they are both engineers. I think it is a parent's blessing to see their children everyday. They love to stay at home.

[@muhammadimrankhan4060]

Wow great👍, I study till 3rd year of engineering in NED University of Karachi but couldn't get continue my education way due to some personal reasons. Please pray for me and my children's bright future and also pray for my Canada visit visa, Thanks❤

[@anilkkumar54]

Yes. Children leaving at 18 yrs. There will not be any contact with families in India after one generation. Are we ready for these.

[@gauravgogoi123]

That's because Canada with its policies is a developed nation while India with its policies is developing nation

[@SW-fy8pq]

In term of education, there is a win win situation, you just need to get trained in canada to become a certified teacher then teach in any canadian intl school worldwide, your child will get free canadian education in any country you like.

[@kiranmishra1882]

If being a parents you work in three shifts in a day and giving your child only money and broken family what u expect from them. Education is not stressful in school , in high school things start changing slowly slowly. Personally if you not have extra money for donations and extra classes your child will live good life in Canada.

[@MrBabar759]

I am from a very remote village of Pakistan, the life here is still in 12th century, I spent 10 years of my life in Dubai with my wife and kids. What I observed is the kids growing up in developed areas lack emotional intelligance. May be I am wrong but kids who grew up in village have steel nerves, emotionally very stable, well mannered. My own kids feel happier here compared to Dubai but the overall condition of my country is depriving, I am so confused where to live.

[@iamasok]

Welcome to India ❤ your kids will have both emotions and intelligence, too..

[@musafir123]

Kisi bade shahar me chale jao

[@cryptobullcoin9346]

Steel nerves 😂 wow yes as Pakistani i can feel the strength of your words

[@brookanderson5956]

I came to Canada for my own future 😆. Really proud on my decision.

[@kavitapardeshi4560]

Single honge esliye best decision

[@sureshglobeit]

If both parents busy chasing money. Single child can become independent Single child can become DEPRESSED also

[@EasyRider-g1b]

and maybe drug addicted also without the love and affection of the parents

[@rohan2687]

I live with my parents and grandparents. So, there is so much togetherness in us. I really didn't like that children leave their parents after 18. What is the use of going to the West when your children will abandon you one day and leave you in old-age homes

[@rsrs6959]

✅✅

[@NailsbyRee]

Not everyone goes to west to abandon their parents, but to their children

[@rajdipthakor6280]

I think it is not worth to leave all relatives and cultute to earn money in foreign countries

[@skum196]

Very good information. Can you make second part on this topic as regards culture shift for children,mindset adaptation,growth opportunities for children in bit more detail.

[@ashwinivikas8462]

Yes. Even I would like to hear from you on this topic

[@Lalaland200]

In coming years kids will be staying with their parents to save rent because of increasing rent prices so don’t worry about kids leaving the house by 18. If they think smart it’s better to stay with parents and Asian parents are more accommodating in that way.

[@toastedmarshmallows3405]

What Indians think of as poor education in Canadian schools is actually lack of competition. We Indians are so used to competition in our lives that it is hard to digest our kids having an easy life in Canada. Although Canadian schools are not easy either ( but unlike India, academic success is not very glorified here). This is the only wrong thing in Canadian schools. But in a way, it is not bad either because society wants everyone to live a respectable life. Competition is good to some extent as it improves you but extreme competition like it is in India is also really bad for the child

[@ladusingh2141]

This is hilarious. So typically Upper caste India. Big supporters of Modi but when it comes to their future and their kids they no the way out is evacuation to the big five Christian Beef Eating countries: Australia, UK, Canada, New Zealand and the US. Thsi guy makes no mention that one of the reasons to get out of India today is because it is filled with hate for dalits, reservations and muslims. You can feel the hypocrisy of upper class upper caste India as they sing Modi's praises while filling out visa applications. Of course now you are going to say, oh but this has nothing to do with politics. It has madam and sir, people like you have allowed that monster and the RSS VHP and Hindu fundamentalists to run riot in the country. Gujarat just forgave 11 rapists who even killed a 3 year old baby. Hindu Culture of forgiveness ???. In any case nice to see you guys rounding up your loved ones for a second quit India movement while doing the Hindu thing in Christian beef eating Canada. You are complicit. Shame on all of you.

[@toastedmarshmallows3405]

@@ladusingh2141 cool down man. I am only talking about schools. Where are you getting BJP, Modi and beef in it? These countries might be beef eating but do you know that they respect every individual's choice. No one will ever force you or mock at you for not eating beef. No one will ever force you or mock at you for observing your traditions, celebrating your festivals etc. And this is ensured by Govt.

[@ladusingh2141]

@@toastedmarshmallows3405 With due respect, what you are listing as the defining aspects of respect and tolerance in Canada is exactly what I am praising. If you have been to India and if you are following what is happening in Modi's India you will know that Muslims are getting killed for mere suspicions about eating beef. Minorites are heckled and attacked at the drop of a hat and there is hate and venom spewed against non-hindus and lower caste Hindus in India. But these same upper caste Hindus fleeing to Canada hold different standards for secular tolerant and respectful Canada but are gung ho on Modi's hate. It was the hypocrisy I was pointing out to. Please don't take it otherwise.

[@cliftonboyz1959]

Canada strives for mediocrity in everything they do.

[@K_mich88]

I think that competitive spirit exist in a lot of asian countries like Japan, Korea, Singapore till the point parents invest lots of money to push their kids to score the best. But I think once they step into the real world, that's where the problem starts, where there is no given answer to problems, and kids who ace in memorising and regurgitating all out during exams might not do well in the real world.

[@araselvycanapathy8057]

Yes Bro ,what u r telling is 100% true. Thanks for this useful message. Tell about team age social problems at canada.

[@jitendraprajapati3708]

Really useful information shared. Thanks for sharing.

[@sparshsumani2338]

A good international school will cost around 6-8 lacs for 2 years in India; these are those which are truly international and not just doing it for name sake.

[@maaki3389]

Here private school cost 16-18 K Dollars per year. Most of the Indian kids goes to government school here (which is equivalent to municipality or government school in India). The kids just wakeup and comes to school in bed clothes as they dont even have uniform.

[@sannidhirao1281]

@@maaki3389 thanks for the valuable information granny👵

[@maaki3389]

@@sannidhirao1281 Kyun Gaand jali???

[@asian5592]

@@maaki3389 but what about education there in US? Do they start day with singing US anthem? And christians prayer? Also what are they taught?

[@maaki3389]

@@asian5592 US??? We are talking about Canada.

[@siddexter]

Such honest feedback.. Appreciated brother..

[@DCcreates]

Super Content... appreciate all of this

[@plumalujosa7202]

Thanks bro ...it's seriously a great information from you... Luv u bro n thanx more than words... 🙏

[@mahvishjamal9142]

My family is also stay in Canada but their children’s study in British schools nd stay with their parents I believed it’s all depend upon upbringing of kids

[@varun925]

Do you know the cost of going to an International school in Delhi is ? I pay ₹ 24k each month which translates to ~ CAD 390 per month. Nothing is cheap in India, especially Delhi & Mumbai. If you are in Tier 2 & 3 cities, things get less expensive but no international school is ~ 200 CAD per month

[@surindershinda1268]

You are comparing with canadian govt schools with Indian private schools .can you compare Canadian private school fee with Indian private schools? You have to pay 1 lac in Canadian private school and if you compare study then Canadian student of 8th class and Indian student if 5th class have same knowledge. Why don't you send your children to world class govt schools of delhi as claim by kanjriwal. They are free.

[@SW-fy8pq]

I am in Kuala Lumpur, the tier 1 intl school fee here is average CAD31K per annum, tier 2 is around CAD15-17K, tier 3 is CAD8-9K. CAD 390 per month is considered as cheap.

[@varun925]

@@surindershinda1268 I don’t think I asked your advice on where I should be sending my children to school. So stuff it where the sun doesn’t shine. I never highlighted Delhi government schools as the benchmark. Did I ? They were always meant for villagers and immigrants pouring into Delhi from Tier 3 & Tier 4 towns & villages in the low income belt. Not for people of Delhi. But does that mean that in order to meet international standards of schooling, we get ripped off in the name of education? I am very satisfied by the education & the school but NOT EVERYONE IN DELHI can also afford ₹ 25 K per month school fees. And increasing each year. That clown Kejriwal has nothing to do with real people of Delhi. He is a CM of migrants & slum dwellers. My point here is regardless of that , there has to be a balance in education costs. I can afford this by god’s grace but OTHER DESERVING people cannot.

[@varun925]

@@SW-fy8pq If you say confidently CAD 390 in Malaysia is considered cheap for education, then also highlight the take home pay in that country. It’s always income Vs spend. My point here was to bring to the fore that $ 200 per month reference shared on this video isn’t too far fetched. I am not going to speak on Malaysia as I have nothing to speak to for there, but being a Delhiite with family roots in this city, I can say responsibly that not many parents would be able to shell $ 400 per month for their kid’s education. I am not gloating about myself - the fact is if you have two kids, then how much % of Indians in India can afford $ 800 or ₹ 50 k per Month as school fees ? India is NOT cheap unless you are living in Tier 2 & 3 cities. Time to get real.

[@surindershinda1268]

@@varun925 I am not giving any advise.if you are paying 24000 nobody forced you to do so.there are many schools whose fees is less than 10000.delhi CM claims that Delhi public schools have international standard and it is free.admit your children to public school.dont shout on social media that you are paying 24 k.everybody is doing best for their children. No govt forces you to do so.

[@ronyvarghese5866]

Before think about your children's future think about how was your life style in your home country and here in Canada . And also look to the future. I would say come to Canada make money as much as you can then go back to your home country and do the jobs you want to do and live peacefully. I will move back next few years. I am from Kerala India. And things in Kerala has been changing so in the future that will be a best place to live rest of my life .one more thing this is my personal opinion

[@deepaksagar1986]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts 👍

[@anugauravanu]

Very nice video and information shared. Thanks a million.

[@dharmeshparekh1687]

Sirji......Very good alarm for most of parents 👌👌👌

[@NailsbyRee]

I want to correct here, it’s not easy for everybody to send their children into international school, 200 dollars in india is about 20k rs & international schools even though local level schools are charging you know 40-50k for kindergarten students..... indian schools don’t teach skills they just make the learn from books

[@surindershinda1268]

Punjabion ke lie canada bahut achcha hey chahe jaisa bhi ho sabhi punjabion ko canada aa Jana chahie.fir yahan bhi aap ki sarkar le aaenge.yahan abhi bijli free nahi hey..

[@exoticindiaa]

@@surindershinda1268 80% of population is white, how could you form government ? It's multicultural country my friend, not baap ki jaagir of Punjabis

[@surindershinda1268]

@@exoticindiaa kuch log aaj kal khush nahi hain india main islie suggestion de raha tha .Kamm se Kamm india main shanti rahegi.india main bhi to 2% wale 80% ko daily dhamki dete hain canada main bhi de le.wahan bhi bole ki hamme apna raaj chahie.baki secular bhai secularism naam ki koi cheej hoti nahi hey Dunia main.kyonki taali 2 haath se bajti hey .

[@ladusingh2141]

This is hilarious. So typically Upper caste India. Big supporters of Modi but when it comes to their future and their kids they no the way out is evacuation to the big five Christian Beef Eating countries: Australia, UK, Canada, New Zealand and the US. Thsi guy makes no mention that one of the reasons to get out of India today is because it is filled with hate for dalits, reservations and muslims. You can feel the hypocrisy of upper class upper caste India as they sing Modi's praises while filling out visa applications. Of course now you are going to say, oh but this has nothing to do with politics. It has madam and sir, people like you have allowed that monster and the RSS VHP and Hindu fundamentalists to run riot in the country. Gujarat just forgave 11 rapists who even killed a 3 year old baby. Hindu Culture of forgiveness ???. In any case nice to see you guys rounding up your loved ones for a second quit India movement while doing the Hindu thing in Christian beef eating Canada. You are complicit. Shame on all of you.

[@surindershinda1268]

@@ladusingh2141 so according to you before modi there was no conflict between hindu muslim,between upper caste and lower caste,no body was going abroad in beef eating countries.what a knowledgeable person you are. Ambedkar from Congress party gave legal status to casteism that's why casteism will never end.people himself make affidavit and go to the govt that I am from low caste,backward class,schedule caste please give me certificate. Then govt issue him one legal govt document that this person belong particular caste. And if anybody call that person by his legal caste name then it is punishable under law.wow what a great person he was. Other thing is beef.when we can live with beef eating people in India then why can't abroad?majority of Christians,Muslims, communists and congressi eat beef in kerala .so according to you who don't eat beef should not live there? Common grow up.

[@raymendozapharrtrade6570]

Thank you Mr. Sahil...

[@shubhrapanwar4239]

That was very informative. Thanks.

[@johnherry7669]

I have no idea why people exaggerate. I got into muddled up. You should be blessed that you are in Canada. Sacrifice for what. You have provided free education no cost of living by Canadian government. In addition, if you are not pleasant at all. Pack your bags and leave the premises.

[@THE_DESI_VAGABONDER]

😘👍👍👍...thanks brother for this amazing information...

[@FairWorld11]

For your children - STAY in INDIA! This is my advice to all parents, from the depth of my heart. Indian education is producing the superstars of technology and business! Children will also be happier, more connected to their culture, absorb good values and will be closer to you as well.

[@panktislifestyle2354]

I wish to move to any Western country to save myself from food infections in India. I stayed there for 30 years and always sick. Middle east gave me chance to understand myself and no more sickness. I feel that India is not good as before for culture wise as well. I do all work here myself, meditation, pooja and all but my relatives who r of my age in India, they just go here and there and more into material world. Mine is reverse situation. With more money, lesser the craze of money now.

[@hariprasad181]

Maybe you have week immune system, that is why you are able to sustain well in North America. Indians have one of the highest immunity in the world (they can live in any environment unlike people in western countries)

[@shravani111-y9]

Once I asked one of my ralative's 12-13 year NCEA level school going son who was studing in England that what he was studying in Mathematics? He replied much hesitatingly after my repititive quries on the question that he had all that learnt in Mathematics so far was 'Square root'. But 'Square root of What'? I asked again to that lad. Bot he smiled and gave no answer.

[@rajabehal6871]

Parents have keep eye on the children when start going uptil they pass out of School this has to be taken care of in India also. Here also there are boarding schools where children are exposed to drugs. May be education part what you talking about is truth. 🙏

[@ladusingh2141]

This is hilarious. So typically Upper caste India. Big supporters of Modi but when it comes to their future and their kids they no the way out is evacuation to the big five Christian Beef Eating countries: Australia, UK, Canada, New Zealand and the US. Thsi guy makes no mention that one of the reasons to get out of India today is because it is filled with hate for dalits, reservations and muslims. You can feel the hypocrisy of upper class upper caste India as they sing Modi's praises while filling out visa applications. Of course now you are going to say, oh but this has nothing to do with politics. It has madam and sir, people like you have allowed that monster and the RSS VHP and Hindu fundamentalists to run riot in the country. Gujarat just forgave 11 rapists who even killed a 3 year old baby. Hindu Culture of forgiveness ???. In any case nice to see you guys rounding up your loved ones for a second quit India movement while doing the Hindu thing in Christian beef eating Canada. You are complicit. Shame on all of you.

[@rohitjasrotia4303]

Very wise video...thanks

[@shailarateja2634]

Thank you so much for talking about the REALITY.... really appreciate 👍 👍

[@Life_is_everything]

Thank you..agree it is same in Australia too

[@rolz5663]

Thnks for videos 🙏 Sir today on website 22 month for express entry. But last year they show 6 month Really confusing. Its for new file after 31 march or existing also M really in teanion after watch that update , all said in videos its good clear tine to you file Kindly guide us sir

[@habibshaikh389]

Your experience is excellent

[@jimbocho660]

Western countries are spent. People are wasting their time and energy trying to get here. It just isn't worth it anymore. Canada especially has very few jobs.

[@socrates5779]

So are Asian countries heck the situation of Asian countries is even worse than west.

[@shibu.matrix]

@@socrates5779 Ofcourse, India is one worst country among them.

[@benzapata5645]

Very few good jobs, tons of service jobs

[@RoshnaiUrdu]

India is economical and has better health system as compared to Canada. You can laugh at this, but ask canadians about their health system and you would know

[@jimbocho660]

@@socrates5779 South Asian countries, yes, but the Far East and Southeast Asia are doing very well. They are the future.

[@sasmitaswain4664]

Thanks a lot for very informative blog.. pl keep posting new vedios, i’m from uk basically an indian but planning to move canada with kids.

[@jaithak7267]

Your life will be significantly better moving to Canada. Best.

[@AmanGaur-fe1gh]

Just wow , im planning most prob next year .

[@shahzadramzan6515]

Dear brother I hope you're doing well and healthy I belong to Pakistan (Lahore). believe me what ever you'd told us is 💯"✔️"students of India and Pakistan are more struggler as compared to canada.moreover your this video is enough for 100 of years for motivation who wants to move Canada for better future... 🥰 Now it's depends on us either we wants better life or Child drugs addicted's life... Bundle of thanks my friend 🥰🌹❤️ Going to subscribe your channel...✔️💯

[@indy3240]

Canada is VERY expensive!!! You’re children may be able to get a good education but the housing prices and taxes as well as contractual jobs is insane! I was born and raised in Canada and now live in the USA. I was able to become an nurse here for much cheaper education in USA compared to Canada and nurses get paid way more houses are still affordable My family wants me to move back to Canada but I’m lot happy about that. So many people have so much different opinions My son is not able to buy a house in Canada!!!

[@indy3240]

Lastly you can move your children to another country but you can’t change the parental behavior. Indians have a habit of banging their children too much especially their sons. An 18 year old cannot afford an apartment in the GTA. Sir why are you not talking about how expensive it is in Canada and that families are buying houses together and friends together!! Not a good representation in my opinion

[@taqwa9650]

Teach your kid your culture in priority bases to save him from bad influence. Leaving in another country should not mean to loos you identity - your culture. Make your child to understand good things from other cultures and adopt them but refuse to accept bad sides of someone's culture. Do as you want your child do, be a silent example to your child. And everything will In Sha Allah be 👌OK.

[@ladusingh2141]

This is hilarious. So typically Upper caste India. Big supporters of Modi but when it comes to their future and their kids they no the way out is evacuation to the big five Christian Beef Eating countries: Australia, UK, Canada, New Zealand and the US. Thsi guy makes no mention that one of the reasons to get out of India today is because it is filled with hate for dalits, reservations and muslims. You can feel the hypocrisy of upper class upper caste India as they sing Modi's praises while filling out visa applications. Of course now you are going to say, oh but this has nothing to do with politics. It has madam and sir, people like you have allowed that monster and the RSS VHP and Hindu fundamentalists to run riot in the country. Gujarat just forgave 11 rapists who even killed a 3 year old baby. Hindu Culture of forgiveness ???. In any case nice to see you guys rounding up your loved ones for a second quit India movement while doing the Hindu thing in Christian beef eating Canada. You are complicit. Shame on all of you.

[@shakeeldilawar7148]

A very good video ❤

[@siyonajanegal368]

Good information 👍

[@sazalgoyal255]

thankue its very informative

[@antonyfrancis3247]

Hey immigration 'experts' tell people that education and healthcare is free in Canada. The parents in Canada are busy paying taxes, so the child at 18 is ready to pay taxes. Truly independent!

[@janetsaldhana9211]

Not like Indian education teaches you anything that can be used in the practical world. Indian institutions could probably improve your memory power considering the system is based on rote learning, exams etc. but it’s nothing better than that.

[@harshparihar933]

Then why only indian origin are CEOS

[@janetsaldhana9211]

@@harshparihar933 you can’t compare an exception to a whole population. Also not to say that Indians are not intelligent. But our education system is not the best to cater to or increase our IQs.

[@jonty3551]

Nice collection in the background 🌚

[@RajendraShekhawatIndia]

Sahil bhai will always say positive about immigration to Canada as it is his business and he is selling it, in name of helping or guidance. Point 1 - Independence - Being around your parents, grand parents, relatives, makes children more closer to roots. Being alone at home without parents, child become lonely and leads into other issues, as he himself said drugs etc. 2. Opportunities in India are much more. Weather is good and best education institutions are available, if money is there. We should ask Mr. Sahil where he did his education, to give people gyan on Canada education :) I stayed in US/UK for few years. It is depressing, cold and racist place. If you make average living in India, life is much better in India, and we don't leave our mother, even if she is that good. 💖

[@wisemommah7821]

True!

[@JM-ef7rh]

Agree with you 💯

[@deder2222]

Lakhs waiting for their Green card.

[@asian5592]

Your first few sentences 🙌🏻savage 😂liked it

[@umairjavaid1851]

Very informative and mind-boggling content. Love from Karachi, Pakistan.

[@ragethewolf]

Fee calculation India vs Canada is hilariously wrong. India when you say taxes you just think about direct taxes but if you include the indirect piece the taxes will be way higher than Canada. Also please show me a good school where fee is 100 or 200 $.

[@shaikabdulrahiman4996]

Hi Sir, can u guide me about Construction civil engineer job life style, cause I'm planning to come Canada

[@naresh15raju58]

But how can parents working in Canada and children studying in India, it’s big challenge to maintain their status?

[@minniebavle9269]

Nice tips👍

[@meshym3061]

If the parents take care and give affection to the children then children never go into drugs . A child only selects drug world wen he/she sees disturbance in the family .

[@gauravk.kumar09]

Not really true. Now days kids and younger trust on their friends more than their parents. And bad society is also an influence on them in their Young age.

[@SanjeevKumar-le3ze]

Good information 👍sir 👍

[@dimpleshah1487]

True !!

[@toastedmarshmallows3405]

I stumbled across your video. Started watching it intently. Most of what you mention is correct except that schools in India are really bad. Education has become a way of making big money from helpless parents without any accountability. And this goes pan India. Parents also love to brag about their kids' schools. I can't see how a kid can develop holistically in such an environment. In expensive schools, kids are arrogant spoilt brats. In middle class schools, kids are dying due to academic pressure. Unless you live in a trashy area in Canada, schools here are far better than those in India. At least, Government recruits very experienced teachers. Teachers are passionate about teaching. Unlike Indian schools where most of the teachers became teachers because they were US returned housewives who could speak English well and joined teaching to earn pocket money and pass time.

[@reeko9278]

Your last 4 lines definitely wrong.. none of the teachers in my child's school are US returned housewives.. they are teachers who has been teaching in and around.. and I'm from Bangalore.. i can vouch on that.

[@reeko9278]

And what do you mean US returned can only speak English? I'm born and raised in india.. and i can challenge you in reading and writing good English as well as speaking good English.. so please don't judge . The guy you watching also has gone from India he is speaking good English. I'm sure he learnt it from his home country

[@Justanotherguyinutube]

US returned housewives!! I have never heard this 🤣 Education in India is definitely better. If I talk about Bengal the bad thing is the govt schools were really good before and now no one is sending their kids to govt schools.

[@toastedmarshmallows3405]

@@reeko9278 my comment was about some upmarket International schools in Bangalore where the neo rich send their kids to. What school do you send your kids to? My comment was not about ICSE/CBSE schools over there. I am talking about IB/Cambridge/IGCSE. Do your kids study in any of these curriculae? If not, don't stress yourself.

[@toastedmarshmallows3405]

@@Justanotherguyinutube are you US returned? Have you seen schools outside India? Have you lived outside India. If no, please don't stress yourself. If you feel Indian schools are awesome, enjoy the bliss

[@SaadonAksah]

Thanks for sharing your insight! 👍

[@RohitSharma-on1ye]

I lived all life in delhi. My parents were working.. I have been on my own..

[@sukhmeetkaur7392]

This info you r giving is 100%right I have stayed into Toronto for 3 years was p.r but came bck for my kids schooling .... It's a fact I have answered the questions why r u bck ? It's for kids .... Indian kids somehow still listen to their parents... go for higher education University level is better in Canada it's world class better than india 👍👍

[@kajalsood4141]

So after three years did u applied for Citizenship

[@kajalsood4141]

@sukhmeet kaur Or ur kida are already a Canadian citizens

[@veenasayal7272]

Sai Baba Ji bless you🙌🙌💕💕

[@maaki3389]

Hey I have real pic of Sai Baba.

[@THE_DESI_VAGABONDER]

Trust me....Higher education is really not a piece of cake for everybody even for Canadien citizens .....it's really very very expensive.....

[@ananths8828]

I disagree. Kids aren't spoilt or independent in either places. But it's the culture that influences. But when seen closely even the locals esp French Canadians have a strong network of family. We tend to learn all wrong things from the west

[@rsrs6959]

I think in India one parent can be a stay at home parent, so the child atleast has someone to go to and is there for them emotionally as well but in Canada since it is so expensive to live, the mortgages, the rent, the insurance etc that both spouse have to work (and many have conflicting schedules like night shifts etc) and can't make quality time for kids or themselves. What do you think, is that right?

[@rsrs6959]

@@ruchi5345 Thank you for sharing Ruchi :)

[@ladusingh2141]

This is hilarious. So typically Upper caste India. Big supporters of Modi but when it comes to their future and their kids they no the way out is evacuation to the big five Christian Beef Eating countries: Australia, UK, Canada, New Zealand and the US. Thsi guy makes no mention that one of the reasons to get out of India today is because it is filled with hate for dalits, reservations and muslims. You can feel the hypocrisy of upper class upper caste India as they sing Modi's praises while filling out visa applications. Of course now you are going to say, oh but this has nothing to do with politics. It has madam and sir, people like you have allowed that monster and the RSS VHP and Hindu fundamentalists to run riot in the country. Gujarat just forgave 11 rapists who even killed a 3 year old baby. Hindu Culture of forgiveness ???. In any case nice to see you guys rounding up your loved ones for a second quit India movement while doing the Hindu thing in Christian beef eating Canada. You are complicit. Shame on all of you.

[@asian5592]

@@ladusingh2141 yaar you have replied this everywhere? Exactly what is happening with you? You are staying in foreign country be happy for that and stop poking your nose here.

[@antonetterhea7257]

I’m a PR in canada.. my daughter is in grade 7 .. seriously considering moving back to India.. not satisfied with schooling here.. Will highly rated schools make a difference?

[@somaprasoon]

My child is a Canadian citizen. He was born in Toronto. Is there any way if I take him back to Canada now at the age of 9 yrs then will I get any work permit to work there? I do not hold any PR or citizenship

[@320clutch]

Your kid can go back there now but you cannot. You will have to wait for your kid to turn to legal age then your kid can take you there. Get on the gov't website and read/research.

[@happyfamilyvlogs446]

I don't like Canadian schools,health care and real estate.so what's left for good then

[@mastkalandar3200]

Stay where you are then.

[@sandhyasingh7250]

Hello sahil ! I’ve one question for you? What are you doing in Canada ? if you know all the pros and cons 😀 come back asap

[@jinerbadsa3614]

Thanks for making this vedeo. I beleive many parents would benefit from it because as a parent I agree with everything you said

[@shawnR3838]

Omg.. you're right! It's becos of children!

[@jessothomas795]

I studied India engineering and took masters here. Here is joke 🤣🤣 education. Here high school books are Garbage. I was network admin for local school all them are childish. For kids go to India study there and come back here.

[@ankitaverma9460]

Very informative

[@Soumitsharm1]

Totally agree

[@habibshaikh389]

Please keep us posted

[@chinthapushpamala482]

Hi, This is a very useful video, eventhough I got the chance to watch it late. Thank you so much! By the way what do you think of letting your child complete education in his/her home country ( in a good international school) and then the whole family apply for PR in Canada and come to Canada, settle when the child has completed his studies and entering a University in Canada for higher studies? Also, I need to get it clarified whether the child is eligible to get the domestic university fees in canada, if he and the whole family gets PR from a PNP PR pathway etc. ? Need your kind response in this regard as I'm planning to let my son complete his school in Sri Lanka and afterwords trying to migrate to canada as a family for him to enter a university in canada. thank you so much, and highly appreciate your response in this regard. Many thanks again!

[@LinhHLe]

why university? better go to college

[@chinthapushpamala482]

@@LinhHLe I mean my son is 13 yrs old. Do you think its safe to migrate at this age being a risky age in terms of culture shock

[@newbeginnings8566]

Justin Trudeau is enough reason to avoid the place... The weather and the fact it's as boring as hell could be other good reasons...

[@beyourself2444]

Exactly, Canada is hella cold and boring af. I don’t get the appeal either but then, I’m lucky to be born in the West Indies, why would I want to live anywhere but where God has put me?

[@shrabansrighosh769]

True very boring

[@theahmedfahad]

Canada 🇨🇦 isn't what it was 10 years ago . Now everything is challenging here from jobs , to buying house , education is not as good as india , and more over these days gun violence , drugs and weed usage and lqbtq issues has become common in canada , which is not seen commonly in india .

[@banpreetsidhu1036]

Punjabi Jatt Sikhs really enjoy Canada much as they do in punjab.india .they enjoy in Sydney to Vancouver right.work is key to success.one thing show reality to kids rather than money .

[@garimathakur8233]

Hey bro ...i want to know how we can apply for work permit from india...?

[@rupeshshinde4781]

Sir you are great

[@it6642]

If your child doesn't know how to do basics (how to clean, cook, buy and choose groceries etc) then it seems that you are failing as a parent and it has nothing to do with what country you live in. If you have to pay for better education and general schools provide only basics it's called fraud committed by the government to lure more money and education is not technically free. College and university education in Canada is not better than in other countries, the only reason why people go there is the promise of a better life and not better education.

[@singh.inderjeet]

100-200$ fees for international schools in India ?? This fee is for basic schools not for international schools.

[@munnashah1195]

Well Indians has been flooding in Canada but sooner or later, there will be backlash from society. India is not the ideal, or best society in world due to characteristics of people there. Even China can be considered developed civilized country hence have good quality people. Hundreds of thousands of Indians come to Canada every year as students and immigrants, when Can population is only 38 million. All jobs belong to Indians, other than trade jobs which Indians don't want to do. Indians are making things difficult for every Canadian, especially in the job market, but these are not type of people whi care for others or what impact they have on society or world or on others.

[@MrBhav026]

Does job offer letter from Manitoba employer would give me extra point in EOI? If yes than how many? I m going to apply from India. Thanks bro.

[@shobhapai8927]

School teaches children to be street smart. We hv maid/cook in India but we cannot afford maid services $30 per hours and they demand 6-8 hours work.

[@violetcurysowbhagya659]

Is there any possibility for chaplain jobs in hospice care or aged care. I'm trying through various websites but not really successful

[@LakhwinderSingh-mk4of]

Simply putting a 16 year child of Canada equals to 32 years old adult of other countries like we come from..rest drugs and all those things are everywhere bro

[@prateekgupta1781]

Can you also explain the school admission process? I am landing in Ontario next month and have 8 years old child.

[@advocatejasvindersingh3450]

So lucky you are

[@maaki3389]

@@advocatejasvindersingh3450 Yes Jassi didnt got the visa

[@maaki3389]

In Canada school year finishes in June. SO if you are coming in May - You can directly get into new school year which starts in September after Summer Vacation.