Canada vs. Australia | Which is better to Immigrate in 2024.

This video compares Canada and Australia as immigration destinations in 2023. It explores factors such as immigration processes, job opportunities, education and healthcare systems, cost of living, cultural diversity, and lifestyle.
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0:00 Introduction
2:10 Ease of Immigration
5:50 Time to Citizenship
7:50 Job Opportunity
10:45 Income Levels
13:00 Cost of Living
14:30 Income Tax
15:30 Weather
17:30 Lifestyle
19:50 End

[@bahroz]

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[@masterdegreeSINGH]

Not much work in Australia now. The rent has gone up you can not survive here..

[@mwaaang]

Thank you for the video. This was very informative. Sometimes if we had encountered such information earlier in our lives, we would be so far ahead in our journeys. I was at cross roads as to where I should go for my masters between the two countries. Your video has solidify my decision. Canada will be my choice and I will make it my utmost goal to succeed on my 2nd attempt abroad. All the best to you and your family.

[@bahroz]

Thanks glad you found the video valuable- happy to answer any questions you may have…

[@Liu7891]

I heard that rent and housing prices in Canada have become increasingly expensive in recent years, and more and more immigrants are choosing to leave Canada. Is that true. What is your opinion

[@bahroz]

Yes it’s going up.. but so is it going up in Australia… it’s driven by global inflation

[@valeria-militiamessalina5672]

Yup

[@masterdegreeSINGH]

Not much work in Australia now. The rent has gone up you can not survive here..

[@check_this_comment]

A very good comparison 👏🏼

[@bahroz]

Thanks…. Keep supporting the channel with your likes and views

[@smile4me844]

Thank you Bahroz, this was satisfying to watch. You just earned a new subscriber. I am a temporary resident in Australia for 4yrs now and getting PR is increasingly becoming difficult. Australia has been good to me however not being able to get my PR is stunting my growth. I am now considering moving to NB, Canada. like every other human decision, a part of me was worried if i may regret it. Thanks for this. Please can you make a video on how to transition and move to USA to work with ease.

[@bahroz]

Hi thanks a lot… glad you found the content useful… in case you are native urdu or Hindi speaker check out my urdu/hindi channel @northamerican-desi… I share content on that channel around settling in North America…

[@att4760]

❤ Thank you so much Bahroz very good analytical video, the one drawback of Canada from my perspective is the weather😢

[@bahroz]

Yes but that’s manageable with technology… it’s not a core deciding reason but surely it’s one of them..

[@audreychen5363]

I found it a bit funny with the comparison. Wages are more in Australian, taxes are less in Australian, social security is better in australia (much less waiting time in public hospital compared to the waitlist in the Canadian public hospital), less crime in australia than in Canada, however according to him Canada is better than australia because it gives back passage to USA. Just go to the USA in the first instance and your problem solved. Anyway, I live in Western Australia (Perth) which is much closer to asia than the eastern australia like Sydney. From Perth, I can call India anytime as time difference is only 2 hours, my flight time to travel is only 9 hours to Delhi. Weather is very good, Mediterranean with dry sunny summer and mildly wet winter, can go the beach swimming fishing surfing etc. Shopping in Asia is great, I often fly to Singapore (only 4 hours), Bali (3.5 hours), Kuala Lumpur (4hours) on long weekends for fun and shopping. I am surprised that parents PR visa in Canada is with lottery. In Australia, there are two pathways, non-contributory PR for parents which is a very cheap application fee but very long wait time (25-30 years) and contributory PR for parents where you pay $55,000 per parents (similar money that a least earning australia would have paid as tax in his life) and the wait time is very less (we got our mother in law within 2 years in 2017, fee was only $35,000 at that time).

[@bahroz]

Hi thanks for sharing that… if interested I would like to call you in for a podcast on my channel to share more about Australia and Australian immigration… At the end of the day it’s purely a personal choice what you value most… and for me it’s economics and social element… and if you find it in Australia then yes Australia is a better choice…

[@culibarri7]

Hey man I plan to move and study in Perth to gain PR. Any tips on employment? Which industry do you work in?

[@olayiwolatosin9614]

Very informative video. Thank you very much.

[@bahroz]

Thanks for your support..

[@saadsasasa]

After living in both countries, i can defo pinpoint the fact that Canada is going down hill whereas Australia is a growing land of opportunities, both have their pros and cons. However, i would pick Australia any day, theres no comparison whatsoever, Australia wins: - Great weather - Less crime - Not as many migrants as Canada - Close to Asia (Huge plus!) - Great food and better quality - Greater Pay scale (your video only compares between similar roles in the same company but come and see for yourself how Australia has a much greater pay scale than Canada, the difference is huge in some sectors) - Medical is better (Govt pays for private health insurance too)

[@bahroz]

Thanks for sharing your perspective

[@saadsasasa]

@@bahroz also another thing i might add with respect to cost of living: Canadas cost of living is becoming much higher than it was a year ago, especially the rents i feel are much expensive in major cities vs Australia e.g. in Melbourne Downtown a 2 bedroom rental condo would cost around $460-500 pw whereas the same in Toronto would cost some where between $600-700 pw

[@enigmarizz]

Nice summary. I am an australian resident and a canadian resident as well. However, climate plays an important role considering I am outdoorsy. Still, I would consider US for the long term. Any ideas about coming to US from AUS as well versus the route you took which was Canada -> US

[@bahroz]

One easy route is to be working in a company which has an office in usa and they give you a transfer with a L1 visa…. L1 visa is the best of all work visas in usa as that gets easily converted to green card

[@nikopidoux950]

hi, i am living in Australia since 6 years still waiting for my Pr and in the other hand I got my Pr in canada but never went there. I am hesitating to move to canada how is life there I am very scared of the cold. And what is the pathway to USA when you are canadien resident? thanks a lot

[@bahroz]

Hi Thanks for the question (on pathway to USA from Canada).. I will soon be making a video on this sharing all relevant details... stay tuned..

[@detdvr4498]

So is canadian universities more similar to us universities or british ones?

[@bahroz]

I would say much similar to usa 🇺🇸

[@apan9199]

Hi I am Indian citizen working in clinical research domain. Kindly suggest which country is suitable

[@bahroz]

Hi from demand point of view there would be equal demand in both countries but then again the benefit you have with canada is access to usa 🇺🇸

[@valeria-militiamessalina5672]

They are both mortuaries, one is colder while the other one is hotter.❤

[@bahroz]

It’s almost impossible to find your perfect country

[@aadigujjar07]

Sir i am very confused should i choose canada or Australia after my 12th and how is Calgary to study in after 12th ?

[@bahroz]

What are the things you are considering… if it’s about career and opportunity then canada for sure since you get relatively easy access to usa which is real land of opportunities

[@Blessingblessed241]

Well said

[@bahroz]

Thanks and more so thanks for supporting the channel…

[@Gloryboyquan]

i am 24male coming soon are restaurants jobs available??​@@bahroz

[@emmanuelekechukwu1294]

Hi. Thanks so much for this video. How long does it take for an international student to get PR in Canada?

[@bahroz]

Hi recently the process is much fast… I would say anything between 12 to 24 months…

[@harindergill9528]

Hi Behroz, This is the first video of yours I am watching and it’s really informative. I already have a PR for Canada but I still have doubts on whether I should settle here or look at other options like Aus / Germany. I would like to discuss more about my situation with you. Can you share your LinkedIn link, so that I can ping you 1-1 there ?

[@bahroz]

Hi thanks for reaching out… happy to connect… www.linkedin.com/in/bahroz-abbas-hussain-b484724a?

[@harindergill9528]

@@bahroz Thanks for the quick response. I have sent you the request. Please accept

[@engr.muhammadjunaidfarooq847]

Hi Bro, I am Electronic Engineer working as Avionics Technician. 31 year off age. What you will suggest aus or can?

[@bahroz]

Hi thanks for the question… I believe both canada and Australia will have similar jobs types and numbers for this field… but then again benefit of canada is having access to usa…

[@engr.muhammadjunaidfarooq847]

@bahroz Bro, I am also living in Dubai as you were and following you and our bhabi for information. I was thinking that you will not reply but you are so kind. One more question, if I want to connect you on LinkedIn is it ok and which consultant should i choose. Thanks in advance

[@bahroz]

@@engr.muhammadjunaidfarooq847 hi for sure happy to help yes do connect with me on LinkedIn I am very responsive there… so will help out

[@Ramesh__V]

Thank you very much Sir. I want to pursue PG in digital marketing.Could you please tell which is better Australia or canada for making a career in digital marketing.

[@bahroz]

Hi I would say they are equally good… again benefit with canada is being able to move to usa or get access to usa…

[@Ramesh__V]

@@bahroz Thank you very much for the reply, Sir.

[@MapleSyrup542]

@@bahroz Thats not true. You don't get ANY access to the US. It's the same if you are a Canadian citizen or not.

[@almaddow3229]

All points are very generic. Almost no information about Australia.

[@bahroz]

But then these are the most critical factors… and how they relate to different people is different

[@marwanfatah1025]

Are you kurdishh ?

[@bahroz]

Hi - no I am not… what makes you say that… is it my accent or features or ?!?

[@halahnasir2692]

Your video is biased towards Canada!!

[@bahroz]

Yup I won’t deny that… but I try to share as many facts as possible

[@halahnasir2692]

Which country would you recommend for skilled migration on PR for healthcare professionals? I am one and I can migrate to both countries but I prefer Australia

[@bahroz]

@@halahnasir2692 frankly both are good… these skills are super in demand across both the countries… You have options my friend