Leaving CANADA Going To USA, Why? | CandidCast 09

[@CandidCast]

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[@ramandeepkaur-dv3to]

I usually don’t comment on any video but I can’t stopping saying that mam you are from India our language is hindi over there. If somebody see you and realized that your Indian start talking to you in Hindi or Punjabi that doesn’t means they don’t have standards. Come on people standards are not judged by the languages but yes your manners do judge you. Anyways there are so called people who have standards and all that because of English. No offence to anybody

[@IshaandDeepak]

You got me all wrong Raman! I am a proud Indian and love my language. What I meant is people here are not following the basic rules of keeping the country clean. You should see what happens in Indian events & some Indian dominated cities here! I have personally seen some Indians trash the place, pass derogatory comments for females, drive cars rashly without thinking that they can get someone killed and a lot more. I have a problem with people who do that not with people who speak Hindi

[@AK-iw3zw]

The dress she wears speaks volumes. Her "girls" are showing ~ no class! Speaking English is not the only criterion for class, how you dress, carry yourself with dignity & elegance is class.

[@gauravuniyal4948]

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[@MehekDhawan1996]

Couldn’t hold myself providing my response to all these demeaning comments thrown towards that lady. Being a girl myself, it’s feels so sad seeing people talking about other persons clothing choices. In particular this case, this girl looking all descent. This is how you people see your own mothers and sisters I think. Such a shame. And secondly somehow this lady I think triggered someone who is Punjabi himself. She is absolutely right how disgusting some desi people are here in Canada. Well More Power to you Girl.

[@mateenali66]

True, the live in a lala land, or probably ignore how they needed to learn spanish in Florida, because people hardly speak English there...lol.. their vision is quite conservative...

[@togigure624]

Agree with lady. People needs to adapt to the culture they are moving into. I see many Indians in USA and Canada laughing at LGBTQ people.

[@jayw115]

Even Americans laugh at LGBTQ people. American culture is about freedom and Hollywood.

[@alnoorsunesara2378]

I don't know how she worked for Uber as you cannot technically work outside campus in the USA when you are on student visa. Working outside campus is illegal in the USA on an F1 visa.

[@IshaandDeepak]

Then you will be shocked to know the population of students who work off campus just to pay the bills and support themselves.

[@alnoorsunesara2378]

I worked on campus too in the USA.However when you migrate to a country it's very important to follow all the rules and regulations, else it can have harsh implications.

[@amant5142]

@@IshaandDeepak Great stuff guys. Only thing I'll recommend is to edit out the off campus jobs bit from this podcast. You can be easily nabbed by CBP for admitting this. Better to be safe than sorry, esp when you are planning to move back to the US.

[@mahakvarshney6802]

@@IshaandDeepak All through the podcast you were giving gyaan that in Canada posh people are not coming in and they behave like they are in India but at the same time you also didn't followed the law of the land and worked illegally off-campus. So easy to point fingers on others.

[@jasminekaur4254]

You are right because everything has your social security number. For Uber she needs drivers license and SSN registered. For car wash and other jobs you can work under the table and get paid by cash only. Unless she was pretending to be someone else who has work permit and use their license and then they give her that money.

[@dhairyapandya2939]

I agree with what they said that Canada ki hawa mein Aisa kuch he that it’s hard to make good friends even after giving your 100%.

[@alkaadhimn]

i feel so

[@hd-dz9mo]

This couple should listen to their own podcast and will get to know why they have hard time finding reliable friends. When you have problem with language and not culturally sensitive, who would like to be friends with them. Money and education doesn't change your mindset.

[@mateenali66]

Well said!

[@RahulBhatt-jh7hx]

The couple for sure triggered you - the “culturally sensitive guy” 😂😂😂 who teaches lessons to others and I bet you yourself is that dirt who destroyed Canada’s beauty. My family rarely visits Toronto now because it’s filled with disgusting desis like you who have ruined canada and teaching others about friendship. I really like how @candidcastbycc bringing guests who can dare to speak the truth and show the realities of canada. Good job @candidcastbycc

[@frankfill2050]

I beg to differ, this couple has been adopted to western living since they were in USA for a long time, they have worked hard to understand western culture as well, it's not like they have lost their culture, their expectations are high and it is 100% valid because immigrating and surviving in USA is not easy, it comes with a lot of sacrifice which people dont have to do in Canada.

[@ruksarrashid879]

❤agree!

[@hummingbird8103]

@@frankfill2050 totally agree

[@arijitroy2025]

The views expressed by the couple is very raw at the same time they have the courage to speak the truth, the immigration quality to Canada has become a big elephant in the room now which no body wants to talk about now, but will soon become a big problem.

[@dkbaghel123]

what i liked most is spouse are not talking over each other, they wait for one to finish and then speak

[@goldieseehra]

Have just watched half of their talk and i feel the main reason for their disappintments are: First they landed here in the wrong time Second Wrong place. As they were staying in the outskits of GTA they had problem in socialising and not having a car added more helplessness in their situation. Moreover, as both have not worked here (i meaning doing US remote jobs) they were unable to create friends. I also thing the couple still does'nt have kinds, so they are feeling free to move back again.

[@maaki3389]

Well said - 1) If they were having two cars in USA - Why they didnt keep one and brought to Canada and then transfer it here? 2) They brought house outskirts to save money as both were working from home and then they complain it was small town. 3) They came to Canada because US visa was not happening and then they complain about easy immigration here. The same easy immigration gave them PR in Canada.

[@goldieseehra]

@@maaki3389 Absolutely

[@hummingbird8103]

@@maaki3389they wanted to buy cars but they stated the FACT- that there was shortage of cars which even we experienced in US .. 2. They both worked for US company - they could r lived anywhere as commute was not an issue so they decided to explore quiet side with bigger property- well it didn’t workout but the intention was clear .. 3. Canada was never their choice- they were v happy in US - but their visa issues made them go to Canada .. they are grateful but doesn’t mean they have to like it

[@maaki3389]

@@hummingbird8103 Aree chomu if I have two cars in USA and I need to move to Canada - Will I not bring one car here??? Why I need to buy car again and your shortage story which you also experienced???? Akal hai kya sab baich de USA jaa ke???

[@hummingbird8103]

@@maaki3389 cars dispose off kar di hongi! You are sounding as if u don’t believe they had cars! Are you doubting their story ?? And why calling me chomu! Na manners hain baat karne ke na basic trust hai! Negativity failane har jagah pahunch jate hain

[@anusuyatandon8840]

Very great talk. The couple is so well informed and was able to articulate and explain their experience so well. Most of the time people are talking over each other. This was a good informative talk, and comparison between US and Canada, career opportunities and developing life long term ....quite interesting! All the best to them

[@CandidCast]

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[@IshaandDeepak]

Thank you so much for your kind words. It really means a lot to us 😊

[@maaki3389]

@@IshaandDeepak Didi ke mumme dress se bahar aa rahe hai...................................Kya dressing sense hai...................

[@Shruti_77]

Great podcast. Every single opinion shared here resonated well with me. Please make content on how to land a job in the US after becoming a Canadian citizen and thereafter the life experience of working in the US as a Canadian citizen.....

[@RobB537]

​@@CandidCast I worked and studied in the US for 4+ years.... Like her, I went to a university in Miami, but trust me the jobs she did were mostly illegal. On a student permit, you cannot work outside the college campus let alone drive Uber or wash cars...... I don't know how she did it but it is not the case for an average student who wants to go and study there. There is no concept of an open work permit like here in Canada, so please be careful not to misinform your audience about the situation in the US

[@neelams6828]

Canada changed a lot in past few years specially after Covid 19. We are getting a lot of international students also.

[@braveheart816]

The government has already taken action ... there is a cap on international students, and a lot of visa applications have been refused already.

[@aulakh1]

How you came ???

[@Jooyyyyy-o1d]

India is future. I went back to india after spending 4 years. India change alot

[@nonlaala8895]

Stop lieing

[@Jooyyyyy-o1d]

@@nonlaala8895i am Jalandhar right now when you want to meet.

[@K789R]

India might be charged... but not Indians unfortunately....

[@mansibatra7248]

The direction that you have taken with your content is commendable! The stories of people from diff walks of life and at diff stages is so engrossing. My husband and I have had a journey from the books - so hearing others keeps you grounded!

[@CandidCast]

Always a delight to hear others story, Everyone has a diffierent story which can teach us something new. That was the purpose of starting this podcast. Thanks a lot for your comment!

[@suhaschaudhari2858]

@@CandidCast can we work in us on work visa in canada ?

[@manmeetsingh2773]

The lady’s attitude is classist towards other people. If you are doing an IT job(so called skilled labour) and someone else is doing blue collar job doesn’t mean that they don’t deserve canada. If someone breaks a rule than the authorities should manage the situation, if they are allowing it that means it’s legal so maybe you should not judge people having fun at dundas square as a mess or illiterate. As a person you should not think yourself as “cream” or “filtered out immigrant” and low of those hardworking Punjabi speaking immigrants. I like the rest of the conversation as I also have been somewhat similar journey and there initiatives of starting YT channels or content creation parallel with regular jobs is commendable. 1:13:45

[@IshaandDeepak]

First of all thank you so much for taking out time to share your views on this podcast. We really do appreciate your feedback. I would like to apologize if I came across as classist but all I was trying to point out are the Ill mannered people! No disrespect to any one with any class jobs and how could I be disrespectful to them when I started my career by washing cars in the University Garage? Please know that our views are based on the experience we had with people who look at women and pass derogatory comments in a restaurant, people who would throw trash on the road, spit on the road, drive cars by over speeding with extreme loud music and honking. This is what I meant 😊

[@Sou-no7xt]

I kinda agree with her, Gujrati, Haryanvi and Punjabi log bohot gand daalte hai Canada mai, GTA ki to ma bhen ek ki hui hai. One of the many reasons I will be moving to US.

[@datasqlai]

​​@@IshaandDeepakyou mentioned explicitly about people speaking in Punjabi and terming it as low class. That's a derogatory remark. May be you have a bad experience with some guys but judging someone just on the basis of language is not a great thing to do.

[@datasqlai]

​@@Sou-no7xtBhai sab thoda kharab hote hain. Every community have some good and bad people.

[@hummingbird8103]

I live in US and I visit Toronto often as our friends and family live there.. I totally relate with whatever the lady said.. Canada mein saradarji khuli daadi khol ke ghoomne hain .. thook dete hain kahin pe bhi.. same sikh community lives here is US - do not behave that way .. Toronto mein kaise gand pada hota hai street side pe .. never seen in US .. instead of taking it offensively, if you understand the perspective with open mind- you will understand and want people to evolve and not feel hurt about the same

[@jaspreet1231]

I truly agree with this couple…. Listening to podcast was like listening to my own story…. I also left my highpaying job in the USA and came to canada due to visa issue but I did not get same standard of life in canada as compared to the USA

[@smitamin5853]

But you got far better standard than India right? To khush raho na yaar.. Ek to Langar me khana hai aur usme bhi Namak kam hai ki fariyad karni hai?

[@SS-mx8kq]

After listening to you 2, i completely agree...the amount of crazy tax that is killing us in Australia & Canada, is mind numbbing...and then you dont really get much in saving...etc. For money, US is def great. 😊

[@sahibjeetsingh8644]

How much do you make over there in Australia

[@AsadKhan-ii4rh]

My 2 daughters work in USA paying almost the same tax as in Canada. There is no much difference in tax systems.

[@SS-mx8kq]

@@AsadKhan-ii4rh that's a bummer then

[@exclusivenaf]

Who is talking about Aussss fuckin Trail here? Get the fuck outta here you third world feral shit 😂

[@gargiparmar2163]

She is definitely right!! A lot of undeserving candidates move to Canada solely for the purpose of earning money and their requirements to get into Canada is quite low financially as well as academically

[@veedo3452]

Underserving candidates?, they are in canada because the canadian govt process identified them as qualified and everybody come here to earn money...!! 😂 #egoisticarse

[@hummingbird8103]

@@veedo3452 I think she is meaning to say uneducated class .. which I agree.. Canada mein koi bhi air agarra nathu khaira pahunch jata hai

[@gargiparmar2163]

@@veedo3452🤡and that process identifies "qualified" students even with more than 5-6 years gap which is being justified by fake documents and peeps who take up a cheap course and then proceed to work on low wages😂

[@gargiparmar2163]

@@hummingbird8103 exactly!

[@GorkhaSharma]

​​@@veedo3452...canada govt don't call them..because they are deserving.. rather govt need votes..

[@ap71284]

I have worked in Dubai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Bangalore and now in Canada. I would prefer working in Dubai and Canada. Never experienced US working experience so I have no idea about it. But definitely I would love to work there.

[@Staytruegoggins]

how would you compare uae vs canada?

[@hotchoc4uonly]

So true in what they said. Canada is really hard place to make friends.. Been here since 2016 still can't say I made a friend in Canada... I know people but can't count them as friends.

[@cadalbirsingh6903]

Would love to hear more experiences from such high calibre couple. At the same time very disappointed hearing her comment full of bigotry towards Punjabis. I don't think one should ever judge someone's standard on the basis of language rather you should try master an act of accepting people without judging them hastily. When you say it's not the cream that Canada gets from immigration. You need to redefine cream as Canada doesn't only need professionals but also require lots of blue collar workers and labourers whom you might think as low standard but they are just different from you and makes as much as contribution as us to the growth of Canada.

[@tasteofindia1321]

Good point

[@sanjaydhar5756]

Great interview. Same issues in Australia and New Zealand. Easy to make friend and earn money in Australia. Very difficult in New Zealand.

[@suneelmehra6004]

Watched it for the first time. The content and communication style justified the name Candid Cast. So far as guests Deepak and Isha are concerned , they have shared their perespective, to whom many of us may not agree. They have also been candid in sharing the pros and cons of both situations - living in the US and immigrating to Canada under compulsion. Finally, it's their perception and choice and no need for anyone to get offended, as observed in some of the comments. The best outcome of the discussion - one needs to keep evolving! Keep it up, both the host and guests! 👍

[@CandidCast]

Great comment

[@ad16369]

Kuch jyada hi abhimani hai Ye couple

[@truptiadhyaru9545]

Both should tried for us visa. They will get us visa .They have good education also get some lawyers free advice.

[@itzhnp]

Not sure how was she doing 5 jobs as a student, legally you can work 20 hours a week when on student visa and that only on campus jobs. Also I thought when she said 25-30 thousand dollars was actually in rupees. Others It’s almost 1000$ a day which is approx 100$ an hours considering 10 hour work day.

[@vkchaitanya2003]

I agree with them on all they said about US, I am not even waiting for citizenship. US is way better than Canada

[@bluefalcon0001]

Everyone has their reasons for choosing or not choosing country, but only one criticism of your podcast is that the lady said when you go to Younge-Dundas Square you do not see any white people but “others.” The others are as Canadian as white people. Gore don’t have monopoly over this land. Everyone here was once a immigrants, it’s just that Gore who are mostly of British, Scottish and Irish descent came here a couple hundred years before the coloured immigrants. It doesn’t mean they are the original people of the land.

[@Americam116]

How come she worked while studying their ,its illegal in USA u can only work if you have work visa

[@user-uy6mj2bb5s]

I think students are not allowed to work outside campus on student visa in usa but yes you can work on cash but how you can do uber ??

[@yagsarsh7165]

It’s true . Not allowed to work more than 20 hrs/wk but in Canada you can still if someone has residency it’s a total different scenario

[@Trippingit]

This channel's name is so on point. The most candid casting!! Really appreciate the mix of people you approach and the conversations you put out! It gives us new immigrants perspective!

[@CandidCast]

Thank you!

[@activity1]

Sahi baat 🎉

[@krisvin7761]

The good part about these podcasts is you invite common folks who share their experiences

[@CandidCast]

Yes 🙌

[@asudani2611]

Festivals and holidays are celebrated by those who enjoy rights and extraordinary rights. Rest all try to achieve their basic purchasing capacity during their whole of life.

[@dhonduptsering5140]

There is a house that is $800 for whole floor. The problem is someone starts walking and even won't let sleep by touching the body. The guy used to drink to ignore but he was bothered so much. Downstairs was Indian family. I always check house even today

[@Arunkajm]

Hello folks, enjoyed your conversation. Really wonderful. I am from Vancouver B.C. As you said that it's really hard to find good friends it is very true. But I am the kind of a person who would always be there if I become someone's friend. I did help a friend whom I had met when I was looking for a tutor for my daughter. Although he had to move to Eastern Canada, but he still says," Aap jaisa friend milna bahut mushkil hai." I was there for him any time he needed help from finding students for him for tutoring or even help him shampoo his carpet because he was on a limited income. The problem in Vancouver is that it is very difficult to find good educated people (no offense to anyone please but that is my personal experience). Most professionals move to the U.S. because in Canada very rarely people get a job in their field. At the moment I am living in India due to some problem(property matter). But I won't mind sharing my Instagram with you. May be in future you can visit Vancouver and I will help you in every possible way. Take care!

[@Memoriesinmaking]

Hey

[@Memoriesinmaking]

Hey pls share your Instagram

[@shafaquekhan1806]

Amazing discussion with some valuable points on how the dynamics are shifting. As always we missed Manpreet in the video, but Harmeet the way you make your guest feel at ease to discuss and have an open conversation is remarkable. I am myself planning to leave and all these stories help to understand its okay with decisions we make in our life. Once again Thank you to Canadid Cast for this channel and valuable talks.

[@CandidCast]

🙏

[@mayurgandhi5576]

I lived 6 years in NY.NJ, FL States and lived 17 years in Canada, I'm Canadian citizen, this couple is giving 100% correct opinion @1:13:40 min, New Jersey Indians are mostly Gujarati and US is Gujarati dominant country, Canada is Punjabi dominant...... that's why they feel mentality difference.... Nothing personal to any community.....we all are Indians but there are differences

[@rayaanaaryan2684]

But What about Bengali & South Indian Sir .....No offense Sir but if Guajrati & Punjabi both are so much in dominance than why they are not in the Top CEO, CXO of 500 Fortune companies Like you see Southe Indian CEO .....Sundar Pichai , Satya Nadella , Santanu Narayan list is so long ....Being a North Indian but i appreciate South Indian for Being simple & Highly Educated dominating any other Indian communities whether Punjabi ,Gujarati Marathi etc etc ....

[@pkochar75]

Acha wat about South Indians...they are also everywhere on the top ot fields too.let not say punjabi Gujrat etc etc.we are Indians first...all hav come from same country...we all should take responsibility of our community.

[@mayurgandhi5576]

​@@rayaanaaryan2684I am talking about percentage of population in business community from India.....Yes you are right there so many south Indians and other Indians working for software and IT industry in USA and for business in Canada Punjabi people you can see more

[@dra2022-b8o]

how do you compare the healthcare?

[@nonlaala8895]

In California most places are dominated by punjabis not gujratis

[@itzhnp]

But agreed to other points in comparison with USA. In Canada , the salaries are less and in top of that jobs are even lesser. Canada is cold and expensive. Canada is good for low skilled people because you can work on cash and do small jobs. It’s not a place for white collar job people.

[@debashishpadhi9977]

No matter how great USA or Canada might have been but India is catching up in a great way. You guys have exploited the best of both worlds and why not! But as we progress we must always regard the diversity and background each individual has come from since the world is never the same as we see it. Godspeed😊

[@jaithak7267]

India is not catching up, not even close. I interview young and old for work who are planning to move to the US and/or for studies. They find Indian conditions depleting and at constraints. Too crowded, always hassling, law and order, expensive everything, and increased amount of hostility.

[@debashishpadhi9977]

@@jaithak7267​⁠​⁠​⁠ Don’t compare 1867 to 1947! India has a burgeoning economy with a thriving job market. It's a hub for IT, finance, and various other industries, providing ample career opportunities. It is by far more affordable in terms of education, healthcare, and cost of living compared to the Canadian economy. You can’t compare the two with massive difference in the way both countries are governed. Ultimately the call is based on one's personal goals and priorities. 🇮🇳

[@dra2022-b8o]

​@@jaithak7267 yes law and order, pollution are two biggest problems in India. though roads have improved and corruption at low level reduced

[@Godbless270]

⁠@@debashishpadhi9977I dnt think eduaction for children is affordable in India so as healthcare. Living in metro cities both husband n wife needs to earn a good package to live a quality life with kids.

[@vinnipoonia5412]

I think the woman is very elegant,like the way she speaks.

[@addmad99]

Canada mein aa ke bhi apke questions extremely intruding hote hein like company name and salary. These are confidential informations. At least this is something good to learn from US Caneda.

[@vishutiwari5590]

Is it legal in US to work part time 4 jobs ? I think they dont allow during studies.

[@manpreetsinghgurm5275]

Quite interesting talk. Only couple of areas where I felt that she shouldn't have said that. I've been to many countries. Not everyone responds in English everytime. So, if someone replies in punjabi, that's ok bud. May be that's the best they can do. May be they don't know english. Don't be too offended. Enjoy Canada. The best place on planet. 🇨🇦

[@awesomekj5812]

If they can't speak english while being in US or Canada ...they have no business being in that country then.

[@manpreetsinghgurm5275]

@@awesomekj5812 hahaha. Bhai sab log aapke jitna nahi padhe likhe. Aap kaha pe rehte ho?

[@awesomekj5812]

@@manpreetsinghgurm5275 Well nahi padhe to India reh ke padho aur pehele wahan job lo ...yeh dikhao ke India mein bhi survive kar sakte ho ....aise muh utha ke bahar mat bhaag aaya karo aur India ke naak katwaya karo apni harkaton se

[@singhsaab20237]

ਕਨੇਡਾ ਪੱੜਣ ਕੋਣ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਜਾਂਦਾ ਸੌਖੀ ਪੀਆਰ ਪਾਸਪੋਰਟ ਲੀ ਜਾਂਦੇ ਮਨ ਲਯੋ ਤੁਸੀ ਦੁਨੀਆ ਦੀ ਸੱਭ ਤੋ ਸੌਖੀ ਪਿਆਰ ਹੈ ਜਿਸ ਨੂੰ ਲੇ ਕੇ ਵੀ ਕੁਝ ਬੱਦਲਦਾ ਨੀ ਮੂੱਲਖ ਕਿਸੇ ਕੰਮ ਦਾ ਨੀ ਤਾਹੀ ਫ੍ਰਰੀ ਪੀਆਰ ਦਾ ਲੰਗਰ ਲਗਾ!

[@mayurgandhi5576]

@1:19:00 What is your opinion if US and Canadian government give PR status right at the Airport when you first time departing from India......which country you choose....This question for everyone who experienced both countries

[@IshaandDeepak]

That’s a great question, but I don’t think it only depends on the PR card. There are a lot of advantages & shortcomings in both the countries (US & Canada) and every person has different priorities so it all depends on the situation & mindset at that time 😊

[@mayurgandhi5576]

If someone don't know exact differences, your statement is correct if you say that before 2010...but after 2011, Canada loosing migrants priorities and even people come here , they just waiting tto get citizenship, so they can travel visa free in so many countries

[@voraciousdownloader]

The lady said she made 15k a month as a student with those part time jobs. First of all this is quite high even and is equivalent of 180k an year. Then she claims she got a huge jump in earning when she got first full time job. So i am assuming it ahould be way higher than 180k annual salary .. so maybe 300k??? Even Google was not paying as much to freshers out of college in 2012. Either she is intentionally exaggerating or cannot calculate well.

[@HARPREETKAUR-c5q]

It is coforge now, mine first company too! 😋

[@ajaymalik2673]

Did she say she was making 1,000 USD a day working part time?

[@nsaraiya]

Was it USD or INR? LoL

[@YashAgarwalTech]

She seems delusional or don’t knw the currency

[@MTAUpdates]

The best part was when they talked about Sponsorship as a content creator "We should follow our Ethics "

[@drashtithakkar6359]

Amazing sharing guys .. hats off to your efforts and sharing everything that you have gone through...I kind of feel the similar way ...I live in British Columbia

[@IshaandDeepak]

So glad you liked the video! More power to you 😊

[@RobB537]

​ @CandidCast I worked and studied in the US for 4+ years.... Like her, I went to a university in Miami, but trust me the jobs she did were mostly illegal. On a student permit, you cannot work outside the college campus let alone drive Uber or wash cars...... I don't know how she did it but it is not the case for an average student who wants to go and study there. There is no concept of an open work permit like here in Canada, so please be careful not to misinform your audience about the situation in the US

[@sambhavjain5314]

East or West... India 🇮🇳 is the best....

[@WorldTraveller0001]

Both Canada 🇨🇦 & USA 🇺🇸 both has pros and cons. There is no jackpot in USA 🇺🇸

[@rishabhchopra7157]

Everything is going wrong and has a deeper issue 1.) Unaffordable Housing- -Supple and Demand -High cost labour(High immigration standards) 2.) Inflation- -Housing- 50% income goes to mortgage or rent -Poor Economy- Canada doesn’t create anything just imports. 3.) Greedy Politics It can take years and years to rectify all of this. Canada overall is a poor socialistic economy. I have worked 100K job as an immigrant, tried a business. Leaving Canada for Good in 3 Months. They can Support LGBTQ and Ban Paper straws. Because they sure cannot rectify bigger issues and just want to distract stupid people with stupid rules. Because of so many immigrants, country doesn’t unite and fight politics. I feel bad for new comers. It’s a false dream. Save your money and don’t come here. Took me 7 years to realize.

[@dr.ratnachaudhary7754]

There is no cream coming here in Canada. Small economy , less jobs. They bring immigrants for labour jobs

[@IshaandDeepak]

Very true

[@AdityaJape]

10 bands IELTS chapri don't understand this and keep complaining and wasting time and money in fake dreams created by khalistani

[@ss-zz6ii]

Proud of the girl ISHA, suffering an exodus an as child / infant as a kashmiri hindu and then struggling hard and becoming succesful . So so proud of you girl ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@devnachan]

What an amazing cute couple! I love their camaraderie and the way he calls her madam ❤

[@getgoingwithshilpi]

Nice video. Kindly make a video on good realtors here, and how to buy . Whether condos better or house? Suggest to cover all aspects for first time home buyers

[@CandidCast]

Coming soon

[@getgoingwithshilpi]

@@CandidCast thank you. 🙂

[@heelloo04]

Beautiful couple and very well compatible.

[@shazshaz3142]

Very impressive n honest video..so clear n vivid ..great at expressing the truth❤

[@sureshglobeit]

More podcasts on Canadian citizen moving to US on TN-VISA. Tax advantages

[@AdityaJape]

usa economy in icu, green card waiting 100 years wait for 2025 .

[@kritika462]

Liked this couple. agreed abt tax n other things. its way too expensive as well as crazy taxes. n refugee are enjoying on our moeny

[@kumarsahani1514]

America is the number 1 in the world!

[@MehekDhawan1996]

What an amazing podcast @candidcastbycc also quite an insightful and raw description about canada situation by this wonderful couple. 👍

[@CandidCast]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ariesaaron788]

USA vs Australia which is better for money and future??

[@rohanutep81]

USA

[@nsaraiya]

I have heard some genuine struggle stories in this forum. For a change, this is an interesting "struggle", struggle of a couple earning dual professional incomes. She is a full time salaried employee earning benefits for family and he is a contractor earning hourly wage by choice. Nothing wrong with it. In fact, kudos -- you are smartly optimizing it. Now it is a (mental) struggle indeed when he can't take a day off confidently. Sorry mate, I have no sympathy for this struggle. Some people got offended by her comments on relatively relaxed controls by Canadian immigration. People commented on her dress in retaliation. I would not go that far and don't encourage such comments. However she admitted this herself. She said that when crossing the border coming to the US, she has some unknown fear of custom authorities (because there are stricter controls in place) and going back Canadian authorities are not that strict so she is more relaxed. That sums up the story. You can't have your cake and eat it too! Credit must be given where it is due, however. A large number of US NRIs marry (spouse's) green card/citizenship or professional degree (earning potential). Despite having a Master's degree in US, she married a person and chose to go out of the US because he did not have US visa what-so-ever. That deserves credit. Off course that is a part of marital "adjustment". It does not qualify to be called a "struggle" but congratulations for marrying a person and not GC!

[@excellence_is_me]

We are in Canada but our GC is in process. I hope my husband agrees to move to US. I really hate Canada for several reasons

[@mahrukhqureshi1162]

Me ye puchna chati hun k agr jin k pas us passport ho to kia onko bhi dr rehta hy jb wo apne County jate hy ghumne to ya nehi please ans me .

[@neelamkapoor4437]

Superb vedio. Very nicely explained every point. Very easy to understand the situation of canada as well as about us and make easy to prepare your mindset to select the things.

[@IshaandDeepak]

Thank you so much! We really hope our experience helps everyone in some way or the other :)

[@ruksarrashid879]

Not so superb .. please read my comments @IshaandDeepak

[@muzaienmir1822]

Nice podcast.. Harmeet the way you run the conversation is commendable.. As if you were meant for doing podcasts.. Keep it up.. more success to this channel l❤❤

[@CandidCast]

Aww you made my day

[@muzaienmir1822]

@@CandidCast I'm glad to hear that 😊😊❤️

[@jasminhabeeb]

Honestly, right now, the standard of living in Canada is dropping. What they is correct. People should respect the country they are in.

[@IshaandDeepak]

We absolutely agree with you and we respect our native country India as well as the 2 countries (USA & Canada) which have given us a lot of opportunities in life but as a responsible resident, it’s important we talk about all the good and bad of the country 😊

[@jasminhabeeb]

@@IshaandDeepak Hi, I agree too. But lately, we have seen this mentality of abusing the systems here. Look at the real estate bubble, auto insurance premiums. Canadians are the "Nice" people of the world. To original Canadians, what some of us immigrants do is unfathomable and they are for most part too nice and accommodating. It is sad to watch. Maybe it is only a cultural disconnect. This is a land of gentleness and politeness. I have no hard feelings against anybody. But sometimes people forget that when in Rome be like the Romans. And when in Canada, it only means "be nice and gentle" . Thats what makes Canada unique in the world, it is very sad to see this country lose its uniqueness slowly over my course of stay here. But again isn't that what happens to the "nice" people in today's world.?

[@Lavi_kalyan]

@@jasminhabeebOMG,i love your comment ❤

[@vilaspaigude5524]

Always seems there is poor quality of sound , especially gents guys....I hope henceforth voice quality may better...

[@CandidCast]

will fix

[@faisalkhemani9886]

$1000 to $1200 a day from working odd jobs, that also 8-9 years back I don't think that's correct. Girl thats 312,000 a year working 5 days a week.

[@AmandeepSingh-cv5qz]

hahah true....no wonder why they are not able to make friends and also the childish ghost stories

[@nsaraiya]

@@AmandeepSingh-cv5qz ... and guy is not able to take one day off confidently worrying about his day's wage as a contractor! LoL. That ghost story is very childish... Ha... ha....

[@AmandeepSingh-cv5qz]

@@nsaraiya Hahaha indeed

[@cadworld5783]

Nice start of this interview channel…. Seeing mam feels like, you should enjoy your struggle journey

[@deepakRawat-gu3oh]

Bhai my name is Deepak, and I'm also from meerut

[@rohitbannerji2756]

In US at high level very difficult to enter that closed group. Racism is still an issue.

[@zm8741]

India become very racist country, it's become 1935, Hitler Nazi Germany, Openly teachers teach, poison the mind of young children to hurt Muslim's fellow students, Law of the jungle, Goondagiri every corner, No justice,

[@nonlaala8895]

Racism is not issue until you go to closed community

[@texastexas4541]

Canada is a great place for freedom of speech and freedom of conscience for secessionists, gangs and escaped convicts.

[@mannysubramanian8393]

Please add english subtitles for us to understand in South India. From the english comments (thank god it is not in hindi), i figureit is an useful interview. Thanks

[@Wakeup275]

Love your podcasts so informative and helpful 👍

[@CandidCast]

Glad you like them!

[@smitathite4066]

Very very good podcast...hats off so honest

[@RajbirSingh-pv7kh]

Please stop lying 1200 dollars a day even escort don’t make that much money after getting a job in dead retail who is going to sell u 65k car

[@IshaandDeepak]

No need for a derogatory comment. That was a mistake. I meant a week and that too some weeks only because not all weeks I had the jobs. If you heard the whole podcast, I corrected myself by saying I earned just enough to pay my bills (living with 3 girls in one bedroom) and pay my tuition. Also regarding the car, again, if you heard it properly I bought it after getting a full time job. Also I started at a well paid job as a Functional Analyst so I could very well afford a 65k car. Not sure what you do but a decent job in US let’s you buy a car worth that money!

[@YashAgarwalTech]

To afford a $65k car you need to make $220k with 20/4/20 rule there is no way a fresher business analyst would be making out of grad school

[@KinzaAli-dd5hy]

Awesome guests. Loved it

[@harshal091990]

It was a very informative video. Went through the whole video. How do you think about Health Care between US and Canada? How about life safety (gun laws) between the 2 countries ?

[@IshaandDeepak]

That’s a million dollar question 😊. Let me break it down. Regarding the Health Care, it’s free(to say) in Canada but what people don’t know is that you also have to wait crazy hours if you go to an emergency, getting a family doctor is a nightmare! We have been in Canada for more than 3 years now and still haven’t been able to get a family doctor as they don’t take new patients. If you want to get a surgery done in Canada, you have to wait for years before it’s your turn. On the contrary in US, you have to pay to get a medical insurance BUT you don’t have to wait in crazy lines or suffer to get a specialist. Now about the gun violence, it’s absolutely try and scary when it comes to US, with God’s grace we have never been a victim of that but that doesn’t mean that we are not scared about it. It’s a very big issue in US, all you can do is to avoid crowded places or shady neighborhoods. I hope this gives you some insight🙂

[@amant5142]

There's no comparison!! US is leaps and bounds ahead of Canada in Healthcare.

[@rohanutep81]

@@amant5142and also in terms of money, low taxes and weather in southern states

[@amant5142]

@@rohanutep81 Absolutely! I am dual PR of US and Canada, been in the States since 2005, can never think of leaving this country and the opportunities it presents.

[@amant5142]

@@ABHISHEKMHT4 your comments reek of jealousy buddy. I am not a degree holder from a Canadian diploma mill to lose a job.

[@StoryBehindMyLens]

Very lovely and informative video. When get a chance, please let us know about the companies in USA who help converting USD to CAD and help residents of Canada work remotely for USA jobs.

[@rahulagg121]

The Podcaster should create chapters for such a long Interview.

[@sammitpotade]

$15K-$20K as student is not possible.. that’s like a $240K salary..

[@nsaraiya]

In most cases it's not possible even as a full time working professional with tons of experience. Something is misunderstood.... What a "struggle" though !!!

[@sammitpotade]

@@nsaraiya 💯..

[@movingtocalgary01]

I have only one problem that these guys never appreciated Canada 🇨🇦 when USA 🇺🇸 was sending them home 🏡 back to India Canada 🇨🇦 welcomed them. Instead they just said It was their “MAJBURI” to come to Canada 🇨🇦 Canada 🇨🇦 should put filter on people who doesn’t appreciate Canada 🇨🇦 and only welcome people who are willing to contribute making Canada 🇨🇦 better place for all future generations

[@tamarindcourt4637]

Who makes $15k a month in US as student ?? I am impressed as this is unheard of even after 3 to 5 years of experience.

[@sachinsingh123]

I don't believe that. She mentioned all minimum wage jobs

[@voraciousdownloader]

It is impossible with those kinda jobs. These guys are clearly hallucinating.

[@chowdhurys6634]

Did she just said 1200 usd in a day ? (7:32) 😮

[@Cool_tech.01]

You miss the whole point in the talk on how did they move to Canada from usa, how does it benefit and what would be the status when they move to usa. I think couple didn’t disclose the real reason to move to Florida. Salary are not high in sunshine state.

[@voraciousdownloader]

Absolutely. Hard to imagine a huge huge difference between Toronto and Florida salary the difference will be mainly because of currency conversion and then you save more with lower taxes but then you have to pay for medical insurance (employees pay for it many times as a deduction). I can imagine higher difference in places like NY or silicon Valley.

[@erich84502a]

Check the municipality district or postal code before you move down here 🇨🇦🇺🇸💸💵 very important

[@I.am.Muslim..]

You always invite nice guests,they are so honest. Specially these people are so hard working so nice. We get so much information by listening other people’s experiences. ❤

[@CandidCast]

So nice of you

[@bkaur5862]

Good job done by u Canada couple couple is v straight forward & cute good video

[@dr.ratnachaudhary7754]

Even the grads here have limited opportunities. Forget about foreign trained degrees.

[@su-pq9ts]

Awesome information....

[@gv3360]

can you aske them how they get job in us if they r canadian..in which visa

[@voraciousdownloader]

Has to be TN visa. It is available for Canadian citizens.

[@vtpatel6962]

Very informative analysis

[@CandidCast]

Glad you liked it

[@rc_nisargatv]

Everyone complains about issues in Canada / US. But nobody wants to comeback to India

[@aghaarshed4715]

nice autobiography indeed stay blessed regards from pakistan

[@Stewart-ng7qs]

Brampton is the best place for you. Very accepting . Laws not applied. Lots of freebies. You can make friends there. Very few old stock canadians.

[@movingtocalgary01]

Canada 🇨🇦 has way more people earning more than USA 🇺🇸 Not All people wants to do jobs. There are lot more successful immigrants businessmen who came in recent years in Canada vs USA

[@pk9436]

It's not about money but opportunities. I have studied and worked in US and moved to Canada. I know people with master's and PhD who cannot find job in Canada. My friend recently moved back to US. His wife had PR and a PhD in biomedical engineering from a top university in US. For 2 years, she did not had a job in Canada despite having a PR. She became depressed and started looking back for jobs in US, and she landed in 2 offers who were willing to sponsor employment visa and all legal fees. Not everyone is of mindset "I just want to live in Canada, and I would do whatever job". For an ordinary person with any degree, driving Uber makes sense. But if you have studied say Mathemathics, or aerospace engineering for 10 years, worked in US for 10 years in same. It might not make sense to put that 2 decades of work in jeopardy. If you are okay with it, its different but if its shoved down your throat, better move to country where you can be happy.

[@pawanrokr24]

Having lived in both cou tries, i agree to most of the things they saying. Though thing i did not understand, as a F1 student, you are not allowed to legally work off campus, so i am not sure on what bases she was working in restaurants and driving uber