Dark Reality of Canada | Is it Worth Moving to Canada in 2024?

[@amm7340]

Move to canada only if you have at least 120k salary. Consider cost of living in CAN is 5 times india cost of living.

[@manishpakhrani1041]

All the international students coming from India know the current REALITY and I'm sorry to saying this, but they all choose to ignore the reality/flags. I personally know so many people who I have share reality with, but I feel like I wasted my time. Once they arrive here that's when they get into their senses but by that time it's too late for majority of them. As much as they all have my sympathy, but when it comes to using services like foodbanks, I feel that is not right ethical. Sincere request to all the potential students listen to people who are already in Canada and if you are someone with "Dekh lege" attitude please do not abuse the system just because you made the wrong decision. Great Job Shivansh Singla!!

[@pothurajupradeep8161]

Is it true bro

[@manishpakhrani1041]

Yes !!

[@7966016]

Very true!

[@loverebel6632]

hey shivansh your english is so good without any indian accents , hats of to you , first time seeing some indian youtber with so great english without strong punjabi,gujarati aur south indian accents .

[@shivanshsingla119]

Hey, Thank you so much 😀

[@SilentSnake-q8l]

I am not Indian but I have a general idea as I have many colleagues from India. If you are making between 30-50 lakh, DO NOT come to Canada; again I repeat, DO NOT come to Canada. You will be driving for Uber or serve coffee at a local coffee shop. Video also forgot to mention the BRUTAL Canadian weather, half a year, it's a frozen hell!!

[@randomguy4116]

Hell for you. We enjoy it.

[@Godbless270]

Same people wanting to move to USa and staying in northen parts of USA with same temperature (so called as i say frozen) and would do anything to be there as well. How can u forget the frozen temp in northern europe too

[@alirj8518]

all we can do is to drive uber and work on tim hortons... unless we get local education no1 would give you a job

[@gauravji2023]

Hey Shivansh , could you state how is the current tech job market in Canada due to recession , do freshers with 0 work ex getting jobs in their relevant fields? If not , is there any hope for students coming in fall 2025 that things might improve or we should'nt move to Canada for tech related studies due to competitive job market , I feel like situation for tech is worse all over the world , What's your take on this ?

[@franklobe]

I can weigh in on this. I have been a successful software developer for over twenty-five years. I have an undergraduate degree in commerce and a graduate degree in applied information technology. I have been unemployed for over a year now. I have applied to hundreds of positions without even getting a phone call. All of my prior clients have hiring freezes on at the moment or have just gone through multiple rounds of layoffs. I do see job postings, but I don't think they are real. They are either just collecting resumes for future possible positions or trying to elevate their stock price by making it look like their companies are doing better than they actually are. The market is currently flooded with software developers. Most of them are currently driving Ubers. I don't remember ever seeing the market this bad.

[@AmanSS890]

I know somone that moved to canada in 2017 and works in a gas station and was able to buy a house in 2022. i sit there scratching my head how in the world did this person even afford to buy a house looking at the kind of job they have and the prices for a detached house is a lot a semi attached house just goes for $848,000 3 bedroom 2 washroom.

[@Ashhhh688]

Well Canada likes to put you in debt. Even you can be approved by banks if you save a chunk and show to them. But the real fun begins when you're approved. Be ready to pay it till death. Bro Canada is a fake Paradise. I left after 5 years and I'm not making what I was making in Canada but seriously I wake tension free and life is good here in India. Best decision I ever took. I had PR as well but I didn't care.

[@shivanshsingla119]

Ayush's answer makes sense. In addition to that, some people get down payment as a gift from their families by selling assets/properties in India. So that's how they are able to afford a house with bare minimum income.

[@lakeofbays1622]

@ZindagiKeanekrang-ex8xy If you are here for 6 yrs and no PR means you are about to be kicked out of the country. It is better to take a voluntary departure.

[@CostumeJewelryHome]

Very few people in India has a salary of 18-20 lacs per annum

[@CostumeJewelryHome]

Miniumum monthly budget for family of 4 in a Canadian city : Rent $2500, food $600, car (loan payment,fuel and insurance) $700, 2 cell phones $120, internet $70, life insurance $150, eye and dental care consider average $200 pm, cloths $200. These are bare minimum

[@rajatsrivastav5871]

Did you know these points before moving to Canada?

[@countroshculla]

I wish you wouldn't replicate the titles of those so called vloggers from India who moved to Canada and sensationalize everything - DARK REALITY!!

[@WiseTreee]

Don’t come to Canada … Canada is a scam

[@sukritichawla3686]

Yes pls share the details. Also let me know the prospects for teachers and supply chain officials

[@Canadian_Rise_]

teachers have been on strike for the past month due to poor working conditions and low salaries with no agreement in sight and many considering leaving their career as a teacher.

[@jeffburke170]

again, no disrespect--- but supply chain 'diploma'? Other than maybe landing a gig with a suspect Indian-owned trucking firm, chances of getting hired by a reputable company with a dip/cert/accreditation in logistics, with no experience in Canada? Close to zero.

[@prisonmike9518]

Please make the new video you talk about in the video

[@shivanshsingla119]

Will do. Keep supporting my content on Instagram and KZbin 😎

[@wandering_dervaish]

I have a PR bro. Arrived in Oct 2022. Left in Jan 2023 😂. Moved to Ireland. No jobs in Canada

[@wandering_dervaish]

Make sure to watch till end 😂 this just wasted a few seconds. Those who like it will watch anyway

[@683jayesh4]

Bro make your videos in Hindi or Punjabi so that they can easily understand the situation as most of them have this dream of migrating to canada

[@gmiyadole]

The video is obviously intended for everyone. Your complaint isn't getting anywhere.

[@nadialolly-ej8rl]

I AM A CANADIAN, born and raised, 29 years old!! I make I bring home about $8,000 a month and between all my bills, rent, gas and groceries I am barely getting by. Please do NOT come to Canada, if I could easily leave I would and I would never come back!!! Our healthcare system is also trash, anyone under 32 has a very small chance of EVER owning a home. It is absolutely awful here. If I had a home elsewhere w people I loved I would be gone, our gas prices just hit $1.80 a litre- within the past week it has increased by 14 cents without any rhyme or reason. DO NOT COME TO CANADA.

[@honesthose]

I don't understand for someone taking home $8000 barely getting by? I take home half of that and I'm struggling living in a single room. I wish i could take home $8000, I would be far ahead in life.

[@laljipremjipatel7067]

Hi, need ur opinion am living in India with handsome salary in MNC company am trying get PR in Canada and last year i got ITA (process is ongoing and don't know when I will get next update) - is it good to swtich in saschetwan ?

[@TRAINING2-xy7th]

If its not worth moving to Canada then why are you choosing to stay over there?

[@kumarm9221]

He is staying here to educate and warn the Indian immigrants.

[@superbael]

It's like a trap. You can enter but later, it's like there's a no way out when one invests 30 lakh or so on such a vital move

[@joshuaokunola6261]

​@kumarm9221 not enough reason to stay.

[@lakeofbays1622]

@@joshuaokunola6261 He paid 30 Lakh. He has to recover that money to move back. Also lost few years in Canada.

[@ketankadam9779]

Waiting on video on topic of salary comparisons cad vs ind, monthly expenses for individual and couple

[@vikram1477]

It’s almost equivalent of staying in Mumbai on a salary from a smaller town! For comparison purposes- rents in Canada are ridiculously high

[@shivanshsingla119]

Made that video now. Please checkout the latest video on my channel 🙂

[@azaadkamal6188]

Keep up the great work Shivansh 👍

[@shivanshsingla119]

Thanks. Keep supporting my content on Instagram and KZbin ❤️😎

[@manowar8595]

healthcare is not free u pay huge amt in taxes @@shivanshsingla119

[@LEARNENGLISH22783]

Asalam u Aalaikum, i really liked your way of talking.

[@siriusman6169]

Wa'Alaykum Salam Wa Rahmatullahi Wabarakatuhu

[@parthivtrivedi9701]

Yes show us the actual number and make a video ❤

[@shivanshsingla119]

Made the video now. Checkout the latest video.

[@zomgoose]

No

[@gourabsarker9552]

Sir do you earn 200k dollars a year in Canada? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.

[@WiseTreee]

No you can never earn 200k in Canada. Because government will eat 70K in taxes if you earn 200K. Plus if you happen to buy a house, you will end up paying 60K in mortgage payments per year. 12K in car payments and 6K in insurance. So after all this, you can enjoy your 52k for food, cloths and saving. But if you can invest 2-3k every month in RRSP, you can save on taxes … but that money is locked

[@WiseTreee]

To earn 200k you need salary of 350k

[@FunnyBunny-xv5ix]

​@@WiseTreee You don't get that salary means others don't , my highest offer as big data engineer was 500k usd in Canada but this was mnc. The lowest I was offered not in a mnc was 260k cad.

[@WiseTreee]

@@FunnyBunny-xv5ix which big data engineering job is paying 500k USD??? What a complete nonsense.

[@kakjhal]

​​​@@WiseTreeeThe key word there is "I was offered" not "I am earning" 😂 that being said, it is not uncommon for people living in Canada to work for US based software firms / OEMs aka MNCs (no one calls a company MNC here but that's a different topic of discussion) and earn a salary in USD. Many people do that and after converting that salary in CAD (1.3x) it might look big. Big data engineer might be offered 500k+ in bay area (location specific - due to competition / cost of living ) but only a fool will offer similar salary to someone located elsewhere in US - and to offer that to somebody in Canada is insane / unheard of & HR might have lost their pebbles 😅

[@Sc00terNut]

As a Canadian, I want to say this with no disrespect. Canada is currently going down the crapper. We can barely look after the people here. So as a new immigrant, you are NOT wanted here. Canadians are angry and now view immigration as a burden, which wasn't the case in the past. Do us and yourself a favor and stay in your country ❤

[@yoda7105]

Is it the fault of immigrants that Canada refused to build more houses to keep up with demand? Is it the fault of immigrants that Trudeau invested billions in the failed project Ukraine? Is it the fault of immigrants that Canada's mortgage debt is higher than GDP? Whose fault is it when Canadians borrow more than they can pay? Immigrants? Whose fault is it to have trade jobs so expensive? Immigrants? Who imposed a carbon tax? Immigrants? Who is destroying family structure by imposing nonsensical lgb.++ crap on us? Immigrants? Banks are laying off people and increasing their bonuses, and that's because of what? Immigrants? Covid lockdown was caused by what? Immigrants? Come on! I get your frustration with the cost of living, but immigration is not the problem. The Canadian tax scheme was not created by immigrants

[@CasesToo]

Hey I am an Indian, the biggest problem that why the Indian people are moving to different countries is because of population and government is not doing anything to control it .....Due to over population there are no job or the job is of 100 dollars per month...... People are not able to fulfill their NEEDS.......IN THE END THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA IS NOT PAYING ANY ATTENTION TO MANAGE THE POPULATION ...... ❤️❤️

[@Nicholas666able]

Well said

[@Nicholas666able]

@@CasesToo will be worse then that here only in worst place to come

[@hagilerman6803]

@@CasesToo Why dont the people in India create more jobs and not expect from their govermet to pay them? So many smart IT people why dont they build startups?

[@menguardingtheirownwallets6791]

Don't even consider living in Canada unless your salary is $200,000 or higher. 60% of your income is taken away by taxes so you won't have much to live on after paying taxes, and Canadian cost of living continues to skyrocket each year, making it near impossible to live for those who earn less than $150,000 per year.

[@aalhadbapat3489]

Oh shut up

[@truongkimson]

If you think 3x median income is impossible to live with, the problem is you

[@MeetPatel-z5m]

@@truongkimson He's speaking the facts. Check statistics on how much you need to make to buy a house in Toronto or Vancouver. On average it takes 29 years to save for a down payment to buy a house in Toronto.

[@truongkimson]

​@@MeetPatel-z5m buy a house that meets your financial capability

[@truongkimson]

@@MeetPatel-z5m he said Canada, not GTA or Vancouver. Even in Toronto, the median gross income is 100k. If you feel it's impossible to live with 1.5x median income, you're severely living above your means.

[@ANILBISHT-pv7uf]

Free HealthCare😂. Bro R U kidding? Have you seen waiting list in normal test. India is far far better. I visited Canada in September and seen all things and in future these challenges grown more.

[@lakeofbays1622]

Why Indians keep visiting Canada?

[@janzitoignao4044]

Bro, I will be moving to Canada this coming may. I am under LMIA and is assigned in Banff, Alberta. My salary is $20 per hour, our company is offering us $19 per day for accommodation. My goal is to take my wife here in Dubai and settle there. As a first timer, what can you advise me? Please. I have been seeing these negatives videos about Canada. Can you please enlighten me a little bit. Thank you.

[@connieb.6061]

that's not enough to live on; the rents in banff are 4000/month......they are only offering the job because they don't pay benefits to foreign workers

[@jeffburke170]

Kids, kids, kids--- if you believe attending a college or university is a path to PR... dream on. It has worked (note: past tense) up to now, and I know some ppl who came here after whatever-you-call secondary school "back home" and got PR a few years ago. It is becoming close to impossible to live almost everywhere in Canada, unless you spend C$1000/month for a private bedroom ( and 12 month leases are the norm, not the exception). Aside from weather, cost of food, and the much-higher tuition you will pay, you will find nothing but C$15/hr jobs, unless you choose to work illegally for cash... and there are next to no $15/hr jobs that dont have long application lineups with 100s of ppl that look like you. And driving for Uber pays not much more than your costs. Background before the big news: Canada has underfunded post-secondary for so long, that to survive, some schools have specifically targeted foreign students with special programs for their higher tuition. Uh oh! Big news: Local employers know which schools are diploma/certificate mills. Around here, resumes from 'grads' from Centennial and Conestoga are filtered out. Bonus tip: some especially unscrupulous operators have created 'schools' where close to 100% of the enrollees are foreign students. These exploiters give their 'private' 'schools' posh-sounding "Canadian"/ "English" names--- and when you arrive, guess what? No Canadians. You've been swindled. Big hint: If the ''institution" will not reveal % of enrolled foreign students, save your money. The employers already know these "schools" and do not hire from them. Any more than 10% FS, hard pass.

[@forcat3581]

Are u saying that community colleges are worthless in canada??

[@jeffburke170]

Conestoga has been, by far, the worst abuser of International Students. Coconut College, as it is known locally, sets up dummy programs esp for Indian-recruited kids that can be easily passed, and have NO value in the local job market. Known as a diploma mill, employers ignore CC grads.They have flooded the local market with worthless grads.@@forcat3581 Hardto know what CC's are any good any more, but >10% International Students is a sure sign they are participating in the student-to-PR scam. Unless you want to work in a donut store or under the table, research carefully.

[@bablu9002]

@@forcat3581 most of them live conestoga and niagara have become diploma mills. Some like A1 college (run by an Indian who is himself an immigration "consultant") can not even be called a diploma mill. It's a storefront masquerading as a "college"

[@stardustbee]

💯 true

[@bablu9002]

@@forcat3581 they were once useful when they served poor Canadians. Now they’re just diploma mills serving PR to those who wanna scam their way in

[@EdVanWest]

Good insights. I forwarded it to a friend who wants to come here. Thanks for sharing 🎉🎉🎉

[@javvadmotiwala2385]

In. 1986. Canada. Was. Better

[@javvadmotiwala2385]

Life. Is. Better. In. Canada

[@javvadmotiwala2385]

Korea

[@No_baggage_av]

Its ok . You get money to work as waiter cleaner etc. Nothing wring in those jobs. But same jib in india will pay less. If you get 1 lakh rs for cleaning tables ... its ok

[@adnanalishah]

Dear friend please reply me I want to ger lmia job offer while sitting in Pakistan. If I come as worker or labour alone... Can I survive... Please reply

[@RafeenRahman]

Bro , is Bachelor degree in Computer Science in Prince Edward island good or bad?? After completing degree can I get good job in other provinces??

[@jeffburke170]

hahahaha, sorry to be rude or blunt, but CS at UPEI? Thats like CS at U of Windsor, or some other third tier university.

[@shivanshsingla119]

It's an okay degree from this university but there are better colleges and universities that fall in that budget.

[@GregBoyce-yx3eh]

I agree with you there’s no housing

[@LEARNENGLISH22783]

please, tell me if are copywriters in demand in Canada. Can we find remote jobs as copywriters in Canada?

[@connieb.6061]

no

[@NaveenKumar-uq3gx]

Great news bro.. Thank you ❤