Dubai Vs Canada- Which one to choose & why with decision? |Should you still come to Canada in 2023?

Hello All, Welcome to our vlog #98. This video is about a detailed comparison between Dubai and Canada based on our experiences. In this video we share our viewpoint about both the places discussing 11 parameters and give points to each place based on our explanation about which one is better and should you choose.
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0:00 - IN THIS VIDEO
0:08 - WELCOME TO THE CHANNEL
0:16 - INTRO
1:28 - WEATHER
4:12 - FOOD
7:04 - JOB SATISFACTION
12:01 - PERMANENT STAY
12:19 - HOUSE HELP
14:49 - TAXES
17:04 - COST OF LIVING
19:18 - GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
21:06 - NIGHT LIFE
23:50 - SAFETY
27:00 - BONUS (INFRASTRUCTURE)
30:40 - OUTRO
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[@affafsameera4216]

Amazing video, I am binge watching all your videos, agree to information shared by your bro, we are in Abu Dhabi from quite long and will be moving to Ontario soon, You are right there is pros and cons of everything, and the taxes cannot be ignored, here we have all our salaries to ourselves and spend accordingly, I feel its all about peoples needs and priorities and as we progress in life that changes. Thanks you for sharing valuable information

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you, glad you liked the video and perused it the right way! :) Canada is a great place, but it has its pros and cons just like every other county or city! Welcome to Ontario, canada soon! 🍁

[@DayEndTrader]

I hope you haven't moved yet. If you haven't then please save yourself and stay in Abu Dhabi. There is nothing left to come here to in Canada (I've lived in both places, dubai and Toronto, for 4 years each and I'm moving back to Dubai)

[@ashirmalik2310]

I live in canada, its going downhill for a while i dont want to live here for the rest of my life, hopefully i get to move to dubai in the future.

[@user-xk4bx6vw9p]

Very informative video guys.....all important points covered and very well explained

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you. Glad you liked it 😊

[@rushuthakkar]

Very informative and good coverage for comparison

[@hitfitnagpal]

Glad you liked it! Thank you :)

[@radio_nowhere]

This conversation needs a different presupposition: Dubai Vs Canada as a Canadian passport holder. The dynamics might change then and I have a feeling that Dubai will make a lot more sense when you consider zero taxes vs massive tax in Canada, Dubai's paid healthcare vs. Canada's non-existent but free healthcare (and education), Safety in Dubai vs. carjackings in Ontario, etc. If you have the money, Dubai might be a better deal. In Canada, the govt. punishes you if you make more money. Don't think Dubai is the best option out there but having invested 11 years in Canada, I can see the flaws in this country very clearly.

[@hitfitnagpal]

People don’t understand the flaws of canada unless they have lived here. They think we don’t want them to come 😂

[@MuhammadUmair-ex6cc]

I second that. It's getting hard to live in Canada

[@kspradeep8397]

Canada is a freezer but Dubai is manageable

[@ssy1412]

This. We have been paying 50% of our taxes. We pulled our kid out of school because they rather teach them to be gay or genderless than actual education. There’s racism and it’s not safe as it used to be. Healthcare is shit. I have gone to an ER with a baby twice in a year and sat for 10 hours just to be seen. I almost died twice in surgeries due to credit valley hospital’s negligence.

[@Chintannaresh24]

Bhai thankyou so much for this !!! U hv no idea how much all this points specially safety points were so helpful

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you! I am glad you liked the video and found it useful 😊

[@vivekkumar-kr3zw]

Excellent comparison

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you! Glad you liked it

[@NeelamArora-wt3zg]

Nice and knowledgeable video about Canada and Dubai.👍

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thanks a lot! :)

[@Salmashk86]

Your friend makes UAE sound like a Paradise on earth. Being a uae bred girl,, I would like to share some more insights on uae life perhaps which you missed. 1- citizenship: I have spent my whole life here, so have my parents. But we still are outsiders. It’s quite frustrating after so many years that even after giving so much to this country n loving it ( more than my own) I’m still not remotely equal to the locals here. Pay scale is also heavily biased. I hav a local friend who works as a data entry official and gets paid 30k or so whereas an Indian would be paid only 2k for that job. 2- school education is free in Canada whereas in Dxb we have to pay . Year by year fees just get higher n higher. Public schools r only for Arabic speakers as the curriculum is completely in Arabic. 3- Racism is rampant, i know Arabic and have spent enough time with my Arab friends to understand that they do consider Indian counterparts as lesser beings. 4- most universities here are not accredited by the ministry of education. There are more than n hundred unis in uae. Only 10% are recognized by the authorities here including reputed colleges like middlesex university or manipal academy etc. After shelling out four times the college fee n completing my BSC here I got to know that my degree is accepted all over the world EXCEPT UAE. What the hell? Why would you allow campuses to run on your soil , when you don’t even accredit the courses? If I were to do the same course in the same university in India they accept the degree. 5- work life balance. Many people who work in dxb leave the houses at around 5/6 am . YES! It’s true. The rent in dubai is high. A LOT of people who work in dxb live in neighboring Emirates like Sharjah or Ajman to save on rent. The traffic is BAD. People spend 2-3 hours commuting to and from work. Even schools start fairly early. I am a teacher n I sign in at 6:40 am! The first lesson starts at 7:00 am. The kids in my school n most schools board their buses at 5:30 am etc. that’s too early right? They get dropped off at 3:30/ 4 pm . Kids are dead tired when they get back. This is true for MOST schools here. As schools are located far away from residential areas. Hence the people commuting to work and school buses are at each others necks EVERY SINGLE MORNING!! Unless you have a SOLID high paying job ( which clearly your friend does .. Maa sha Allah) the Dxb vs Canada battle may not always have a clear winner. With the perspective of kids , I think Canada would be a good option in terms to education and equal opportunities. ( my sis lives in Canada , hence I know a thing or two about that place as well) He was on point for points like taxes n safety. I really don’t mean to be rude ,, Best wishes to u n your bro

[@Aliashah16]

Very well said but one thing in dubai is best is safety. Intact through out Middle East is safe.

[@hitfitnagpal]

1. Yes I agree. It’s quite frustrating to live with the feeling of uncertainty. I did cover that n in my next video about cost of living in dubai. 2. School education is free in Canada but I personally feel it’s not upto the mark. I mean it’s debatable since my concept about school education is more of curriculum however here they focus more on overall development. For ex my daughter who is 6 still hasn’t been taught addition or multiplication in school Vs when we were in school, we had a lot of focus on math and other subjects. 3. Racism is within different cities in India as well, so let alone be in any other country. However I have not faced any racism here in Canada thus far. Canadians are very nice and polite people, they say and I agree. 4. Most people fly to Canada for higher education and I like to believe it’s only because they get long term visa. I am not sure how the education is otherwise. 5. Oops, that’s way too early and I can understand. Me sister in law is also a teacher in dubai and I know how erratic her schedule is. Here, since there is no house help, all the personal time you get is spent in doing household chores which is crazy. Mowing the lawn, shovelling the snow, stacking the dishes in the dishwasher and what not. 6. Schools are very close to wah neighborhood, so that’s a plus. Here they believe the culture of walking to school. I have made a video about this on my channel too in the past. Do check it out if you’d like to. 7. Rents are crazy all over the world lol. I truly value you taking the time out to watch the video and then leaving a comment/feedback. I did not take it rudely even a bit. I greatly appreciate all your points and you time which I truly value! :)

[@justaperson2247]

@@hitfitnagpal thank you bro...for doing an healthy point-to-point discussion on the mentioned points.

[@SheikhZedoo]

2 Issues - No citizenship leading to uncertainty and the low salaries as an indian .. rest all in IMO is excellent

[@hitfitnagpal]

@@justaperson2247 my pleasure. glad you liked it :)

[@thakkararjun]

Keep it going brother, lovely video..pistoneer from Mumbai

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thanks a ton 😊

[@learnwithbushrakanwal6480]

very informative video very helpful

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you! Glad you liked it and found it helpful 😊

[@laknirala8248]

Dubai is always there but Canada is not. I mean to say that first get the PR, citizenship/passport there in Canada and go wherever you want to go, Dubai or Singapore or USA. But, once time wasted in Dubai, you will be left with only money and back to India.

[@hitfitnagpal]

I know what you are saying and I completely agree with your thought process.. Most people have the same thought process that once you get Canada citizenship, you can always come back here if you loose your job in Dubai, however if you just live and work in Dubai on Indian passport, you will have to go back to India if you loose your job in Dubai. Hence most people move to Dubai after their Canadian citizenship

[@nishitarachh7687]

Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts on this highly debatable topic. This is such an informative and insightful video. Would also love to hear about employment opportunities in Dubai and experience of securing a job and salary comparison on similar jobs. Also curious about healthcare and children’s education comparison.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you, glad you found this useful. Great points - 1. Employment opportunities are ample in the field of sales and services, however very little IT opportunities. IT is coming up and will be booming in a few years to come. Teaching has good scope and requirement too. 2. Honestly, LinkedIn is the best bet. My brother found a job his LinkedIn as well. 3. Salary is quite a thing in dubai and is completely based on the kind of passport one holds. Someone with a Canadian passport could be paid twice or thrice than someone who holds Indian passport. Having said that, I have observed that salary is on par with salary after taxes in canada, if not more. What makes it even more interesting is the cost of living is a whole lot cheaper than Canada which makes up for the difference in salary, if any. 3. Healthcare is paid by the consumer and hence one gets timely appointments :) 4. Education - one has a variety of options to choose from such as what board do they want to enrol the kids in. Average fees and more to follow n my next video soon. However most sought destination for higher education is always West since it opens up door for employment opportunities and settling in. Hope this helps!

[@JayPatel-xp1of]

Yaa bro..Dubai is far better than Canada..i can say this after spending 4 years in Canada that Me MC hoon jo isme aaya …

[@hitfitnagpal]

Haha! I’d say dono ache hai apne apne jagah par.. ;)

[@raidernickless5025]

Sweet! Every Country has its own way of living. Canada, UAE or any other Country, Person manage life and way of living as per his/her budget. It is indeed debatable because each place has its own advantages and disadvantages. But PR & Citizenship with free education, medical care & other social benefits give upper edge to Canada. Jahan raho khush Raho! Stay Blessed!

[@nadeemmaqbool4088]

Excelent

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you! 😊

[@gufranshaikh1699]

I am living in Toronto and visited UAE and I can agree he is right.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you 😊… I am glad you found the video true and honest n in every sense .. Many thanks for leaving a comment :)

[@bharatsinghbisht6798]

I really like Dubai if I have options I want choose Dubai..

[@user-br3xn3cl7f]

Thank you for the amazing points. I was really confused, but I have more clarity now. Is it possible that you could help with some comparison points with the benefits for PR from Canada vs Dubai?

[@hitfitnagpal]

I am glad this video helped. Sure what kinda of benefits are you looking to compare?

[@ZeeshanHussain1]

Born and lived in dubai for 40 years and lived in canada for 6 months. I live in dubai still. Read in between the lines.

[@hitfitnagpal]

😊

[@MAAS1]

Good Vlog With Good Comparison Of UAE & Canada, As Per Points Table & Overall Discussion UAE (Dubai) Wins With Great Margins.....Loads Of Love To Middle Eastern Countries. UAE, QATAR, SAUDI ARABIA & BAHRAIN.....💖❤️💖❤️💖❤️💖❤️💖❤️

[@hitfitnagpal]

😊

[@fahadurrahman3402]

@@hitfitnagpal lol. Comparing a city vs a massive country!!!! R u guys crazyyyy.lolll.. Compare BC with DUbai. Lol

[@turkeytraveltips]

Yes True same for Turkey n Dubai

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thanks for sharing. I have been meaning to visit Turkey and have heard so many good things about that place 😊

[@turkeytraveltips]

@@hitfitnagpal yes its a wonderful place Alhamdulillah UAE And Turkey is best for cultural upbringing of our kids other UK EU is not suitable for Muslims due to irrelevant education from early age Allah bless our kids n bless us to stay in Muslims countries 🙏

[@Ronnieronson]

ah ! someone had to get religious stuff in Canada vs Dubai comparison 🫡

[@turkeytraveltips]

@@Ronnieronson yeah as long as person is not atheist

[@Shiiv4m]

You could also add difference in health sector.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Indeed there is a big difference in that aspect too..unfortunately I missed it out while recording the video :)

[@rishibajari]

Best thing about Canada is that once we get citizenship moving to USA is very easy and we dont need to discuss about the opportunity and salary in USA. For most people i still think canada is better as students can study in college and then get a job. Dubai is also good but salaries for normal people with normal degrees and basic education is just not enough. Also also PR you can call your parents to stay in Canada where even if they are not highly educated they can work in grocery stores , petrol pump and earn good amount of money.

[@hitfitnagpal]

That’s right. For someone whose larger vision is to move to the US, Canada PR and citizenship makes a whole lot of sense. Canada offers stability Vs Dubai and I did mention that in my video too, so I agree. About jobs and salaries in Dubai, basic roles have bare minimum salary, however if you move up the ladder, you can make good amount of money as well. It depends on a lot of factors. Again, it’s absolutely upto every individual’s larger vision. 😊

[@Aliashah16]

Through out Middle East u won’t find illegal activities or homeless people. If even some homeless are there they won’t harm u. Love Middle East for that.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hitfitnagpal]

True that!

[@knzzzz318]

In terms of nightlife are you comparing downtown Toronto to Dubai or quiet family oriented suburb of Toronto to downtown Dubai. Montreal is a one of the top ten party destinations in the world.

[@hitfitnagpal]

The comparison was between dubai downtown and Toronto downtown. I have lived in one of the most sought after neighborhood in DT Toronto for 2 years and have seen that the city becomes quiet after 10-11pm however Dubai is lit up almost all throughout the night. I haven’t seen the night life of Montreal but I am sure it would be good! In general, the culture in the west is early dinner by 5-6pm and hit the bed by 9-10, whereas since Dubai is full of immigrants from India and neighbouring countries where the culture is late dinner, the city overall tends to adopt the culture based on the people living in. Hence my viewpoint.

[@mahsheed037]

Better study in Canada and work n live in Dubai...

[@hitfitnagpal]

Unfortunately the amount of fee that one would pay for study would be exorbitant and to cover that by earning in DHS might not work out , but again I haven’t done the math to come to a conclusion:)

[@rbatalvi1]

Thanks for the video. UAE is better option for Indians

[@hitfitnagpal]

Glad you liked the video. I would say it depends on every individual’s preference. If someone wants to experience the life in the West, then Canada is good. If someone wants to live close to India and pay no tax, nothing beats Dubai 😊✌️

[@DayEndTrader]

No offense guys. Great video but I have lived in Dubai for many years and my parents are there since 25 years. The point that only your employer can give you visa is totally incorrect. Dubai has employer visa, freelancer visa for contract workers (I being a writer was on one), green visas for self-employed people like consultants, business visas for businessmen. They even have retirement visas for people who want to live their golden years there. Also, a new one, Golden visa, although hard to get for everyone, gives doctors, scientists, actors, performers, or any specially skilled people 10 year visa (that's double the duration of a Canadian PR). Even if you lose your job you get 6 months to find another employer to give you a new job and new visa. Even after 6 months if you can't find a job then you have a choice to take a visit visa that has validity of upto 2-5 years to continue staying in Dubai.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you for the details! This will be definitely helpful for the other folks too :)

[@31oalfy]

Dubai vs Canada video is a very insightful by your friend. But after living in Dubai for a 15 yrs, I’d like to add some points. 1. Right now in August 2023, the job market scene is not good in UAE. The salaries being offered is very low 2. You’re comparing CAD and AED to INR, which I don’t think is a right comparison. 3. The brother talked about lack of homeless people in Dubai. Yes, because if you have to be in Dubai you need to have a valid visa which is provided to you by your employer.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Hey, thank you for your feedback. 1. Job market is crazy all over the world except India right now. There are mass layoffs happening in so many organizations in North America. India’s economy is on the rise. 2. The comparison is only for folks in India to get better understanding because one won’t understand unless they are able to relate. Ofcourse the expenses are equally high as the salaries are outside india. 3. You could be right about that! That’s a valid point :) Thanks for sharing.

[@1dk123]

Dubai is best.❤ we have spent 15 years here and dont want to go any other country.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Glad you like it there! :)

[@muhammadnazaket3395]

No comparison betweem UAE and Canada

[@naeemamalik2043]

Because I live there and my son is living there at the time

[@hitfitnagpal]

Glad you like it there!

[@naeemamalik2043]

Dubai is the best place to live

[@vaibhavjain1in]

Really good video. We live in New Zealand and we can’t say same positive things for NZ as your friend said about Dubai. I feel you should have included education as well. One of reason we want to move to Dubai or UAE is education. Schooling here is very poor. However I think Canada is worse.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Yes I realized that a lot of people wanted to know more about education difference between Dubai and Canada. Unfortunately I missed to talk about that in the video however you are right, Dubai has a variety of options/school board to choose from whereas Canada doesn’t have that. Then only plus side about education Canada is that it’s free but the quality isn’t upto the mark (atleast from my perspective as we Indians usually tend to give higher importance to academics Vs overall personality development)

[@vaibhavjain1in]

@@hitfitnagpal Exactly!!! But great video otherwise. Thank you. :)

[@Hazara26]

In which world you are living😂😂😂😂

[@vaibhavjain1in]

@@Hazara26 in what sense?

[@nileshgajara7883]

THERE ARE MORE POINTS TO BE DISCUSSED. 1) AS PER MY KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN NOT BECOME CITIZEN OF UAE IF YOU ARE AN IMMIGRANT. WHEREAS YOU HAVE AN OPTION TO GET IT IN CANADA, WHICH IS MORE IMPORTANT COZ YOU GET A STRONG PASSPORT. 2) YOU HAVE TO THINK MANYFOLD TIMES TO BUY A PROPERY IN DUBAI AS YOU HAVE RISK OF LOOSING JOB AND SO THE VISA STATUS. 3) CANADA HAS MORE REKNOWN UNIVERSITY WHICH ONE WILL DEFINITELY THINK FOR THE CHILDS. COZ THOSE WHO ARE MOVING WITH FAMILY HAVE THIS CONCERN. IN SHORT YOU GET MORE STABILITY AS COMPARED TO DUBAI IN CANADA. OFOURSE INDIA IS FAR BETTER AS IT IS OUR HOME. BUT IF WE COMPARE CANADA AND UAE, I WILL CALL CANADA BETTER MAINLY DUE TO IMMIGRATION, JOB SWITCH AND UNIVERSITY EDUCATION. MAY BE SOMEONE HAS CONTRADICTORY VIEW OF THIS AS EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT CHOISES AND PREFERENCES.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Absolutely, there are many more points that we can add to this discussion. 1. You are correct and hence I did mention that if someone needs the feel of a permanent stay, then they should choose Canada, however if someone wants to make the big buck, then choose Dubai. 2. This is correct too and hence we spoke about this under Job satisfaction that job switching is not very popular in Dubai because they are dependent on employer to provide visa. 3. Agreed and noted! Absolutely, every person has a list of priorities and items they consider most important and their decision can be influenced based on that. I am glad you brought in more relevant points to this :)

[@nileshgajara7883]

@@hitfitnagpal GLAD YOU NOTED MY POINTS.

[@anshulkupadhyay]

@@hitfitnagpal 2. If you buy a property there then you can apply for a golden visa, then you are ok but yes you still can not be a permanent resident

[@hitfitnagpal]

Yep, that’s correct! PR gives peace of mind to some while some chase after more money :)

[@robo1989]

Canada = Free Dubai = Expensive

[@hitfitnagpal]

Canada = all inclusive package for which you are paying thru your taxes :)

[@alwyndias1035]

i agree

[@beglassy6881]

Thanks for making such a great vedio. Also living in Abu Dhabi amazing place but only problem here is no permanent solution one you have to go back home country anyway.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Glad you liked it! Yes that is one big drawback about living in UAE.

[@priyangshu01]

Not true. If you invest enough money in real estate or have doctor or engineer qualifications you can get a golden visa that can be extended every 10 years. It's not citizenship but it's practically permanent residency.

[@beglassy6881]

@@priyangshu01 for 10 years golden visa not include retirement benefits,medical, child benefits,child tuition fee, But option is good for those who have huge amount of investment.

[@wasiunalim5133]

Next video talks about job salary in Dubai and Canada

[@hitfitnagpal]

Yes the next video will talk in detail about cost of living or minimum salary that one may need to live in Dubai.

[@Aliashah16]

Even dubai weather is to harsh. It goes till 50 during summers. Education is nt free. If u have work and visa u can stay or u have to leave the country. U live there for years but will never get citizenship. The best thing about Middle East is u live like a king there. Moreover throughout Middle East it’s very safe.

[@hitfitnagpal]

All valid points :)

[@sridhar2512]

Thanks for you video comparison, you forget about education?

[@hitfitnagpal]

My pleasure, yes I did not cover 2 points unfortunately. Education and Healthcare

[@kartargrewal8638]

i have been to both countries... personally i belive for me uae is better choice for me ( personally)... make money there( uae) and fly wherever you wish to.... in the nutshell every country has its own benefits..the only disadvantage i am concern about canada is healthacre system... Life is most prestigious for any human being.. if u cant get treated on time.. then whats the point...

[@hitfitnagpal]

Totally agreed! One man’s food is another man’s poison.. it’s all about what suits every individual :)

[@Mohammadsamichowdhury-de8vh]

Canada vs UAE(Dubai) which is the country's wage income/earning is high.Please make a video on this topic.

[@hitfitnagpal]

It depends on what profile you are looking for a job in. For example Sales opportunities will be better in Dubai than Canada while IT in Canada will have better pay than Dubai.

[@mayssanehakmi7225]

@@hitfitnagpalplease and what about the income in finance which is the best place ??

[@uday2371]

Paisa kamana h to Dubai ✌🏾 PEeACE Canada

[@hitfitnagpal]

✌️

[@BilalAhsan-zy3gw]

I believe that migration isn't solely about money; it's also about achieving a better quality of life, access to healthcare, the opportunity for permanent residency and citizenship after a certain period, and, most importantly, education. why you're underselling Canada; in fact, it provides essential services like education and unemployment benefits, which are worth mentioning even if taxes are levied.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Someone who says "he can" and someone who says "he can't" are both usually right. It's just about perspective and priorities. I am just sharing what I feel and it can be completely unacceptable to you or many more folks and that is totally okay! My video brings out the other side of the story. While I ll get you a reality check - Access to healthcare here is a looong wait. My wife was getting a dermatologist appointment 6 months after. Quality of life - You have "tons" of household chores to do it in every season. PR and citizenship - I agree about this with your ideology. I hope you found this video a tad bit useful! :)

[@BilalAhsan-zy3gw]

@hitfitnagpal, thanks for your reply! Sending love from Pakistan. ❣️ Please consider covering these topics in a video to assist people who are considering migrating to Canada. Topics to address could include universal healthcare, the wait times involved, the education system, the social security system, Permanent Residency (PR) and nationality processes, as well as unemployment benefits and how they work. It would be helpful to explain the criteria for receiving unemployment benefits, as many people, including myself, are confused about why there are homeless people in Canada despite these benefits.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Very valid input. I ll try to address these in a video sometime soon :) Thank you :)

[@samtech9622]

@@BilalAhsan-zy3gw all these topics you mention are important for working class people who wants to pay 50% of the income to the government of Canada in tax and in return get some bad healthcare, terrible education system, horrible infrastructure and get PR so they can stay forever and pay more tax to the government. However, people who want to get rich or already millionaires for them all these points you mention are of no importance and will prefer Dubai, Singapore, Abu Dhabi.

[@Ronnieronson]

Conparison of country vs a city is wrong in many ways but reality is harsh. Canada is unfortunately going downwards in all aspects but if you give a south asian a chance to choose between Canada and Dubai, most overwhelmingly will choose Canada without any doubts! 😅

[@hitfitnagpal]

I agree.. the intent of comparison was more so of Toronto (the most popular city of Canada) with Dubai. Moreover the cost of living and a lot of other factors will still be prevalent in any other city of Canada as well because it’s more so to do with the culture of North America. Haha I know most folks will still choose Canada and probably I will too.. it’s more about living in the west mindset :)

[@Chintannaresh24]

Sir can you please help me answering my questions please ? How is the place Ras Al Khaima to relocate from India ? Do we have some Indians residing here ?

[@hitfitnagpal]

Sure, there are Indians living there but it isn’t a great place when compared to Dubai. They is not much of a social life there and also isn’t very well developed when compared to Dubai. Ras Al Khaima has very good resorts and people use it as a staycation!

[@Chintannaresh24]

Oh okay sir thankyou so much

[@teamuniverse2702]

The main point I'll raise in favour of Canada is that Canada is a natural country. And all natural food is available as compare to UAE, There is nothing natural you will get. All things are preservative. Especially nonveg is not good. But I like UAE because of less taxes and safety. 2nd main point in favour of Canada is that they give you passport whereas UAE will never provide you nationality.

[@hitfitnagpal]

While I am not sure about the non veg food, I agree with the rest of the points as well as the fact that Canada will give you citizenship! :)

[@teamuniverse2702]

@@hitfitnagpal my family is usually face problems here in UAE when we consume nonveg. Because we can't find fresh nonveg here. Even the vegetables are also preservative. Also the weather condition is unsuitable. People like us who belongs to natural countries. I am planning to move to Canada and my wife is happy because she is moving to a natural country because she could not adjust her self here in UAE because of the weather and staying in AC everytime.

[@teamuniverse2702]

@@hitfitnagpal And by the way brother. I like your content. The things you mentioned are really helpful for us to plan our journey towards Canada. Keep providing us updates.

[@shahzadkheros]

The entire conversation was from the perspective of a wealthy person and is not a fair comparison. Dubai was built on the back of cheap labor from Indian subcontinent where people are exploited and never given the right treatment or benefits and that continues till this day. In Canada and Australia everyone is equal, no one in general is poor as if you work you get enough pay to live a good life there, whereas that's not the case in Dubai as the whole City was built on the idea that it's a place for rich people and more than 80% of the residents there are just surviving. Job culture in UAE is cut-throat overall and very political. Your job satisfaction will depend on your manager and there are no rights there. Whereas in Canada everyone is treated equally, and respect is at the core of the work environment. That allows you to have a very good work life balance where you don't bring your work-related issues to home. House help once again going back to the labor laws, most of the residents can't afford house help in Dubai. For someone who is a retail assistant in Dubai he cannot afford a 2000 Dirham house helper. In Dubai people are not equal in general as that city built to serve the richest 5% residents of UAE. Taxes are debatable as we all know the world is changing and long gone are the days of UAE being oil rich country. All of the infrastructure was built off oil money in the past but now that money is nearly is gone. 5% VAT was incorporated recently and that is just the start as now corps will Pay 9% taxes so very soon people will have to pay taxes. In Canada, every infrastructure and services that citizens enjoy is there due to the tax system in place. When you pay taxes in Canada, at the end of the year you get a report that states the taxes that were paid by the resident were spent in which areas of the government or the economy which shows it's a fair economy. Cost of living once again as i have mentioned above it's all relative as it depends on who you are and what you can afford. But overall rich and poor divide in UAE is worse than in Canada as there is no poor class in Canada. The homeless in Canada is a big debate as most of them choose to not work and do drugs. Infrastructure like I said before, GCC countries exploit Labor. People are paid less than $250 a month in UAE as labor whereas in Canada a Tardie working on infrastructure projects are paid $30 an hour! The infrastructure in Canada was built on hard earned taxpayers' money whereas it was built exploiting poor people of Indian subcontinent.

[@hitfitnagpal]

This entire conversation was only a basis to give everyone an insight of what “I THINK” about both the countries/cities. What I am about to say from here on is again what I think and by no means is to instigate or disrepect your or anyone else’s opinion! Talking about exploitation of labour, I know of many places in Canada where labourers/students are exploited by making them work for 10-12 hours a day and paying in cash. I am not sure what city are you in Canada, but I see homeless almost at every red light in every city or outside 2/5 Tim Hortons :) Job culture overall in any city or country is cut throat and is a survival of the fittest! If I were to run a business, I would also want to hire someone who is determined and committed to work for my organization and I dont think there is anything wrong with that. Bringing work related issues home is subjective to a lot of factors - the job, the role, the organization, the team, the nature of the person and his way of dealing with stress and issues. I have worked for organization where I got work related issues home so its subjective and doesnt depend on location alone. If labours are exploited in Dubai, everyone should be able to pay less and afford house help easily. I can rant about everything but it's only about some saying a glass is half full while others saying its half empty and not are usually right! :)

[@Shruti_77]

​@hitfitnagpal this is a well written response 👏

[@hitfitnagpal]

@@Shruti_77 thank you 😊

[@ZeeshanKhan-92]

Respect from PAKISTAN ...THANKS..

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

[@shahlaassadi5320]

30 days annual leave not necessary to get by every employee in Dubai some get 30 days leave in 2 years

[@hitfitnagpal]

It could be based on the employer or even the position the employee is.

[@alwyndias1035]

Bro Toronto stands 6th in Safety 🙂🙂

[@hitfitnagpal]

yes, very well aware about the rankings of each city in terms of safety :)

[@ajayarora7505]

Bhai Dubai V/S Canada main business ka kya scope hai? I mean agar hum business karna chahe in dono countries main, which place is better and why? Appreciate your content

[@hitfitnagpal]

Glad you like it. I don’t have any specific information about business but I believe it should be good in both the countries.. It depends on what the business is about and it’s demand in that country..

[@ajayarora7505]

Could you please share your thoughts on this?

[@hitfitnagpal]

Sure what business are you planning on?

[@aartinagpal2952]

Ye toh Maan liya ki Indian food is at top most😅 n I will go for Dubai is best 👌 😅😅

[@hitfitnagpal]

hahaha true!

[@rishibajari]

Do research before going to dubai. Consider other places like singapore also. People with normal degree and professions are not given good salaries in dubai especially someone with an Indian passport not not paid well if they have a normal bachelors.

[@cricketlaunch2405]

@@rishibajaritrue difference in Canada and other western countries is that if ur working Monday to Friday and if want to work more to fulfill your expenses I can do it but not in Uae you have to work same company otherwise you can loose your job n everything

[@Hubli_hudaga]

I want to know about income compering dubai... if someone gets 6k or 7k salary in uae, can he get more in canada or not? Please suggest me

[@hitfitnagpal]

It completely depends on your skills and domain. You might get more or you might get less, there is unfortunately no standard rule of thumb that will tell that you will certainly get more.

[@Hubli_hudaga]

@hitfitnagpal as an accountant, I've been working in dubai for the last 9 years, getting 7k aed... is it batter to leave dubai and try PR to move Canada? Is it a good design or not

[@Hubli_hudaga]

​@hitfitnagpal I started my career 1700 in 2015. now I'm getting 7k, is it good design to leave from here to migrate to canada...

[@uaetravelandinfo]

You didn't talk about studies and medical

[@hitfitnagpal]

That is correct, I could only cover 10 points in the video keeping in mind the video's duration ! This could be a topic for another day :)

[@ayeshasohail5036]

U dnt compare quality of education in both countries..plz share ds comparison.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Yes that’s right because my brothers daughter doesn’t go to school yet and hence I had no basis to compare. However, what I do know is that here in Canada you only have a specific board of education where the focus is usually on overall personality development Vs only focusing on academics. In dubai, you get to choose from a variety of board such as CBSE, IB, London board etc etc.

[@futurixtv]

In Dubai you pay 5% VAT on everything..

[@vijaynagpal1268]

Yeah..true..But no tax on your Income😊 What you earn is totally yours🎉

[@user-hf2zl4rc6v]

Annual one month leave rahata hai Dubai me...

[@hitfitnagpal]

Which is great I believe.

[@codercod4679]

This is a good video. I subscribed just by watching this video. I hope to see more good content from you. One point I would like to add is tolerance. UAE is very very very tolerant and open to all religions. I am not sure how Canada is. Would you share some light on this?

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you, glad you liked it and found it useful. Canada is a bag of mixed culture. People here are very patient (there is even a joke that you will find 4 Canadians at an all way stop waiting for the other person to pass first). They are so patient and have been very well accepting people from all race and religion. One thing I wanna add is the “how are you doing culture” that even while ordering coffee or just walking the dog, that’s the first thing people ask each other here which I did not find in dubai or anywhere else. I remember when I visited dubai last year and at the immigration counter I asked a local, how are you doing and he was like passport please lol 😂

[@abhishekfatnani1472]

Bro am working in dubai for the past 5 years and what ever you say about the jobs its not same for all my all employers was greedy....they dont support at all if its in their hand they will not give us a weekly off as we and its not just about me my friends are facing the same...not all employers are bad but mine they dont even follow the labour laws

[@abhishekfatnani1472]

And regarding the holidays of eid/ National Day, i never had even one since i came, and they didn't pay as well

[@hitfitnagpal]

Oh shoot, sorry to hear that you have had a bad experience with the employer. Unfortunately it is very much employer driven and yes from benefits and right perspective there isn’t a lot that one can do in Dubai/UAE.. labour laws in Canada are more employee friendly and safeguard employees interests.

[@rg5806]

Dubai has different laws for local people & Indians are always differentiated.

[@hitfitnagpal]

I am unaware of this.

[@soniamirchandani8336]

Kindly tell about the job opportunities in Dubai

[@hitfitnagpal]

What specific domain?

[@mayssanehakmi7225]

@@hitfitnagpal please how about who have the Moroccan nationality in the field of finance what is the salary how can we get job from our country

[@hitfitnagpal]

@@mayssanehakmi7225 getting a job in Dubai from Home country can be slightly tricky. Best way is to travel on a visit visa and try giving interviews personally. Salaries are based on nationality so you should have no issues in getting a job. Infact a lot of companies in Dubai need to have resources of different nationalities, so that will work out in your favour.

[@fayyazowaisi8614]

You missed kids education one of the main point?

[@hitfitnagpal]

Unfortunately I did! Thank you for noticing. I hope you liked the video otherwise.

[@alwyndias1035]

@@hitfitnagpal And also the Retirement Benefits, Citizenship

[@aminakhatoon7679]

It's not like that every company provide air fare neither househelp is so cheap I don't know about uae but in bahrain its not so cheap

[@hitfitnagpal]

I agree... The comparison is on the basis of someone who is working in a reputable organization in Dubai and at a respectable position. Some lower level jobs will not get this benefit from the employer. House help is cheap in Dubai and my comparison was completely based on Dubai and Canada, not considering Bahrain as I dont have anyone to share knowledge and experience from Bahrain. Thank you for your feedback on the video. I hope this helps! :)

[@nikhiltaneja6996]

Bro i just deleted my comment as i can get tracked in uae but i just want to say 1 thing that dubai is not truly what your freind is saying everything regarding safety n all is ok but that too to some extent only. Also most of the residents here in uae wants to move west to get settled as here is nothing as being settled in 21st century its very tough to live your whole life on visa specially when you are old. Rest people are smart enough to decide.

[@Ronnieronson]

Yep, this tracking stuff would never happen in Canada. I have literally seen poster on people's houses with F*** Trudeau ( google about it) but no harm was done to that house or house owner. Try something similar in India or UAE, outcome will be different! 😅 But yeah, over all what you said makes sense!

[@hitfitnagpal]

I agree with your comment and that is a big drawback of living in Dubai unfortunately.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Haha I agree. I have seen people putting stickers on their car about F*** Trudeau too.. One can’t do that in Dubai 😀

[@om4114595ar]

I don’t mind that you speak hindi but way the title is in English but there is no even English subtitles so what should we do try as non Indian speakers just write the subtitle to hindi

[@hitfitnagpal]

Hello! Yea I do remember a few people had the same comment and hence I did try to put key words in English that we were discussing all throughout the video. Not sure if that was helpful. If not, then I can try to have subtitles in English as well. Would appreciate your feedback. Thank you 😊

[@rg5806]

No citizenship pathway.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Yep that’s right

[@ijlalnoor]

Great video, but please don’t add the random text animations while you’re speaking. It’s very distracting

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you, glad you liked it. Noted, however it was added for someone who doesn’t understand Hindi so he can follow the conversation with words in English ..

[@uaetravelandinfo]

No chance of getting Citizenship

[@hitfitnagpal]

yes, I did mention that in this video or probably the next one - Cost of Living in Dubai one..

[@khans3773]

Salary is not so good compared to Canada

[@hitfitnagpal]

Salary depends on a lot of factors and hence it’s not easy to compare directly as such.

[@powerofmantras6578]

Sir you forgot to add education of kids & adult which is way expensive in Dubai compare to canada. Night life- plz go to king street @2am. Trust me its close to new york.Night life depends on your age, priorities. pension & health is real security in life which does not exist in Dubai. House- They leave in those compact mumbai style apartments. Lastly living in dubai is like a nomad

[@hitfitnagpal]

Yes I missed education and it is expensive as compared to Canada. Night life doesn’t only mean who we see at king street but what’s open at that hour. Shops/Stores/groceries etc shut here at 9pm on weekdays and 6pm on weekends. It’s all about priorities. I am not worried about pension if I can make more money and invest it myself than depending on government to give me pension. Healthcare is slow and delayed. Houses - go to any downtown condo and you ll know the real Match size houses. I have loved in one for 2 yrs and hence I know.

[@amitrajoria4548]

All are expats in middle East. So they get 30 days leave and airfare. It's not missed in canada as most of them are permanent residence. So why airfare by employer gives you in canada. Minimum wages are regulated in canada. No minimum wage in UAE so exploitation of labour or house help is easy. If you can afford. You can have maid in Canada as well. You get 5 vat on everything in UAE as well. Even Resturent put you 5% vat in uae as well. Thus guy from UAE shared his personal experience that us not valuable or resonate with all expats of UAE. So it's just 1 person experience if UAE vs canada. Not a generalised experiences. NO monthly rent is UAE compare to Canada. Plus indirect tax expats pay like housing fees. Ejari fees etc.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Thank you for sharing your feedback. I agree all expats live in dubai however IMHO, employer providing such benefits is a very good thing. They could very well choose not to do so. Labor is cheap and exploited in dubai and many other countries unfortunately however it works out in the favour of many who otherwise won’t be able to afford househelp. 5% tax Vs 13% tax is considerably higher. Here there is 13% tax on EVERYTHING.

[@amitrajoria4548]

@@hitfitnagpal this discussion is incomparable again.one person's experience getting decent salary and perks in Dubai. He doesn't represent the majority of Labour class or masses. He only represent the smaller section of society. Labour is cheap so let it be exploit as per your above comment. Same happens in India and UAE.same electrician or maid when cone to Canada starts getting minimum wages. Than you guys start crying ohh let to DIY. There is no house help in Canada.why don't you say you can't afford it due to minimum wage standards.it torn down your pocket. salary is well below compare to north American standards in UAE. So taxes are in that comparison. That airfare is around 1000 aed to 2000 aed in 2 years for most of the companies. Some even payimg aed 500.You get lot of benefits after payimg taxes in canada. You won't get anything being expat in UAE.majority of working class in UAE can't afford home in UAE due to low salary. They living in shared rooms or partition rooms. You are talking about only of those getting good salary and perks. These are only around 15% of population in UAE. Rest expat are only surviving hand to mouth. You and your friend don't know about real dubai or UAE. That lives away from those glittering light and posh neighbourhood.this is 90% of population. Come and see reality than do comparison.

[@amitrajoria4548]

@@hitfitnagpal by the way i lived in Dubai for 18 year's. Now since 2017 living and working in north York. I know what is real and what is fake. Trust me I am happy that i make right decision.

[@amitrajoria4548]

@@hitfitnagpal you talking about life dead after 10 PM in canada or on weekends. Yes. Cos no one is expat There.shopworkers or restaurant workers also have family. They also want to enjoy days with family at home.

[@ChuTiya_TechHQ]

there is no compression between ""free world" and "restricted world". life is not about money. even Toronto is expensive I will never move to dubai or any islamic world just for money....

[@rg5806]

Dubai is no good for Sindhis.

[@hitfitnagpal]

Not aware of this either.

[@spartacusm7594]

Too bad this is not in English !

[@hitfitnagpal]

Let me try to see if I can add English subtitles. I tried to add a lot of words in English all throughout the video that keeps showing up trying to give anyone a synopsis of the conversation.

[@rupeshkumar-tt6mt]

Hey Bro, Thank you so much Dude. Canada is anyway I hate all the time. I need contact detail for your Dubai friend as I need to contact him for Dubai

[@hitfitnagpal]

Hey Rupesh, sure connect with me on Instagram and I can help you with the details you might need for Dubai. Thanks! 😊

[@rupeshkumar-tt6mt]

@@hitfitnagpal May i know your insta id?

[@hitfitnagpal]

Sure it is hitfitnagpal.