India to Canada🇨🇦 | in-flight experience| Oman & Egypt air @ 65000 part -2

Moving to a new country can be an emotional journey filled with a range of experiences and feelings. Here's a glimpse of what the emotional journey from India to Canada might entail:
Excitement and Anticipation: When the decision to move to Canada is made, there is often a sense of excitement and anticipation about the new opportunities, experiences, and possibilities that lie head. It's a time of envisioning a fresh start and a better future.
Nervousness and Anxiety: As the departure date approaches, it's common to feel nervous and anxious about leaving behind familiar surroundings, friends, and family. Adjusting to a new culture, language, and environment can be overwhelming, and uncertainties about the unknown can cause anxiety.
Sadness and Homesickness: Once in Canada, feelings of sadness and homesickness can arise. Missing loved ones, the familiarity of home, and the comfort of one's native culture are common emotions. Adjusting to a new place takes time, and the longing for what was left behind is natural.
Culture Shock: Culture shock is a common experience when transitioning to a different country. It involves feeling disoriented, experiencing differences in social norms, customs, and ways of life. Adapting to new cultural practices and learning to navigate unfamiliar systems can be challenging and emotionally taxing.
Exploration and Adaptation: Over time, as one begins to settle into the new environment, there's often a sense of curiosity and exploration. Discovering the local community, making new friends, and embracing the multicultural aspects of Canada can be exciting and enriching. This phase allows for personal growth and the development of a sense of belonging.
Achievement and Pride: As individuals start to build their lives in Canada, achieving personal and professional milestones can evoke feelings of accomplishment and pride. Overcoming initial challenges, finding employment, pursuing education, or achieving other goals can boost self-confidence and foster a sense of belonging. #indianyoutuber #hinditravelvlogs #canadavlogs #internationalstudents #canada #hometour #housetour #canadahousetour #internationalstudents #lifeincanada #canadaExpecationvsReality #movingtocanada #indianincanada #informationaboutcanadalnhindi #candavlogs #livingincanada #lifeofanindianincanada #whattodoafterarrivingincanada #BeforeIArriveCanada #ThingsToKnowBeforeIArriveCanda
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Disclaimer:
I am not an immigration officer or financial consultant or realtor. The content of this video reflects solely my personal opinions, derived from my own experiences and research. It should not be considered as legal advice. I am not affiliated with any government organization or department. I bear no liability or responsibility for how the shared information is interpreted, utilized, or decisions made based on it.

[@rakshitsarangal1681]

hi, actually i am travelling in egypt air from india to cairo ,has 4hrs55min layover and then cairo to toronto.. so i want to ask , were you asked to collect the baggage again at the layover airport and do the people at delhi airport asked you regarding the baggage as [ where you want your baggage]..?? please reply

[@livewellvlogs]

We only get our luggage at the final destination (2 big Bags). The problem with Cairo is they are rude and mistreat you - serve beef and fish only on the airlines - and take ur small bag and laptop aswel in check-in and shout if it's overweight we have to pay fees upfront - don't take a camera(DSLR) as well they take it for security check and delete all ur data. best of luck

[@peekaboo1545]

Do i need transit visa for this route ?in makemytrip it shows transit visa is required

[@livewellvlogs]

If you are require to checkin again with ur luggage then yes - its free when you book a single ticket with under the same PNR.

[@peekaboo1545]

@@livewellvlogs where did you book the flight tickets from?

[@livewellvlogs]

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