WHY ARE PEOPLE LEAVING CANADA IN 2024 || REVERSE MIGRATION EXPLAINED || MR PATEL ||

[@ab25396]

Returned from UK after 12 years and feeling like a King in Kolkata..

[@Sukhmam231]

More like a frog in well who believes its an ocean

[@jigargandhi1654]

My both friends even got PR but returned back to india forever.... No jobs, savings, depression, harsh weather, no emotional support loneliness, rising cost of living

[@frankfanning6341]

Until 2020 (pandemic), most lifelong Canadians would have proudly & quickly said Canada is a great place. For multiple generations (young & old). It still is in many ways. But like all countries, a bunch of things have made life more difficult lately. During the COVID lockdowns, many people went wild wanting to buy a house (urban & rural). Increasing demand and rising prices. Not long after, inflation caused mortgage rates especially to rise. Rent costs soared too. People interested in working in hospitals declined. Less doctors etc.. Simultaneously in Canada, the number of people coming by air, land and boat to claim asylum skyrocketed. For example, in 2023 alone, in just one region (Central Canada) around 400 people arrived per day (on average). Ditto for other populated provinces. Also the number of international students SKYROCKETED too. In 2023, averaging around 2,000 per day across Canada. Years 2021 and 2022 had high #s too. Hospitals hit with many wanting free healthcare. Less doctors/nurses etc., means greater waiting times. A severe housing crisis has occurred in many western countries including in Canada. In ways not seen in people's lifetimes. The majority trying to migrate to Canada recently have been from South Asia. And it's become extremely obvious to Canadians. Even those that are very used to much diversity & many cultures. Plus neighborhoods now know that international students are primarily using schooling as a 'back door' ticket to come to Canada for permanent residency. No one says it in public amongst strangers, but everyone knows because they've witnessed the extreme PR frenzy firsthand by now. To many Canadians it has felt like a tidal wave that has reached all cities and small towns, with a post secondary school. This extreme situation NEVER existed prior to 4 years ago. Now westerners want the money greedy agents (pseudo smugglers) in other countries to stop marketing & LYING to their own people about access to PR or citizenship … or accommodation/jobs … being easy (to get). And for any greedy people living in western countries to be ashamed of themselves if they're hurting students. Anyone doing things to make $ off of people's PR desires or desperation. At best, there is a 25% chance of gaining PR (better odds if you are masters/medicine etc.). Not all players across the board have acted honestly over the years, i.e. false asylum claims, contract marriages (IELTS spouse), anchor babies, fraud. Canada has asked the India government to prevent “ghost consulting”. The PRIVATE (non-public) colleges are especially being investigated (including looking for strong oversea ties). Canadians are meeting students who told Canada they have enough $, but it turns out they borrowed it (some borrowed it for the application process only). Canadian food banks and other CHARITY services have been recklessly advertised on KZbin (by India students in Indian language). Many transit services have launched stricter rules, i.e. lost monthly bus passes registered in your name are now never replaced (unlike before). Then this year throw in all the Palestinian vs Israeli angry protests happening regularly in cities. Plus the Sikh vs Hindu violence/extortion mostly happening in Ontario and British Columbia. Plus the Canadian government also recently launched investigations in regards to foreign interference in Canadian elections. All stemming from Asia continent. Hate crimes have gone from rare to occasional (primarily South Asians against South Asians). Canadians are so so so not used to all this. So many, who have embraced multi-culturalism and immigration for decades are now VERY worried and fearful (due to all of the above). And all are praying it doesn't turn into great anger (like in the USA). Canadians want multi-culturism to succeed … and for all people (including immigrants) to be okay. Everyone I know is very happy with Canada Immigration's recent changes (reductions & investigations). Including multi-generational long-term Asian-Canadians where many have been the most upset (by all of this).

[@Harry-yx3ib]

Lol ur friends must be idiots or unskilled, they returned coz here in canada they did not get jobs with recommendations of their mai baaps.😂

[@Harry-yx3ib]

​@@frankfanning6341during covid buying houses 😂😂😂

[@avijitbasu5789]

Desis dream of GORI MEMS!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Harsh_3260]

વેરી long comment

[@ssharif2870]

100 percent truth. And this is sad reality 😔😔

[@mariadavis3797]

Your title is in English and the video in a foreign language; that’s false advertising.

[@The_Nameshake]

Chutiya government wasting tax payers money on KZbin propaganda 😂😂😂 reality is every year migration population increases from India 😂😂 what a waste and chutiya andhbhakt waali government

[@sambharda4179]

are you also ready to move back

[@blitzkrieg2682]

@@mariadavis3797 That's definitely a problem with Indian videos - people speak both languages and especially while surfing the internet they tend to use English but in conversations it is native. But to help you out a bit: He is discussing Emigration as the title suggests and below are the reasons for emigration from his experience: 1. Initially people emigrating were older (around 60 years old) since they could survive better on the pension that the government of Canada provides in their home country, let's say India, where the cost of living is almost 5 times lower. 2. Recently, too many people, especially from India, have migrated to Canada, mainly students. Therefore, there are no part-time or even full-time jobs owing to increased competition. 3. Since students are not getting any jobs, people have now resorted to illegal means of work thereby increasing robbery and theft, which are on an exponential rise in Canada. 4. Drugs are a major issue in Canada and the government is hardly doing anything to control it. If anything they are encouraging drug use. 5. Emigration among young people (20 - 35 years old) will increase in the coming years since people are finding it hard to live in Canada. The country is in a worse shape than ever. 6. If someone is still planning on coming to Canada then they should be skilled in a high-demand occupation like medicine, agriculture, etc to have a survival chance. Also, not to forget the taxes, which are extremely high in Canada. 7. He ends the video by giving an example of a family which left because their household income was too low - around 60K. The breadwinner of the family was in finance/accounting.

[@contactmeani]

10 years ... and you say this ? So is India even pathetic that you didnt go back ?

[@shobhitdixit991]

Finally someone who actually understands the problem and can explain the situation well. Good job.

[@Anonymous11175]

Canada is a country that attracts skilled people from all over the world to work in labor jobs.

[@RAhamed-fe6no]

Modern slavery

[@subhasishborkotoky8196]

😂😂😂

[@modestacattaruzza7400]

​@@RAhamed-fe6nogoodbye

[@avijitbasu5789]

Slave Labor of 21 century. The WHIP of 17 century has been substituted by the PR card of 21 century.

[@stephenwilson4931]

Even labourers have quality of life there... ever saw an indian labour driving a car??

[@Gav-can]

You are absolutely right Mr Patel, Stay blessed always…

[@befikar8070]

Whatever he’s saying is 100% truth. I came here few months back and I feel it was worst decision of my life.

[@richardrogers7479]

You should go home! What ever shit hole .

[@piyushrawat42]

I am currently in the IT industry in India working with a decent package. I went to to Canada in April, 2023 and before coming to Canada I worked in IT industry for almost 7 years. After spending only a month here I packed my bags and left coz the conditions people were living in was sad to see. Everything was so saddening in Canada, from their poor public transport to their awful medical system. Not to forget high rent and harsh weather conditions and lack of opportunities.

[@testicool013]

Dude I’ve been to India

[@sainan4544]

Haha. Really 😂

[@johnnygaddar5742]

Bullshit alert

[@sumitsingh4005]

Tumari English Dekh Pata chaltaa hai Tum Sach Bool Rahhe ho😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dsp2035]

Good decision

[@Iamnis861]

Makes sense totally, would love to get a glimpse of your journey how u started here in canada , ur current phase and where do u see yourself in the next few years in terms of ur goals and achievements

[@YTGR-g8z]

Yeh kaam ki baat nahi jayega. He talks reality but most of it is nonsense.. Nothing informative.. Yeh sochta hai ki yeh duniya ko asli chehra dikhayega, lekin sabki apni apni kismat hai.. Jo struggle jisne krna hai, vo karega.

[@Fact-Insider-SY]

Yes I'm left canada 2 months ago,i lived in Canada for 6 years but things are not same as they were . Now currently I'm in Oman.

[@KishoreMeganathan]

Is Oman better than Canada? Any examples you can give besides tax free income and proximity to India?

[@Harsh_3260]

Why oman???

[@avijitbasu5789]

Did you pick your CANADIAN passport before exiting Canada? 😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷

[@SS-kg8qw]

Looks like you took the passport and left 😂

[@Ashgrao]

​@harsh.hk__ Proximity to India (just 2 hours away), tax free salaries, World class infrastructure, pretty reasonable cost of living with a western lifestyle are some of the reasons perhaps. There's several people I personally know returning from Canada/UK back to the Gulf after having moved from here a few years ago.

[@dhruvpatel7457]

I am living for past 6 months and here my observation: (1) Druggie and homeless people (2) Difficult to find full time and part time job (3) Worst medical system.you have to wait for 8 hours for in medical emergency.(What if you have serious injuries and you don't get treatment at right time) (4) High taxes (5) Inflation and high rents (6) High real estate prices (7) Extreme cold (8) Racist people (very few Canadian gentleman like old days)

[@SanghPath]

sahi me kya...fir to kya faida?

[@MeetPatel-z5m]

I have been here in Canada for 5 years and have not faced racism yet.

[@inderpreetsingh8820]

@@MeetPatel-z5m So? Your subjective experience negates the experience of all others who face racism?

[@SanghPath]

@@MeetPatel-z5m Bhai sach batao...jaye ki na jaye...

[@randomriddle539]

aajao vapas bro

[@mukundpatel1995]

While immigration means for an individual or a family to move to a new country from their country of origin with due formalities at the embassy, the word migration denotes the act of moving from one place to another - within a country or across borders, for people or birds, and usually refers not to a single individual or family but a a larger demographic. Hope it helps

[@virendrasinghgirase5030]

I am currently living in Toronto downtown, and this guy said actual truth

[@Jayantamukherjee19758]

love you bro

[@jass2748]

Students are the main reason for the crashed economy of canada

[@promisesmithee943]

Yes I live in Toronto and it’s happening

[@pepewr]

I am currently inside CN Tower, and this guy said actual truth

[@ericyuan9718]

Just leave and tell everyone you know in India to never come to Canada. This is not a land of opportunity.

[@hiteshraut5342]

I personally feel after living in Toronto downtown for 2 years, my life in Mumbai was much better but my aim is to get exposure in different countries and use that knowledge and go back India with top management position so I can contribute in our economy. There are pros and cons everywhere, however my advise to all students to evaluate what you want before taking major step in life. And never curse yourself for wrong decision just try to find way. All the best students in Canada.

[@avijitbasu5789]

So you intend to pick your Canadian passport and return home? Old INDIAN strategy!!!😷😷😷😷😷😷😷

[@SS-kg8qw]

You are not going back... 😂 this exposure stuff is blah blah blah.. I don't think you are going to get any extra exposure in Canada which you can't get in Mumbai. Sach toh bolo... Take passport aand leave

[@RAhamed-fe6no]

Canada is a disaster. Only good to use Canada to get passport then leave to better country

[@ninii394]

​@@avijitbasu5789why strategy? They'll get pension from canda and live in India?

[@proudindiancitizen2494]

No need... please continue to not blame yourself too and continue to live there.. the people who live, study and work here and are with India with her challenges, are the ones who deserve the top jobs here.

[@Alwayshungry_nicky]

He is actually spitting the truth. I have been in Niagara for the past three months, and there are a ton of homeless and druggies, here in terms of safety totally big 0.

[@lakeofbays1622]

@Alwayshungry_nicky When are planning to reverse migrate? Oh I forgot. You cannot reverse migrate. Still does not have PR.🤣🤣

[@The_Nameshake]

Chutiya government wasting tax payers money on KZbin propaganda 😂😂😂 reality is every year migration population increases from India 😂😂 what a waste and chutiya andhbhakt waali government

[@sambharda4179]

yes i think you should go back where you came from

[@A.r.j.u.n33]

I'm planning to spend 30 lakhs to migrate to canada and do my pg there. Is it worth? Should i come??

[@sambharda4179]

@@A.r.j.u.n33 yes your pg will carry a lot of weight any where in the world if it is from a reputable uni

[@amitavanath4393]

Very authentic & real video. We took PR , lived in Canada for 8 - 9 yrs, took citizenship & came back to India as an OCI. We are now trying to move to USA. We both are Sr. IT professional , even in IT industry salary is lesser than USA ,sometimes than in India ( if you compare PPP) This Govt. has destroyed Canada & collapsed the economy.

[@drajdew1664]

Same problem in usa

[@VarPb-wc6gd]

I don't want to live in a country having average home prices of $1 million. 30 years of mortgage enslavement?

[@Meharamjeetsingh]

Sahi kaha bhai

[@thefishychannel1420]

That's normal. You should work all your life

[@Meharamjeetsingh]

@@thefishychannel1420 if want to spend life then live in canada and if want to live the life then India

[@chennareddygovardhan2934]

For ous in India same condition in hospitals can't even pay 70k after 13 years of exp. With medical degree commerce degree and masters in hospital management for us those conditions is good apart from Softwares those salaries are good

[@justinbabie-ln8gz]

even in india you won't get home for less than 1.5cr in any good area. At least the pays would be high in Canada. In India neither pays are good and property is sky touching.

[@kc4276]

I have my PR card (did my soft landing in October 2022), and I haven’t returned to Canada since then. I’ll wait for a little while longer before I take a final call.

[@santoshray4553]

We totally agree with Mr.Patel .. love you brother from Mumbai 😊

[@kalyanchatterjee8624]

First of all... very good video. Liked and subscribed. Here is what I think (in-line with what you're saying): 1. Unemployable south Asian youth coming in hoards due to poor government policy (or lack of) . This definitely has exploded the housing cost. 2. They got fooled by influencer videos on social media and didn't realize that Canada is hard work. 3. Global slow down of economy As a person of Indian origin having lived in India and Canada almost equally, I can assure you things get better over time. The first 3-4 fours might be a struggle. Upgrade your skills, learn to speak better English (or French), go to networking events and be prepared to hustle. I would get a lot of flak for saying this, life in Canada is still 100x better than life in India. Sure cost of labour is cheap in India and you can afford to be lazy but if nothing else kills you in India, pollution will. I travel to India one or two times per year (for work) and I know the ground reality there. If being lazy is your objective (saw one video where this "influencer" complained about having to make IKEA furniture) India is the best place. For everything else, hustle and make it work in Canada. Last advice ... try to live outside of communal hubs like Brampton and Surrey.

[@sreenivasarao1993]

yes, I agree that...Life in India is 100x better in Canada ,,,ppl becoming lazy here in India..no following of Laws, no rules obeying, all streets with garbage. Multiple party blaming each others..not supporting good policies, all free schemes, reservations, no support to genuine ppl and projects...cast, religious things,,, more over no recognition to original talent ,,,bribery, illegal activities, big big scams...etc... India is developing, our political system is destroying our growth,, many..I love India...pray God for changing of our policies and system....we can earn there and invest here ,,,,travel here and there until India becomes corruption free & reservation free....true patriotic politicians survive...many changes required here..,,Bharathmatha ki jai 👍🙏

[@stutiraval8790]

I'm 22. I was a student in Canada. I am going back to India after 11 months. I lived in Toronto. I'm going in March ending. So yes. This is the current scenario of Canada. Young people are also migrating so do the age of 40- 50 and also I don't find myself fit in here. What I want to that can be easily done in India. So yeah I am moving back.

[@SanghPath]

Why. Reason to batao

[@Harsh_3260]

Good decision because the earlier the better

[@MrpatelHANUMAN]

Hey, can you please contact me on [e-mail] would like to have a chat with you. thanks

[@Namastefromnorth]

Good decision india 🇮🇳 is growing showed its status allready to Canada last year. That’s why Canada got fukced up. Quality of immigration has dropped in Canada.

[@mandeepkaur7458]

Canada main Kam se kam pension tu hai India main Jo hai wo bhi khatam kar rahe hai

[@onkarbaath3965]

This guy is spilling FACTS!!! I went to Canada in September 2022 as a Permanent Resident through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program/Express Entry. I lived there for four months and returned to India in December 2022 itself. Life in Canada was not as I had imagined while living in India. I used to envision Canada much differently, as Mr. Patel portray it, with clubbing, parties, outings, and so on. However, I encountered loneliness, depression, minimal social life, high taxes, and extremely cold weather (sometimes as low as -40 degrees Celsius). Nevertheless, I am glad I made the decision to return to India and have no thoughts of going back to Canada, not even for a vacation.

[@dhruvpatel7457]

How much do you spend on PR

[@RohKage]

ab toh jammu janne tk ka mann na karta hoga

[@pratibhamahawar2429]

Acha Kiya Jo Ghar vapis aaye 👍🏻

[@anureet_1710]

same here I returned back in 15 days

[@mrb7931]

It costs ₹30 Lakhs ​@@dhruvpatel7457

[@naveensriramulu8936]

Thanks Patel, your opinions are very significant and will really help people to make informed decisions who want to migrate to Canada.

[@ysindia]

Very nice Mr. Patel. I have been living in Canada for last 20 years, jobs were always difficult but yet it was an affordable country. Housing was not difficult. Desi influx of mainly students with unknown agenda has indeed been uncontrollable and are making life for family oriented immigrants more difficult..

[@ramaram5828]

Hi mere ko aana ha

[@SS-kg8qw]

@@ramaram5828 aa jao

[@RAhamed-fe6no]

More difficult? It's a complete disaster

[@AB.926]

How are the students making life difficult for families? Stop attacking other immigrants, these students are the people that are running the highly expensive universities of Canada. I am not a student I came as a foreign worker.

[@ysindia]

@@AB.926 Majority students have an agenda of short cut to immigration and start picking jobs at dirt cheap wages. Local students use to get those jobs at basic wages but no more. They are ruining houses that they rent. Sometime back there was a gang war between Indian students when families decided not to rent them anymore. We cannot visit public places with families as these groups behave horribly and are loud beyond bearable limits. For your information 400 students were deported as they were found having fake credentials, you think they will run Canadian universities? Canada had family oriented immigration and life was beautiful, we were less Indians before but lived and socialized very well. Student influx is killing it, I wish government curbs this influx.

[@MK-fy4ij]

Increase in crime is mainly because of youngsters coming from Haryana & Punjab. Video has given genuine feedback.

[@ruchisehgal1239]

Agree to some extent but to make robbery in those countries you need technical skill which south indian have. So it's a perfect match n combination

[@MK-fy4ij]

@@ruchisehgal1239 Lol. Nothing like that. Search video with LCBO (alcohol) robbery & search for names of criminals. This is from December- accused are Brampton residents Shamsher Singh, 26, Jaswinder Singh, 55, Lovepreet Singh, 55, of and Shehnajdeep Singh Brar, 25. Another case from this week: The LCBO robbery suspect police pursued the wrong way down Highway 401 before a crash that killed him and three other people was out on bail following a string of robberies at other LCBO stores and a Home Depot in the western GTA. Gagandeep Singh, 21, was facing three charges of theft under $5,000 and one charge of robbery, related to an alleged stealing spree between Jan. 15 and Feb. 27. The charges, according to court documents, included using violence against one man at an Oakville LCBO.

[@blueheaven4838]

I have heard countless stories of students from hinterlands in India behaving like they do in India in Canada and Australia. Passing comments in Hindi when they see foreign women, making cat calls. Then they get assaulted and it makes headlines the next day as Indian students assaulted.

[@CanadaMath]

In 2004 I wrote a somewhat famous article called 'Top 8 reasons not to immigrate to Canada'. In short, the Canadian authorities tried to destroy my life. They made it so that I could not be employable in Canada. So I moved to the U.S. in 2005 and then some years later I moved permanently to the Philippines. I am happy that so many years later videos like yours are saying essentially the same things that I did. I was ahead of my time. I will never go back to Canada. Not to live, not to visit, not even a connecting flight. Too cold, too expensive, taxes are astronomical, no culture, no freedom, no jobs, no opportunities, only modern slavery, worst healthcare system, unbearable political correctness, crime infested/drug infested, xenophobic people, too depressing. It has become a North Korea style dictatorship in the western world. Their are many reasons why Canada has fallen apart. But the number one reason is ‘multiculturalism’. My friends, multiculturalism simply does not work. Different cultures do not come together and mix, different cultures come together and clash. The world is divided into different countries for a reason: because people hate each other and only want to be with their own kind. The number two reason for Canada’s demise is ‘socialism’. In this modern era of aging populations, it is mathematically impossible for socialism to continue. The government does not have the money to take care of old people and provide healthcare, pensions and the various other benefits, even with the astronomical taxation that burdens hard working Canucks. Well Canada, you had a good run. Time for Canucks to move to an emerging country. We welcome you here in Southeast Asia.

[@vishnuacharya9366]

You think...you are ahead of your time....but you're stuck in the past....and we Indians are diverse and living happily, apart from some anti-social elements. So, mate you need to change your perception.

[@CanadaMath]

@@vishnuacharya9366 I lived in Canada for 30 years and you are lecturing me? What a joke. Indians have their own country, but instead of staying there they move to Canada to be slaves. I know the reason: because India is a dirty, disgusting corrupt hell. I lived in India from 2015-2019. Surprised?!?

[@CanadaMath]

@@SanghPath Because your mother told me to.

[@SanghPath]

@@CanadaMath Please also teach some math to your mom...she was telling me she can't take 10' 😂

[@evm6177]

His honest facts makes sense to me.. Thank you sir. 👍 glad I saw your comment. 😎

[@HarDik-70410]

मैं सूरत गुजरात से हूं, मैं बैटर लाइफ के लिए कनाडा आया था, मैं 2023 में कनाडा आया था, अब मैं कनाडा में फ़ैक्टरी में काम करता हूँ अब मुझे एहसास हुआ कनाडा में मध्यम वर्ग के भारतीयों के लिए जीवन बहुत कठिन है अब मैंने फैसला किया है कि मैं जल्द ही भारत लौटूंगा भारत श्रेष्ठ है, 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@MrJabez123]

Phle Bharat nali me tha jo ab shreshth h

[@dsp2035]

Ghar aaja pardesi

[@rimakhera9354]

avto rahe commerce student chhe?

[@akshayjadhav9754]

Mat aao Canadian dream sach kro

[@Anondrops]

​@@akshayjadhav9754Nahi karna usse canadian dream to? ભાઈ આવી જા પાછો મોજ છે અહીંયા

[@nishtha06]

Yes 💯 true information...

[@asadb1990]

Also maybe canada should implement stronger laws to insure local citizens and pr get preference. Like employer needs to apply to government to ensure there is real need for non resident. Students should also fall into this category. I swear so many toxic "managers" in construction industry now that are literally brand new to canada and got job within months of arrival. They come for cheap and businesses have no problem hiring them.

[@sanjaydoshi7968]

Canada is like a refugee country. You dont have job opportunities in India , so you go to Australia or Canada. 😢

[@spawn11]

If u work 40 hours (full time) u can't save anything. Saving, ghar Lena bhool jawo...whatever u earn goes into basic necessities. Pay hadn't gone up with expenses

[@loverebel6632]

taxes bhi bahot high hai ,

[@spawn11]

@@loverebel6632 that's why I don't do overtime. Not worth it. U taxed heavy for doing OT

[@MDM5894]

you are 1000% right right right this problem over all Canada

[@bhupendrapatel2971]

Really Well analicic. Very big help each & every students who comes there.

[@evm6177]

His honest facts makes sense to me.. Thank you sir. 👍 glad I saw your invaluable video. 😎

[@lalitchaudhary78]

Love your way of explanation, God bless you

[@sarveshrao8304]

In short, living in India is better than living in Canada for Indian immigrants of Canada

[@rakhimukerji7937]

IT DEPENDS ON YOUR EXPECTATION.If you are from previlleged background why migrate?

[@Syedmudassir1003]

Well excellent analysis by you

[@nishachor]

Summary of the video - Wherever Indians go, runs that place down by tuning that place into mini-India. Indians watching the video and reading my comment can learn one good lesson - Do not turn any other country into India, if you love India so much, then stay in India. If you do migrate to another country, please integrate and learn their culture. That way, you would be an awesome citizen knowing how to adapt in both India and whichever country you're migrated to.

[@shubhamsethvicky9441]

Not Indians.. But Muslims from all over the world turn those countries.. Be it demanding the sharia law or the increase in crime rate

[@viktoradvanifriman9600]

Best comment on this issue. Thank you! I wish more people would think in this way.

[@blueheaven4838]

I had visited Australia. My relatives told me that sometimes they are fed up of Indians behaving like they do in India. the students speak loudly in trains, pass comments on girls in Hindi thinking that the others don't understand. It really creates a bad image of Indians in general. However these are few cases and with the number of students increasing these cases rise.

[@seemaa130]

I agree with you they donot love this country all they think about is India in Africa Indians were the same they used to put African down and were not even paying them proper wages meanwhile save money and send to India they were not loyal to Africa same they are doing here they are not loyal to Canada or any other country they go to If you want to be happy you have to”love this country and respect their values forget about India if you like India that much then donot come here everywhere Indians they ruin the neighbourhood which so bad they have advantage they have a an ancestral home you have asset so why come here and I presume must be Hindus so modi is not giving you problem he is not taking land away or breaking your home minorities have problem there we who come from Africa we know what it is like not to have your homeland when we were kicked out of UGANDA India did not take us Canada and European. Countries took us and we are happy we worked hard and achieved I have no desire to go anywhere not even India especially the way Muslims are treated there these whites are thousand times better than I Indians just follow their rules and you will be fine. This is what I think of Indians and that is why they are not liked look at Dubai I was shocked how many crime they are doing they donot have any value left of being Indians

[@deathbringer8719]

let me tell you one thing as i am in canada and this guy was my class mate in university. listen to him he is not my friend but i am telling you he is right and always have solid research on whatever he is saying. things you see in instagram or fb about canada is true but only for particular areas like cities where indian immigrants are more there is a job issue. currently where i am working is far away from those areas and living here is dream come true no part time jobs issues or even field work issued thing is our population is coming to yhose few cities and crying out loud that canada isnt good for them, well they dont want to explore rest of the canada isnt like that. do some research before coming here and make sure you choose right path or career before coming here.

[@abundancepositive]

Which Canadian city are you currently in?

[@AkashdeepSingh-dp4cx]

He will not reply ​@@abundancepositive

[@sadyasinthi6187]

Which city are you there?

[@StubbornPatel]

Which city bro ? And if I'm not wrong you are talking about Ontario right ?

[@deathbringer8719]

@@abundancepositive it’s collingwood in ontario

[@johanliebert5781]

Here, let me present a long list for Indians to not make the move to Canada : - Isolating and Depressing - Everyone here is just busy working or studying. People barely have time for anyone at all. Even if you are struggling, you might still hear the response " I have work right now, I'll be there after". -High Stress and Depression - Immigrants are constantly living under high stress conditions and fear of uncertainty. A lot of them are struggling with depression. Enough evidence to show that prolonged stress ages you, depresses you, makes you anxious, can give heart attacks and so much more. - Taxes and Income - Almost half of your salary goes to tax. - Travel - Everything is situated at a very long distance and you must drive for basic stuff in most cities. - Public Transit - In most cities public transit sucks real bad. In the city I live, the same distance takes 18 minutes on car but 1.25 hours on transit. - Weather - The weather stays bad for a longer time than good. Lack of sunlight can induce seasonal depression especially in brown population. - Economy - It's going through quite a bad phase, I guess everyone knows about this by now. - Drug Addict Dangers - There is a whole population of homeless drug addicts in almost every part of town who can be quite dangerous and aggressive. - Cold and Dull - Everything is just cold, sterile and dull. There is no liveliness like in India. Streets are just empty and silent, everyone is cooped up in their homes and cars. - Laws - Laws are not exactly favorable for immigrants. - Healthcare - It is horrible. Lack of medical staff, high expenses, very very high wait times, and terrible emergency response. People have to wait in emergency rooms for hours. - Feeling like an outsider - No matter how well you integrate the feeling of an outsider is there. The feeling of belonging is not there. - Staying away from family and friends - Not being able to help them in their time of need or their inability in helping you. Missing out on all the best moments. - Lack of business opportunity - India is a developing nation with such a high population, it has great scope for big business. - Everyone is struggling - You meet people who are living here for years and yet struggling all the time which leaves you with a sense of a bleak future. When does the struggle end? I think people here just accept their fate of becoming a machine. - Housing - There is an ongoing housing crisis. Incredibly difficult to buy a home and pay the mortgage for a lifetime. - Retirement - In the end you are left alone in an empty house where you have to make plans to meet up with your own family. I've met old people working in factories in their 60s saying I'll anyway end up in an old age home. Sad. - Parents - Even if you do bring your parents with you, I've seen and talked to many parents who just want to leave. There is a reason the parents call it a "Meethi Jail". They are unable to adjust. - Racism - The racism in Canada is very subtle but be rest assured that the dinner table conversations make sure that the immigrants are to be blamed for a lot of the troubles. Also, the general image of Indians has deteriorated on the Internet lately. - Purposeless Students - Indian students are mass migrating with no clear purpose. They are leaving their good privileged lives to struggle for basic stuff. The exact opposite of what they set out to get. So once they get their PRs they have no reason left to endure so much struggle. I am saying this even though I have never been depressed and have always been optimistic here. Just imagine.

[@bojangles930]

Very well said. It's a terrible situation. Best of luck to everyone who has come here recently.

[@Real-comment-unreal-name]

Very well written.. just an fyi - it’s not “be rest assured”, only “rest assured”

[@johanliebert5781]

Lol, didn't think anyone would be paying this much attention to language. I know "be and "rest" cannot be written together. However, "be rest assured" is used informally when talking in some places. Rules of grammar are broken often in every day conversation.

[@Mathszone24]

True That's why I also moved back to India

[@johanliebert5781]

How are you liking it back home?

[@sanskruti8556]

Very true I m also in Canada and it is the true reality

[@modestacattaruzza7400]

Pack your bags jack, move and don't comeback noore ,noore . Hit the road out of my country.

[@lovlyndsouza866]

Straight from the heart... straightforward honest ..brilliant...

[@ashupandya7263]

Very expensive and hard to survive… on top of that worst medical system 🔥😡

[@debashishbramha]

I"m from Calcutta a Bengali, every two alternate house in Calcutta a young Boy is in Canada.The parents of that Boy is very proud, may be it is the Indian Middle Class temperament.I also noticed that in South India.Tamils ,Telugu,all think West is the best.Actually the population of India is 1.42 Bn,(55% are below 25 years of age)huge unemployment/underemployment ,there is a massive competition in India, for the young Indians ,young people think by going to the West they can avoid the competition.Thanks for the great post, you have told the truth it seems like a mirage.

[@hkalsi2136]

Mach khete paya jai na Koneda mote. Aloo dom nehi.

[@ashutoshmishra310]

So as per your experience Canada is better than india?

[@canutecorda6029]

One of the best video explaining the problems in Canada

[@modestacattaruzza7400]

Nananananana, good bye. And don't comeback.

[@Starrynigh88]

Some crimes which I heard in Canada 1) Drug over doze 2) Jacking car from driveway 3) stealing Amazon parcel

[@sambharda4179]

yes i think you should go back where you came from

[@contactmeani]

True these are easily avaiable in India ... why some has to go to other countries..... 😛

[@NewstatePlayer100]

Amazon parcel 📦???😂

[@mr.googleuser6764]

100 x in India

[@sambharda4179]

Most of them are done by Indians

[@janmeshkotharij.kvlogs]

one of my best friends got depressed and left the country so while putting money in this country think wisely as you have other good options like Australia and the USA if anyone is coming to CA think twice

[@mananmajmudar5598]

Hmm

[@tondon1851]

USA is not a good option

[@contactmeani]

ahhaha ... similar people are there in Australia and USA who will sit there and put sismilar videos ... Donno all these Indians .. who love india so much and think india is the best .. why run to other countrie ...... Ehy cant they just live there !!! If India is so good , why are people leaving india ..... ????

[@TvMan-zi2zm]

Max racist is in Australia

[@VishalChhikara-q6m]

I am also thinking to move to uSA after my citizenship not worth to live here anymore.

[@furaathusainhakim5676]

Well explained in simple; lucid & straightforward manner 👌🏻

[@Rahul_kumar7899]

Thanks so much brother for sharing realty with us.

[@sajjadgolfer]

Very well said and well explain Its so hard to live here Cant afforrd

[@shirinvirani3713]

Your videos research are excellent & guenion

[@lifestyleforfifties]

At 7:23 you make a great point. I have been living in Canada since 1985 and I was close to the Indian community at that time. Indians in 1985 knew how to respect the rules and regulations of this country. The last 10-15 years, I have noticed a stark reversal. They have absolutely now regards to 'Canadian' vibe or rules and etiquette. They bring most of their bad habits from back home and implement them here and absolutely don't care. I am not saying all are like that, but I can confidently say that a vast majority of them are.

[@alirj8518]

came here 6 months ago on PR.now planning to leave soon. 1. one part time job (500 applicants) 2. extreme cold (very hard to do odd jobs like uber obviously when you dont find anyother job). 3. worst medical system (have to wait even 12 hours if you go to emergency) 4. extremely expensive living (grocerry,housing rents etc).

[@StubbornPatel]

Which province in Canada ?

[@avijitbasu5789]

@@StubbornPatel Every province( except Alberta) is the SAME OLD story of Canada.

[@RAhamed-fe6no]

Alberta is a mess too, like whole country of Canada.

[@avijitbasu5789]

@@RAhamed-fe6no why are you discouraging others to move to Alberta? Just to minimise the DESI competetion? 😷😷😷😷😷😷

[@Meharamjeetsingh]

Bhai mere sara din head ache ho raha tha aur ma sara din hospital betha raha waiting list me

[@dailycooking235]

My file was already ready , public college mai fees bhi pay krdi thi aur double gic bhi , prr abb haalaat dekh k mann nhi kr rha aur refund dal diya . Kyuki mujhe pta h ki 25-26 lakh lga k bhi itne kabhi yaha save nhi kr paungi , india hi thik h

[@mc7685]

Mota bahi kem cho good video. I'm in USA for last 25 years, in TV studios, media you hear how well India is developing, roads, infrastrcture, new rails, EV, Solar etc, If India is doing so well why so many students migrating especially to countries like Canada, do we have an answer?

[@musafir123]

Ye aysa he jaise kisi ko bap ki virasat mili to usne paisese gadi leli makan bana liya lekin business me nahi lagaya

[@pepewr]

Brother india ki gdp aaj ke din $25 trillion (jo abhi US ki hai) ho jayegi fir bhi living conditions me zyada difference nahi aane wala hai 140 crore log hai yaha par

[@neerfruu]

Unhe andha pyar hai foreign cuntry se... dosto , rishtedaro k aage bhav han ko milga , quick money making desire ( Dollars ) , marriage in rich family , benefits of PR & citizeship etcc are fw thngs which attract indian ppl to forgin countries...

[@5852092]

Agree we Indians are moving out of India and in top in migration for better life .. after 2013 BJP has spoiled the country so people are forced to leave for better life

[@Anonymo13]

Students are going to Canada and other countries because there are very few jobs available in India. Even fresh engineers and doctors are paid ten thousand salary per month! Canada still is an attractive destination provided one is hard working and has patience. Good luck guys!!

[@jpsgarcha]

Totally agree....most people have the same vision going to Canada, but get dejected on facing the realities. God bless for enlightening the prospective immigrants.

[@ParthPatel4u]

Best video. 100% fact

[@SwarupDukuria]

Yes all the comments makes sense. Good video.

[@devshah2315]

Right, love from Vadodara (GJ6)

[@mshairani]

a very well balanced analysis. thank you.

[@amitkamath407]

Majority of people think that Student visa is an entry point to settle in canada. Pls understand that student visa is only to study and not to work full time during the course or settle here as immigrant. Half of the people who cannot match to get PR took student visa to enter Canada and thats where the problem began.

[@s.s4656]

Not everyone is Vijay Malya to directly land on PR in any country. 😂

[@GurpreetSingh-kv9os]

Well said brother bohot logo ki jali hogi..and yes it's the truth here but if you are working hard and as you said about blue collar jobs absolutely correct. I am already working in GCC so can relate a lot about the harsh reality. Many are immature why I don't know many spend their parents hard earned money. Please I request to share this video as much as possible.

[@PAMSISLAND]

Thank you bro for making this eye opening video You are doing great job Appreciate it 🙏

[@RaviKumar-k5s3w]

Meri flight aaj h Canada ki and 3 years se Canada me hu but ab soch ke hi dimag fat Raha h ki waha firse Jana h or wahi depression me rehna h. Decide Kiya h Maine or family ne ki year end return ho jaunga Canada

[@sarojdwivedi8643]

Very honest opinion❤❤ loved your work❤❤❤❤

[@rasu84]

Stayed in Canada for 6 years before returning to India in 2014. Things were begining to deteriorate then but were not so dire. I regularly roamed around past midnight without ever feeling unsafe. Glad I took the flight back home.

[@louisecote3542]

Finally, you,re going back,wonderfull new guys,byeeeeee👏👏👏👏👏

[@vikrampanchal07]

Mr patel your videos are speaking truth…. Our young generation is like basss Canada jaana hai…. They don’t have any goal

[@shwetadalvi6935]

We are in Vancouver and it is nice place..getting crowded and expensive now.

[@dishita_shorts]

It is already out of hand. Buying a house in Vancouver is impossible now.

[@RAhamed-fe6no]

Vancouver has been too expensive for decades. Homeless people on streets, drug addicts everywhere

[@AshwiniMeetVlogs]

Didi agar mujhe waha spouse ke saath aana ho to acha rahenga ? Waha job ka kaisa hai ?

[@sagarrajput7276]

​@@AshwiniMeetVlogsMushkil hai bhai.

[@chanchalk.c.941]

100% truth. I am in BC and I have seen many many Indian students struggling . Many of the students are in the business learning route which is the easiest way to student route to PR.Some of the students from India are trying second postgrad after taking hefty educational loan. Now trapped because don’t have a good job opportunity and cannot go back home without paying back the loan. Last 2 years the intake was alarming . One DLI institution admitted 1200 students in one year 300 every 3 month all from India. Almost all of them are now on survival jobs. (Mostly security, fast food , late night sorter on warehouse ) . I came to Canada in 2013 as a student and I have struggled a bit to get my first job and luckily got settled . To be honest, this is the first time i have seen condition like this in last 10 years. Jobs for immigrant students were scarce even that time but now it’s pathetic. As he currently summarise , it’s all depends on what you want / your expectations.

[@davinderchani]

Brother Main toh estime bahut depression main hoon Canada aa Kar, India main Police main Job Karta thaa toh waha ka pressure accha nhi lga socha Parha likha hu IELTS kar k Canada Chla jata hoon baki dosto ki tarha Life Set ho jaye gyi...Lekin Bahut he jada bekar experience rha abhi tak...Phele Study Kari 2 Saal Mar-Mar kar kam kiya fees nikali, Abh Work Permit pe tha toh PR k liye Prince Edward Island move kiya 1 saal kam kiya aur rules change ho gye aabh neya kam dhud rha hoon woh b nhi mil rha Now I left with 1 Year Work permit....I dont know kya karu :(.......Aabh aisa lagta rehta ki India main agar job kar leta police ki shyad kuch accha ho jata..Now I am 32 Year old Koi Govt Exam v nhi de sakta wapas jaa kar :( kya karu aabh main :( Immigration rules itne Strict ho rhe hai ki lagta hai kuch nhi bane gaa :(

[@RanaitK]

This video is true! Being a fully qualified professional earning over 100k (Canadian citizen) and yet struggling to make ends meet! It’s been a mistake to ever consider coming to this country leaving a comfortable life back home. The last 8 years this country has just been going downhill! Would not advise anyone to come here unless you have loads of money to burn!

[@shubhamsharma-rd4iw]

Thanks for proper information bro I am applying for rnip pr program from India and and future plan to move to Montreal also working on my skill trying to learn French is it a good idea bro also please make video on Quebec and Montreal province

[@sarkarv53]

Bro can you please help Me to know About RNIP program for Alberta.

[@korvioelevatorprivatelimit1359]

You are 100% right

[@sarikad2619]

Absolutely right I'm happy in my country Mauritius 🇲🇺

[@raks2728]

I'm living in India, my car window opened for 4 hours and I was out of my car and I forgot my mobile on front seat..when I came back I found my mobile along with car.. Moral - where you find job crime rate automatically go down..vice versa

[@samrig7325]

Mr. Patel thanks for being real and straight forward and honest. God bless you Sir.

[@mishelmazhar9228]

Correct Analysis God Bless you for Honest & True Speaking ❤❤❤🙏🙏

[@YogiBear7007]

Don’t come to Canada if you can’t speak or form a sentence in English. Please it’s a request for all the newcomers to be courteous and polite in public, don’t exploit the food banks.

[@christianjoel4961]

Bhai mene suna ki pgwp diploma and bachelors walo ko nahi milega after 1st September. Kya exact information hai , share please

[@KIA36900]

Great analysis First KZbinr speaking facts I was explaining this to so many so long Gonna share video to them

[@vinays77777]

I am one of the people leaving Canada. I will travel back to India in April 2024 after my stay here in Montreal for 3 years. Reason: my career growth is not as I expected and cost is increasing exponentially, if I get a 15-20 lakh package in India, I can save the same amout of money what I am saving her and the second reason is food, I am a vegetarian and I cannot have a good food outside unless I cook myself, food is a small part of the reason but clearly influenced my decision. If things change and if I feel it was better here in Canada, I can always come back to Canada

[@Itz_arjitaa]

Kiya baha veg food nhi milta hai ??

[@faizanasojwala7237]

Bro how is the part time job situation in Montreal, and can we live a good life without french?

[@vinays77777]

@Itz_Arjita miltha Hai but bahut Kam options... and everything taste the same... all curries are same and dosa are the worst.. I can make better food in my home but I got 9-5 job and l live alone so no time to prepare goos food every day.

[@vinays77777]

@faizanasojwala7237 as far as I know if u r getting outside the campus job in service sector then french will be kind of mandatory... but many of my friends either work in indian stores and restaurants as delivery boys or they do uber. But competition bahut Hai.. high number of Indians already here

[@Itz_arjitaa]

@@vinays77777 achaa baha part time job to hana

[@mrapoorv1990]

Same ditto story here in Australia. Perfect explanation bhai 👏 Good on you.

[@kameshrao367]

With this I changed my mind. 😅

[@pricepointstories]

Which company gives pension in Canada?

[@AbdulRasheed-cn6mt]

I was in Canada in 2017 that time was so good back 2017 Dec 1 bedroom apartment rent just around CAD $ 950 or 1000 per month but now the same apartment I heard from my friend telling me CAD$ 2000 to 2300 that’s really so expensive.

[@Harsh_3260]

Where are u now?

[@AbdulRasheed-cn6mt]

@@Harsh_3260 I left Canada and right now in Pakistan.

[@lous.1548]

same here I left in 2017 , I bed in DT montreal was 1200 dollars , now it is a minimum of 1800 -2000 and job market is very bad and I am a Highly scille IT consultant

[@alpeshpatel9930]

Average pension and old age is $1200 combined per person per month, give or take few $ depending on persons situation. If you don't own a home or you have a mortgage on your home then you won't be able to survive in Canada. Let's calculate two people husband and wife are retired and they want to rent the house. Rent $ 2000, Car insurance $ 300, Car gas $ 200, Utilities $ 200, Cell phone $ 100, Food cost $ 400, Internet $ 100. Forget about eating out or going to restaurant. Total monthly pension $2400 total monthly expense $3300. all these calculations are basic and on conservative side. There are lot more expenses like clothing, maintenance etc. It is extremely hard to retire in Canada if you don't have lot of savings or paid off house or $$$ earning business.

[@zshn]

Indian mindset is also wrong. They come here with the idea of getting a survival job and somehow surviving. WHY! If you don't get a decent & equivalent job that offers same or atleast similar lifestyle back in home country WHY would you take that job?! Lot of high skilled workers wasting their young years doing unskilled work and struggling. If you can't find a job in your field in 6 months, leave because you won't find a job in your field in 2 or 10 years. I think for TEER 0 & 1, minimum CLB score should be CLB 9. And no shade to my brothers, but please stop taking just Punjabis in the name of Indians. There are so many already, it looks like mini Punjab here anywhere you go.

[@umeshtandel8451]

Nice video Bro...thought process of human is so complicated....nature is very helpful to fulfill our need..but people are frustrated because of their greed....no comfort zone is permanent in this planet. Work hard and believe in yourself.

[@RajeshRanjan-ve3om]

When you Reverse Migrate to India, please do not forget to post your next video from India.

[@Abhisahi-q9t]

Patel bhai,shu vaat che. Nice video and thanks for sharing the facts. I came to Canada for studies in 2000 and moved back to India in 2007. I lived in Vancouver and then moved to Montreal. Even in 2002-2003, it was hard to get a job in Canada in your field. Luckily enough I got a job in Montreal in my field and had some of the best times in my life. Vancouver had a lot of Indians in 2000s but had lot less buildings and Montreal had very few Indians. Canada is not the place to make millions. It’s a place to sit back and live a laid back life. It’s sad to see what has become of this beautiful country. I moved back even though I had a 80K US job offer in 2007. Now 17 years later, I own multiple companies in India and they are globally renowned. I came back coz I was the only son and also what I planned on doing, very few companies in India were doing it. Do I regret coming back… Absolutely not! Would I have been able to create these companies in Canada- I don’t think so.

[@marajevomanash]

If you own 10 Tim Hortons in Canada, you have nothing to worry about financially.

[@kirant5548]

In India IT field salary is almost same as canada pay, and the expense and tax is less in India compare to canada

[@nirajprasad9239]

truth for indian so that they are aware not to go and waste career and parents money, thanks for making such reality and motivation video. helps a lot, GBU

[@Simranjeet_Singh1804]

Mere 3 dost hai ek 23,27 and 27 age ka jo wapas aye hai.... Economics ki samaj jise hai or jise pata hai....future is INDIA.... vo wapas aye hai....MANDEEP KAUR TANGRA (SIMBA QUARTZ) ke paas 168 log hai jo kaam karte hai 22-29 age ke hai jo wapas aye hai boss....you need to improve your knowledge..... Canada future is gloomy...just wait for 4-5 years more....tum bhi wapas aaoge INDIA😛

[@divflin9635]

Sahi baat hai inlogo ko pata hi nahi hai de-dollarisation ke bare me

[@monish221]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@pepewr]

Brother india ki gdp aaj ke din $25 trillion (jo abhi US ki hai) ho jayegi fir bhi living conditions me zyada difference nahi aane wala hai, aur aaj $5tn bhi nahi hai 140 crore log hai yaha par Atleast 30-40 years lagenge aur fir bhi assurity nahi hai aur imo modiji ke alawa koi bhi aayega agle 20 saal me to india top economy nahi ban payegi

[@pepewr]

@@divflin9635 sorry to say but november ke baad ye jo de-dollarization ki hype bani hai sab khatam hone wali hai iykyk

[@divflin9635]

@@pepewr ye India ke uper nirbhar hai dollar ko uper janedena hai ya nahi prediction hai 95 tak ja sakta hai dollar uske baad niche aana shuru hoga to wait till 95

[@canadiangaurav]

Bitter truth, bro spitting hard facts

[@PRINCEVEGETASUPERSAIYAN]

Who leave fun countries like India to depressing Canada💀

[@vivekputhran3908]

Well said bro .....its literally depressing...no longer enjoyable anymore like a few years ago....

[@KK-wu4ty]

Those who don't do homework and come here just because some relative or friend came here a few yrs back.

[@68Smehta]

You are definitely right regarding clubs and they go crazy at LCBO stores - for drinking and partying

[@vanessajoycecollett6607]

Its too expensive n too much tax.Canada uses indian student 1st as cash cow n 2nd as cheap labour that gets no benefits.And the only one profitting are big companies like walmart,mcd,etc.I hope indians wake up n realize it.I myself asa canadian feel bad as i see young innocent girls from rural india coming here thinking it will be good then end up living in small place with so many ppl sharing 1 bathroom

[@muzzu07]

Bhai video was good but something has missed as i am from Hyderabad i saw many of teenagers are getting scammed here by agents by giving visit visa’s and charging 3-4 lacks they are moving to canada and becoming illegal to work and doing reverse migration and blaming canada .what is your opinion on it?

[@talatkhan9693]

Yes agents in India are making money and sending them in a small colleges here taali dono haath se bajti hai . We lived in London UK and then took PR to Canada living here for 12 years now Canadian citizen . If you work hard and have skill you can live comfortably. In India also there are no jobs people are struggling everything is so expensive .

[@05rakshitha90]

Hello I'm also from hyd , india I'm a b.pharm graduate and planning to do a masters in pharmacy, is it good to do masters in canada? Is there a scope for the Pharma field in canada?

[@Nikita-ws9ei]

I was lucky enough n god was kind that we reversed our immigration way back, we moved from India to Canada in 2016 n returned after 6 months.. life is lonely weather is harsh.. forced friendships,time is money attitude, high taxes, boring lifestyle.. n so much more🤪

[@120901s]

Yes please get them we Canadians are fed up of these Gujus and Punjabi