Pinoy na planong mag-aral sa Canada, umatras dahil sa pagbabago sa student visa | OMNI Filipino

An international student applicant who was supposed to come to Canada with her partner withdrew her application due to new eligibility criteria for Spousal Open Work Permits. Paula Saraza reports.
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[@user-sc3dl4ui7c]

the purpose is really NOT to study, but to work.

[@curtjason308]

So ano purpose ng studying or schooling?

[@lezmark8605]

wag na kayo mag student. kumuha kayo ng work experience sa dubai at ipon at the same time, tapos mas marami ka nang options na countries na ma apply ng work visa, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Europe, Japan, at iba pa. Wag nyo patayin sarili nyo sa trabaho para maka bayad ng tuition, hindi lahat ng tatagumpay sa ganyang pamamaraan.

[@SB19ATIN00]

Need pdin degree pra ma promote sa ilang company

[@lezmark8605]

@@SB19ATIN00 pwede naman mag study ulit mag na permanent resident na mas less ang gastos.

[@loetabs4295]

AGREE

[@loetabs4295]

TAMA PO @@lezmark8605

[@vixxsualize958]

Korak!

[@clipendo]

Debt trap po yan ng Canada to accumulate large monetary funds. I know personally and yung iba kong kakilala na magasawa at nagkaanak sa canada na umuwi na lang ng Pilipinas. Dahil sa sobrang taas ng bilihin at rents. And job mismatch at mababang suweldo na rin. Wag magpalinglan sa health benefit at kung anu anong pangako. Mas malaki ang ialalabas nyong pera kesa babalik sa inyo. Please respect kase personal experience ko at ng kakilala ko.

[@ibvghgfvbnbc]

This is true. Sa mga rabid defenderd na matataas na apog na Pinoy, maghunos dili kayo. Isa rin kayo sa mga nag lilinlang sa mga Pilipino na balak mag pursue ng Canada

[@paengguin9381]

Correct!

[@smmcherylf]

It's trueee. May friend and her husband migrated to Canada just last year. Ayun, gusto na umuwi dahil sa laki ng expenses vs salary. Totoo na 3K-4K CAD sahod, pero ang expenses lalagpas pa dyan. Mauutak na din ang ilang landlords, ayaw ng maraming tenants sa apartment nila. Sana makahanap sila ng ka-share sa expenses sa rent.😢

[@kitanagamora7786]

True... I agree Yong bayaw NG ate ko Andon na sa Canada pero hirap sila, nagpapadala pa sila NG pera Doon Para makaraos.. Ayy very sad,

[@bernqueyong3704]

Absolutely 💯 percent correct

[@josephinealquinto8809]

Wag nyo na payamanin Lalo ang mga schools dito mahihirap a lang kayo.Kunwari lang kasi yang student student visa pero ang totoo gusto lang talagang makarating ng Canada. Work visa aplayan nyo.

[@louissehighlights6783]

True. Gusto lang kasi nila yung mabilisan. Tapos pagdating dito maraming challenges at maraming reklamo despite the fact na karamihan weren’t able to really do actual research kung ano kahihinatnan nila dito. Yung iba gusto makarating kaagad kasi sukat ba naman Kahit Yung child benefit eh pwedeng makakuha ang mga IS? Kaya ang income tax umpisa nung umupo si Trudeau pataas ng pataas. Tapos dagdagan pa nang carbon tax. Papatayin ka sa dami nang binabayarang tax dito sa Canada

[@mhtxi9486]

True

[@AisieB]

Not to be negative pero the current situation is really bad here in Canada. The government made a lot of wrong decisions. If your reason for wanting to migrate to Canada is the healthcare, just to let you know, yes the healthcare is mostly government run but so far there are NO family doctors accepting new patients, and you need them to give you referral for specialist care. And if you do get your referral, you will be waiting 6 to 8 months to get checked. Even those needing emergency care would wait for more than 5 hrs to get checked. Everyone went to Canada for the healthcare, but no one in the Canadian government bothered to check if the health system can handle the volume. So yeah you don't pay much because it's paid via taxes, pero napakahaba ng pila. That's just one aspect, among all the other issues that uncontrolled migration caused to Canada.

[@leonoranewhook7696]

True. Per my family Experienced Ang tagal talaga mag hintay ng dr referral sa specialist ex. 6-8 months digital imaging/MRI,ophthalmologist maghintay ng one year halus mabulag na pasyente bagu maoperahan sa cataract. Yun lang libre naman ang cataract surgery 🙏. Positive side lang kung talagang emergency life & death, 1st priority naman. Some medication at small expenses lang when my husband was flown sa Vancouver for heart surgery. There’s always positive and negative naman. Depende din kung ano gusto.

[@will12219]

Definitely true. I for one had twice in the past traveled for the Phil. to do urgent test due to some health issues since the wait time here is so long & the authorities scrimp on additional test.

[@Allocestmoi92]

Agree. It took me 5 years waiting for a family doctor. Everytime I need to seek medical help, emergency punta namin halos buong araw ang antay minsan midnight ka na ma.cater.

[@Kb_yeg]

Actually yung healthcare hindi sya free, yun ang maling pananaw natin. Yung healthcare dito Sa Canada funded through tax na binabayad natin.

[@bornfree1888]

pero ako, nakakuha ng bagong family doctor in less than a few months nang lumipat ako sa Toronto

[@jellymadrigal5879]

Anong ibig mong sabihin “mutual decision” nyong mag withdraw ng application nyo? Eh ang Canadian government na mismo ang nag disqualify sa inyo. Ibig sabihin, hindi nyo desisyon mag withdraw kundi wala na kayong choice.

[@YYC403NOYP]

Pwede pa mag apply ng student visa. Ang BINAGONG policy, HINDI na pwedeng ISABIT ang asawa na pwedeng mag trabaho habang yung isa naka enroll. So Ang decision nila, uuwi na lang sila PAREHO, imbis na maiwan ang isa.

[@jackfieldsjack1061]

Land of car thief's ang Canada.. maganda Weather, mura housing.

[@georgewin7243]

mutual dw nila mag asawa hahahha pakialam ng canada sa inyo lol

[@cristinedechavez]

MGA PALUSOT punta n lang kyo sa TIMOR LESTE DAMO WORK DUN🫰🏻🤓

[@user-yv4pb9rr9h]

international student pathway is good as dead. wag na tayo maglokohan, majority naman ng nag-sstudent pathway eh mga mag-asawa na gustong mag-settle at bumuo ng pamilya sa canada. ngayon na pahirapan na, wala na masyadong mag-aapply sa pathway na yan. which is good for canada's economy, kase yung lumang student pathway program, buong pamilya at barangay na yung hinahakot nung holder ng student visa, which is putting more pressure sa economy ng canada. napapanahon na talaga para magbawas ng immigrants to fix the broken system

[@jeppypadilla2189]

I agree

[@alf5155]

The Intl Student program was a failure for Canada. The intention was good but the govt was too naive to think this wasn’t going to be abused and be a backdoor for permanent residency. Greed took over instead and affected the housing costs, created more asylum seekers, abusive landlords, all kind of scams. It just created more problems. And, the integrity of the Cdn education definitely suffered. I think the govt steps to fix this is appropriate.

[@piespies10]

Its true... not a hater pero its all a scam. Buong barangay tlaga pati lolo and lola and then 2 bedroom apartment 15 nakatira.. kaya mga classmate kong mga pakistan or india pumapasok puro walang ligo ang babaho kasi walang time to use shower. Unahan tlaga.

[@vpaower]

​@@piespies10 hindi naman talaga naliligo karamihan ng mga yan hindi lang dyan sa canada😂

[@randomvideos4023]

​@@piespies10 takot sila sa tubig not only in Canada, they are filthy nationality

[@pinoyletsplay]

hindi naman sila intresadong mag aral sa Canada, lets be honest, intresado ang mga Filipino para maging Canadian.. Expliore other pathway, wag mag pa budol sa mga immigration consultant. Ayaw ituro yung ibang pathway, push ng push sa student pathway, para lang yan financial adviser kuno ng mga insurance ayaw ituro o mag advice ng tama, laging push ng push sa VUL nila..

[@USA-CANADA1480]

Let’s face it and let’s get direct to the point. When you pay money to come Canada as an international student, you are actually wanting to pay for a “non guaranteed” permanent residence status. That’s your actual purpose. The Canadian visa officer knows it, the Canadian immigration officer knows it before he stamps your approval of entry, and we all know it. The question is, if it’s still worth your money to “buy” permanent residency in Canada using this pathway?

[@christophercuya8196]

Oo nga kayalng kasi may pgwp kasi after you graduate hindi katulad ng us kung meron kang ganyan 3 months kailangan umalis ka ng USA pag hindi ka nakahanap ng work dito sa canada hanggang maexpired ang visa. Ang pgwp kasi ang main selling point for pr kahit 150 lang ang extension

[@paengguin9381]

Why not just finish education in the Philippines and then apply for a job in US or other countries overseas? Why spend lots of own money and work minimum wage jobs and PR is not guaranteed? Lots of challenges, heartaches, and uncertainties in the student pathway. It is too stressful and cold in Canada and jobs available(if you can get a job) are low-paying, not enough to live on. Takes 2-3 jobs to barely survive in Canada? Why torture yourself, your spouse and your family? Filipinos should be focusing on making money and not spending money in Canada for a college degree that does not guarantee a job and PR status. If they can, go to US instead to work after finishing their education in the Philippines. Job opportunities are better in the USA, it is still the #1 economy in the world!

[@phoenixdown1947]

hindi tinatanggap ng canada kung anong inaral mo dito gusto nila mag aral ka ulet sa diploma nila.

[@tepekginek3726]

Tama. Nursing ang pinaka praktikal na kurso- Walang kupas at napa konti Ng chansa na Hindi makahanap Ng trabaho Sa ibang bansa, Basta may mga dokumento. Kulang na kulang ang nurses Sa buong Mundo.

[@paengguin9381]

@@phoenixdown1947 style ng Canada iyon para gumastos mga international students at kumita ang Canada. Sa US, tanggap ang nursing, teaching, pt/ot, at IT degrees galing Pinas basta may experience sa Pinas at pasado sa screening. Maraming arte sa Canada. Mas maganda sa US at malaki ang sahod at mas mababa ang taxes at mga bilihin.

[@paengguin9381]

@@tepekginek3726 correct. Marami ng na- recruit na nurses ang US from Pinas. Pati teachers, pt/ot at IT. Tanggap sa US ang degree at experience nila from PINAS, sa Canada hindi. Mas matagal nga lang ang screening dahil mas mahigpit ang US pero worth it naman dahil hindi mo na kailangang mag-aral, magtrabaho ng minimum wage at gumastos ng milyones tulad ng sa Canada. Ang lamig sa Canada sobra. Daming pinoy professionals sa US.

[@USA-CANADA1480]

It’s the instant gratification of being in the western world at any cost. “Leave now and pay big bucks” mentality. The US is the number 1 preferred destination of any aspiring emigrant especially Filipinos but I’m not sure how “quick” the processing is compared to Canada and the agencies are raking in profit as most Filipinos have this notion and trend that Canada is the quickest way to the West and as close to the US as one can get.

[@mfa2379]

Honestly, moving to Canada may have been better 15-30 years ago but not now. Canada has had an immigration bubble since the Liberals were elected in 2015. ~1M people came to Canada in 2023 alone. That's not a sustainable number. As a newcomer, you're competing for SCARCE resources with other newcomers, "old-stock" Canadians and established immigrants as well. The government promised it would be to the benefit of the country but because of the artificial population growth in a short span, EVERYONE here is struggling economically.

[@pablomabini9289]

Amoy na amoy talangka sa comment section 🤣 Yung mga nag sasabing "huwag kayo pumunta dito sa Canada" eh mga pinoy na asa Canada na ayaw umasenso ang kapwa pinoy sa Pinas. Let's be real, wala namang bansang madali ang buhay, USA, Japan, Europe, Middle east. Ang sabihin nyo, ayaw nyo lang sa mga next gen pinoy migrants kasi "easy" ang path nila. Yung mga kunware concern "BS" lol. Kaya yung mga nagbabalak pumunta sa Canada, huwag kayo makinig sa mga sabi sabi, sapalaran lang dahil totoo naman na mas may chance umasenso sa ibang bansa kesa sa pinas. Dahil sa experience ko, mga kamaganak ko na asa ibang bansa na mismo ang discourage samin mag ibang bansa kesyo mahirap daw, wala daw kami mapapala, mataas ang cost of living, mataas ang tax etc. pero laban lang, ngayon, may bahay na kami, permenenteng trabaho, mga negosyo etc. sa huli sarili nyo ang incharge sa buhay nyo at kayo ang mag didikta ng kinabukasan nyo, hindi gobyerno, hindi kamag anak, hindi sa mga sinasabi ng tao 😂 Hangat may opportunity na sa tingin nyo eh may chance kayo, go lang, "the only strategy that is guaranteed to fail is not taking risks".

[@mariviandioquino2897]

I agree with you, your comment is true. Take the risk, work hard and trust the process. - Landed Immigrant 23 years ago.

[@8877jazz]

Tumpak, pre!

[@kevinllanto]

Siyempre alam mo naman ang Pinoy, gusto ng iba Sila Lang maka experience ng Snow. Feeling ng ibang Pinoy Sila Lang may karapatan manirahan sa Canada. Anyway, target country ko naman is Belgium.

[@vortexmind5015]

@@kevinllanto iyo na Canada, saksak mo sa keps mo! duh

[@kevinllanto]

@@vortexmind5015 luh mema ka? Ba't di mo saksak sa Baga mo. Belgium ang target country ko di Canada. 🙄

[@laniVargas-iy3lg]

Dami n kc alien n student visa..ginawa at took advantage yon kindness of Canadian government..advice ko sau apply k n lang ng working visa…if s health care k..madali lang…dami n alien s Canada lalot n mga refugees or alien

[@sallycabs6953]

Galangahag kalisud puy an didto kung way trabaho? Maghuman xa adto xa apply u.s?

[@user-cy5sl4ie8d]

Di naman kasi ung pag aaral ang problema ang problema ung reason kung bakit kumukuha ng student visa

[@louissehighlights6783]

Dahil hindi naman talaga pag-aaral ang main reason kumbakit gusto nilang pumunta nang Canada. Pag May anak sila right away may makukuhang monthly allowance bawat anak. Tapos may chance pa to work full time ang partner nila. Which is actually really UNFAIR sa aming mga skilled economic visa holders na naghintay ng 6-7 years. Ang mga child benefits etc are supposedly for PR holders and Canadian citizens only. Masyado nang inabuso ang IS pathway ng government. Alam natin maraming loopholes ang immigration policy ni Trudeau that’s why there has been increased influx of migrants sa Canada that caused ripple effects like housing crisis & food crisis. Kawawa lang talaga ang mga working class Canadians na nagkakanda-kuba sa pagtatrabaho to make ends meet. Samantalang yung iba nagti-take advantage sa broken immigration policies nang Canada. Buti mastop na muna ang pagpapunta nang mga immigrants/refugees/IS. Hindi na talaga maganda ang economy nang Canada sa ngayon. Dami nang homeless, drug addicts, staggering high rentals, food crisis (2M Canadians go to food bank every month), sky-rocketing grocery & food prices, pati gas, electricity & water napakamahal unlike 8 years ago. It’s like 360° turnaround ng canada, from one of the livable countries in the world into one of the worst. Sana mahimasmasan na yung mga nagbabalak.

[@prinCeton20]

echos lng un.... gusto lng nila maging PR... Poor Resident! 😂😂😂 pa PR PR na buong buhay baon sa utang 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@joeac1096]

sa america kasi pag naka student visa,student ka,di kasi pwede maging permanent resident,pwede lang kung ma ka pangasawa ka ng citizen,from student visa to permanent resident...

[@teekbooy4467]

Not true may pathway para maging greencard holder sa usa

[@joeac1096]

@@teekbooy4467 sir o ma'am,ano-ano po yun,ako naka student visa dito sa u.s.?

[@hainatv452tororot]

kahit working visa dika ma PR tama lng nmn yan

[@erbiecool1125]

Teekbooy is also right. There is a pathway afforded to all except certain countries (Bangladesh, China, Pakistan, India, Brazil and others PI included). The program is called Diversity Visa Lottery (US Dept of State website). A lot of students from African countries that I met in my undergraduate years got their PR via this program and still going. But going back to the issue above, no standard PR with student visa unless you get 90 day fiancée and or marry a PR/citizen.

[@EvendimataE]

HINDI DAPAT SUMUGAL KUNG MA LIIT ANG CHANCE....SAYANG ANG PERA

[@paengguin9381]

Tama. Dapat llamado, hindi dehado. Bakit kailangang mag-suffer eh may mga ibang bansa naman na tumatanggap ng degree from Pinas?

[@pinoyrock4090]

Doble na ang gastos ngayon. 20k tapos 18k, kailngan marami kang pera. High cost of living sobrang taas, hirap maghanap ng trabaho. Wala ng open working permit sa asawa, paano ka magsusurvibe. Magnegosyo ka na lang, kulang ang 3m mong baon. Be practical

[@christophercuya8196]

True relate ako as a pgwp holder unempoyed na ko hindi ako nag part time during covid. Mas may advantage ka nung high school tapos dito. Kasi yung mga kapatid ko may volunteer nung high school kaya pa nag work sila rin ang priority din.

[@super_mario6915]

Very good

[@monikawalker5326]

Nag bakasyon Komi doon sa Vancouver crowded ,yong tinirahan nila 2 bedrooms 1 , ‘ bathroom ay 2k na , eh yong student visa 4 hrs lang daw pwede mag work parang mahirap yata

[@christophercuya8196]

Ok lang yon sa kin nga nagkamali ako ng course ko and province. Mahirap din makahanap ng work medyo magulo kung hindi kasama si spouse automatic hindi rin kasama yung anak dahil sino mag babantay aa kaniya habang si PA ay work and student din.

[@dolorespagay6765]

I have a friend na nasa Canada. Working sya as DH. PR na sya, pero mas prefer nya ang mag work as DH. Libre ang lahat. sabi ko why not hanap sya ng work na mas okay. sabi nya mas okay na mag DH ako, kasi yong iba rent palang ng house grabe ang taas daw.

[@Natalieonly]

Habol ng mga students papel lng sa canada maging smart kyo kong degree holder na kyo wag nyong sayangin maraming ubang bansa na pwede kayong maging mas succesful by your profession.

[@Tomfather2021]

Agree 🎉

[@user-df6ib5vs9k]

If. GOD'S WILL, GOD WILL MAKE A WAY. ALL ARE IN GOD'S Perfect time. GOD BLESS PO

[@aq311]

Good decission

[@nimal4945]

student or partime student lang para makapag trabaho?

[@teki9389]

as of this writing. LMIA based jobs are getting reduced. openwork permit for spouse of student are now limited to Masters & Phd degree only. many nationalities are selling LMIA like crazy! Imagine the $30k-50k then you need to apply a close work premit for that LMIA and pay another $255 permit fee + $320 medical fee + $89 Bio metrics fee. The cost is too much to get a job and getting paid for $15/hr. Kailan pa mababawi ang pera na ininvest to get a job? Aside from the fact that loans are sky rocketed! car loan 8.9% / housing crisis and housing loans are now 10.1% interest rate per month. To get approved for a housing loan you need to pay 20%-30% total cost of the house and at least 100k minimum salary per year (either combined or single salary)

[@amanciocontante3106]

Mabuti at nagbago isip nyo,30h/week lang ang allowed magtraho dito sa canada 1500 to 2000/month isang kwarto at lahat ng bilihin ay ang mahal.

[@migsgoc2590]

Just go to the canadian embassy to the Philippines and inquire how to get a legal working visa

[@hazeyhaze8101]

Get a care giver experience in the Philippines. And you can apply for the Canada Caregiver Pathway along with your spouse and children. 1 year experience is more than enough for them to consider you. Mahirap po ang mag student visa here in Canada.

[@benhur8136]

It's no longer $10k ang monetary requirements... it's $20k

[@rupertojrmallanao221]

Same here in UK.

[@cooldestinations7343]

This is not the good time to come here tbh. Everything is getting expensive.

[@britishuntouchables2883]

Lalong mas pinahihirap ngayon ang application sa maraming bansa, dahil parami ng parami ang mga tao. Mas triple din ang gastos.

[@vibratorification]

Di namn aral talaga pinunta nyo, para magtrabaho, nakakita kayo ng loop hole sa sistema ng canada

[@joy3579]

There's health Benefits here, but taxes is too high. Every salary dito malaki ang tax na babayaran. My husband is Canadian na disappoint nga ako kasi binigyan cya ng employer nya ng bonus. ang ending 55% lang nakuha nya the rest is tax 😢.

[@marjoriemaniago837]

lots of Pinoy is going to Finland in the same pathway they offer to Canada.

[@erbiecool1125]

Healthcare workers are needed in the US. They need nurses and even teachers in rural areas. Cannot speak for the neighbor up north.

[@jenchel]

kawawa naman ang iba applicants sa student permit kumakapit ang mahal at laki pa naman ng pera na kailangan ng student dito.

[@cathy92811]

Sa nag sabi na merong 10k lng ang tuition sa masters , marami pa ang factors to consider jan, hindi lahat pasok sa masters, depende pa ano yang sinasabi na program na 10k, hindi lang student program ang dapat inaaral kung di pano ka ma P-PR. Long way to go Kabayan, kung student ka pa lang, Ontario pa naman sa lugar nyo po, taas ng competition sa eligible job for PR and PR application itself.

[@Kskjdudurhfhrrj]

Kung may barrier na sa student pathway at least makkapagfocus na ang canada na pagpatuloy ang mga backlog application ng PR at citizenship.

[@christophercuya8196]

True sana rin yung sa min na nandito sa canada may clear pathway na for pr sobrang gulo tanggal dito lagay ng bago later on ulit nanaman

[@Winner330]

Because of the influx of so many student visas granted and their eligibility to work here as well as their spouses, nahirapang maghanap ng work ang mga citizens and PRs. Yung mga ibang employers, nanlalabag rin ng batas by giving jobs to non citizens , even for retail jobs which should have accomodated its citizens first and foremost. Also rents are skyrocketing because of the demand for housing na dagdag pa mga international students. I meant, it’s not their fault, but the govt should be held liable for this chaos and broken system. I call it greed.

[@maloudelapaz8872]

Student visa is Canada 's business .kasi nga konti lang nag enroll sa mga schools nila kaya they get student from third world countries na could afford their expensive tuition fees. Kaya para lang eto sa mga may pera at anak mayaman

[@rainbowstar2775]

eh sa US nalang mag aral kaysa Canada mas prestigious angg US schools not unless mas mura ang tuition sa Canada.

[@marievilla3348]

its not true na konti lang nag eenrol saCanada. I have been living in Canada from 18 years now. those students who are permanent residents and citizens are eligible from student loans to government without interest kaya lahat puede makapag aral. sikap po ang kailangan ❤🙏

[@BlythPer-co1ug]

Taghirap na ngayon sa Canada, rich are leaving. Ang dami ng homeless, depressed na at nagrerely nlng sa drugs wala ng life. When you go to East side and China town in Vancouver parang squater lng sa Pinas, people are like walking zombies. Not just Vancouver, Toronto and other cities as well.

[@JustForFunVlogs101]

Dami ng mga student visa dito sa Canada. Wala na ngang matirhan

[@claireglory]

wag na tayo maglokohan pa. gusto nyo lang talaga maging canadian citizen.

[@Oo-tv366]

Same dto sa uk new law

[@cheetabis]

aanhin ba ang mga degrees na yan.

[@USA-CANADA1480]

It’s a false pretense and a masking “front” to permanent Landed Immigrant status. They’re “buying” permanent residency, not education.

[@markfrancisco1997]

They are applying student visa for the wrong reason. They are not going there to study, but to work. But can’t blame them if they have no opportunities sa pinas. But look, you can get a degree sa pinas for much less, build your experience, and then apply for a job abroad. Just pick the industry where there are high demands (nurses, certified public accountants, engineers, IT)

[@JustForFunVlogs101]

Working visa na lng applayan nyo.

[@lakeeconcepcion4260]

apply as worker, then apply for PR...if ur not in a hurry, life will be easier in canada...

[@offnl_]

foreign worker will also be reduced soon

[@lakeeconcepcion4260]

@@offnl_ thats also a good news...

[@christophercuya8196]

Mahirap po mag LMIA ngayon.

[@RihannaCarlaMorgan]

better to apply PR directly and be a landed immigrant

[@lakeeconcepcion4260]

@@RihannaCarlaMorgan goodluck being in a hurry in canada...lol

[@AJFiles92]

oo dapat buo ang loob at ang PERA dahil mas mahal ang tuition fee pra sa mga International Students dito. sa mahal ng bilihin at upa dito eh dapat may passive income ka

[@marievilla3348]

its not true na konti lang nag eenrol na students😅 sa Canada. those students who are citizens and permanent residents are waiting for their courses to be enrolled especially those studying in health care ie, nurses. my daughter is studying to be a nurse and every semester she’s always on the wait lists.my friends daughter waited for 3 years after finishing her prerequisites for the internship.

[@remme9586]

Dapat naman talaga mag aral ang priority kaya nga student permit, yung open work permit sa esposo ay short term lang at pansamantala dahil may labor shortage nung implement yun after pandemic.

[@danielaoshiro9263]

Naku! Po Kaya? Nman Po yun anak ko sabi sa school mahirapan po sa visa, 🙏

[@eduardoalba9557]

Sayang nmn tuloy2 lng po

[@junereyes2543]

Study or working like millions of eastern students study 2 months then work anything here if you have money start your business

[@soniaesparas8751]

Save by the bell po kayo!

[@Tomfather2021]

True

[@bingcruz1747]

It's been abused kc ng other nationality it's rampant especially in Ontario

[@WeTheNorthRaptors]

good. wag na kayo magpasikip lalo dito sa canada. Lumulubog na buhay dito dahil sa lintik na government ngayon. Mas madami opportunity sa ibang bansa.

[@bamdingayan3906]

ganyan kc kapag papabor ka saga demonyo

[@bamdingayan3906]

Genesis 12:3

[@esparda07]

Smart move. Do not fall for the Sunk Cost Fallacy.

[@arvinDskipper9003]

No chance na

[@rozcosabay4834]

Oi tama yun pero inaboso kasi kaya ganyan ang ng yari ang dami kasi magaaral pero hindi naman nagaaral fulltime worker ang ginawa

[@sfrealestatedealmaker6001]

It’s better in the Philippines guys, believe me.

[@user-dh7vb5jh2y]

Ang kptid ko at family nia ns canada n they are almost 15 yrs n din n nninirhan dun, pero now dw mejo mhirp n din ang work.Nun una ndi aq n niniwla kc krmihn s pinoy dream come true and Canada, pero s mga ngbblk pumunta s Canada nood kyo ng mga vlogger s Canada and then sk kyo mgdecide dpt gus2 nio p mgapply. Just saying.. knya2 nmn ng pnanaw ang bwat 1.✌️

[@uuxxuu5002]

Wise decision. You don't gamble your future.

[@manuelr1405]

hirap yan bayad tuition ka na tas ang taas ng lahat jan buti na lang kung mas budget ka gling Pinas.

[@user-yt4kz9zr4q]

Me after 1 year in Canada: 😩 what the fack am i doing here?! I should had went to other countries!😩

[@marlineflores4839]

Pinoy talaga, kung puedeng lumusot pipilitin lumusot kahit alam na mali.

[@franciscodelapena7026]

Tama decision mo na yan kung magaaral baka sumakit ulo mo yung pag wowork mo 20 hours sa tuition fee lang yan at renta ngayon kung may sapat ka na income tuloy mo at kung ala isip isip

[@balongride3169]

Okay po sa ibang bansa nlang ako wag na dyan sa Canada 🥺

[@user-gz5mp6sw6b]

Oh it's big biz for Canadian..

[@berniedeguzman8338]

Subrang taas na po ng taxes at cost of living sa Canada. Madami na pong Canadian at mga immigrants na umaalis.

[@cayennevlog]

Sus kabayan kung meron kng 2.5 Milyon sa pinas ang yaman muna, itong pera na gagastusin mo kulang pa yan sa canada sa student visa plus not sure p sa pathway for pr kasi pa bago bago ang rules. Kabayan gising! Ang yaman muna sa pera na meron k plus mabigyan mo p ng job opportunities ang mga kabayan natin need ng trabaho

[@rainbowstar2775]

yes 2.5 million is alot of money already mag negosyo nalang sa pinas at mag vacation sa Canada every year para ipamukha sa Canada na life is better somewhere else.

[@catslifeadventure]

Wag na tayong maglokohan gusto nyo lng punta doon pra Mag migrate at makakuha ng Canadian citizen idaan nyo lng sa students visa 😂kunware Mag aaral madami paraan pra makapunta doon pra magtrabaho😅

[@roxyroxy9860]

hndi practical mag aral dto sa canada kung graduate kn sa pinas...

[@paengguin9381]

Tama. Dapat trabaho na agad ang hanapin imbes na mag- aral pa uli. Gastos lang pero hindi sigurado and PR status. Sa US, tanggap ang PHILIPPINE nursing, teaching, PT, OT at IT degrees basta qualified at pasado sa criteria ng US employers. Green card(PR) kaagad iyong iba. PINAGKAKAKITAHAN NG CANADA ANG NGA STUDENTS AT IMMIGRANTS para mapondohan Canadian pension ng mga seniors at mga social projects ni Trudeau.

[@nhorman1436]

Canada's program has been a victim of its own success...and more needs to be done to counter the exploitation and abuse of this system.

[@user-uw5bg6pg3u]

Dpat kasi bachelor yung kunin or master or ano...

[@user-uw5bg6pg3u]

Lol not all Filipinos are hardworking..

[@michaelmartylucas466]

kasaalanana yan nga mga ibang lahi dito sa Canada ang dami nila panay student tapos hindi na tatapusin kundi mag wowork ng fulltime hindi naman magaling magtrabaho basta nakakuha ng student visa at nakarating dito mag tratrabaho ng ilegal nakakadagdag lang... hirap pang mag english di ako racist pero garapalan ang mga yan... nag mamagaling hindi naman magaling... ang tatamad pa pero garapal sa sahod.... ayaw kong magbangit kung anong lahi pero ang dami nila dito... mahirap katrabaho... mahirap kausap... dapat sila ang e limit ang pagpasok dito

[@margaritatrinidad2407]

God

[@TAKAM08]

See ur cash flow not the promises of any country

[@johncros2281]

Good decision because you are prone to abuse by overpriced tuition fee or 20 k - 55 k LMIA!

[@aldrin6278]

Oh akala ko ba paraiso ang Canada? anyare?

[@marjoriemaniago837]

search Finland. mas mura pati ng cost of living dun compare sa Canada

[@justme-on7so]

Ang problema naman dito ang language literal na nakakadugo ng utak 😅

[@milarabeltran8248]

Ang tutuo kaya naman kayo nag aaral kunyari as student para makapag hanap ng trabaho duon. Alam na ng ibang bansa and Canada ang style ng mga Piilipino pati na ibang mga foreign nationals. Kaya in that way pinag kaka kitaan na lng kayo ng Government, ang mga foreign students at the same time kikita ang mga schools and housing nila. After ng student visa nyo and walang sponsor job offer in most cases Uuwi din kayung luhaan.

[@franksaria8835]

Aminin d mag aral priority nila kundi p.r.Ang mag aral sa abroad like Canada mahirap dahil need nila sa degree or master ang ang kunin which need money and brain

[@roygero1]

Kaya nga ngayon binago na ng Immigration Canada ang Policy sa mga bagong International Student dahil sa nag over flow na ang mga Student at hindi na magbibigay ng PR sa mga Bagong Student ngayon.

[@PinoyDigitalAssetsInvestor]

Papauto kasi kayo sa mga agent na kayang kaya nyo ang mag student at magwork. Daming pathway omg bentang benta ang student pathway kasi kumita na sa student may commision pa sa school.

[@barryreed4255]

GOOD LUCK!!! kht nasaan BANSA kapa.

[@emilianogabriel9613]

Mahirap makipag sapalaran sa Canada kung walang sapat na ipon kasi masyadong mahal lahat ang gastusin sa Canada lahat kasi binabayaran no,1 ang tuition fee sobrang mahal at marami pang iba kung may sapat na ipon naman go for it

[@MikeTVdeChavez]

Dito n lng kayo sa Germany at Austria..open dito ngayon..dami trabaho

[@bamdingayan3906]

kuya anu po mga work available jan sa Austria s mga unskilled worker Dh Aq sa hk at ngaaral dn sa AMA my isang colsultant na ppunta aa school nmn this coming month consultant papunta canada student visa pathway prang natutukso aq 😢 pero takot dn aq sa gastos

[@MikeTVdeChavez]

@@bamdingayan3906 madami Sa Hotel,Airport Factory worker at caregiving..meron sa mga diplomat sa U.N dito mga nanny at helper,driver..basta madami ..kaw n mamimili..dito at Germany ang dami work

[@MikeTVdeChavez]

@@bamdingayan3906 magtitiis ka jan sa Canada tapos papahirapan ka pa eh dito kaw mamimili ng trabaho at affordable ang housing at 5 years lng PR basta dire diretso work mo..me subsidy din kapag umalis k sa work..€Euro pa mataas ang value

[@sheryllawton1003]

Mahirap tumira sa ibang bansa kala mo madali at masarap pero sa una lang. sahod mo sa bills lang mapupunta. Kaya masarap parin sa pinas tumira kahit mahirap pero nakakaraos kahit papano.

[@artangeloymana1625]

Pwede namang kuhanin yung degree dito sa Ph. . . Bakit Canada lang ba ang tinuturing na Green pasture? . . . Kaya sila naging stringent kasi naglalayasan yung mga immigrants nila, kaunti na lang ang skilled nila. . . Mag-aaral ka ng Graduate programs para sa benefit nila? , no way. . . Duon n lng ako sa bansa na nagbigay sa akin ng Master's education at least matulungan ko pa sila. . .Feeling kasi nila sila lang ang matalino at magaling. . . May isip at utak naman ang Pinoy eh. . . Kaya nga pinag aagawan saan mang lupalop ng mundo.😊

[@rainbowstar2775]

not really kasi kung pinag aagawan ang mga pinoy bakit mahigpit sila sa filipino immigration?

[@DaddyBones119]

@@rainbowstar2775kasi marami tayo. Supply and demand din.

[@rainbowstar2775]

@@DaddyBones119 anong marami tayo? Majority of Canadian land are uninhabited. Kahit 115 million filipinos pa papasok ng Canada that country will still not be considered densely populated.

[@DaddyBones119]

@@rainbowstar2775you’re off topic. Population density vs Supply/demand vav migration.

[@rainbowstar2775]

@@DaddyBones119 You just can't admit that Canada doesn't see filipinos as anything special and I'm right all along coz Canada doesn't even require VISAS from other nationalities from populated countries. And you cannot use supply and demand excuse kaya Canadian government gives lesser value to filipinos coz we are plenty. For example rice or even diamonds are plentiful but lesser demand and yet their value has never gone down. And many filipinos upon entering Canada are treated like 3rd class citizens. Your argument doesn't make sense that filipinos are valued and yet Canadian immigration obviously discriminates filipinos compared to many other nationalities. Mexicans, americans and Brunei citizens among many others can enter Canada VISA FREE and they are from populated countries who also frequent Canada if not more than filipinos. Its just that there's less filipinos allowed to enter Canada for obvious reasons that Canada only wants beautiful people to populate their nation and not the desperate filipinos. 🤣😂

[@chickocheek9499]

Mag business nalang kayo sa Pilipinas .

[@arvinDskipper9003]

Tinanggal pang yung working hours limit ng student para mka bili ticket pa uwi😂

[@JohnnyPreston6699]

Kung nagkapagtapos naman kayo at nakakuha ng magandang trabaho sa Pilipinas o may negosyo bakit pa kailangan magpakahirap sa Canada.

[@barryreed4255]

Tourists o Tnt???

[@GSXSF-250]

There are many first world.

[@bernardovellapasibi1088]

Don’t dream to high kababayan u might fail !

[@jeromegutierrez9297]

Mahirap maging international student talaga