'PH envoy to Canada: Int'l student program not a sure path to permanent residency'

The Philippine ambassador to Canada reminds Filipino international students that being part of the education program will not automatically grant them permanent resident status.
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[@sheilladiamse4749]

Inaccurate headline: the PH envoy said “not a SURE pathway,” hindi “not a path to PR”. Magkaiba ‘yun. There are provinces that have PR streams exclusive for international students. It is a pathway, but not guaranteed bec the intl student needs to meet certain points to be invited for permanent residency.

[@freeriderlm1043]

dapat alam nila ang pinapasok nila....kasi sa totoo lang 100% nag international student sila para maging PR not to study

[@bentumblingh6640]

*_d naman talaga purpose nila mag-aral kundi maghanap ng trabaho_*

[@Lemon86807]

I also have a feeling that Canada will follow the British new law as well when it comes to family sponsorship, where you need to make at least 70-80k CAD to bring your family here..

[@meekopal2369]

di naman uso sa canada na pwede mag sponsor ng kapatid or pinsan. Syempre yong uunahin mo yong anak mo at asawa na madala. Halimbawa si caregiver, may PR card na, pamasahe lang ang kailangan niyang ipunan para madala ang pamilya nya dito. Canada has a wide space to fill in by people and canada needs more people to pay tax.

[@kylaalpin4074]

Nagagalit na ang mga Canadian people kasi kahit saang lingon puro immigrants na nakikita nila...naging racist na din sila sa mga immigrants..isa na yong mga bayaw ko...

[@USA-CANADA1480]

Canada always follows British lead. Canada sucks up to Britain all the time. Look at the number of Indians they have. Same in Canada

[@roxysalajog9266]

7 years ago, I came to Canada as int'l student. I went through the immigration process from student visa, to student work visa, to working visa, to permanent residence visa to Canadian citizen within 5 years. I would say hindi madali ang lahat, in every stages there is always that challenge. But I am backed up with a good credentials and good numbers of work experience from Pinas and other countries as well. In my personal view.. your solid goal, humility, patience, preparedness both physical, mental and emotional is what really can sustain you through adversity... and yes ... prayers.

[@happy27.]

I came to Canada as an intl student at 20 yrs old due to health reasons na walang agency agency. So far coming here, I’m asthma free for 10 yrs na pwera lang pag uuwi ulit sa pinas for vacation. Idk but I was the youngest intl student in my campus, most are young families and on their 40’s. Looking back, I can say wag na po kayo pumunta. If you can work 2 or 3 jobs while sacrificing your family time dahil literal po na wala kayong pahinga 365 days ay hindi ko po kayo pipigilan. May pera ka nga pero halos 15% - 30% ng kita mo ibibigay mo sa govt everytime may sumahod ka. Plus you won’t be able to spend more time sa family mo kasi busy ka kakakayod.

[@jellymadrigal5879]

So true. Canada is a socialist country under the incompetent Trudeau. Taxes are high. Filipinos wanting to live there are naive and ignorant of the facts. .

[@elledelavin7648]

Okay ka lng, normal lng yang tax, at napupunta nmn yan s pension mo. Kung ayaw m pala sa magbayad ng Tax bat ka pa nag.abroad 😂

[@bryp6186]

I'm almost 20 yrs in canada but no regeret, malapit na ako magpension

[@kennethian3474]

@@elledelavin7648 pensions are also taxable in Canada

[@robocop581]

​@@bryp6186CPP and OAS won't be enough to cover your retirement costs even if you own a house

[@Fredflinstone23]

I know someone who just went from student visa to permanent resident within 1 year

[@USA-CANADA1480]

Back “then” that was a common occurrence. It’s different now.

[@fleurdeliz8734]

The crack down on the so called immigration consultants who recommend diploma mills

[@USA-CANADA1480]

Abuse and exploitation of processes lead to retraction or cancellation of policies hurting the innocent.

[@derbdep]

NZ and Aus are better for OFWs. nearer to PH, less fatal cold temperatures and much less discrimination, positive ang image ng Pinoy sa Aus at NZ, so accepted tayo dun. sa totoo lang mahirap ang sitwasyon sa canada ! maraming mga pamilyang canadians na naging homeless na dahil sa sobrang gastos dun kahit sa kuryente pati rent pagkain at heating. may ilang OFWs din na naging homeless may vid sa KZbin! :((

[@junpabelonia]

Pero mas mahirap at mahigpit din sa Australia at NZ lalo pa't may age limit sila. 🙄

[@USA-CANADA1480]

I think they find Canada to give them a “classier” and higher status because of its proximity in culture and language to the all powerful and mighty United States.

[@pinaycanadian2920]

Noon pa naman hindi naman talaga yan ang pathway sa PR. Kung hindi ka makakahanap ng employer pag ka graduate mo na magsponsor sayo para maging PR or skilled work gaya ng nasa management ka or cook di ka makaapply sa PR

[@freeriderlm1043]

maraming program o paraan para maging PR....hangat puwede iwasan ang student visa program kung wala kang maraming pera na baon papunta dito sa Canada

[@e.a.p3174]

Wouldn't it be better for the Philippine government to create decent jobs and have decent labour laws so that Filipinos don't have to leave the country? If you are a Filipino person and come to Canada to work at 7-Eleven you are not doing better than in the Philippines. I know so many Filipinos working in Canada in low level menial jobs , often working 2 or 3 jobs to make ends meet and when you ask them when the last time they have been home they often say 8 or 10 years ago. Canada is a very expensive country to live in and 5 month of the year you have to live in the cold freezing weather. So ask yourself before you come do you have the skills to earn over a $100,000 a year? If you only have the skills to earn $40,000 a year, you probably are better off looking for job in the Philippines earning 40,000 Pesos a month.

[@Whattheheck_78]

Politician want to be a fealty riches in our country they don/t mind it the others

[@Ms_Gazer]

Agree

[@michaeljunior1445]

the cheap labor cost is the main reason why bplo, manufacturing, and garments industry are coming to the philippines. And indonesia, india and vietnam offer lower minimum wage. You just have to balance the interest of the employees as well as the employers.

[@e.a.p3174]

Henry Ford the founder of the Ford Motor company offered his workers $5.00 a day which was several times the going rate, the reason was that he wanted to build a middle class to purchase his Model T. I am a businessman and I don't see no benefit to have a permanent underclass. The Philippines needs to focus on its skills. Garment factory workers will never be paid well. The number one problem the Philippines has it has a culture of mediocrity until you change that the Philippines will never be prosperous. I've been coming to the Philippines for 38 years and spent winters here for the last 18 and it is disheartening how poorly things are done. Even go to the Ayala malls and the washrooms are never in top shape. Half the urinals don't flash. I am in Mindanao now and our Gaisano grocery store is a disgrace, loose tiles on the super market floor nothing is being fixed. The other issue is when I came to the Philippines in 1986, even the poor people could understand basic English, now you have people who can't even answer the most basic words. I asked a guy the other day " WHERE DOES THIS ROAD GO ? as I was driving around the hills of Mount Apo. He couldn't even answer a simple question like that? What can you do with people like that buy use them as farm labourers?@@michaeljunior1445

[@reajamilian7447]

wag na umasa. Kung si Jingoy at bong Revilla nakabalik nga after na makulong. Most of the tao din B* lang sa pag boto. Wala na pag asa Sa Pinas

[@miguelguinto5343]

Gusto ko na mag ibang Bansa!!! Toxic Ang culture sa Pinas maraming chismoso, mamarunong, lalamang sa kapwa, at pakielamero!!! Sorry to say madimi sila sa pinas pero May mababait din na aabuso!!! At least sa ibang Bansa walang pakielam, basic needs madaling makuha (shelter, food, education, etc) at trabaho!!! Best investment narin talaga sa mga Bansa like Canada, Australia, USA in my opinion!!!

[@kevinemerica3033]

Di mo sure

[@luntiangrace]

So please clarify the other pathway.

[@ynohtgonzales3909]

Dont waste your money.

[@bingcruz1747]

There some nationality that don't work on that said company but still obtain PR card

[@vpaower]

Kung walang KURAKOT sa pinas mayamang bansa na sana tayo kaso ayan wala, walang patutunguhan ang bansa natin kung pabalik balik lang ang mga pulitikong KORAP at ang paraan lang ay mangibang bansa tulad ng sa Canada talagang stepping stone ang international student sa karamihan para sa pangarap nilang maging PR and eventually to Canadian Citizenship dahil ang gobyerno ng sarili nilang bansa ay nakakadismaya at wala na talagang asenso. Oo mas masaya at ok pa din sa Pinas pero kung ang sistema naman ay bulok eh sa ibang bansa ka na lang na may mas magandang opportunity

[@finestliving7580]

Get a U.S. or Canadian education first and foremost. Then see what will be in store for you abroad but do not raise your expectation high. If you go back to the Philippines, you will be in a better position to compete with a U.S. or Canadian University degree.

[@marvinsantos2977]

diploma mills po yan

[@USA-CANADA1480]

That’s the point. Their main purpose of “coming to Canada” is not to “get an education” but to use that as a “frontal mask” to permanent residency which is their main purpose. Canadian student visa has a “dual intent” provision that allows them to adjust status. American student visa (J-1) has none. You come as a student, you go back when you’re done! That’s why it’s not popular with Filipinos because they can never be permanent residents with J1. That alone proves their purpose is not education. It’s immigration.

[@USA-CANADA1480]

That’s the point: It’s now unaffordable for them to come to Canada or US to get a Canadian or American Education. Besides. The main purpose of them coming to Canada is not to study but to be permanent residents because Canadian immigration allows for dual intent on student visas.

[@Layput]

Why they don't want to return to the Philippines and set up a business?

[@royalbalasuela819]

Why not go to canada and set for a business, if you will do business in the philippines you wil end up small profit kasi small income suki.

[@Layput]

@@royalbalasuela819 But you are not canadian. Instead of trying to stay in canada as an illegal immigrant, better stay in the philippines and try to live with the profit no matter how small it is. You are just being unreasonable and greedy.

[@USA-CANADA1480]

First off their main purpose of coming to Canada is not to be a student but to use that pathway to become Permanent residents. They had no intentions of going back to begin with.

[@meekopal2369]

Tinatanggap lang naman ang mga pinoy international students sa mga pipitsuging community colleges sa canada at di naman bachelor's degree ang pwede nilang kunin kundi certificate lang naman. At isa pa, tatanggapin ka lang naman sa canada bilang international student kung may tinapos ka na sa pilipinas. Kaya kung iniisip ng mga nagtapos dito ng grade 12 na pwede sila magapply, hindi pwede, kasi yong curriculum natin ay hindi aligned sa canadian education standard. Yong first two years na subjects natin sa college ay pang grade 11 at 12 lang sa kanila, like psychology, calculus, accounting, org and inorg chemistry, college physics, politics, and etc are being taken in grades 11 and 12 if the students are university bound applicants. Kung mahina ang intelligence level ng students, applied subjects lang kinukuha nila at yong tipong pang two year course lang sa atin. Pagdating naman sa tuition fee, almost 4x higher ang binabayad ng international students kumpara sa local students. So if the local student pays 7k canadian dollar tuition per year, the international student pays around 19k or more denpending on the program he or she is taking. After graduation, your certificate is not an absolute guarantee that you can land job. Di uso doon na nagbibigay ka ng transcript of records pag nag-aapply ka ng trabaho kundi Diploma or certificate lang, at doon makikita ng hiring employer ang academic standing mo sa pamamagitan ng "with distinction and high distinction" na nakasulat sa certificate.

[@elledelavin7648]

Nasa Canada at IS ka ba? Cno nagsabi sayo n d pwd ang grade12?😂 Usually tlga 2 yr diploma kinukuha ng IS for practical reason (alam ng IS yan) at hindi dahil sa mahina 😂 at madami n nagiging Manager s gnyang level, as long as qualified pasok ka sa work 😂. Hindi dahil s di pwde s mga best univ kundi sadyang mahal tlga pag Univ at Ung pipitsuging school na sinasabi mo baka malula ka pagnakita mo sa personal, ultimo banyo pwd mong tulugan.

[@meekopal2369]

@@elledelavin7648 yong grade 12 na galing sa atin ang di tatangapin except for the graduates of international schools in PH, because the curriculum is exactly the same in Canada. Anyway, ang pumapasok naman sa community college dyan yong local students dyan sa canada na applied subject ang kinuha sa high school kasi smart students would never enrol in community college. Sino ang nagsabi sayo na ang tuition sa university at college ay magkaiba? parehas lang naman sila depende kung anong program mo. Di ka naman iha-hire ng employer sa ganda ng kubeta ng school mo, gusto nilang makita sa diploma mo na may nakasulat na distinction or high distinction. Trust me, I visited 4 years ago the campuses of U of T, Mississauga, Scarborough and St. George, huge campuses and they have also a clean kubeta. 🤣

[@brnamar645]

High school grad old curriculum and college undergrad tinatanggap po…I have a friend college undergrad tinanggap nman 🫠

[@meekopal2369]

@@brnamar645 saan tinangap, sa elementary school sa canada?

[@brnamar645]

@@meekopal2369 Centennial college Yung friend ko...And may mga skul na natanggap ng high school grad old curriculum tulad Ng Sault College, NBCC, NLC..

[@ianraori6122]

Suggestion ko sa mga gustong mag international student sa Canada. Research nyo kung anong needed na mga trabaho sa province na pupuntahan nyo kasi bawat province sa Canada iba iba ang indemand na trabaho. Sa BC para sa mga male international students MAs maganda sa trades certificate electrician, plumber, welder , mechanic apprentices matataas mga sahod . Different level of apprenticeship pataas ng pataas ang sahod hanggang magka red seal license ka. Sa mga female students sa BC kelangan ng mga ECE Kaya nga may additional $6 per hour dagdag ng government para lang mag encourage ng mga ECE students. Kaunting research kasi maraming resources galing government para sa mga international students. Tiyaga lang .

[@gladitto5398]

please make sure we do not see pinoy students asking money on malls, groceries and sidewalks this year 2024. nagugulat ka na lang may bumabati ala na daw budget.

[@204bcrider]

Meron dito sa canada sa parking lots at mall mga alagad ni pastor quiboloy ng hihingi ng donation sa mall at paarking

[@RihannaCarlaMorgan]

True po b yan?? They ask for money??? Oh my!!!!!

[@takeaction2023]

Skilled visa na lang sa Australia kaso may housing crisis dito same jan sa Canada, pero mas mataas ang pasahod ng Australia so far.

[@nicholasedwardulanday7987]

That’s not true. Mas malaki sahod sa Canada. At per month ang rent sa Canada unlike sa australia per week. That’s expensive. Pinakamalaki talaga na salary para sa ofw is USA then second Canada 3rd lang ang australia tapos european countries na

[@takeaction2023]

@@nicholasedwardulanday7987 Weekly rent kasi Weekly pay rin po. It depends sa job position siguro pero compare nyu yung minimum wage ng Australia, Canada and USA… Australia ang pinakamalaking sahod. Heard so many complains about tipping culture in America and Canada coz of low salary as a minimum earner. In Australia we paid decently. I know sa mga student visa nagsisimula sila sa mga babang position whereas dito sa Australia kahit mababang position decent amount pa rin marereceive mong sahod.

[@takeaction2023]

@@nicholasedwardulanday7987 We get paid weekly in Australia others fortnightly naman kaya weekly din ang rent. If you get paid monthly and pay rent monthly pareho lang po. If you’re 1,600 per month here in Australia we pay $400 weekly that’s how it works po.

[@levynxtiu947]

Im thankful na hindi ako pumunta sa Canada as OFW. At present, narito ako sa Kuwait, almost a year na. At ang buhay ko dito, mas maalwan pa kesa buhay ko sa Pinas. Libre ang bahay, transpo, may food allowance. Aircon 24/7 at hindi namrublema sa mga appliances, syempre yung basic lang. Ano pa mahihiling ko..

[@mjdin4705]

Ano po work nyo sa Kuwait?

[@meekopal2369]

tsimay ka ba dyan?

[@lanijapan9187]

Ilang taon ka na sa Kuwait Ano work mo dyan ?

[@evangeliquegaoorda1213]

Malamang dakilang chimay ka jan

[@davidgeorgecheu4615]

Mas ok sa UAE same amenities tax free etc. Problema ko lang ano uulamin for the week. Madali makaipon at super safe nakakamiss nga buhay ko dun.

[@erlin707]

Buti nalang di ako tumuloy sa Canada. Dito ako sa Germany natanggap as international student free-tuition sa public University. Pumunta ako dito ng walang German language certificate kasi English taught Degree ang napili ko. Nag DIY apply lang ako.

[@USA-CANADA1480]

But do you have the pathway to German permanent residency and citizenship? I’m curious

[@cbryleismael]

No Anna, ayusin muna ng gobyerno ang pilipinas at para di na umalis mga tao. Duh

[@ravenbonanza1522]

In the Philippines, your chances of being promoted to a CEO of a company is 50% but if you go abroad to work, your chances of being promoted to a CEO is 0%

[@mjdin4705]

Not everyone wants to be a CEO. Most of us just want to be financially secured that's why a lot of pinoys are going abroad. Some wants to immigrate, become a dual citizen and retire worry free knowing you will receive a monthly pension enough for your needs and free healthcare. Some just wants to work abroad, save enough money they can invest in the Philippines like buy properties they can rent out or put up a small business then continue working till they retire and enjoy the monthly pension they get from the America or Canada and live in the Philippines.

[@Uvamm3]

You need to be rich first or build your own business to become a CEO 😅 no one promotes you to become a CEO if you don’t own some percentage of the company 😊

[@luntiangrace]

Anong 50% magiging ceo. Tatay mo ba mayari ng company? Kung hindi, aba 0% yan. Wag kang ambisyosa.

[@erwindaveg1]

Never believe to that mentality!

[@kurotitlog908]

2:48 wag po tayo magtitiwala sa sabi ng youtube, magtiwala po kayo sa mga lawyer dahil nawawalan na po sila ng kita. K thnx bye! 😅

[@jellymadrigal5879]

Mag-asawa ka ng Canadian citizen, ayos!

[@carlotanching]

Mali po kayo mahirap rin and matagal ang papers

[@jellymadrigal5879]

@@carlotanching hindi mahirap pag kumpleto ang required docu. Di na rin need ng abogado.

[@USA-CANADA1480]

Good theory for the singles. Most are married or have families. Marriage fraud investigators are also on the lookout. 👀

[@lilchrizish]

it's all about money !! they just want the permanent residence status!!

[@marionsabandal1419]

life here is not a bed of roses....bottom line .. pag tamad ka na tao wag kanalang mag kenada regardless of pathways. :)

[@danger26102]

All Filipinos become hardworking when in other countries

[@clipendo]

Wag pong magpagamit sa Canada. Pineperahan lang po kayo ng Canada at testimonials ng kung sinu-sino.

[@ericksonbanaga5543]

hanap nlng kayo ng AFAM.

[@USA-CANADA1480]

lol. 😂.

[@elledelavin7648]

Di nmn talaga pathway… xempre mag.aaral ka and aftr grad, hanap ng work dun m lng ttrabahuhin ung PR mo, swerte lng kung meron kang skilled owp pwede xa ang mauna tumrabaho sa PR nyo.

[@meekopal2369]

problema kahit natapos na silang magaral sa canada, hirap pa rin mag english kaya di makakuha ng trabaho.

[@elledelavin7648]

@@meekopal2369 issue mo ba yan?🤣, di nmn need na expert ka sa English

[@quinetdavid6864]

Hirap din sa Canada, nakakaawa mga international students dito.

[@herrygolu6659]

Pumupunta as stepping stone maging pr dto

[@RihannaCarlaMorgan]

At least Hindi sila TNT

[@herrygolu6659]

@@RihannaCarlaMorgan yea that’s true

[@mojonuggets0]

I report them, for the reward. :)

[@MignonMendoza]

And you are proud of it ! For the love of money, you will sell your fellow Filipinos … Shame on you !!! 😡 One day , one way or another KARMA will get you real good … measure for measure

[@Mike.2004]

If mag aaral lang naman i suggest learn french dito sa pinas , gusto ng cad govt ng mga Francophones no need lmia too if magwowork

[@SingleAndAlmostBrokeinSurrey]

Not really. You don't even need to speak English fluently to land a job here. Even just a basic English skills can get you far. Remember Canada is a very inclusive country.

[@LutangLutang]

​@@SingleAndAlmostBrokeinSurreyYan dahilan ng kakilala ko baket ayaw niya diyan lumaki anak niya. Baka daw maging delulu with gender pronouns nonsense or maging adik sa Vancouver.

[@justlikepaper1827]

I agree with how studying french helps with those wanting to get PR status. Un kasi ang mababa needed na CRS points pag express entry draws - not that low but at least much lower than the high CRS points recently for general draws.

[@sartemarkify]

Dpt imbestigahan dn mga ahente na yan e

[@motoristangmagbubikid3585]

Kramihan mga student kuno pero para makpagtrabaho at the same time. mahal na coat of living dito dami na naghihirap na mga citizen pwesi ciguro pag anak k ng politkong magnanakaw kayng kaya mga gastusin sinasamantala din ng mga kuoal na immigration consultan.

[@redonionlattice5151]

siguro naman kahit saang bansa ka ipinanganak eh need mo magsipag para gumanda buhay. at sino ba naman ang ayaw manirahan sa developed country. dito sa atin sa pinas, when was the last time na pumunta ka ng shopping mall ng walang hassle sa entrance (walang sekyu at metal detector) at eto na lang, when was the last time na naglagay ka ng mobile phone sa bulsa ng bag mo na hindi mo kailangang yakapin?

[@rolandolayvar4328]

Ito ang problem natin bilang bansa. Inisend natin ang ating napakatalino at napakasipag na kababayan upang mag-aral sa ibang bansa, only for them to wish to stay there. Kaya nga ang mga industrya, gobyerno, at infrastructure dito sa Pinas ay bumabagal naman; nawala natin ang sipag at gawa nila. Kung pumunta kayo sa ibang bansa para aralin ang pinakamagandang edukasyon, bumalik kayo sa Pinas at tulungan ang bansa nyo.

[@joemarijm]

Stop blaming the Filipinos. Instead asked the government kung saan sila nag kulang. Walang pilipino ang gusto mag abroad kung kung hindi sira ang sistema ng pilipinas.

[@carlotanching]

Rights ng any human being ang pumili kung san sila titirang bansa. Malamang di ka nabigyan ng Canadian visa noh?

[@SingleAndAlmostBrokeinSurrey]

Just to let you know that those bright students sent abroad (like government agencies) for the sole purpose of studying are indeed going back to the Philippines to share their knowledge and skills acquired abroad for at least 2 years. Then after that they can leave for whatever country they wish to stay for good. Otherwise, you need to pay the agency that sent you abroad for the expenses you incurred if you plan on not coming back. Yup, speaking for my classmate.

[@carlotanching]

@@SingleAndAlmostBrokeinSurrey First of all, mali mali English nyo, secondly, mali ang ifo and lastly, think before you write kasi napakabobo mo inggit ka lang sa mga nasa Canada na lasi kahit visa wla ka hahaha

[@rolandolayvar4328]

@@joemarijm Tama po kayo. All I am saying is that kailangan natin ang cultural shift of Pinoys investing sa Pinas imbes na pagalis sa iba't ibang bansa. Kapag umalis ang mga napakasipag, matatalino, at matatapat, what is there left at home and who is left to govern? Pinoys who have had the privilege and experience of abroad living need to bring those skills and perspectives back sa bayan, otherwise nothing improves here. If anything, dapat lang silang bumoto.

[@Lemon86807]

Nadamay lang talaga yung mga pilipino sa modus ng mga ibang lahi, kaya nag higpitan.

[@evangeliquegaoorda1213]

Pauwiin lahat ng mga naka student visa pagka graduate nila…Gusto kasi nila shortcut😂

[@quinetdavid6864]

Pabago bago kase pathway eh

[@thumperthumper3305]

Oh I love Canada 🇨🇦

[@sartemarkify]

Dapat higpitan na talaga ang mga intl student dito. Unfair sa mga mga ngapply ng work permit tapos di mkakuha ng employee kase noukuha na yung trabaho na dapat sakanila. 99% ng intl student kuno dto e nghahanap ng work permit di ngaaral

[@anarhoda-ut1tj]

Yes ang daming consultancy sa socmed you will become a permanent residence after bla,bla u can bring ur family after two Years 🤓🤓 c pinoy naman gorah!🤓

[@piknik8230]

wag masisilaw sa kikitaing dollars. ndi madali ang trabaho dito. lahat binabayaran. tsaka sobrang lamig 😂

[@real_jc]

Bat ka nanjan?

[@Toolbox12-y1p]

Paano ang mga TNT

[@estonggalapong6787]

Tumirik na sa lamig !!

[@ilocaknows-i5k]

Bimlad dan 😊

[@SingleAndAlmostBrokeinSurrey]

Ang daming mga armchair immigration consultants sa comments 😁😁😁

[@musika2507]

kayo lang naman din humaharang sa ganyan e. kapwa pinoy. HAHAHAHA

[@carlotanching]

Di lang Pinoy nagsabi nyan fyi. Marami Indians dito and ganyan rin sinabi ng kalahi nila. Ano akala mo nag didiscourage lang sila? Nagsasabi sila ng facts and yun lang ang dapat

[@shoshanas5251]

Walang humaharang but it’s train wreck waiting to happen from the get go. We came here as PR so from experience kahit may income napaka hirap dahil may bills at mataas standard of living. I cannot imagine coming as student. Parang may tumatagas pag nag-student pathway ka instead of money coming in may palabas. In fact mas mabilis ang palabas kesa napasok dahil napaka taas ng matrikula as international student approx half a million pesos per semester. Ever since ang international student pathway ay para sa “can afford” lang. Mag-succeed ka man imagine the stress from hours you put in tapos ginastos mo pa na $$$. Overall, it’s not worth it investment.

[@vickyvale8675]

⁠@@shoshanas5251Right?! Challenge na nga as PR eh what more as an intl student. Pero mahirap magsabi ng realidad sa kapwa Pinoy kasi sasabihan ka na humaharang o nagdi discourage lng. Bahala sila, basta they have been forewarned.

[@teekbooy4467]

Pero sabi ng mga ahente madali lang daw

[@garybomvlogs4831]

ano sa palagay mo ang tama ang ahente or phil ambassador sa canada?

[@temle7489]

Di naman kumukuha nang pHd sa Physics, CS, Engineering mga yan. Karamihan kunwari mga jologs na masters like marketing sa jologs na university tapos nag tratrabaho sa mga fastfood at iba pa. Ultimate pakay nila jan is to stay or magtago.

[@temle7489]

Doubt it.... dami nnag nagtatago sa Canada and ayaw bumalik. Kunwari Intl student pero kinukuha jologs na course and nag wowork sila LMAO alam ko aksi dami ko kababayan na ginagawa yan LOL

[@robertdatario85]

Anong pake mo?! Di Naman nila pinapakialam ang buhay mo ha.

[@temle7489]

@@robertdatario85 Kadalasan masakit ang katotohanan LOL Ang Canada ay di na mukhang Canada. Strained na ang resource nila. Sobrang jologs na ang cities nila. Maraming opportunistic and mapagsamantala. Pero mukha isa kang katulad nila na kahit mali ay tolerate pa rin LMAO

[@pumpkinmashes6355]

Epokrito ka lang