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In this vlog, we delve into an important topic: safety concerns in the USA. We've received numerous comments and messages advising us to stay away from the USA due to perceived safety issues. But are these concerns warranted or misconceptions?
In this video, we want to hear directly from you, our viewers who reside in the USA. We value your insights and experiences as we aim to gather a variety of perspectives on this topic. Join the conversation by sharing your thoughts on the safety situation in the USA. Are you comfortable living there? Have you encountered any safety-related incidents? Let's have an open dialogue and uncover the reality behind the perceptions.
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[@ReenaSingh-bj5ps]

We are very close to the incident happened in Allen Tx. Believe me everyday I am scared to send my kid to school due to so many incidents. So far it was not close by, so I use too overcome soon, but now I am scared. Its normal all around people busy with there day to day work but back of the mind there is a constant watch for being cautious around. Just wish and pray for peace all around the world and people start behaving like humankind and not like animals 😢

[@chiragshah5682]

us is the not place to stay. its nor safe

[@ryana8232]

This is why you should move to suburbs like Sugarland in texas my uncle his children n now his his grandchildren living there going to schools there never had any problems nor they live in fear so move to Sugarland n take the fear out 😊

[@nipunjain1039]

Jaan hai toh jahan hai. If you loose anyone in your family just because of gun violence any amount of extra money will never compensate it.

[@ayush21Q3]

Great point

[@18shraddha]

I live at Phoenix Scottsdale past 7 years. My total US stay is 16 yers. I am really happy and blessed to e here. People are really nice and helpful. Kids goes to high school and elementary here. Very happy with school as well. Risk is everywhere just we need to choose wisely. All the best❤️

[@sufianjaveed2656]

Which State in USA😊

[@HarjitSingh-tt6bx]

I live in Northern Virginia… and honestly, I had never felt any issues regarding the safety of children. I won’t deny the fact that there are some areas where there is a safety concern but again if you live in well diverse population location then you don't have to worry about anything. All I will say is that do your own due diligence before taking any step. All the best

[@vk8753]

Agreed ! Iam from northern virgina too, all safe n good,

[@HarjitSingh-tt6bx]

Also, I think you guys are planning for Texas but allow me to pitch few highlights why you should also consider Norther Virginia. From its excellent educational opportunities for children to its safety and rich cultural diversity, Northern Virginia has plenty to offer. Let's dive into the details! Children Education: Northern Virginia boasts an exceptional educational system, making it an ideal choice for families with school-going children. The region is renowned for its top-notch public schools, many of which consistently rank among the best in the nation. You'll find a wide array of educational programs, extracurricular activities, and advanced placement opportunities to nurture your children's academic growth. Additionally, the area is home to esteemed colleges and universities, offering excellent higher education prospects for your children in the future. Safety: When it comes to safety, Northern Virginia excels. The region has a reputation for being one of the safest places to live in the United States. The local communities prioritize security, and the crime rates are relatively low compared to many other areas. Whether you choose to live in one of the suburban neighborhoods or the vibrant urban areas, you can enjoy a sense of safety and peace of mind. Cultural Diversity: Northern Virginia is a melting pot of cultures, with residents from all corners of the globe calling it home. This diversity creates a vibrant and inclusive environment, providing opportunities to learn about different cultures, traditions, and cuisines. The region hosts numerous cultural events, festivals, and international celebrations throughout the year, ensuring a rich and immersive experience for you and your family. Infrastructure and Amenities: Northern Virginia is known for its robust infrastructure, making it a convenient place to live. You'll have access to excellent healthcare facilities, modern shopping centers, recreational parks, and a variety of entertainment options. The region is well-connected through a network of highways, public transportation, and proximity to major airports, ensuring seamless travel within the area and beyond. Proximity to Washington D.C.: One of the major advantages of living in Northern Virginia is its proximity to the nation's capital, Washington D.C. This opens up a world of opportunities for exploration, cultural enrichment, and career prospects. You can easily visit iconic landmarks, museums, and historical sites, and immerse yourself in the rich history and political heartbeat of the United States. I hope this overview helps you understand why Northern Virginia is an excellent choice for teleworking while ensuring a high quality of life for you and your family. Of course, it's always essential to conduct thorough research and consider various factors before making a final decision. However, Northern Virginia's educational opportunities, safety record, cultural diversity, and convenient infrastructure make it a strong contender for your new home.

[@rohanbansal9563]

NOVA is good. I have lived in NOVA, NC, Texas and San Fransisco. I did my master's in Texas, loved that too but I lived in a small town named College Station. Felt really safe there tbh. Living in Canada now, really a big shithole. Every time I come from US, I feel depressed.

[@anuradhabanerjee1683]

We live in one of the best suburbs of Illinois and never felt unsafe till about 2 years before. After 4th of July last year which was 20 mins from my our house. I feel scared sending my kid to school everyday! And attending public gatherings

[@nipunjain1039]

You both set an example for being the best parents. Ravish and sakshi it's always a delight to watch both of you 💗

[@SanjeevSinha30]

I live in New Jersey -USA and understand your concern. Here in NJ we feel absolutely safe and everything is normal. The reason is, the population comprises all races, ethnicity, and colors. There are Indians, Pakistanis, Malaysians, Chinese, Spanish, whites blacks and all c0 mingle and live peacefully. No untoward incident has been reported in the recent past or as long as memory serves. The safety concerns are valid in Mid West where the immigrant population is less in number and economic disparity is clearly visible and which leads to hatred and incidents towards others. . I too have the same Raybans, almost 25 years old bought from my job and it cost then Rs.3000/- Still treasured even today

[@BlessedNumbers]

May I know which areas in NJ are safe if you can kindly suggest.

[@jatinkhanna24]

This is not the time to move to US, Ravish. I moved from Denver 3 years back and that too not from a very rushy place rather I moved from Denver but we have witnessed multiple gun shot issues very often there on roads, schools etc. Still all the luck to you and family in case you have made mind to move !!

[@jaithak7267]

I am new to the US too, only 33 years, any advice for me...

[@rohanbansal9563]

Perhaps you haven't lived in Canada. Even I thought across the same lines. Lived in US for a decade, moved back to India due to family reasons. Didn't like India much, came to Canada thinking it would be more safer, better and stuff. Trust me its a shithole, at this point I am considering moving back to India. Earlier I planned to spend 3 to 4 years here, get passport and then move back to India or US. Now i am doubtful of even wasting that much time here. Pollution or whatever, at least I have good career and research jobs in India, here I would be screwed. Canada has lot of its crime but unlike US it doesnt make to news. This world is not ideal, US is not ideal. But for tech workers, it is more ideal country than Canada.

[@piyusjai]

We live in Seattle. Don’t feel that unsafe in day to day, however the news does scare us too. Whenever an incident happens we are reminded of risks of US gun laws, however you don’t feel it in day to day in states with “comparatively stricter” gun laws…

[@varunsood4626]

My colleague who lives in Austin, TX had to run from office last week because his daughter's school was under lockdown due to a suspected activity.

[@RavishVlogs]

we have had a few school lockdowns here as well last year :(

[@BlessedNumbers]

@@RavishVlogs but was it due to gun violence or I feel due to weather issue

[@RavishVlogs]

@@BlessedNumbers bomb threat in school

[@ayush21Q3]

Mat aa bhai. Wahin dekhle kuch auur

[@lifeuncutbytanvi]

Hey! Love watching your vlogs. You’re in way my inspiration of starting up my own KZbin channel🫶🏼 I moved to the US (New York/Jersey City) in 2022 and my husband has been living here for 4 years now. I think safety issues are everywhere in the world but It also depends upon the kind of place/area you’re choosing to live in 🤗

[@BlessedNumbers]

How safe you feel about NYC/NJ, which areas if you can kindly specify please

[@DesiTeslaDad]

Ravish bhai, long time subscriber and fan from Austin, TX chiming in. Gun violence has always been part of American life, but it seems like in recent years (especially with the pandemic and subsequent uptick in mental health issues) it has really accelerated. If I may, if you haven't finalized yet, prefer a state with strong background check laws 🙏

[@SAIFALI-rn5cs]

Take care of yourself

[@dipavyas6492]

My cousins husband survived the shooting in Allen Texas...and they are still scared ...another cousin lives 10 mons away from that mall and they have started thinking to move out from there...I know it is so difficult to take a decision on this one!

[@nsm1091]

Hi Ravesh , MAA SHA ALLAH , wonderful family . Great chemistry between you too . Always pleasure to see you both thriving in life. May you have a very smooth transition to US and have a safe stay. Just take a leap of faith . Everything will be alright . Greetings from Pakistan

[@m1a1n1j1u11]

Boss your fear about the shift to US is quiet justified.....I think you are better off in Canada.....more clean and serene in comparison to US. It's ok to go for visits rather than a permanant move. I think there it's a ray race here you may have little lesser exposure and availability but you are def more at peace.

[@rohanutep81]

Weather and more dollars is attracting them

[@BlessedNumbers]

What type of rat race if you can specify please

[@countroshculla]

Although I prefer Canada a whole, whole lot more, there are areas of the US that are really good. Do your research and then make your decision afterwards for the move. My cousin is in North Carolina and although he doesn't have kids, he loves it there. Simiarly there are other awesome places if you do want to move for a few years.

[@BlessedNumbers]

May I know which city your cousin has been staying in NC

[@countroshculla]

@@BlessedNumbers Raleigh

[@rohan120180]

Ravish I have been living in Austin,TX since 2006 and it is as safe as any other cities in Canada, yes you have to avoid certain places during the night but I have never encountered anything personally here in Texas in general being in Dallas, Houston or Austin. You can reach out to me for any questions should you have, happy to help

[@tm---]

Bhai ek baat thi, recently ek mass shooting hui hai na mall me. Mass shooting kab ho pata to nehi chalega, ek Indian engineer bhi thi, she is no more!

[@tm---]

@RYUGA PLAYS Texas mass shootings type karo KZbin pe, news mil jayega

[@svdfxd]

Allen , Uvalde ??

[@tm---]

@RYUGA PLAYS yeah true, also every part of new England are pretty much safe

[@the_welldressed_hippie]

@RYUGA PLAYS Utah is very racist and Georgia is very high on everyday shootings. Road rage in Atlanta is no joke. Do your research.

[@atonudasgupta891]

The end scene was a good one! 😂 It's always feels special when you make someone smile, it could be anybody! & about US, no comments bcz of my choice is always Canada. So best of luck!

[@910rohit]

I moved to Toronto from Dubai in September. My brother stays in NY. I had never imagined there would come time when I would feel like going back and my brother would agree and feel the same about North America. Dubai/Abu Dhabi is any day a better place to live, be it safety/security concern, infrastructure, pay scale etc.

[@nikhilthakran]

Safety issues will be always there no matter where you live. Even Greater Toronto Area crime statistics are mind boggling; so carry on with your career plan and all the best!!

[@afran_pagarkar]

oh wow, Amit and Shilpa in Ravish Vlogs, nice to see them #HappyBirthday to Amit, many many happy returns of the day..

[@ridaF2223]

Love your family and your blogs Ravish. My opinion on this topic is you can’t live your life in fear. You can be the healthiest person alive and still die from a heart attack. You can live in the safest city in the world and still get into a car crash. You can fly planes everyday and still sadly crash. You can eat the right foods and still get cancer. Etc. Etc. Go where your heart is. Millions of people live in the USA and don’t die from shootings. Media and social media hypes everything up too much these days. If you want to move to the USA then that is where you are destined to be. Best of luck to you and your family!

[@davinderkum]

Ravish and Sakshi …..Remember One thing… We didn’t do everything in Life for Money Only. You can Grow here in Canada only if you’re diversified into Real Estate Mortgages Selling. Jaan Boozh Kar Okhli Mein Sir Nahin Dete Bhai Sahab. Apni Health pe Dyan do aur enjoy Karo, Kabhi Kabhi for change visit USA and have fun!

[@sufianjaveed2656]

You are very supportive bro😅

[@indianmominsouthafrica]

We are living in south Africa from last 10 yrs and other country people are always says its unsafe country but we didn't feel like that as of now, it is very safe n beautiful country, its very important to be safe not to go unknow area in late nights, don't show off your valuable things , we always follow the this rules.

[@amirtai]

After university shooting incident Michigan Governor passed law to prevent gun violence! Hopefully shooters are aware of that new law. Just stay away from Downtown in night time and keep your car locked as carjacking is common in suburbs. In SFO you need to keep your car unlocked so they don’t break your car window glass for valuable items. Other than that we are safe in US.

[@AdityaJape]

let's hope the US dollar has strength for the next few years.😂

[@OmPrakash-ie7sh]

@@AdityaJape they overcame several economic crisis. slowly they will overcome this issue also.

[@rohanutep81]

@@AdityaJape that will always be there

[@1408gagan]

The USA is a superpower and has good job opportunities. There is no denying that. However, it is legal for anyone in the US to own guns and gun licences are easy to get as there is no strong vetting system. The US is one of the biggest producers of ammunition so no wonder these big companies lobby the govt in making laws where the maximum number of guns could be sold. Now, I am an Australian citizen and have been living in Aus for the last 11 years. It’s next to impossible to get a gun licence here in Australia. We have strong legislation “The Firearms Act” here in Aus. A person applying for a Gun licence in Aus would either need approval from the chief commissioner of police or an exemption from the governor in charge which is next to impossible. Normal citizens can’t carry guns in their day-to-day life as compared to the US with their crazy love for the second amendment. Gun licences are very easily obtained in the US. There are frequent monthly school shootings in the USA which are heavily scrutinised here in Australia. The whole argument is that why can’t the US ban guns just like Australia did in the early ’90s? We had a shooting here in Australia back in the 90s after which it was next to impossible to own guns for normal citizens. Which resulted in no gun violence. Trust me on this. True we have crime in Australia. But it’s minor offending and not something that results in the death of individuals. Think like this school shootings are like a terrorist attacks. Have you ever heard in the media that school shootings happened in Australia, New Zealand or even Canada? The main reason is the strong laws in Australia that are there to protect its citizens. Now the population of Australia is less than the USA. However, even if you compare statistically, deaths resulting from assaults/guns are next to none as compared to the USA. If some lunatic people can’t have access to guns then how can they do school shootings? It’s something to think about. The government in the USA don’t understand that as they are busy pleasing the big ammunition companies. Also, I don’t get why some American citizens advocate and are in favour of the second amendment. If you can get rid of a weapon that is capable of killing hundreds of people in a few minutes. Why would you not just ban it? The USA has so so many school shootings, shootings in the middle of a concert and so on. Never heard of these types of shootings in Australia. America might be good in many other things but it’s not a safe place until they change the gun laws. True there are millions of people living in the US safely but why would you even take a minor risk, especially knowing the gun laws where any lunatic can have gun ownership? No wonder why police in the US are also heavy-handed cause you never know which person could pull a gun out of their vehicle on a normal routine check or something like that. In the end, I would say data never lies. Do your research. Don’t trust the media but check the kind of offending in the USA and compare it with Canada. It’s not just my own opinion but are some of the facts. Definitely do some more digging into the topic. Wishing you guys good luck. Love your vlogs!

[@Jayrawatvlog]

Good information , bhaiya canra kon sa tha

[@Vvpatel15]

We live in whitby to.. Also ajax waterfront is nice for walk...small boat in water all the time in summer at whitby shores

[@hydra_trading]

Risk is everywhere! India me bohot zyada Canada me bhi grow kr raha h crime... But US me gun violence hai and even teenagers aur schools me bhi hora hai.

[@dolmalaistibetan]

Crime can happen anywhere . Canada or usa. But study the city school rating , crime rate, income ratio . Winchester ma which is 15 min to Cambridge and Boston is one example of a very safe and have good schools .

[@strangerfriend5318]

Honestly it’s very scary to live in the US. We want to move to Canada. Hearing all those shootings every few days. Some big some small. It’s very scary to go to even get groceries. You would think the states with stricter laws and more diversity would be safer, but you don’t know when and where the next shooting could take place. I would suggest stay in Canada. It’s much safer. We don’t hear any mass shootings happening there.

[@amitgupta-rv1sh]

Great point, does the timing stand right; with so much layoffs and recession gaining momentum changing might be a concern.

[@vickyisrani2633]

Great career choice sir despite having kids you guys are taking decision Cheers sir More power to you both

[@fahadphoolwala4957]

I have been living in USA for 15 years. And I always talk to my family about moving to another country. I don’t think you should move, if you want change move to a different state in Canada.

[@kartikrustagi]

Not sure if this is the right analogy but for me it is like how we used to feel about terrorists bomb attacks in India (especially 10+ years ago when they were a lot more frequent). Do they happen ? Absolutely and it is a concern. Is that faring in our mind every time we go out or kids go to school? No. Also note that gun laws can vary from state to state so choose where you plan to move accordingly.

[@svdfxd]

pathetic analogy😆

[@BlessedNumbers]

Well said

[@ss-zz6ii]

The us govt is protecting the 2nd amendment and letting this run awol . However indian govt increased security by manyfolds and controlled the situation . Do you really think people are not trying to attack even now , they are trying their best but indian govt and army are doing everything they can to keep india safe , can you really say the same about usa ,? Guns have more rights than school kids in usa .

[@lordseventh7]

@3:40 travelling desi k cottage chale jao boat leke, boat aur cottage dono ka experience ho jaega🤝

[@soni-soni]

To be honest when you mentioned USA first thing I thought was ohhh I would have been happier if u had said Dubai. USA is unsafe but than there's no guarantee anywhere u live. When I migrated to Toronto in the mids 80's it was super safe compared to now. It seems people are becoming trigger-happy.

[@RS-vj6on]

It' depends where you are moving...mostly safe but as we hear shooting news it scares us too..Best of luck for the move.

[@kunalsharon2006]

I was stuck in the Allen, TX shooting. Worst weekend of my life. Please give second thought of shifting from canada.

[@RavishVlogs]

I'm so sorry to hear about your terrifying experience in the Allen, TX shooting. It must have been an incredibly traumatic and distressing event for you. I hope you are feeling better now

[@kunalsharon2006]

@@RavishVlogs Yes slowly myself and my wife are getting back to daily activities, but it will take time. Just saw your vlog so thought of reaching out, I can tell you that Canada is much much safer than US. In our life what we need our family should be safe. Now everyone is buying guns here because of safety issues.

[@NishkarshModi]

Ravish bhai wanted to know make & model of the watch!!

[@pratikshah8356]

Hi, As you said in end of your video there is no place safe and no place unsafe. I have two son one in college and one in going 8th grade. Yes some time feel Scared. We are leaving in northern Virginia 23yrs if you decide to come around hear we will be happy to help if possible. Well come back to US

[@rohanbansal9563]

Ravish, there are many problems in US but trust me, it's still better this cold storage. You have lived in US so you know, and your son can sponsor your green card anyway when he turns 21. Canada > US only if you are a uber driver, construction worker or a bus driver. Its hell for skilled workers. People who have never lived in US would jump on this comment, because they haven't experienced US. I came to Canada after staying a decade in US, and so far have spent 2 years here. I moved to India from US, didn't like it there and moved to Canada after 3 years. I am literally pissed off from Canada in 2 years - jobs are very grunt here and lack quality and pay. Many people in my company are PhD from University of Waterloo and U of Toronto and doing grunt work here. 2 people from my team (white Canadians) moved to US last year for better work. I am in a wrong team in Canada, and looking for a relevant position from last 3 months. Total 10 profiles in whole Canada, out of which 6 called and 4 said your resume only matches 80 % with our requirement. On other hand, even without applying I get contacted by recruiters every one or two weeks for relevant positons in US. My colleague in US, from Bangladesh had received green card easily. He was very average, failed to crack interviews, but after getting green card and US citizenship, he has worked at top R&D positions at government contractors. Right now he would be getting at least 200,000 USD of base pay. Not just money, quality of his work is too good with interesting research problems everyday. In Canada, I have seen many people with Master's in Electrical/Mechanical engineering become realtors or manager at walmart as they cant find work (even though they are not in licensed occupation). And his individual house (not the shitty detached ones Canada has), 4 BHK and 3000 Sq feet costs $700,000. Whereas in Toronto one gets, 130K and a tiny shitty house is 1.5 Million. Not to mention the slow and ridiculous healthcare system, lack of jobs, shitty and broken roads. The way they are taking people in without building houses and schools, it would get even worse. At this point, I am even considering going back to India. Sure, pollution is there, people are rude, society is in mess but is it worse than compromising with your career, living in 6 to 7 month winter, away from family. In 10 years in US, if someone used to ask me, have I any complaints with US, my answer would be "Being away from parents". For Canada, you already read my rant.

[@910rohit]

Can’t agree more 👍🏻

[@dr.laximansawant144]

I stayed in usa for 7 years Initial years were fine but than a lot of mass shooting incidences started to take place. Even going in evening alone felt never safe I stayed in Oklahoma and north Carolina which not problematic city yet I didn’t feel safe

[@BlessedNumbers]

Which cities in North Carolina do you feel safe

[@dr.laximansawant144]

@@BlessedNumbers none

[@ambrish214]

Just few days back here in Alan near Dallas have shooting in one of mall...8 people died.....and now a days it is happening frequently

[@harb87]

Style people are saying risk is everywhere..I had never thought about thinking of gun violence before coming to US. Now I do. That's why I am moving back. Might be a non practical thinking but goli se acchi rookhi sookhi roti

[@dushyantgupta11]

I agree with u sirji, it looks quite risky in certain pockets in States. Obviously no city is 100% safe. But overall economic situation is getting worse and it will get bad 😢 But shoes look good ❤

[@yashzzyy8871]

Tbh usa is not safe we scared to even go outside at night and school situations are worst here rn

[@ravick4u]

I live in US since 2012 and lived in NJ, PA and VA. My son goes to middle school. I do agree that US has issued regarding gun violence and unfortunately government is not taking any strong steps against it. Schools are being targeted many time and it bothers me too. Recently got a message from my son’s school that they are going to implement metal detector so that will help but still doesn’t eliminate the fear completely. But i do feel US has better opportunities compared to Canada. Unfortunately I can no give you straight answers with Yes/No :( If you are planning to come to US I wish you all the best

[@BlessedNumbers]

Which state you are currently residing

[@santwanakaushik4471]

It’s not that safe in USA now for immigrants & specially kids in school…..

[@abank360]

You guys need to make the decision with your kids in mind!! It is safer for adults than kids in school, lockdown to metal detectors. Also teacher shortage and mental health issues.

[@A.K.Nayyar]

Its depend where u live.try to get ur house near by countryside .u will start loving US

[@seemashamim4299]

I had been living in US for more than 10 years now…stayed in California, Denver Seattle and now Austin…..never have I ever felt unsafe…..but yes gun laws need to be improvised….breaks my heart when I hear of mass shootings specially at schools…I send my kids to private schools which are considered comparatively safer ….but then everything is relative

[@a2zuser1]

I too think same.. gun crimes in US its lot compared to other countries

[@soulatzaidi]

Just curious to understand your rationale, Why would you be moving to US when kids are growing into high school while comparing public schooling in Canada vs US is far better. Or is it you planning to send kids to pvt schooling in US?

[@rohanutep81]

More money and weather in southern states

[@krishnak3033]

My friend with kids is scared when his kids goto school. It also depends on area.

[@gupta812]

Aapki sabse pehle video maine motorhome wali dekhi thi youtube recommendations se....🚙

[@balochbaluch9705]

I think it depends on cities...

[@bharatdodeja]

Hi Ravish, could you tell how do you plan to move in terms of work permits in US being a Canadian Citizen?

[@jaithak7267]

TN Visa

[@BlessedNumbers]

He has Green card

[@shilparana8464]

There is no way you can control the environment around you therefore you pray to god for everyone's well-being. The only thing you can do is explain to your kids and your family to be alert to your surroundings. All middle and higher-level schools in the US have something going on that you don't want your kids to be involved in so my advice is to be focused and keep them busy with activities and stay alert.

[@sonal211000]

Aapke chote brother and unki family Aapke vlogs mein nahi dikhte. Has he moved back to Australia

[@JaswinderKaur-mj4pw]

No doubt ur personality resemble like air force officer specially fighter pilot as my background is from indian air force .u look like squadron leader .

[@SSA00]

College is worse! I regret moving here now when kids are in high school and college! You just have to be in wrong place! No safe areas anymore!!!

[@nabilahasan3577]

I was in Canada 5 years then moved to san Francisco. I didn’t feel anything wrong except crazy drivers here. It is not that scary that much media says. But yes, it is depend where you live.

[@aditya21210]

It all depends kis state mai jaa rahe ho. Badi city m jare ho then ofcourse safe hi hoga

[@ArvindPateluk]

मेरे पास भी रेबन का ४० साल पूराना चश्मा है जो मैंने अबु-धाबी से ख़रीदा था।😊 From, Bolton,UK.

[@RavishVlogs]

40 saal 😱 wah wah

[@foxtrail975]

I am a half pilot by the way...I have a private pilot license...but I never understood why people are so crazy about being a pilot...it's those boring landings and takeoffs and cruising throughout the route...if the salary of a pilot was peanuts, then nobody would have become a pilot...main reason people go into this profession is huge salary in lakhs per month...I rather enjoy sitting in a first class seat with all the luxuries and food air hostess serve🙃🙃

[@RKS740]

Which city are you planning to move to?

[@princesinghtomerbhaarti]

Bhaiji Chicago aa jao. All 4 seasons. Live in Burbs u are fine. Too much BS written. Resident of chicago for a long long time. If u have a choice of anywhere I suggest Denver area…. Bhai waah. Best of all worlds🎉

[@KanjoosMakkhiChoosKaGharJamaai]

Location 1:42 onwards: Yaar Ravish Bhai baat karte waqt aapki wife aapko bahot interrupt karti hai.

[@ss6731]

Love your videos & optimism. I think you guys are doing it anyway 😂 as you have started selling household items already. I want to migrate to US but would like to know what’s the situation of it with dollar collapse & mass job layoffs ? Do a video please do it would be helpful to fellow people who want to do the same 😊

[@vivaciousgemini]

May god always bless your family

[@kkjain3336]

You are going usa with Which Visa ? Are you getting 50% more pay than canada ?

[@BlessedNumbers]

He has Green card

[@kkjain3336]

@@BlessedNumbers no he doesn't

[@Time_Pass_Lounge]

Please move to dubai or Saudi Arabia

[@RishiGrapper]

Hi Ravish bhaiya, Great Video as always, I wanted to ask something, Is there Polen allergy in canada? I mean if somebody is allergic to polen, should they come to canada? How serious it is if its there?

[@soni-soni]

U can take medication for it no issues than

[@tanyamittal6453]

Hi I live in San Jose California and I feel safe here. Don’t worry

[@ayushgogna9732]

yrr ye he hai america mai abb areas hain jahan thoda zada crime hain koi areas safe hain i agree on this point. but like normally bhi hain experience.

[@geekygirl648]

Ravish bro do u do remote job in IT, As u r living Canada?

[@BlessedNumbers]

Yes for US company

[@priyankabedi2312]

If you are planning moving usa plz don’t believe anyone yes depends where are you moving big cities like New York not safe New Jersey not safe no more expensive move suburb area plz check school rating google Wikipedia crime city rating I will suggest you jagah dekho plan karo thoda stay karke dekho don’t believe anyone blindly khud se sochoge plan karoge or acha sochoge to acha hoga 8 saal se rah rahi hu usa me I feel very safe agar Aap ache ho sab ache hai but yes most important believe in yourself what you want Canada kitna safe hai jo bhi gyaan deta hai gyaani baba plz why you are living usa so plz aao dekho perkho nahi Canada me apna hai na most welcome this country accept me so Aap ko accept karegi take care

[@Sanjiv.Chadha]

Best wishes to you and your family in all the endeavors that you undertake... And just for information, I think the flowering tree behind in the video looks like a Cherry blossom tree.

[@arijitroy2025]

If you have already made 90% your mind, there is no point to worry about safety, there are lot of Indians settled in USA. If safety would have been an issue,people would have left. There is more chances of people dying of car crashes than gun violence.

[@22kjs22]

2:55 Good to know my husband is not the only person keeping his chashma like that. That’s called discipline. Keep it up Bro. 👍

[@harb87]

If you think the gun problem is just a news please think again. The gun thing is really scary. Imagine just going out to a mall and 3 out of 4 family members get killed and 1 kid is left all alone in this world. Imagine sending kids to school and now they won't return back. Life to kahi bhi chal jayegi..jaan h to jahaan h

[@2009amar09]

Same reason i didn't go to us its not safe

[@tusharkavlog1522]

Hey , ho ske to yeah comment ss dalna i am a international student in USA nowadays usa is very very unsable there is lot of crime drugs and u don't have that safety if u have a dollar bill in your car visible from outside they crash your car windows to grab them and small kida they are in hight school doing drug abuse the weed is very common for them so i will suggest u that if tou want to move move to europe or stay in canada and if u want to move alone without kids then it is good i work at gas station i see lot of kids doing drugs i live in very good area in Pennsylvania and i have friends all around usa so they all discuss whatever they are facing so it is a big no from my side if you want to move usa with kids your kids will spoil so bad u can't even imagine.

[@deedt8279]

It is only May but since 2023 there are 199 shoots happened in USA

[@ch.ankit_estonia9124]

Yellow Nike was nice, I bought that one from Lithuania 🇱🇹

[@varuen]

Hey, are you planning to get a job on TN visa? Can you do a video on that? What’s the plan from TN to green card? As I understand it can’t be possible unless you move from TN to H1 and then green card

[@mesbahulhoda9539]

I think they hold both Canada and US citizenship or atleast permanent residence

[@bharatdodeja]

@ravish: Could you explain how you plan to move in terms of work permits in US being a Canadian Citizen?

[@soni-soni]

​@@bharatdodeja he is already working for a US company now

[@rohanutep81]

@@bharatdodeja marry US citizen or Eb 5 category employment based green card 15 years if you’re born in India

[@tarakxpatel10]

I am going to be truly honest with you guys, Violence or Gun Violence have been on the rise in the US since I don't even know. You hear about shootings left and right everyday, it is kind of scary that you don't feel safe and comfortable in a country that's been known for Freedom. Like you said, it depends on what kind of areas you live in and just try to mind your own business and always be careful and cautious of your surroundings at all times. I am pretty sure even in Canada, we hear about stabbings happening, but not as Gun Violence. It's totally up to you guys if you want to move to US (safer areas), also which schools for kids are good and safe, and also your guys jobs. I live in NJ, in the same area you guys have been before when you lived at one of your friends house and ate the spicy biryani, and I have not felt unsafe yet, and I am pretty careful who I get myself involved with and always be on a lookout for something suspicious.

[@BlessedNumbers]

@Tarak Patel Hello please if you can advise which places or areas are safer in NJ

[@Raj-xk4on]

Happy to see both the families together but if you shift , will miss that

[@naeemiqbal5866]

Kuwait main old modal glass 30 kd ka ha

[@nikitasahu3195]

well we have been here since decades and touch wood we never encountered any issues in our lives, off course it also depends where you guys wanna stay, its very important to chalk out your plan in the right manner for example choose residential areas and school district as per points if its 9out 10 or 10out of 10 depends ... also depends which state you wanna moves ya if you see its risky anywhere you go but off course one has to see the where about s etc of which place you would be choosing to reside. all the best for your new endeavors.

[@soni-soni]

If it's not to late into ur planning of moving. Why not look at other countries. U have lived in the US. So why not try other options. Dubai pay is good weather is not bad food is great maid service is possible ect. Lots of country's in Asia to. Let's get adventurous. U can always come back after a couple of years

[@rohanutep81]

Difficult if you have stayed in North America for so long

[@soni-soni]

@@rohanutep81 not at all. Most of the country's in Asia are quite developed. Great schools to. I'm from North America living in Asia. Alot of people this days are moving around the world. They don't stick to North America. Europe Asia are top picks now.

[@BlessedNumbers]

How is the pay for software developers

[@purvivora5320]

No no bhaiya our most of relative stay in Texas and Austin. No problem it is safe. Don't worry you must go.

[@kajolpatel9378]

Yes some cities in USA are heavy in crime👍

[@richboy3860]

Ravish, think seriously about your decision. Mass shootings are a reality. It is not mere entertainment in the media. Traveling Desi also purchased a rickety motorhome and lost USD 25,000. When people warned him that he will lose his money, he kept justifying to his viewers that he has made the right choice. I believe if someone has already made a decision, then they will find all reasons possible to justify it. But best of luck to you

[@BlessedNumbers]

Omg 25000 how he lost it

[@neerulogani4046]

USA is really very unsafe, I have stories from my cousins back there

[@strangerfriend5318]

All the people saying I have been living in US for so so years and nothing happened, if nothing happened with you does not mean nothing happened with anyone else. What kind of logic is it?! The people who have been a victim cannot come here and comment.

[@Yogeshsharmahere]

OHHHH..seriously..20 saal purane din yaad aa gaye....Ye humara hero bike pe laga ke aata tha office.... remember that ravish😃After that your best buy was those sports shoes...😂kya woh bhi Sambhal ke rakhe hai..?

[@RavishVlogs]

Ha ha. Nahi Bhai shoes ko sambhal ke rakhenge to pehnege kya 😝. But mast din the wo.

[@TK-wp3iw]

Excited for your US journey 🎉

[@Moments-2-Memories]

Love your shoes Ravish !! #jordan ?