Shocking Reality Check! Careers in USA vs. Canada, Australia, Germany, UK

[@rajrawat9354]

Nice presentation of data.👍👍👍👍👍 I have been traveling to different parts of the world for work. I meet the local people and most of them Would love to settle down in US ... this is ground reality. I have lived in Europe and it's damn expensive. A McDonald burger is 2 to 3 times in other countries. Fine dining in Europe is only for wealthy. A 2800 sq feet of single family house in Toronto will cost you at least $1.5 and upwards. Car insurance in Canada is more than double of what we have in US. And if you are a nature lover like me then the entire US is full of National parks. Off course it is expensive to travel in US that's why Americans go to Mexico or other counties. But overall living in US for 32 years my take is Feel good and happy. Living within your means is the key to happy life even in Hell or Paradise. Professor do you live in Arlington, TX. I have been there several times to Arlington and Mansfield and have American friends who are big time farmers but not doing farming and have leased their land to oil firms.

[@rajrawat9354]

zhicong zheng Denmark which was my base country. Norway, Sweden, Netherlands, France, Portugal, Austria, Spain, Monaco in Europe. Argentina, Chile and Brazil in South America. Panama and Costa Rica in Central America. Off course Mexico and carribians. Almost 80% of US and India. I don't travel to big cities anymore... just in and out of flights from big cities. Canada is nice too. Have lot of relatives there. I just make one 2 week trip to Canada every years except this year. And 90% of time I travel alone. That is so relaxing.

[@rajrawat9354]

zhicong zheng Buddy I am retired for over 2 months. I know Scandinavian countries are good from outside, but they have their own problems too. Long dark days in winters and opposite in summer. High income taxes and expensive to live there. Since I am retired so not much taxes for me in US. I like solitaire life. I have friends who come along with me to travel once in a while. And I spend some time with my grandparents, uncles, cousins in Toronto and Ottawa. It's like stress free life. Take my car whenever I feel like traveling.

[@kaushikraj7930]

Not so easy to live in America if someone's born in India and takes the merit based route (F1, H1B and then cycle ends due to discriminatory GC country caps for Employment). US is the only country which favors family based immigration or bringing random immigrants from troublesome countries on diversity lottery.

[@mrlime9526]

The land of the free the place of racism riots and social rights issues

[@shotgunacemunda4987]

@Raj Rawat, what about the level of racism? Things have started to dwindle down very fast. The white privilege is a true fact.

[@gigglypuff3589]

I know all these points you brought up. USA is good for making money. Not everyone is looking for just high pay. In my case I wanted to explore different careers which is not that easy in USA when you are on a visa

[@VikasSharma-yb7ok]

@abhitechie Lol really Bombardier , Shaw , Bell , Blackberry ,Rogers Dude I think you are high at , please go and type silicon valley north , Car industry in Windsor , or Aircraft industry in Quebec. Canada is home to some of the leading software companies in the world. Examples include OpenText, Descartes Systems, and Kinaxis. While CGI Inc. is more than a software company, it develops cloud-based solutions to share information and data. Constellation Software is the biggest in the sector with a market value of almost $30 billion. Both Constellation Software and CGI are in the top 30 largest companies in Canada Ever saw IMAX 3D experience movie , IMAX is a Canadian company , P&W jets are made here in My Homeland of Quebec. Fairmont hotel and resorts is a Canadian Brand. Mac cosmetics , if you don't know then ask your girlfriend or any other female. McCain Smilies if you have eaten are made proudly in New Brunswick. Four seasons hotels is a Canadian Brand. *Just Google Nasdaq purchased verafin* globalnews.ca/news/6516963/google-canada-expansion/amp/ www.newswire.ca/news-releases/canada-s-technology-industry-continues-on-growth-path-comptia-cyberprovinces-tm-2020-report-reveals-803520642.html If you want to know more next time you come in the north , let me know. I would love to clarify all your doubts. Love from Saguenay , Quèbec City. Vikas. 🇨🇦 #wethenorth

[@Billionarerow]

@@VikasSharma-yb7ok BRO ALL OF THIS IS GOOD. BUT United States IS DIFFERENT FROM ANYOTHER COUNTRY. IT IS LAND OF OPPORTUNITY AND POSSIBILITIES. IF U WANT TO BE HUGE THEN YOU CANT BE IT FROM CANADA. THEY SAY POWERFULL PEOPLE COMES FROM POWERFULL PLACES. AND CANADA IS NOT POWERFULL. ITS A NEWBORN COUNTRY.

[@pcpolice2314]

@abhitechie lol...most US companies have offices in Canada and post Covid are hiring remotely in Canada with US salaries

[@gigglypuff3589]

@abhitechie For me exploring different careers means being able to change my field itself like software engineering to real estate or education. You cannot do this if you have an employment based visa in the USA

[@SUD7117]

@@VikasSharma-yb7ok Did you even watch the video? Canada is no where near to US when comparing job openings or no. of companies etc.

[@theclashingroyale7038]

There is a hidden factor regarding Canada, Australia and Singapore. They have trade agreements with US which helps in getting a work authorization. Canadian citizens are eligible for TN visa, Singapore has H1B1 Singapore(5400 out of 65000 H1B visas) and Australian citizens have E-3 visa. So after getting citizenship in one of these countries, it will be much easier to work in US and then retire in above countries. These countries have free healthcare(Singapore also has private healthcare if needed) so you don't need to worry about your hospital bill. Education is also good. So instead of being stressed regarding visas in US you can work for maybe 10-20 years in US on different visas and then retire in these countries which have very high QoL.

[@suvaikpatel6588]

I strongly agree at your point and I think that is the best option international students can opt for rather then spending their most of the life in uncertainty

[@JayInMelbourne]

I agree with you above, I live and love Australia, but we as citizens have E-3 visas which are not popular with aussies and only the migrants use them to move to the US and work for 10 to 15 years and move back for retirement.It works out well ...!

[@nikobelicify]

Bas yahi karte rahe zindagi bhar

[@AtulKedia]

While that’s probably doable, most people are not looking to be an immigrant several times to different countries. Immigrating once is hard enough! And at some point you want to make long lived ties with the people around you and make strong social circles, after having left your ties at your country of birth. Moving countries so many times does not let you have that.

[@rohanutep81]

@@nikobelicify Nahi karna to stay back in India and be happy

[@RamakrishnaLVV]

I am sorry, but I disagree with this analysis. In my opinion most of the statistics/result are biased since the scale is tipped towards the US just on the basis of numbers. A city of 1000 will have more jobs than a city of 10 for example. So a fair analysis would be with a ratio of per million population per say. Having lived in the USA and Germany, I'd definitely prefer Germany in terms of quality of life, free education, lifestyle, excellent healthcare, job security, amazing travel avenues and the obvious direct path to naturalization if you decide to settle there. Not to forget, an environment conscious and smart population. Let's take simple things like commuting for example, here the public transit system is great and you do not need a car. Even grocery bags, no plastics!, I remember the days of 10s of plastic bags I get from a regular Walmart run! I have a lot more discussion points, but I would say at the end it all evens out and comes down to personal perception. I value certainty of variables outside my control (like healthcare, immigration topics, and being considered resident not just for 'Tax Purpose'!!!) p.s. Hello from a UTA alumni. No hard feelings :) Just conveying my opinion. Take care.

[@justmike3380]

Thanks. Well written.

[@developandplay]

Happy to hear that you enjoy living in Germany. I always considered leaving for the US but just the free education is just such a big factor for me.

[@baxakk7374]

I heard people in Germany are cold, is that true?

[@srikarkethineni369]

Baxa KK not exactly but Germany offers different weather conditions as at presnt its summer here r they r pretty warm. Climate wise Germany is really good but during winter its little chill for a month or two

[@sriramac5113]

Germany's free education covers up their living cost..before coming 2 🇺🇸 my first plan was to do masters in Germany due to free education and great opportunities..turned out u would have to spend more 💰 than in 🇺🇸 at the end of ur masters completion, with very very limited part time jobs..and extra burden learning new language and ofcourse with more racism...u pay 60% or more taxes so u get Healthcare(won't agree its free)..if u live outside California...there's no much of tax burden..quality of life was much better..they have messed up with refugee crisis

[@abhaychavan5614]

So far the best video on comparison of countries from job seekers perspective

[@venkateshwaranr]

The Population of the USA is far more than combined Canada, Australia, Germany & the UK. The comparison does not show the entire picture. With H1B dreams become tougher and tougher, We should come back in 5 years and do the same reality.

[@mitanshnk9911]

Ikr.....even if we 100,000 USD salary...we could get kicked out any time

[@ManojKumar-so9kw]

Bronze,silver,gold,plantinum and Desi american professor...one won't get this sort of pure content even in paid context...Have to let people know the prominence of these sort of channels who are giving absolute gem of content for free...it's not god bless america...it has to be god bless professor sir...Wish u live long and keep us updated with this wealth of information

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Thank you for your kind words Sir

[@LidcombeLegend]

Desi American Professor Great piece of information.

[@AavegSheth]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor Truly you are doing great job by providing us such information

[@MohitAwasthi01]

True that

[@ashishranjankumar949]

Amazing to see the way you have put up a holistic analysis without missing out on the practicality of the comparisons. Really helpful. Thanks.

[@nikhhiilreddi1371]

Fascinating insights! it's what I've exactly been looking for

[@LidcombeLegend]

Australian employers look for permanent residents (already there are plenty of people)and citizens than hiring a person, who’s on open work visa. Most of ICT jobs are outsourced to Indian tech giants like TCS and Infosys which leaves a small portion of ICT Jobs for which employers have to go with LMIA for hiring a international graduate. Furthermore, ICT and other white collar jobs are based only in metros like Sydney, Melbourne , and Brisbane, which makes job hunt a daunting task for most of the international students.

[@lokesh_pathak248]

not entirely true, i have a full time IT job in adelaide and i have just finished my masters, it all depends on the student

[@RohitSharma-cw2ii]

@@lokesh_pathak248 what you have done in master and is it good to study data science

[@arkodeepkundu5316]

I think the video is misleading and by this video it does not mean thet greater population have greater opportunity. Then Sir Why are you not in India but in USA...

[@yougetchandan]

You nailed it bro....🙌🙌🙌

[@aussieozz3585]

Okay let’s say you get a job in USA and you earn 100k. And in Canada you earn about 70k. Definitely in three years you have leave USA after trump’s announcement. And you can get PR in Canada easily as compared to us after 3 years. So 3 years earnings in USA = 3x 100k = 300k In Canada, you can work forever after getting PR. So 70k x throughout your life = ? Dollars. Now after you return to India, if you earn about 10k dollars per year, you will earn way more less than the Indians working in Canada. So which is better now?

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

All true :)

[@aussieozz3585]

Desi American Professor, Have you got your green Card?

[@varunmanjunath6204]

Yes he is a professor so he got the green card.

[@RishabhMazumdar]

@@aussieozz3585he got American citizenship

[@rohanutep81]

@@RishabhMazumdar lucky him

[@ptj1ptj172]

To all those who say getting an Australian PR is easy, please re-check your assessment. Those good old days are gone by. Australia is effectively closing on its much-debated immigration program and in all probability will make it extremely difficult to procure. So far, only Canada has been somewhat nicer in this aspect. But job opportunities are a different thing altogether

[@lokesh_pathak248]

not entirely true, i have a full time IT job in adelaide and i have just finished my masters, it all depends on the student. as i am in a regional area, i have great chances of getting PR as i am working in my field and have 100 points

[@yadav_rahul]

Thanks for such an informative and detailed video Professor 🙏 However, I would like to include one essential point and that’s the settlement. The USA is highly uncertain in terms of permanent settlement. There’s a strong reason why Australia and Canada attract so many international students. The number itself tells the whole story. Everyone knows US has better education and job opportunities, the only thing it lags is permanent residency. People want to settle down and live a quality life Canada and Australia provide high quality of life, no wonder I’ve never seen a US city in the list of top 10 most liveable cities in the world. Apparently you would always see Melbourne Sydney Adelaide, Vancouver Toronto Calgary in the list.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

but what would people do if they don't even get a job. These are small countries by populations and have very limited employment opportunities

[@RidhiArora]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor Your videos are really good but he has a point.. Livable cities means people there are happy.. They won't be happy if they don't have job/ income. And jobs are not the only way to make money.

[@suvaikpatel6588]

Ridhi Arora I agree Job’s are not the only source of income having a certainty and a status allows you to have access all the other benefits that the country have to offer which US clearly doesn’t and if we look at the statistics the population says everything , the lesser the population lesser the job in number but that doesn’t mean the job availability is less , I don’t think the main factor to look at is the total no of jobs in deciding if it is feasible to have a job in any of these countries instead what is important is to check the unemployment ratio and that will tell you everything and also the rules and restrictions that comes along with staying on a visa and having a permanent representation .

[@sriramac5113]

Australia is gud but canada is noway a country to settle..boring country with very less jobs and pay

[@toshiyadav1139]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor i agree but hey why be a job seeker and not create for the people considering we have people like you to keep us youngsters aware at an early age to do so🙏🙋‍♂️

[@iampralay3705]

Thanks for this amazing video. The last part was pretty smooth though....

[@yousef7927]

Needed to see this data with comparisons long time ago. Thanks for sharing.

[@nikhilmane101]

Good informative Video !! A good point in this comparison would have been the VISA / PR , which might change the scenario, looking at the latest immigration policies by US. As a student getting the ROI is important by staying longer in the country.

[@rohanutep81]

Exactly professor has cracked the immigration puzzle but not everyone can crack it

[@mlbasics6267]

I hope you can talk about h1bs, extensions and uncertainty of living in US. Canada gives an opportunity to settle there! If its easy to get green card in US then yeah my choice will be states always. Imo its not about $ rather certainty of living at one place without worrying about immigration

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Good point. Will consider making a video on it

[@mlbasics6267]

The reason why I explicitly mentioned about uncertainty with living here is i know a couple who lived in US for 12 years and their kids were studying here, bought a house. There were about to get their GC as well but as their extension is denied they had to leave the country and move back to india

[@Vaishnavi.Deshmukh]

ielts prep that is really sad

[@mlbasics6267]

Adil Alfa - when u study and work in canada they give the people an opportunity to settle there! Thats how their immigration system works irrespective of nationality

[@gulammohiddin5747]

@Adil Alfa Canada has 1/10th of the population of US. If Canada wants to improve their economy they will need more people in their country who can work. This is what US has done long ago. That is the reason Canada has the points system for immigration and inviting people from all over the world to work and live in Canada. Hopefully, Canada will have better economy in future.

[@killerinstinctwithringgene713]

Try to get in a German university with your profile, let's see how Easy it is

[@avinash0072355]

Excellent information!

[@NikhilGopal]

Dear Professor, I am a third generation American and I have spoken to my grandparents about their process immigrating here from India. My grandfather told me the American embassy wrote to him saying that the US needed engineers, and he picked up his green card on the day he landed in the US for the first time. While your data is correct that the US has more job opportunities, I think there are several important factors that you left out that would make the other countries look more attractive in comparison. I have watched enough of your videos to understand that getting a work permit in the US as an immigrant is much less simple than the process my grandfather went through to pickup his greencard at the airport. My grandfather did not even have a job offer when he immigrated. Thus, the number of foreign born professionals is inflated because it contains people like my grandfather who immigrated when there were less restrictions than there are today. The old immigration system is not at all representative of the current system. Additionally, the US might have more universities, but American universities also thrive on the Australian model of charging foreign students more money. US citizens are eligible for government subsidized loans and university financial aid packages are more generous for American students. Due to the high taxes and social-democratic governments of the other countries, the cost of an education is much cheaper in Europe/Canada. This is an important selling point for any student, especially ones who might not want to take on lots of debt. This is also useful to know because having an American degree does not provide you preferential treatment in the green card/visa process. The H1B lottery doesn't discriminate between American and Australian or even Indian degrees for that matter. Finally, in countries such as Australia and the UK , having a degree from that university in country provides a direct path to permanent residency and eventually citizenship. While there are more jobs in the US, many international students are limited by their lack of work authorization so having more jobs isn't really useful to an international student that can't legally take them. In the UK, as a result of Brexit policy changes any graduate from a UK university at a bachelor's or higher level can legally work any job for 2 years after graduation, without restriction on pay or industry. Australia has a points based immigration system, so anyone who speaks English and works in an occupation deemed needed by the Australian immigration authority will qualify for enough points for automatic permanent residency without any time spent in the country. There is no doubt that the US is a great country for immigrants, I just think your video highlights the advantages of the US without paying as much attention to the advantages of other counties.

[@gulammohiddin5747]

Your comment is on point. I am one of those students who is facing difficulty getting a job because of my F1 visa status. Contract jobs are not easy to get if your visa status is F1, also most Full time jobs turn your application down when they come to know the visa status. Most contract jobs even mention that they only prefer candidate with a Greencard or US citizen in their job postings. This is a common sight since the current govt has started to vilify immigrant workers for the job losses of American citizens. Most students end up in some consultancy where their experience is faked to procure a contract job and those consultancies will take advantage of the student visa status to underpay their employees. This goes on until you get your H1b visa. Many companies just don't want to get involved in the immigration paperwork coz it costs money to apply for the visa status change. If US can't provide a hassle-free continuous valid work status to the students who spend a fortune in US education then there is no point for the struggle. Best bet for students is to look for a country where they don't have to spend a fortune on education and have above average job prospects..

[@buriburizaemon1711]

sahi he bhai terko apne dada ji ko thanks bolna chahiye

[@indiankitcheninusa8310]

Great video! May God Bless all the countries! 😊

[@Aegon_Targaryen]

Thanks U sir For Helping Students

[@milindphadnis3990]

If you are a genuine student of Science, a PhD in US is still a great option. But you need to be dedicated, genuine and very strongly interested in Science. Its a long game but one that will pay handsomely in the long run. Stop chasing small two year (MS and MBA) goals and instead plan to come to US with a well prepared strategy. This works!!

[@rohanutep81]

Most of the people take admission for phd and leave when they find a job and h1 b visa

[@sourishsaha8067]

I personally feel Germany is better if you have learnt German

[@YounasKhan-ln5nn]

Hi sir, it's really an eye opening facts.thank you for your valuable insights

[@57vijaykapoor]

What about Job stability ? What about the ratio of international students entering to each country and the number of international students returning back to their homeland (within 7 years of graduation) ? That’ll give you a clear picture. Also, what about the average time to get a PR status in these countries ? What about Work life balance ? Australia and Canada top the charts and have the most livable cities in the world despite whatever numbers you’ve presented. Job opportunities will only be good enough when one can eventually and in a timely manner, settle in that country and have that peace of mind.

[@bronzy958]

The land of the free has no equal.

[@krishnamishra5727]

come to india it has 5 time more population than usa combined with all these

[@VikasSharma-yb7ok]

That's the main problem.

[@deepbhajiwala6062]

That's the best video I have seen so far, thank you sir

[@asyongmatipid2]

There were 17,000+ Canadians who became US Green Card holders in 2019 according to USCIS while according to StatCan there were a little over 10,000 who became Canadian LPR's from the US which not only includes Americans but also foreigners on temporary visas like H1B etc.

[@rohanutep81]

Those Canadians may be Canadian born and not born in India

[@prabalbansal6727]

You are biased towards US in this video. Jobs: If you only compare the size of US and Germany, there are relatively more opportunities (jobs/population or size). Health: Far better public health system in Germany compared to US.

[@nischay341]

Very strong analysis - Can confirm the statistics, being an international student in Toronto, Canada

[@ShivKumar-sh5yr]

There are some hidden realities I think you have missed to highlight, it doesn't matter how big is America - if it is not serious on international student policy, uk, Australia and other countries are trying best to attract international students but USA is giving wrong signals by creating hassles for international students by its uncertain policies. Visa issues, H1B and other visa issues, statements like cancellation of OPT training for students etc. After investing the big amounts of loan and debts there is no guarantee of the returns. At least a masters student can get PR in canada after completing studies.

[@rohanutep81]

Exactly

[@David-of2yd]

It seems one key differentiator for emigrants from India is whether they want an easier route to employment in the US but then endure a hard time keeping their immigration status, including being tied to their sponsoring employer, or to endure more difficulties up front in finding employment in CAN/AUS/UK but have an easier path to permanent residency. Germany has an additional language hurdle.

[@RajaChellappan]

Wish I was your student.. you explain things so beautifully:)

[@Shubh_1QR]

The video is extremely informative, very hard to find data. Thanks a lot for making such video. However, we should judge a country by its future rather than looking at its past. Peace.

[@sauravkhanna7199]

Thanks for sharing this. I see some people disputing the data but I think the intent of this was just to point out the general trend of things. Immigration/settlement are important things that these 'other' countries offer but just like in a game of poker, you play a hand that you get right! At a young age, with education from a reputed american university, I am okay with risking a few things for a chance to get better global exposure. IMO it's when you're in your thirties when settlement starts to become more important. Hopefully by that time you have a good enough global network that you can find a job in countries that offer an easier path to permanent residence. Again, like a game of poker, if you know how to play your cards right.

[@fahaddeshmukh3817]

Guruji, I know you like USA but this data comparison makes no sense. its like you are comparing Pickachu with Snorlax and saying Snorlax is heavier hence it is the better pokemon.

[@baxakk7374]

LMAO :D :D :D

[@UPAKHOSALA]

Thank you very much Dear Professor for sharing your WISDOM with everyone, may ur VIDEO gets 1 billion Views. God Bless you and PLEASE DON'T STOP SHARING YOUR EXPERIENCE WITH EVERYONE

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

So nice of you

[@gavin9715]

Thank you so much sir for presenting this reality! God bless you!

[@yashpalcharan4935]

Some numbers crunching sir must have taken a great effort to collect compile and collate the numbers..Thanks for putting things in perspective especially when there is a sense to exit the US...although US is the best bet but for the Damocles sword of uncertainty

[@abhinavmehra5492]

Best video yet on your channel

[@blazkowicz666]

Yes this is a good video. Well presented data. I guess the order should be USA, Canada, India, UK, Germany, Australia. i.e. Students could consider staying in India over the latter 3 countries wrt to long term outlook+opportunities

[@Veeru6300]

Very very nice knowledgeable explanation, thank you,sir !

[@satyam19899]

The USA = QUALITY. The highest number of Noble laureates in the world. It's your choice. Thank you sir. Keep it up.

[@gavin9715]

USA has the best of everything. Infact, I can say that the entire world is running smoothly just because of the US economy.

[@wora1111]

@Dr B No you can't do everything. Look at Corona. Nowhere a higher percentage of people is dying. Or being infected.

[@gulammohiddin5747]

@Dr B The unlimited money printing can cause inflation in any economy. I am guessing US economy will be heading towards a downward trend in future.

[@yashdalsaniya9315]

Good numbers ! Can you please make a video on medical facilities and how to cover them with insurance including expensive surgeries ! Cost given by patients and insurance company.

[@priyanshusharma2516]

Great content sir . Already subscribed your channel .

[@varunmanjunath6204]

My brother what is the point if going to the US when you can't even get a visa to work. Trust me guts don't fall into his trap. Already students are living with the fear of getting deported.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Please do not misinterpret what I said. I never said everything is great in the US and everyone gets a job and all. I was comparing the US with other countries and in comparison to these four other countries, you still have better chances of getting a job. You are mixing up two different things.

[@lang6626]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor you were just not clear enough in your comparisons cause everything seems tough in US compared to other countries. The other countries you get work permit after graduation which is not the case in usa

[@varunmanjunath6204]

Please realize that there is no point of jobs when you can't even get some work permit or OPT on time. It takes around 5 to 6 months in the best case. Plus it's too risky to go to the US just for a few extra dollars and no peace of mind. Please understand money is not everything.

[@nishantbundela]

@@lang6626 "seems tough?", please know the process before saying this, In the US after graduation you get 3 years of work permit and then you can work virtually forever on H1B, but yeah H1B is not a surety but still, you have a good chance of getting it. The 3-year work permit is for sure though, its called OPT.

[@rohanutep81]

@@varunmanjunath6204 then how come people from Andhra are surviving this tough US immigration system 😂😂

[@Lol.therealdhrxv]

how would you defend racism against non-whites?

[@daniel98890]

Every one know US is the best in Quality and Quantity of jobs ...but with no possibility of Green Card for Indians , what do students do after their H1b expires?

[@randomrandom316]

This is assuming that they get H1B after their OPT in the first place, about 30% don't get H1B approval even once and this number is only likely to increase.

[@rohanutep81]

Go back to India or other countries

[@dakshayjakhia6291]

Professor. Although I am 58 years of age I always do watch your videos for my inclination to know about the current scenario in education abroad, employment opportunities and subsequently settling in for the gen next. I do always share your videos with my children for sheer goldmine of information you share. As my daughter has already decided to move to Australia but due to covid situation plans got delayed for her. However my son wants to pursue MBA in finance post his MCOM degree from Mumbai, so this video will definitely help him and us to decide where to go. But still dilemma is still in play as to PR and settling down in USA Canada UK or Australia. Nobody wants to come back to India post spending time and sizable money in the country. I must say that I was very much against sending him to USA after watching your earlier videos where you have honestly said that PR and citizenship is 15 to 20 years and 200 hundred years away. On a lighter note, I am not holding you responsible. Ha ha ha . You are thorough gentleman and an honest person who wants to help fellow humans. God bless you. Stay safe. We have visited USA and enjoyed the country site too. It's a wonderful country. Next time if we visit I will definitely say hello to you. Good night.

[@abhishekvakil007]

one thing of India will beat all this advantages of USA, canada, Australia, UK and germany. and that is "aatma gyan". gyan of our real self and how this universe govern and law of karma.... only in India your kids will get real understanding of life... and in all other countries there is materialistic life. People are less developed in these countries than india in terms of soul development. They are living in illusion. and neglecting rebirth and law of karma. this only thing is beating all luxuries. bcoz suspence is that "Happiness" is in our vision (in आत्मा-our real self)... not in any material of this world

[@dakshayjakhia6291]

@Adil Alfa. Thank you ji.

[@shyampagne]

Good Informative Video !

[@suvidsinghal1365]

Sir, you are a real eye-opener for blind Indian students wishing to study abroad! Thank you sir...

[@sanjithkeshavmurthy4171]

Sir I do accept all your facts but the basic matter is if u want to settle down in USA and get a PR it's next to impossible cuz I'm an indian. In other countries there may be more taxes and everything but it does balance out if u don't consider the value of USD in international market. So it's better to settle down in these countries rather than always being afraid when u will be kicked out of USA and always having to kiss up to employers so that they keep renewing your H-1B. US has become very unstable for immigration right now it's better to live in a small country with good economy than becoming greedy for that little bit more money and living in limbo in USA

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Good points. Will consider making a video on this topic

[@sachinkeniya5856]

@Sanjith Keshavmurthy Yeah exactly

[@kj2554]

Manny Pacquiao & Amir Khan if you have children in any country he/she will be an automatic citizen. Not only in Australia

[@akshilpatel9616]

​@Manny Pacquiao & Amir Khan no thats not true. I live in Australia. this is incorrect.

[@akshilpatel9616]

@@sachinkeniya5856 no thats not true. I live in Australia. this is incorrect.

[@Lucerne23]

not just the quantity but also the quality of jobs in USA are much better. US lacks in terms of International students is because the several reasons 1. the process of admission takes longer time. 2. the cost of study is higher. 3. US still looks at education in terms of value and leadership building. other countries look at in terms of foreign exchange. 4. US universities have produced leaders like Satya Nadella, Sundar pichai etc. Name one CEO that other countries has produced at a global scale.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

correct

[@rohanutep81]

Ratan Tata

[@sagarskumar8679]

nice video , How ever The rise in Gun Problem in USA is a big Hurddle , as parents are also reluctant about it .

[@himanshukan293]

A very good description but sir, i believe there are lots of things to consider. You are using absolute numbers for jobs n others. If u use % or Ratio, its more relevant. Also Pls consider Pay differences, unemployment differences. I am not sure how true is fact but i heard if someone earns below $120,000 in Palo alto, its close to poverty line. Better thing to see is to use PPE tool which shows that 15 lacs in bangalore is close to 100,000 USD in USA and relevant to other countries. Overall, it was very interesting. Thanks for sharing

[@mayurkalsekar524]

Petition to change the title to : The Roast of Australia

[@arpankoley5245]

Please don't blame only Australia. We all know that US also treats their education as a business. It is not unknown that the US education is the costliest among all. Recently, I forget the exact name, may be UTD proudly announced they can manage to provide unlimited number of admission. Now more number of jobs doesn't mean more opportunities. How many out of those 5 millions are allowed to hire international students? Due to the H-1B visa issues, many companies are shifting towards Canada, Ireland etc.

[@innareddyvatti5727]

Informative 👍

[@maheshorru5633]

Useful video sir

[@capicorn86]

Amazing presentation. I agree with graduate roles in Australia. We don’t get jobs as we don’t have experience. Had to wait for 2.5 years to get field job.

[@fugly75]

Sir unfortunately your analysis is flawed, the most important factor is obtaining a work permit, getting a job doesn't mean you will get an H1B, you get the job first and then the employer has to sponsor you to participate in the H1B lottery. Gett ing a work permit so you can work in your job is likely higher in any of the countries you've compared than the USA

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

I made a whole video on this topic kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6i2doh-icuLeZI&t

[@ManpreetSingh-lz3ds]

Judging a fish by its ability to climb a tree

[@ashutosh.sharma]

Elaborate please

[@emilcoelho1536]

Fish cannot climb tree

[@joshfernandez8475]

@@emilcoelho1536 what is the context wrt to the video??

[@GokulRG]

The people in the comments section are so dumb they can't even understand your comment! Your comment is absolutely correct. Comparing population, jobs etc ... Doesn't really say anything. India's population is probably 5 to 6 times than that of the US. The number of jobs also might be more in India, because most of the menial tasks aren't automated. So India is the best country by that logic?? Lol! India is the worst!

[@arbabarshad2148]

Thanks a lot.

[@HasnaneArain]

This analysis is flawed despite coming to sound conclusion. Raw amount of population doesn’t mean anything, if that’s the case. Go live in India or China. Same with amount of people employed, that’s a factor of the population, a better stat is employed vs total population (or active workforce). All stats must be applied with consideration to the population of the nation in question and other factors that influence the job market and economy.

[@killerinstinctwithringgene713]

He cherry picked statistics, just so that he can sleep better at night

[@simranamesar3243]

Thank youu, for such useful information. You are helping a lot of people through your channel. I request you to please give guidance and information about applying for fall 21.

[@aakashbhardwaj8311]

It take 2000 dollars to call the ambulance in America

[@alexburtly2551]

if usa provides permanent resisdency to the students then number student will forget about moving to can and australia.I really like how germany works: the immigration is lengthy but they will not kick you out and best social benefitss

[@jcrew5460]

Been watching your videos. You make some great points but you miss out a a very important one. In canada you can easily obtain PR then citizenship and then move to the US as a Canadian citizen under the TN visa which way way easier to obtain than H1B. Also you can freeely travel to the US (as a visitor) as a Canadian without even needing a visa. Lots of my friends came to canada as international students became citizens and are now working in the US. Now yes, green card is still a long wait (if you were born in india) but you can live your entire life on TN visa in US which is very easy to renew than H1B.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

excellent point Will talk about this in a future video

[@jcrew5460]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor looking forward to it. Thanks!

[@rohanutep81]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor looking forward to it

[@Aryan-lu5js]

Tution fees is much higher in the US and Australia

[@VikasSharma-yb7ok]

My preference is 🇺🇲🇨🇦🇬🇧

[@nijeshkanjinghat9612]

@Desi American Professor : US is huge, has one of the best education systems , a good private health system and tons of employment opportunities but do u think given the current scenario , especially for Indians do they stand a chance to secure a good life . Life as we know can encompass job, family, quality of life and lastly the certainity of life. Can you do a part 2 of this video covering the aspects of life that makes you decide on a location.. Secondly, how certain is the path of L1 or H1B for a family of 3 with both partners working? Is the only way to get a job for spouse thru an advanced degree and OPT? Please leave a reply. Awesome channel ..

[@pratiknawale8615]

Great information

[@dinupamaranjalika9600]

You have not compared the per capita income, That is a great point to add into your video

[@kibhee6080]

Per capita income is not a good metric. Probably median wage in your field of interest is a better metric

[@markj701]

spot on

[@prasoonmathur]

True Use of Data Analytics Skills Sir. It would be interesting to know the ratio of students coming in US on F1 to no. of students who get full time jobs with sponsorship breaking down with their Major, also % of how many of them got their green card filed

[@mr_coffee9917]

I am looking to go into academic and work as a teacher in Aus or US. Could you tell me which is better as US has the problem with Visa inspite of having more schools

[@Diabolo0011]

If you are focused on earning money that may be true, but quality of life is quite important for most people. I highly doubt the US can hold a candle to other countries.

[@satishgandhe3767]

Wonderful information

[@mihirkapur3331]

Sir your views on the Points Based Merit immigration system that Trump recently talked in an interview telling that he’s going to sign an executive order for the same in the coming weeks? Is it only for DACA countries or for everyone related to H1B and Green Cards?

[@Vishnyc]

Well done professor!

[@shakilmahmud7972]

Thanks Sir...

[@sauravhazarika3195]

Your channel is real eye opener, that's y I subscribed it😊

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@dhemanth5575]

Really informative sir...

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Thanks and welcome

[@kartikagarwal3955]

A very great video sir. I have few questions sir, and you can have a great topic for next videos. I think most of the IT and consulting jobs will be outsourced to India etc/ have already been outsourced. Also, the number of graduates in data science etc have really shot up, and I think the supply has overtaken demand. So, what are the best fields to get a good job in US? What is the job scene in core mechanical, electrical, materials science etc, as most jobs seem only in CS/consult and they might get outsourced. What do the US citizens make career in, so that their job is not outsourced?

[@venktesh6600]

karthik, what India is getting money via outsourcing the same or more money flowing back to US via so called education racket.. U cannot beat them they will suck the blood in some or the other way.. China is the only intelligent country.. know how to play .. we were colony and we are colony even today...

[@abhinavs4326]

germany has zero tution fees

[@madhukargowda8336]

I would prefer to live like a king in my country rather than to be a slave in developed country. Jai hind and god bless India, great to be born here

[@sr-xd8jb]

Problem why Indians don't consider working or studying in the EU is, they don't want to learn a new European language. Learning a new language takes hardwork of one year. No one is ready to accept that. During my college days I learnt Duetsch and Russian. After pandemic I will be flying to Frankfurt to pursue masters in statistics.

[@indiancitizen6095]

Thank you Sir for this informative video. But would like to have more clarity about USA after Covid 19 situation. If we spend a lot of money and efforts to do MS in USA what will be job situation in 2021,22. ?? Sorry to bother you.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

No one knows the future right

[@Aryan-lu5js]

Dont come to the USA unless doing MS in Computer Science or Business Analytics

[@bigbash21]

Population in India also is bigger than all these countries So imagine how many opportunities Indian people will have ..

[@omkarsawant7933]

Quality over Quantity

[@shafiulhossain]

Sir, one of the professors ensured me that he needs a grad student in the upcoming fall, and also has funds for that. He also encouraged me to apply for the PhD program. But my profile especially the gre cut off score does not meet the UV admission requirement. So, what should i do in this situation? And is it still possible to get admission without meeting the gre cut off score? If yes, then how can it go for that? Hope, i get your kind feedback.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

apply. If you get in, go, if not, try elsewhere

[@jamiefaye9867]

doesn't address racism because he'll outright deny that he's not faced racism

[@wora1111]

Very many Americans have more than one job to make do. How did you take that into account in your comparisons? And you mentioned that many of the jobs in the US have very low qualifications and probably earn very little. Do they still have benefits like healthcare like every job in Europe? Why should that kind of job be of interest for somebody who went to college?

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

valid point, and I had acknowledged it in the video

[@amandwivedi2202]

Sir,आप ये एक बार बता दो की क्या covid 19 के बाद कोई स्टूडेंट वहाँ USA में आकर पढ़ सकता है की नही की दिक्कत आएगी USA आने में

[@paramn.pathak6036]

What about science especially physics in Switzerland ....

[@LidcombeLegend]

Switzerland is a good place to gain knowledge with top university like ETH, but if you want to settle for work, it’s not easy. Swiss prefer citizens for work than an alien.

[@wora1111]

@@LidcombeLegend Depends very much on where you are from. My company of 400 people had about 40 nationalities. And less than half are Swiss. Any European is easily admitted.

[@sahilsvachhani]

But what about immigration in USA That's tough

[@marfinity]

it's all about quality, not quantity