Watch this Before You Decide to Relocate to Canada | Balancing the Narrative & Managing Expectations

[@DanTheMan77777]

As a Canadian born in Canada, I wanted to better understand the view from immigrants. Very informative. Very well communicated. Immigrants that come here with the right attitude are really helping to make this country a better place.

[@deocessomokhua4971]

Nice video Seyi. The thing is, if you’re coming from Nigeria all these factors won’t deter you because your first priority is to escape from lack of electricity, armed robbers, kidnappers, Fulani herdsmen, SARS/SWAT, poor medical facilities, bad roads and the more than 1000 ways to die early in Naija. So being rich does not save you from any of the above maladies. So, except those who have not evaluated their reasons for relocating, staying alive and stability is a key driver for many. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@Kelvin_Sodiki]

You have said it all... Relocating to Can Still remains the best option.

[@abysworld]

Very valid point. The way a guest on my channel put it - In Nigeria we are battling external demons, but in Canada those things are gone, we now have to battle internal demons. So safety and security is key. Wealth cannot help with that.

[@Ritzeelicious]

I'm sorry to type this,my dear,'them neva know sùwat"... still depressed about the lekki killings and all i can think of is how to get out of here fast.

[@FeyiMac]

Totally agree, it's a matter of life and death

[@udogadiabanigbo8074]

@@FeyiMac stop putting fear in us, stop it😡. Be it any situation Canada is far more better than Nigeria in all ramifications. Plz come back to Nigeria and see even with the millions one is might be making here Nigeria there is no security,

[@ExtraStepsCeo]

This video is right on point, Canada can be humbling and boring, you just have to make it fun for yourself to remain sane, I jejely started my KZbin channel, mental health is important. Great video 👍

[@FeyiMac]

So true! One needs to be very intentional about these things.

[@ogerealtors4425]

I just subscribed 😍

[@talksmoke1190]

Weird comment, canada can be boring. Maybe you're boring. Ridiculous

[@yourlandladysson6395]

Better bored than broke

[@OnyekaAsamaka]

Canada has brought out the DIY in me😂😂 Nice one girl ❤️

[@FeyiMac]

Haha, Same here! Thanks hun 🌹

[@dheerajsharma-vl5yh]

DIY??

[@bnbngigi53]

@@dheerajsharma-vl5yh Do It Yourself

[@pascalernest2916]

Wow miss Amaka, Happy to see you here....I was just a minute ago in your channel.

[@mchemantv5074]

Hello dr. Can we relate for good

[@emekaokonkwo4804]

Omo!! This was definitely worth the watch. I loved how you made this video like a one-on-one gist with a paid. As a visual learner, I absolutely love it. Here's me going to binge on some more.

[@FeyiMac]

Aww, many thanks!

[@ghanabaaremeyawabas3074]

Just 20seconds in, and must confess you are a very wise, open-minded woman. Thanks so much. 🙏

[@FeyiMac]

Many thanks! 🌹🌹

[@eloquentia7207]

Your laughter is so contagious. I keep smiling when I watch your videos. Good points discussed!

[@tegaemevo9950]

Feyi, you did an excellent job. Nice one. Thanksfully, I have learnt a lot living in Dubai (working & living with diverse cultures). Abroad is definitely not for the weak!

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you! 🌹

[@ayodejiajayi15]

Feyi: You are right by saying one need to unlearn old ways and relearn new things in a different environment. Nice Feyi.

[@ezekielngogoyo9812]

Hi Feyi, am from Nairobi, Kenya. I really love your openness and honesty about your presentations on African culture and their attitude towards everything you talked about. This video on why not go to Canada is a MUST watch for those aspiring to move to a humble country.

[@findunlimited2177]

Why don’t u ask them to come home and see their response they are deceiving people into more poverty. You can’t be in Canada and be telling people not to come it’s ridiculous

[@FeyiMac]

Pray for wisdom and understanding. And watch all my other videos teaching how and why to move to Canada

[@martinerongu917]

articulate information.I have fallen in love with your authenticity.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you

[@oluwakemielewa7707]

Being polite always translate to something better. It opens some doors to opportunity. A good system starts from being polite to each other.....it's just what it is

[@FeyiMac]

Very true!

[@Emmanuela_]

So apt. It's the multiple stream of income for me and also strategically planning and agreeing with ones partner. Thanks Feyi. Really insightful.

[@FeyiMac]

Glad you enjoyed the video! 🌹

[@ADCIC]

I like you. You speak the truth and not even just about Canada but life principles. ''If you think you have arrived, there are people who have arrived more than you. Be humble!!!'' I like this so much! You speak to me and humanity at large.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you 🌹🙏

[@collinwheelook3666]

Hi

[@nadiablake2967]

I appreciate this video. I was born here and you gave some great points. Very informative!

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you 🙏

[@selyaagida6615]

It's good to know the good, the bad and the ugly. It helps u prepare and make an informed decision. Thanks for this video

[@n.b.3521]

My husband is Japanese. Half of his perceptions are exactly opposite to yours (he thinks Canadians are loud and often impolite). I guess it really depends on where you start from as to what you'll think is different or difficult to adjust to here. Thank you for sharing your perspective.

[@muyiwakotun7317]

Japanese people are generally really cultured and discipline people so, It's not surprising.

[@corykobbert]

Japanese politeness is determined by status in a given situation, so this still applies. In my experience of living in Japan, with extended Japanese family whose worked for an extended period of time in a Japanese workplace, what you mean by cultured is not reflected in the culture in the way you might mean.

[@muyiwa508]

Another great video. All points are perfect! As long as you decided to move to Canada, you should be ready for what it takes to live there. I know a lot of people who found it difficult to leave their oil company jobs in Nigeria to move to Canada. They continued to shuttle and can't really decide on what to do. Note to such people. Decide on what you want. Money or stable lifestyle? Shuttling is a stress on growing family. Good job!

[@FeyiMac]

So true!

[@xulupopo9288]

What's stable about the lifestyle in Canada where most jobs are either casual, temporary and/or part time?

[@maebeeee]

I’m a born and bred Canadian and left there 12 years ago for sunny Florida. I’m never going back 😀. All the best to you 💕

[@FeyiMac]

🤣🤣 now I'm jealous

[@maebeeee]

@@FeyiMac come on down there’s lots of room here in Florida just don’t bring any Canadians 🇺🇸🇨🇦💕💕

[@FeyiMac]

Visited once, it was so much fun. I'm still loving the serenity in Canada now 😌

[@billstock3663]

@@maebeeee WTF....you don't like Canadians ? If so you're not welcome back!

[@maebeeee]

@@billstock3663 you sound Canadian.

[@thescribe7645]

100% cosign, especially mental health. can cosign too being humbled, my goodness. thank you for this video..

[@FeyiMac]

🌹🌹

[@vivoverah6067]

Perfect delivery of salient points on a light note.. Thanks for sharing.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you 🌹

[@ifeyinwaodinukaeze9883]

I am new subscriber from Africa Nigerian, I love your program and it gives life to people

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you so much

[@yoonbaptist9083]

I moved here to Canada from Togo and I can guarantee you all all these points are true. The grass is not always greener on the other side. Anyway for those who are struggling to pass your IELTS, I used the English Usage Lessons Channel here on KZbin and got overall band 8.5 Expect to be humbled when you arrive here especially if you have a good job back in Africa.

[@ekowoonyekachi8350]

I will put it this way: you can be all you want to be BUT be able to adapt fast, be swift, be mindful, be engaging & maintain ur cool.

[@kpehe100]

Canadians are very disciplined people. You will feel so molested by the good behaviours they show you after your misbehavior. But the law is the only culture here. They are friendly people but when it comes to the laws they're strict.

[@mchemantv5074]

Are you residing there bro?

[@njabulozikhali4966]

Sisster I just love your energy, Nigerian accent have something warm about it that encourage a smile.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you!

[@vickysmusings4005]

Feyi with this your video its obvious Canada is for me. I am still entering for the IELTs sponsorship. I really hope I get picked.

[@FeyiMac]

Haha! Very good! 🌹

[@mzSte]

Pls how do I enter??

[@evaluvinangel5514]

Pls how do I enter Vicky for the IELTs sponsorship?

[@vickysmusings4005]

It has Closed Feyi did a giveaway 1 month ago.

[@dianahriungu4418]

Thank you for the info.I believe Canada is a good to better and shape someone character especially for proud people.

[@elizabethojewunmi7964]

Hello Feyi!!! I really enjoyed this video. The content was hilarious, entertaining and enlightening. Looking forward to Part 2. Keep up the splendid work.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you 🙂🙂

[@orimogunjeolayinka4451]

Aunty Feyi said 'walahi'... Lol. This is a beautiful video. I like the way you present facts in a genuine yet humorous way. Thanks for all you! You've enlightened me so much about Canada. I've learnt a lot from watching your videos. I'm considering relocating to Canada as well. I celebrate you lady!

[@FeyiMac]

Aww, thanks a lot 🌹

[@jayoriona5505]

THINGS TO UNLEARN AND LEARN: 1.) Sexuality is fluid, same sex marriages/relationships are as valid as heterosexual union. 2.) Do not assault anybody. 3.) Gender equality is a thing. 4.) Say no to pride and rudeness. 5.) Be open to diversity and acceptance of other cultures and religion. 6.) Acclimatize. 7.) No noise!

[@FeyiMac]

Right on!! 👌👌👌

[@dammy1111]

Hi Feyi, am a new subscriber and I just wanna say thank you for keeping it real in this video. I look forward to coming to Canada soon, and I like the point you mentioned about humility, we Nigerians need to learn that in terms of age and status. I've not experienced the dark winter before but i think I'll like it cos to me oo the sun in naija is too much and tans my skin quickly lol. I'll keep watching and I hope you continue to keep it real, not only sharing the goodies of Canada but the cons as well. Please, if its possible I'd like to hear from blacks and/or Nigerians that have built business in Canada, maybe as a guest speaker, if you know any1 like that, rather than having only a 9-5 job. Thanks and keep up the good work

[@keneudemezue3648]

Thanks for the tips. Why do I feel so empowered and ready to live in CA from your videos? Fingers crossed for the IELTS sponsorship .

[@enolelasoitameno4094]

Your genuineness made me subscribed to your channel. TX for the info

[@bukunmiadebanjo9684]

The most real! Thanks for always being real Mrs. Mac.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you! 🌹

[@taylortheyummy]

This is such a good video on some of the challenges that new immigrants to Canada might face and a very eye opening perspective for me to understand ways that new immigrants might be shocked by Canadian culture. Looking back now, I can see many instances in my life where I've seen new immigrants face challenges adapting to Canadian society, especially as it is a very unique and weird country to adapt to. PS your Canadian girl accent killed me, it was so spot on.

[@FeyiMac]

So glad you gained some insights from this video. Thanks for watching! 🌹🌹

[@fluttergrrl]

This video is pure gold. The funniest part is when Feyi did the cute Canadian accent of the neighbour who called the police on loud tenants. But having "A1 mental" is very important. If your support network isn't strong, when those short, dark winter days arrive, your mood may decline. Related to that, if you aren't comfortable with uncertainty, anxiety may arise as well. In a nutshell the message of being open to change and unlearning past beliefs is helpful. Culture shock is real.

[@judith.c.esomonu6999]

I totally had fun...watching this.. lol I didn’t want it to end... With the above listed points...I’m 101% convinced Canada is for me 🥳🥳🥳

[@FeyiMac]

Aww!! I'm rooting for you! 🌹🌹

[@mcit5886]

I love the determination of an average naija person. The best people.

[@finamasamuel4825]

True... I think Canada is for me too

[@abiolaoluwaseun8997]

Always dropping gems, you are a narration pro. Thank you

[@FeyiMac]

Haha! Thanks! 🌹

[@WanderlustTems]

I’ve been in Canada for 2 years plus now. This video sums it all up! Very apt! Well done ❤️

[@vegeance4612]

Am going to Canada to study a certificate course oh. i was told i would be able to start work in 2weeks and earn 7 dollars per hour and i can work 8 hours in a day. please am i save

[@tuminihart8112]

I have set my reminder. Diligently waiting for what you have in store for us. Thank you all your Hard work

[@ArtByHazel]

Great story of you coming to Canada. Sending love from Montreal. I'm looking forward to visiting my country of origin as I miss my family, friends, and all the simple stuff back home. Canada has been a great home away from home for me.

[@cindy7792000able]

Art by Hazel what country are you originally from?

[@raro-edoomotekovie3412]

Love love love the heads up this video provides! Thank you Feyi ❤️

[@abosedeos]

I love the transparency and honesty!!!

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you! 🌹

[@Mowizzy1]

I'm planning to do my PhD over there after I finish my Masters degree. I definitely appreciate this video

[@dorcasdolapo9798]

Me I can talk loud oooo🤣🤣🤣🤣. And for the DIY thing God will help us. Thanks for this video sis I have done my ECA, preparing for ielts already. Will be thankful if I can be part of this week's winners.

[@cmavhaty]

Alberta here i love the extreme winter here. If you are not into cold weather then here is not good for you lol I find Toronto warmer than Alberta as I lived in Toronto for 15years. One thing I can advise anyone moving to Canada make sure you take good care of your credit when you build it. Everything here depends on your credit be it getting a car, a house, a loan or an apartment.

[@FeyiMac]

Wow, you love the extreme weather? You know you're the first to admit that Alberta has extreme weather 🤣🤣 My friends there always try to downplay it with the Chinook wind

[@Starmoms]

Hi Feyi, you are so selfless. May God bless you for the efforts you make to make other people's lives better

[@abiamichael2099]

So lovely. Really wished it never end. Can't wait to relocate to Canada.I am 33,with bachelor's degree in Engineering. I have 6years work experiences.I have passion to relocate to Canada. I have not done my ECA but definitely I will do that soon.i'm on it.Currently I'm studying /preparing to write IELTS ,so I would be glad to win this give away so as to support myself.. Thanks to you feyi and all the people who supported the giveaway

[@robertalane352]

How do you re-loc your hair at Canada? Is it cheap and how often do you loc it?

[@FeyiMac]

There are loctitians here. Mine is about $120 to relock. I relock every 3 months.

[@robertalane352]

@@FeyiMac thank you

[@luxurylifestyle4518]

Hi feyi thanks, just got admitted to niagara college and i needed to see something like this. I be naija guy mehn we go bend but rest on God

[@elizabethsmith643]

You have a great sense of humor and your video was fun. I was born in Canada in Alberta and I agree about the statement to go straight to B C. 💯❤️💯

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you! Hoping to visit BC soon.

[@elizabethsmith643]

@@FeyiMac you will never leave once you see BC beautiful it's amazing. I myself àm a glutton for cold punishment because my oldest was born in New Westminster BC. Then I moved back to Alberta and my other two children were born in Calgary Alberta. I miss BC the winter month's rain most, I can handle rain over cold weather. 💯❤️💯

[@sweetlolitaChii]

I love all of these points. It's all so true! There are some things that you will get used to after living in Canada for a while, depending on the type of person you are, but if some of these points seem like a big change from your lifestyle or personality and values, it's important to really think about if you want to move to Canada. She is NOT kidding! 😂 Especially about the living costs, weather compared to hot countries, and treating everyone equally. You aren't hot s*** just because you have money or a good job in Canada!!

[@anthonyoladele2394]

I like you already 😂

[@collinwheelook3666]

Hello..

[@FeyiMac]

🤣🤣 totally

[@damz_kolawole]

Yes ooo.Humility takes you places👍

[@FeyiMac]

It sure does 🌹

[@tuminihart8112]

Hmmmm. I remember watching your past video on your experience when you first arrived in Canada. After watching that Video I was a little bit scared because you scarcely hear people mention that on their Channel. So thank you for putting quality in your videos and not just seeing your subscribers as a means to an end, but being so honest. In this video the word that comes loudly to me is Independence. You must be Independent mentally to go to Canada. Thanks Feyi.

[@ifeyinwaonovo4597]

Yes!!! Great information, l live in USA. I was shock when moved here. I ask for help,they will say do it your self.

[@dollypee9288]

Wow Feyi this is another impactful video... U were funny and real at the same time... I learnt so much and know what to expect already lol.... The two toddlers kinda scared me a bit but I'm too DETERMINED to be stopped! Hoping to see you soon... Cheers dear and well done

[@FeyiMac]

Glad you learnt a thing or two. Honestly, just come prepared. It's not easy with toddlers but you will be fine with the right amount of support around you. I'm rooting for you! 🌹

[@dollypee9288]

@@FeyiMac well the reason I'm leaving them behind initially lol.. Even though they will join me once I land but as you said I will come prepared... Canada is not for the faint hearted lol

[@JanieYakz]

I personally like watching "the worst that can happen in Canada" video. it helps me prepare mentally so that when I get to Canada, it won't be that much of a surprise or weird. thanks Feyi for sharing this video with us. super helpful!

[@FeyiMac]

Totally! It'll reduce the culture shock and help set realistic expectations

[@saratujibrin3755]

I almost died when we were attacked last year in school and I have decided I'm leaving after uni and NYSC.

[@FeyiMac]

Sorry about your experience. Love and light

[@enowetenneng9787]

Please what happened ?

[@BusyBrainyBody]

Glad you’re alive 🥳

[@NNNedlog]

I learnt a lot from this video. Keep up the good work Feyi. I have subscribed to your channel

[@FeyiMac]

Glad you did!

[@Ian.mwangi]

Thank you for sharing. following from Nairobi

[@kennylawansontv]

This video is definitely a must watch for people intending to move to Canada. So detailed and covers points not often talked about. Nice one Feyi!

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you! 🌹

[@EvaKii]

I recently sent my maid away in preparation. im glad i did. and ive also been doing a lot of diy.

[@danielakinjise]

Hi Feyi, Thanks for sharing your experience and that of others. I have done ECA and written IELTS once. I’ll like to take the exam again.

[@lotannafreeman3123]

I love d way u smile $ ur hairstyle am currently in Dubai most of the things u said are also the same here except noise lols but every body is somebody

[@andimujoshua4162]

Hello madam how are you doing today? Am from Kenya and I'm a plant Machine operator eg excavator operator and shovel. am interested to know how can I get there

[@olasunkanmikolawole186]

Speaking loud part got me 😀😀...you are doing a great job 👏 America changed alot of things in my life. GOD BLESS 🇺🇸.

[@FeyiMac]

🤣🤣🤣

[@allanalex8822]

In my country my neighbor's will be angry with me because I reduced my music volume.. im not going anywhere im stay in Africa

[@FeyiMac]

Lmao

[@jayoriona5505]

Thank you so much for your first line: encouraging people NOT to listen to pessimists who are discouraging people from coming to Canada.

[@davidogbemudiare4569]

Thanks for the update. Your channel is really helping a lot

[@FeyiMac]

Thanks! 🌹

[@adesolajohnson2756]

This place is so for me. Mo le mind business me baje and humility is my watch word. Waiting for part 2 like Kilode. I have registered for IQAS but because I am in a profession that requires verification, my evaluation is still ongoing. I am studying for ielts. I have enrolled for some professional courses cause I learnt with my profession I will require 2-3 before getting a licence to practice so I want to have an alternative. I have also registered with a certified Canadian consultant, I don't want to make a single mistake all through the process.

[@Genjay2]

Hi Feyi, thank you so much for this wonderful info😘 it was fun to watch... Back to my quest for IELTS sponsorship. Infact how else do I explain, my spirit, soul, mind and body is ready, the only thing holding me back is IELTS test which I have been studying intensively. I'm hoping to write anytime from now. ECA is ready. Please I'm really hopeful that I get picked🙏 God bless you 😇

[@donezzabrenalie7274]

You are exactly right everything new to adjust

[@FeyiMac]

Totally!

[@nozecone]

I love your impression of the neighbour on the phone - funny to hear you flip from this Nigerian-accented English that is difficult for a Canadian to follow, to a perfect 'mainstream' Canadian accent and tone ... !

[@FeyiMac]

🤣🤣🤣

[@olajideoladimeji1655]

Hi feyi. I applied to humber college for a diploma course. I want to know what my chances are of getting a visa. I turned 24 this year and I have my funds.

[@tuminihart8112]

Hi Feyi I am still here, really waiting and hoping I get choose for the IELTS exam price.... Thank you for this opportunity once again

[@mzSte]

I really hope I get picked too

[@olajumokeowolabi2949]

Hello Feyi..... please how do I go about me trying to move to Canada with my son and how do I go about if I want to get license in nursing to work and do my masters along side.. Thanks

[@TheKheyiShow]

Help me dance, I got approved yesterday 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m so excited 🤣🤣

[@FeyiMac]

Omg!!!!!!! That's fantastic news!!!!! Congrats!!! 💃💃💃💃

[@enya.7868]

Congrats

[@nnekobi]

Congratulations 🎊

[@iheomagemeobi9821]

Congrats!!👏

[@Monalisa_Great]

Congratulations 🎈🎉😘

[@marzenamroczek4998]

Well said I agree with you 100%

[@FeyiMac]

🌹🌹

[@NiellaObijiaku]

Really enjoyed this one. And valid points! No lies at all😂😂😂

[@FeyiMac]

Thanks Niella! 🌹

[@marks6663]

Canada is for people who want to work hard to escape a poor living situation, it is not for people who have servants in Nigeria. My father came from Spain 70 years ago. He worked for peanuts when he got here but he moved up the ladder. Canada helped him and he helped build Canada. What are people from Nigeria going to do to help Canada?

[@FeyiMac]

Poor people cannot afford the Canada immigration programs that are available (except the refugee route, and even that requires some money). It costs a lot of money in local currency to apply for the programs and the proof of funds required for the application in unattainable for them. People who have servants in Nigeria are not necessarily wealthy. Like I said, labour is very cheap. Minimum wage is less than $100 a month. According to Canada's Minister of Immigration, Marco Mendicino, skilled immigrants are needed for labour shortages and to boost the Canadian economy. The immigration programs available target highly skilled and highly educated immigrants and that is what Nigerians are bringing to the job market, along with Entrepreneurship. Many are leaving decent paying and sometimes, very good jobs to come start afresh in Canada for peanuts, while hustling to go up the ladder, just like your father did 70 years ago. It's the price we pay to live in a sane and safe country.

[@nozecone]

Canada rolls out the red carpet for the wealthy - we love those who have looted their own countries to bring their ill-gotten gains here (thank you, Brian Mulroney) - that's what some of them are doing to "help Canada". Now, forget your hard-working father - what are you going to do to help Canada - besides go onto the internet and try to put-down immigrants?

[@oluwakemielewa7707]

I've sent my transcript to WES for evaluation and my passport is ready. I calculated my CRS score with the CIC Calculator and I had 471. Please this IELTS giveaway will help me save towards the next phase. Thank you Feyi and God bless the sponsors

[@omowunmiojelade1873]

Dear Feyi, thank you for all you do. I’ll like to Win the Free Consultation, My IELTS is this month and by next month I’m set to create my EE profile. Every other thing is set. ECA ✅

[@olusolapeogunleye2993]

Thanks seyi for always sharing. I remember your first carpentry experience when you first arrived for you masters. I am preparing for my first IELTS exam and I want to write it before the end of the year, hopefully by the end of this month. I have not done my credentials evaluation yet but I will be able to that also this year if I am lucky to win this sponsorship. I am 24 years old and I am also planning on writing the french exam so as to boost my CRS score. Thank you so much for making my Canadian dream come true. God bless all the sponsors🙏🙏

[@adedayoajiboye1864]

Omo! this is great content. Subscribing was a no-brainer.

[@taylorolamipo7225]

All points made sense!!!!! Very informative and interesting video😊. I pray I get picked among the winner's for the sponsored IELTS exam 🙏. Thank you Feyi for regular informations and easier process. God bless you 🙏

[@bubbleb3199]

Keep Faith 🥳

[@GodisallasIam]

I would like to move to Canada in the coming years. I'm from New York and currently live in Pennsylvania. I want to visit once this pandemic is over to feel what the culture is like and get a feel for what it would be like living there, and make several trips if I need to in order to decide. As long as the people are friendly, I can deal with everything else.

[@daniellat5763]

I wouldn’t recommend coming here at all anymore. Honestly it’s not worth it. The government is terrible. I live in Toronto and it’s not very different from New York other than even worse leaders and high taxes.

[@poutchopjal408]

I have got your attention but what are the steps to succeed in flight

[@ibrahimtijani6470]

Hi Feyi. Thanks for always giving us insights on migrating to Canada. I'm totally committed to moving to Canada. I completed my ECA in March, wifey put in for ECA too but due to the pandemic and ASUU strike we are still on it. I have also tried IELTS and I would have to rewrite it because I had a 6.5 in reading .I plan on doing that by December. I've been preparing alongside wifey whose IELTS is on the 6th of Nov. So you know how committed I am, I'm also writing BCS by Nov to boost my crs score. It will really go a long way if I get to be 1 of the 8 lucky winners of the section 2 give away. This will relief me of the financial stress of having to pay for IELTS again. P.S - I'm determined to Ace IELTS this time. Thanks and God bless you and your sponsors

[@okwukweanyasi1309]

How did you go about writing BCS. I thought about it a while but gave up since I wasn't sure where they operate in Nigeria

[@eldeluxo]

If you "move to Canada" expect (1) Very high costs, rent, food etc. Unless you're rich you won't be able to afford it and will live a very low standard. (20) You must work very hard just to get by, which means working at least 40 hours a week and as high as 60 hours a week with two jobs or more. (3) You will feel alienated as a foreigner, Canadians are very private and generally socialize, work and live with people of their own culture.

[@superdrew8564]

I call bs on most of these points. What part of Canada you in? As for cost of living...dont move to GTA/Toronto...big difference there

[@nozecone]

A lot of Canadians just don't socialize much, period. Sometimes immigrants feel shut out from all the fun and excitement that must be going on - takes them awhile to realize that there isn't any fun and excitement going on .....

[@superdrew8564]

@@nozecone where in canada are you using as reference?

[@nozecone]

@@superdrew8564 I've lived over much of the country - so I'm using much of the country as my reference. Look, I'm exaggerating to make a point - but for many Canadians, social life doesn't extend much beyond family and church, and maybe one or two old friends - and a lot of people just 'stay in', as much as possible. Not your impression?

[@superdrew8564]

@@nozecone definitely not my impression

[@sundayolawoyin5502]

Informative! Thanks ma. And you also made me laugh...

[@jossyjossy2972]

Oh! God bless you for this ma, i have just visited my school for my transcript to be sent to WES, this end sars protest delayed me, i will be so happy if i am a lucky winner of this sponsorship, it will go a long way in my canada dream. Thanks ma. I have followed the instagram links

[@xoReni]

Great video as always 🤗 it is boring here oooo

[@FeyiMac]

Lol no Lagos turn up. Thanks Reni! 🌹

[@studyliveexploreca]

I loooove ur videos Feyi!!! :) hope we can have a collab in the future as I have a lot of nigerian viewers as well where you can share ur story!

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you! Sure, would be happy to! 🌹

[@studyliveexploreca]

@@FeyiMac aweeeesome!!! :) whats ur email add so we can schedule it :)

[@FeyiMac]

@@studyliveexploreca please send me a DM on IG and I can share my email address on there. @feyi.mac

[@moyosoreshobitan8862]

😃😃😃 number 12- sho mo age mi ni......no 13. Nobody ever died of cold we go survive.......kudos to you Feyi👍. Youbare doing a great job. I need to win for round 2- IELTS give away.

[@ademakinwaoluwaseun2652]

Hello Feyi, Thank you for this opportunity. I am 33 years and sadly I have lot points before I became aware of this point based Canada immigration program. I have a Master degree and done my ECA. Studying hard for the second Stage which is IELTS before the recent adjustment to bilingual points which I believe would have an effect on the draws from next week. I sincerely wish to take my IELTS test this year. Although I may still have to take TEF because of the recent development. Making Inquiry about French classes and TEF examination shows that it is pricey. I pray to win the IELTS sponsorship and take the exam this year after which my CRS score and draws would determine if I would commence TEF preparations. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

[@emmanuellaumoera8086]

I live and dream Canada now.. I have done my Wes evaluation, I have done my Ielts, I don't qualify for express entry. I have applied for jobs noting yet. I have also don SINP, I got ITA but couldn't get a sponsor from there. Now I want to go through the school processes and I need some very experienced hand to guide me. I need this, I need to move. I need to win. God help me.

[@aremueniola2013]

Thanks for all the insights. My question is, for a new immigrant who has more than one toddler, when can once parent (mother) come to canada to help out taking care of the kids?

[@everistusolumese9350]

I am moving to Toronto on December 30th. I will be working around Dufferin Street in North York around 6000 Dufferin Street. Is it okay to get accommodation in Yonge Street by Spadina in North York? How is the commute. For now I don't have to go to the office every day.

[@easterneuropeaninmexico3554]

I am from the EU living permanently in Mexico and I was thinking on moving to Canada but now I am unsure…

[@favourolori7265]

Once again thanks for the eye opening caveats... Esp the shouting part😂😂 I'm below 28, done my IQAS assessment, will do my ielts general in Dec., learning French on my own by the way. Thanks a million.