WHY ARE PEOPLE LEAVING AUSTRALIA IN 2024? 🇦🇺| DETAILED VIDEO

[@IfranReinfeld]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for...

[@ЕленаФирсова-ц6м]

I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes...

[@IfranReinfeld]

@@ЕленаФирсова-ц6м That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well

[@ЕленаФирсова-ц6м]

@@IfranReinfeld My advisor is *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY*

[@ЕленаФирсова-ц6м]

You can look her up online

[@EliaszPass]

@@ЕленаФирсова-ц6м The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?

[@ashishvlogs7680]

I owned my first house within two years of being in Australia. I earned two promotions in two years. This country is for those who are focused, dedicated and skilled.

[@AnrichPosting]

Boomer living in delusion, completely detached from reality but won’t stop yapping

[@flavorfulfoodtrails]

Well said

[@tacorevenge87]

Skilled? Nah . As long as you’re Indian your Indian fellows will help even if you have no clue about the job

[@tgiovlogs]

And how long back ago was that ...30 yrs ago??

[@preetgill6690]

Not everyone born spoon so cut the crap

[@sonfire1]

My old friends Big brother come back to india and he is not working just enjoying life, He left to US many years ago, he earned so much money while there was IT Boom, Purchase 3 big Flats in mumbai and 5 Shops, 1 farm house in native Raigad area, Then once he had much money to live without working he come back and now leaving without stress, My friend tell me he just doing some freelance work for company, no target no pressure with plenty of money and Property to live happily till his 2 generation, Smart man.

[@cornershop9617]

Bhai aaj kal le youngsters ke liye wo time aur opportunities nhi hai jo pehle the aur competition bhi bahaut zyaada ho gaya hai

[@Avengers-y5p]

Correct..maga 2024

[@enkavs]

People are leaving India, Aus, New Zealand, Canada, UK, USA ......mera sawal ye hai ki ye saare log ja kha rahe hai. Mars p suru ho gaya kya jana?😅🤣🤣😂

[@amrit7570]

😂

[@Vinca54]

बिलकुल सही सवाल है कि लोग फिर जा कहाँ रहे हैं 😂

[@ismaildaimari5553]

Moon by Chandrayan.....🤪🤪🤣🤣🙈🙈🙈

[@Vinca54]

@@ismaildaimari5553 😁😁😁

[@kshagun5]

Escaping Matrix 😊

[@shravp769]

I’m Indian from Andhra. I have been living here for 16 years in Melbourne. I see the the hypocrisy in Indian community so much - insecure , jealous and don’t want others to come to Australia. Scared of competition, small thinking, comparison, materialistic and super judgemental, socially awkward. Don’t want to engage with everyone except ppl from their state not even country. And even within that they try to search for their caste especially telugu ppl. To such ppl-enjoy your new country, don’t worry about Indian politics everyday , accept everyone, be friendly to fellow Indians, smile more and stop being cheap.

[@cmiyc8196]

Sir are you working in any IT company in aus.

[@shravp769]

@@cmiyc8196 why

[@cmiyc8196]

@@shravp769 Just to know how the market is right now, will there be any improvement in the next 2 years

[@shravp769]

@@cmiyc8196 very hard to tell. But right now the job market is not great compared to two years ago. Too many ppl applying for one job. Very competitive. And employers are taking advantage. Depends on how desperate u r for a job.

[@pavithran9416]

Hello bro.... would you be able to share how is SAP market there? I'm currently holding dependent visa and not even finding a single job for my experience.Is it a good time to move from India? Kindly share your thoughts please

[@preciousstone37]

Been in Uk for 60 years. English people in general are lovely people. I don't live in my community , i like to mix with different types of backgrounds. Whats the point of living in a multicultural environment if your going to just stick to your own. I understand your concerns, its very hard today for new people to come and settle, its too expensive Uk and Australia same people same ethics. We came at the time when industry was still very much alive in England and house prices were cheap. We are now 4th generation here but it wasn't easy , we worked hard day and night to achieve what we have now. But things have got so bad here we are considering leaving the UK. Especially i don't want my grandchild to go to school here, there is no quality left in the education systen here and university is not even worth it. Time for a new start and a new approach. Loved your video, especially your banter with eachother. I'm from Pakistani origin. Good luck with your endeavours.

[@m.goodengumman3941]

Yes I agree with you 💯, I'm from similar situations, but your last point about moving, where next? 😅

[@cynthialobo1500]

Which country is good then ?

[@AHMED..KHAN.]

Please tell me where to move now? I'm also from Pakistan and want to move abroad permanently but don't which country would be best, not only for earnings but for my Family as well. Please reply.

[@m.goodengumman3941]

@AHMED..KHAN. best is Morocco at the moment, before the prices go up. 👍

[@AHMED..KHAN.]

@@m.goodengumman3941 I'm moving abroad as a doctor... and I'm considering US, UK and AUSTRALIA as my options. So which of these are best from different perspectives

[@malikasadaman3354]

Everyday on KZbin, Indian leaving Australia, indian leaving Canada, indian leaving UK. Where's indian actually going. I think "Leaving a country" became a tactics for KZbin views.

[@MufidKhan-i9r]

TRUE .

[@abyphilip8139]

Most of these Indian KZbinrs are paid influencers telanganatoday.com/overseas-friends-of-bjp-activist-who-received-modi-in-australia-arrested-on-rape-charges In return for a small fee, they upload such manipulative videos with partial info , one sided , biased stories . These are coordinated by the FOREIGN win of the ruling party of India. Their objective is to give a wrong impression to the NRI Indians that something has greatly changed in India after BJP came to power in 2014. Then they misuse these videos to get huge political benefits back in India , playing Vote bank politics by fooling Indians in India, These are coordinated by the FOREIGN wing of the ruling party of India.

[@murtazashah-xs8rl]

Just a trick to get more viewers

[@krishnasraves]

That's true

[@yuvrajpatil9471]

😂😂😂

[@devk6739]

Here in India, specifically in Bangalore rented house is sky rocketing after covid as well

[@deepakadhiraaijog7387]

Dude, thats only in hebbal, whitefield, marathahalli and IT areas not overall Bengaluru. Come to our Jp nagar, Arekere and you will get good rented houses. Its increased here also after covid but not like IT areas

[@devk6739]

@@deepakadhiraaijog7387 woha, I like JP nagar very much... But JP nagar is also high posh area, rent would be definitely high...

[@wanderlost7707]

@@devk6739 Depends - if you look for a gated community, rents are high, but JP Nagar has plenty of smaller apartment buildings with very reasonable rents. Why pay for loads of amenities you'll never use?

[@deepakadhiraaijog7387]

@@devk6739 jp nagar has 9 phases man. The area around dollar colony has high rent,otherwise it's affordable , much better than hebbal

[@deepakadhiraaijog7387]

@@wanderlost7707 exactly, correct. These north Indians have simply hyped Bengaluru on twitter being high rent, but they don't explore other areas with relatively posh locality like Arekere and affordable rent.

[@jaykumar184]

My Sister living in UK for almost 20 years has decided to return to India and settle down... As she's finding Uk very dangerous.... It's not safe anymore also Very expensive and quality of life has reduced..... She and her husband are Both Doctors their.... So they are planning to almost get retired in India.... In South India many Tier 2 cities have planned very sophisticated and posh Colonies which she found very peaceful and beautiful... She's also planning to return her Red passport... !!!

[@sbnerji12555]

Why is it dangerous?

[@jaykumar184]

@@sbnerji12555 there's lot of Riots happening these days it seems..... especially with Pakistanis... And these Britishers are not able to find much difference between Indians and Britishers by face .....!!!! Work and other things are Going good.... especially for Indians.,.!!!

[@deepakadhiraaijog7387]

Hubli and coimbatore is the best place to retire as tier 2 city in south Bharat, good weather also in both cities, and good connectivity to metro cities. Hubli is a bit multi cultural and multi linguistic city than coimbatore given it's central location to almost 4 metro cities, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Pune. Thats why Hubli is called Chota mumbai. Coimbatore has good jobs compared to Hubli if at all one wants to work as a past time. For commerce and trade both cities are good.

[@abyphilip8139]

Violence in UK is .. not even 1% of the violence in India. Rare instances of violence in UK are reported only in very few places, particularly where there are lot of illegal immigrants , including Indians in huge numbers. I'm not even considering the statewide communal riots going on in Manipur in India for 1.5 years , with Govt forces like Police & some central forces aligning with the Private militia of the ruling party. Look at the number of rapes & Murders of minor girls and young women between 20 - 65 years happening every week in Uttar Pradesh

[@abyphilip8139]

UTTAR PRADESH : 9 women Raped & murdered in a district in 13 months between - 2023 June to 2024 July Brutally dead bodies of women, aged, 45 to 65 years, were found in the fields. Suspect Kuldeep is arrested after 13 months delay. Traumatized locals are not convinced. “UP police framed Kuldeep because he cannot defend himself. There is not even one instance of him , ever misbehaving with any woman here. Fearing that Serial rapists & killers were on the loose, women had stopped stepping out. What if another women gets killed appears while this suspect is in police custody , proving cops wrong ? “There’s no way he could have done such Crimes. He is mentally challenged since birth and is very innocent. Look at his ( small & weak ) physique. The Dead women were much heavier than him,” says Kuldeep’s neighbour Mohan Lal Father of the accused, Baburam, step-brother Raj Kumar and others, noded in approval. "Why will he go 40 km away to Bareilly to murder ? Are there no women here ? ” "Kuldeep’s wife left him because he would never be at home and wouldn’t earn,” “He is so naive that he goes quiet even when a child scolds him,” says Yashpal He never even had a mobile phone. But UP police accused that he was an “alcoholic” and a “drug addict”. Victims were Premwati (55), Dhanwati (43), Dulari Devi (65), Mahmudan (65) , Urmila Devi , Anita Devi (46) & many more. His intention was to sexually assault them, but when they would resist, he would kill them. He couldn’t take a no for his demand. He punched few woman on their face and then strangled them. [ Sadly, No outrage by GOVERNORs ? No letters sent to PM Modi & HM Shah ! No huge or even SMALL rallies .. demanding Naari Safety ! Police SSP Anurag Arya said. Victim Anita Devi & Sompal had 4 children. Anita's dead body was found near her home.They are not convinced. " Everyone here vouches for Kuldeep's innocence. We have seen him grow up. He never even raised his voice to chase a goat away,” www.deccanherald.com/india/uttar-pradesh/serial-killer-on-the-prowl-in-uttar-pradesh-town-as-9-women-killed-in-14-months-in-similar-pattern-3142218

[@abdulshaik7471]

They won't leave the australia, they never come to India, just for view's, In india most of the people are leaving to escape from high tax no service.

[@maheah101]

I have been living in Australia since 2009. There was a wave of people leaving around 2010-11 as well. Because markets were similar to what it is today. However, people who stayed and were resilient during hard times came out good. People I know who stayed are well settled and in good jobs. Grass is always greener on the other side. People keep saying living in India is better but when you compare it on so many levels with Australia, it is better to live in Australia. I do agree that being a student is hard at this time but you have to decide whether you want to struggle in Australia or India.

[@gouravsapra8142]

Australia is now one of the worst country to live 😂. If you can make money in India it’s the best. Stop giving fake advice. Australian economy can crash anytime in future

[@Sri_Krish_7800]

Can I ping you ? I need help and looking for work visa...and not planning to do master.... any thoughts on this ?

[@SweeetNSourr]

And what u have to say about horrible education system which is just shit? What about racism which is at peak here?

[@maheah101]

@@Sri_Krish_7800 sorry I don’t have enough knowledge on this subject for the current rules and regulations.

[@maheah101]

@@SweeetNSourr Could you be specific about ‘the horrible education system’. It is certainly different from India. However, I would rather have my child study here instead of India for the overall development not just academically. State of Govt schools here is far better than Indian Govt Schools. Emphasis is given on mental health instead of just burden of studies and Guidance Teacher (Psychologists) are available in each school in case any student need to speak to them for their safety and/or mental health. I do agree that not everyone wants their kids to be doctors, engineers hence why a lot of them are migrants. I do agree that there is racism here and it definitely increases during times like now when cost of living is high. Locals love to blame it on migrants like everywhere else. However, there are strict rules and policies at workplaces regarding racism. Most people here are nice to you. The problem here is of casual racism. Whilst trying to be funny Aussies throw out racist comments sometimes.

[@asankasanlk]

When are you heading out? Once you've both left kindly post a video.

[@zeeali80]

I purchased my house within 2 years after arriving in Australia. Landed in November 2021 post-COVID and despite being a single-income family, we live the best life here. So, maybe you need think about what is not working for you guys, Running away from country to country is not a solution. And there is a simple if you are not successful in one country you cannot be successful in any country. And it is Australia fairly easy to secure a career and make a decent living. Of course there is no comparison with India.

[@prithub.c7173]

Are u a part of scamming business ? If not it's not possible for everyone to settle that fast.

[@acash5996]

I think this guy is ambanis brother😂😂😂😂

[@adarsh.m1999]

Ur pakka rich family belonging.

[@jayakishore565]

Hello I also live in Australia . In 2 years you purchased a house ?? I mean seriously ???

[@shyamchabra5355]

I have lived in Australia for sixty years. What you say is definitely untrue.

[@Ravi-s6w8q]

If you have so much problem,come back by very next flight, you people just want the new people will come in less quantity

[@শারমিনরহমান-ড৪ছ]

So true

[@garrysingh3337]

While going to India from Australia can we carry food to eat on flight?

[@omenlaxmi]

I work for the government, own my house, contribute extra to my super and head to work with a cool head driving without any stress. This is life. Can never go back to India.

[@fitnessnutritionandsoul3618]

dont put extra in super, invest in mutual funds in India

[@vijaysethi8200]

I've been in New Zealand for six years now. We often hear about people moving to Australia due to the small economy here, and yes, it includes a significant number of Kiwis. However, I believe the key to success in a foreign country lies in focusing on self-improvement rather than comparing oneself to others-whether they are locals or immigrants. To thrive, we should focus on enhancing our skills, mingling with locals, learning their culture, and continuously improving our English to blend in well. We need to demonstrate to businesses and companies that we are indispensable. Everyone dreams of shortcuts to success, but these must be earned, especially in a foreign land. It's crucial to research whether our skills align with the available jobs and to have an improvement plan. Studying further, working voluntarily, and progressively finding our way into the workforce is essential. Yes, it demands hard work, but the rewards of living out the vision that inspired us to move abroad are well worth it. Never lose sight of those initial aspirations. As far as the shy wife's interruptions, I would say, it is planned like that by the gentleman posting the video and she brought some more points and focus into the deliberation. Lucky are the ones whose wives interrupt, open up, and add value, and lucky are the ones whose wives do not interrupt. Let's all be kind to her. Lovely couple (jodpe)

[@kirandeshmukh9821]

I immigrated to Australia in 2009 on skilled independent Visa. I’ve been living in this country since last 15 years. I think this is the land of opportunity I have bought three properties. There are so many opportunities in this country. If you have guts to put your hard work in action Then no one can stop you to be successful in this country. I can understand cost of living has increased including groceries, Those people are still wants to come to Australia on skilled independent and those do have a trade skill for sure they will get Australian PR Visa and they can make up their good life in this country thank you

[@dbamentorparag]

Thanks I saw you are the owner of Planet Home

[@studywithsonu2871]

Hi brother i need a help from you

[@Reva_VR17]

Hlo sir I just need a suggestion from you Please let me know if you can help Will be grateful to you for this🙌🏻

[@RS-oe5cz]

Bhai same haalat hai India Mai !! Bus manage ho raa hai as parents ka ghar hai !! Jo rent pr rehte hai unki yahi haalat hai !!

[@freelancerwick5418]

I lived here for 14 years and never saw this condition. One third of Salary for Tax, Second one third of Salary for Rent & Living Expense, and last One third of Salary is yours :)

[@roja7426]

Same in Canada. 😂

[@TheServantOfAllah99]

its like that everywhere // even USA

[@NoOne-kx7zs]

It's same in India as well.

[@chetanpol4287]

😂 No it's not. ​@@NoOne-kx7zs

[@amols101]

@@TheServantOfAllah99wrong. Change it to double income or a single but higher than average income and the maths changes.

[@YoutubeHome-z8b]

I used to live in Australia and it's 💯 percent true, it's really not worth buying those wooden homes investing millions of dollars getting stuck with the mortgages amidst the raising cost of living. I really appreciate you spreading awareness about the living costs. Keep up the great work your doing.

[@PneuCombination]

THANK GOD ! Finally saw a couple who understand the present situation ! Bleddy society keeps saying, earn more, earn more.....

[@RizwanPathan-d5s]

It's human nature. They r not satisfied anywhere .

[@ambyz01]

Grass is always greener on the other side😅

[@someshbhalerao]

मी सिडनी २०१० मधे सोडून पुण्यात परत आलो, then earned lot from London, and invested all in India, that was my best decision

[@dheerajmoogal4714]

Not sure as to what jobs you guys were doin… we been here for past 5 years with IT jobs in Sydney and were able to buy a house with savings and can say we are happy with Oz move … inflation is every where … it’s all about what u do and how u make ur life … good luck

[@radhikasinghal3396]

are business analyst jobs are in demand there

[@sitaraman6546]

Hey, I am about to start my bds ( bachelor in dental surgery) in India and I want to come to australia and start my dentistry career so will I be able to make money and live happily?

[@saadahmed4790]

Ahhh. The innocence..​@@sitaraman6546

[@dheerajmoogal4714]

@@radhikasinghal3396 yup … it’s a high paying role in Sydney

[@JaaSKhaira]

Hey guys, appreciating your efforts to make a video. But don’t say immigrants have come to Brissy and they should go so that you can live comfortably; without forgetting that you were in the same boat few days ago. Guys look for ways to increase your income. People should stay focused and keep working hard for the first 4-5 years the good results will come.

[@FAK1220]

Looks like you are sharing information about Canada. Though you are in Australia but this is the same scenario we Canadians are facing. This is a worldwide phenomenon. People are just confused about their choices. It's the same shit everywhere.

[@DreamChaser-py4zb]

2 losers... that is how I see this..

[@hasanrazvi212]

I agree but all over the world expenses are high especially housing rents.

[@vidhikgdu]

Yes,In India also average restaurant bill is 50 dollars only

[@pskalsi76]

पिछलें दस सालो से इंडिया में तों महगाई बिल्कुल ख़त्म हो गईं हैं,,, पेट्रोल का रेट भी आधा हो गया हैं,,, जीएसटी बहुत कम हो गया हैं,,,,, भ्रष्टाचार भी ख़त्म हों गया हैं,,, आजाओ इंडियामें😂😂

[@gauravs4239]

Such people need reasons to cry all the time. I have been here 26 years and have no complaints!!!

[@videosandphotoslide7866]

The only thing I would like to say cost of living is high everywhere in the world after Covid. The young lady said people pay high Taxes in paycheck salary, We do too in Canada. But look behind your video scene did you see any garbage flying anywhere It's so clean Not like India, You get back what you pay for everything. This is the beauty of this Gora Countries. Your video is very beautiful too thank you.🙏🏼🇨🇦

[@garrysingh3337]

While going to India from Australia can we carry food to eat on flight?

[@varun6455]

I partly agree with your analysis. The other side you have not analysed and seen yet is once people go back to India, they don’t find it much easier and regret going back. In fact a large majority come back after a year or few years

[@immigrationadviser4711]

In developed countries like Aus, Nz, Canada etc even during hard times people get their basic needs fulfilled easily and also save at least 50,000/ month.

[@ManjitKaur-qb5mf]

Correct. Foreign Anne baad log bhut se reasons bhool jate hai ke woh q Anna jahte the.

[@bodhisbigadventurest]

You work for 42yrs to have $2m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $20k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life

[@joaquimsilveira6439]

people leaving Australia our vishwaguru has kept 2 crore jobs ready for them

[@marietheresa7866]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RD-ij2sz]

Anti national Christian

[@just4humanity]

Top job is for u

[@dannycbe949]

Why depend on indian government for job??? Come back and start your business...and live like a king in India!!!

[@j_Uy_8qwi8HbC9XLt4kpvQ]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hirengajjar3622]

Hi Rahul I live in Brisbane as well, I agree with you on most of the things, but i would like,if you can support local grocery stores rather than big supermarkets. I run a Indian grocery store, and we know how difficult to run mum and dad kind of business.

[@rajivrohella]

Anyone who has PR visa will never go back to India or another country. Which country give $23 per hour minimum wage. Houses are expensive every where in world. The only people who are leaving are the one with poor skills with no professional qualification say ppl from three states P, G & A from India isn't 😂😂😅

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Scammers you mean

[@malikali7057]

We are very happy that finally indian going home to their country please stay in India 🇮🇳 permanently 😊

[@sunishraj5020]

Aaplog kab aa rahe hoo wapis 😅

[@nikss9979]

Friends from India are spending considerable money and living the dream. They have a great life in Pune, Mumbai, partying every weekend, visiting various places, and enjoying good holidays. The hotels, restaurants, and pubs there are much better than those in Australia.

[@saurabhm383]

😂 bullshit I've lived in Mumbai and Pune. People spend 10 hours in office and 2-3 travelling daily. There is no work life balance.

[@nikss9979]

Add 2-3 hours to your working hours, and it's up to you to balance work and life. On weekends, you can do whatever you want-it all depends on your friend circle and yourself. If you're a lively person, you'll find happiness anywhere.

[@SinghSaab-in8hi]

people moving to countries in Europe,including russia,they have good infrastructure and geopolitically better.

[@cynthialobo1500]

Where are you heading ? Which country is the bed of roses ?

[@ShivaniAiri-ld9ii]

Sir than why are you living there? Why are you not coming back to India

[@kristen3737]

Because he doesn’t want competition from you.

[@JacintaRebello-jm9gm]

They are lying.

[@MandarAarondekar]

Clickbait

[@vibhasflute2598]

😂​@@kristen3737

[@viswanathareddymallem2931]

don't believe their words

[@digitalprasads7423]

दादा ताई कॅमेऱ्याच्या क्वालिटी खरंच आहे खूप छान हा चॅनल लाईक share आणि सुबाब्रस्क्री करण्या साठी हा reason sufficient अहे ki जय महाराष्ट्र l

[@sanket103]

People in Uk are leaving for Australia 😂

[@rinkudesai9225]

😂😂

[@queenland2882]

Lol exactly 😂

[@V2-585]

Simple calculations for small family rentals $ 2000 pm minimum + electricity +water charges + fuel + grocery and go on...

[@imakshaysoni07]

Aap logo ne chhod diya kya Australia 🇦🇺?? 😂😂 nahi chhoda hoto chhod do bhaiya or didi😢😢

[@raj_sydney1765]

Mai 2008 may direct p.r pay aaya tha atcha business hai theek thaak properties bhi hai hum phir bhi soch rahe hain shayad himachal malaysia or bkk. Sabke apne apne reason ho sakte hain hume Australia ne sab kutch diya magar yahan jo hume as a desi enjoyment chahiye wo nai hai shaam ko 7 baje saara sheher band ho jaata hai jo sharaab nai peeta uske liye jyada karne ko kutch nai hai beach pay insaan kitna jayega😮

[@manjindertamber8151]

We live here for 47 years and still going to India every year for 4 months

[@hitenshukla8536]

So?

[@surajsisodia7329]

👍

[@navdeepkaru1951]

Na idar de na odar de

[@Yourabcd98]

Thanks bhai tm bohat acha kam kr rhy❤❤❤ aisi he demotivate krty rho takey log yha na ae Or jo hn vo wapis jae takey hm yha proper job kr sken❤❤❤ best of luck

[@amtchat8026]

Rahul bhai thanks for your informative vlog. What you have explained the situations are exactly similar in Canada . I m living in Canada and house prices and rentals are sky rocketing. So now Canada = Australia same conditions . I hope those live in australia are thinking Canada is better but it's absolutely not, plus add the harsh winter in your mind. So take decisions carefully.

[@Vk-wx8ls]

Canada is worse, 15-20% more expensive

[@spshukla1851]

No comparison between Canada and Australia. Australia is much much better than Canada. Biggest advantage... no snow fall in Australia as in Canada , Minimum wages per hour is also higher in Australia.

[@munirmirza]

No one is leaving from Australia. The people leaving Australia to get cheap cloths and other items and come back after met with their families.

[@yashkhandha]

Bhai video k start me he samaj agaya tha ki camera upgrade kiya lagta hai pichli baar se, mast hai quality ❤ DJI?

[@RahulMhatreVlogs]

Yes bro. Thank you. Dji Osmo pocket 3

[@yashkhandha]

@@RahulMhatreVlogs very nice. Keep posting more content!

[@sahibolrahahaibhai]

​@@RahulMhatreVlogs konsa camera liya rahul bhai ?

[@princegill144]

I am citizen here and leaving australia after 13 years. . Inflation is not main reason . . Good country if you are from lower income class in india . But for person of middle class or above best not to come or go back after few years

[@preetgill6690]

Expensive😂. It is the all over the world…

[@PrashantDongare-hf4zo]

Loved your Marathi conversation ❤❤

[@chiragchauhan6122]

ये सब नेगेटिव बाते कर के तुम हमारा मोरल डाउन कर रहे हो, ताकि हम वहां पे ना आए और तुम्हारा पत्ता ना कटे.

[@ecofriendly_social]

When you guys are leaving australia? Or already left?

[@aaarveesimply]

bakwas! I live in New zealand and Australia is way cheaper than NZ.. how come tax of ur income be 50 % and rent is not doubled . for sure things are worse than before still.. australia is way better.. Tax is not as high as they say..Cost of living in Austrlia is way less than UK Europe and NZ. Dont listen to them .. australia is still great country yo live.. inflation is worldwide.. These people need to move to Bangladesh or Antarctica..About 40000 New Zealanders moved to Australia just last year because grass is really greener on the other side.

[@SweeetNSourr]

Ek baar aakr dekhlo, for smjh aaega ghaas kitni hari hai🙄🙄

[@Starstruck-v2u]

I wanna leave Australia for my mental health, lived here my whole life, but my comfort is back home. Max another 6-8 years and I might just move out🥲

[@ShaMama-oe1oq]

move out . now

[@Starstruck-v2u]

@@ShaMama-oe1oq how? my parents already own three houses and a farm land 😂its gonna take time to settle out, and i need to finish my degree and 5 years work experience.

[@Sudi283]

Same is in India … apart from rental monthly groceries and eating out family of 4 5 costs 40,000 plus depends which city you live in this also included maintenance of flat cause if not rental means you have flat so need to pay that

[@Marcopolo-z6x]

Ye to wahi baat hogayi 😂 Jack n Jill went up the hill To fetch a pail of water Jack fell down and broke his crown And Jill came tumbling after 😂

[@marietheresa7866]

Wufey, stop interrupting. You need to face your audience/viewers when speaking. Let him speak. You're too intrusive. Very irritating.

[@Rashmiregekamat.karaoke]

So true 😂

[@tejamehu]

after covid, inflation has increased drastically in all countries including India, Australia, but I agree India me to without job bhi survive kar sakte, atleast parents house to hota he

[@kabirkapoor1205]

Aa jao India free mein your kids will smoke 150-200 cigarettes everyday, your every move will be taxed without anything in return, 5 crore legal cases are pending, food adulteration and cancer causing masalas, pathetic healthcare where you have to know someone powerful to get an ICU bed in a good private hospital, 6%-10% annual decline in rupee relative to dollar, crumbling infrastructure, physical safety issues, outdated education and reservation system. Just control your emotions and work hard. You left this country for a brighter future not to be a crybaby. People already know govt has been borrowing like crazy, household debt is through the roof so inflation is indeed gonna rise so you must look for different avenues to increase your income. When your life stagnates, excuses begin

[@Just9n__]

You could also choose a different country

[@ttdadvisory7061]

Cost of living is increasing in every country. Starting salary should be atleast 1 lakh USD. Dream Big! Take Risk! You Will Succeed!

[@shriniwasrao8491]

All reason Pasand aaya 🎉🎉🎉 .I like your channel & My Fav City Australia🌏💜 . love from India 👍💙

[@RahulMhatreVlogs]

Thank you 🙂

[@LetsPlayCandy]

Inflation is everywhere. In India also post 2020 rates have increased double or triple.

[@kaustavchatterjee129]

Dont spread negativity for views. Its much better than US and UK still. Work life balance is beautiful, lot of outdoor activities to do, Sydney and Melbourne life is amazing. Cost of living outside is high in all Western Countries. If you guys feel so negative come back and stay in polluted Indian city. It’s your failure you are both not earning enough. Jinko achieve karna tha karchuke hain Australia jaake. Make a video once you’re leaving

[@user-wb6pb2df1z]

All indian cities r not poluted , eastern indian cities r rich and happening ,not boring like western countries

[@babeetoon]

@@user-wb6pb2df1zwhich eastern city is rich? Kolkata? Or Raipur? 🤣🤣

[@butterpecan9749]

Grass is always green on the other side… jab wahan jaao tabhi pata chalta hai, apni side waali ghass zayada hari thee….

[@Dahiya007]

No one is leaving Australia people leave because they can’t afford to live here.

[@RootedMate]

And they can't or don't even try to fit in.

[@Ravi-s6w8q]

Ladies all over the world have same problem, always speak in between,let him complete first

[@imran1354]

Good, please add some Pakistani family in your new video to show that Pakistani Indians want to live together with peace and don't want any war

[@jimbocho660]

What? 😀

[@nmparmar1496]

Stop demotivating others who are keen to come or who has already moved to Australia for studies or work.

[@atd80]

It’s about survival only two type of people leaving , 1. very successful and can survive in india or any where in world with same comfort 2. Unsuccessful tried hard but still stuck with low wages job through which came from india and spouse still not getting a good job as per to her or his partner .you need 28k per month family income for survival

[@zachariahtitus1210]

Stop telling lies. Shame on you. 11:26

[@shahzadali-uq5yw]

Yaar jo log Australia me he vo waha ruk kese jaate hai india ki yaad nhi aati

[@ashishnautiyal7721]

Exactly same is the trend in Canada too.Here people say Australia is better but it's been proven that grass is always greener at the other side 😊

[@pawaliamit]

ऑस्ट्रेलिया मध्ये फार्मासिस्ट ची life कशी आहे? खर्च किती येतो एका व्यक्तीचा आणी 4 जणांच्या फॅमिली चा?

[@rockyghost7689]

Don't say indians leaving to be precise. Only few indians leaving

[@tacorevenge87]

And that’s the problem

[@trucknagridar]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Nice video bahi ge

[@Zab-u9c]

Tum khud Australia me jaake reh rahe ho aur logo ko bolte ho dafa hojao

[@quii9256]

Inko Darr lag raha hoga na ki koi desi hi aake inki naukri na khaa jaye😂

[@nitinsahu-zp3bv]

Yes

[@Dahiya007]

@@quii9256 🤣🤣🤣

[@mcmali79]

Converting currencies is the dumbest way to make an argument. Exploiting loopholes shows the moral values one lives by. If you can’t cook your own food you’re bound to lead an expensive life.

[@vaseemsindgikar]

Hi, Thanks for telling the facts, I am in Sydney on 189 PR visa with my wife and two teenage daughters, Whatever you have said is absolutely right. Everyone will be aware of this before coming to Oz.

[@pardeep26]

Bro mention you Instagram id I am talk to you Because I am coming australia 189 visa

[@priyankapatekar-w1l]

Ekti sodun geli mala ,maharashtrian heart melt here ❤

[@omkarp8521]

Aap dono ka tunning bohot accha hai, ek dusrya chya madhye madhye bolun purna video chi lavli aahe. Mhatre saheb pahile decide kara kon konta topic mandnar aahe, nahi tar viewers confuse hotat, ek tar tumhi chalat bolati mage gadyanche aawaz yetat, thoda neet plan karun shoot kara

[@VishalinderArora-r9x]

Plz refer to data, Indian economy soon gonna be increased but employment has also increased so much. A btech student is not getting more than 15-20 thousand per month. He goes to office at 9am and comes back at 9-10 pm. At the end being discouraged they face towards Australia and other countries. No pension scheme for govt employees as well and those working in private jobs except IT or high paying jobs, hell is only the choice. Rest jisko jahaan kuch milta hai usko vahin rehna chahiye.

[@AkritiSrivastav-pn2fc]

Nobody is leaving Australia 🇦🇺 dont fool people khud bhi waha hai sab log waha hai bass bevkoof bana bana kar khud ka bhala karte hai dusro ka bura kar dete hai

[@6484mohan]

😮😮😮My relatives also saying same thing USA is very costly and they are telling from 6 years that they will come back to India but they are not coming to India 😮😮

[@AveshyAveshy07]

*Still some politician criticize Indian government 😅*

[@govindsampatmantri7732]

Modi hai to namumkin hai 😂

[@nihalrahul]

Would be interesting to know what they do for work? just to gauge their salary and then it would explain their complaints

[@pravirsingh2235]

See the property rates in mumbai.

[@ranjinin9707]

Hi guys. Same scenario in india Bangalore also. So the difficulties you discussed are global effect.

[@pratikkudal3302]

Mast ahe quality! One level up! Btw daily vlogs back!

[@RahulMhatreVlogs]

Thank you. 🙂 👍🏼

[@sureshpeshawaria347]

The reason for leaving - "mein Indian, saala jhukega nahi"...😊😊😊

[@nasirraza3930]

Rent is the problem of every country in the world right now.

[@amaknusa9212]

Are you kidding me, I can rent a fully furnished apartment with a maid in Ho Chi Minh City, for $ AU400/ month. Within walking distance to the best fresh food, and anything else I could ever want.

[@akshata7sharma]

Jab Bank Account Ka mausam kharab ho to bahar ka mausam bhi us depression ko theek nahi kar sakta. Your fellow Australian from brisbane only.

[@ashoks5317]

People living abroad don't cry in paying high taxes but in India they cry .

[@xerotop408]

Lol 😂😂 they get all the facilities After paying taxes … What do we get In India after paying ton of taxes ??? Baba Ji ka Thullu… They couldn’t even make good roads … Facilities are least to ask

[@Snowflake..]

Ande tum dete raho aur sarkar sadak banati rhe tumhare andon ki race ke liye haina. Ye achha hai. Aye bade jaise yahi sara tax bhar rhe. Bahar mei India jaisi freedom nhi tax chori ki tum na tax bharoge bas bakwas karoge. 😆😅

[@elliven17]

Abroad you pay taxes, you get service. India you pay taxes you get .......

[@cornershop9617]

@@xerotop408 Bro i don't know about your place but in my area the condition of roads has dramatically improved in recent years.

[@subhalaxmidey]

This lady actually doesn’t let him speak 😂