Why I Left India? And Why ALL Highly Skilled People Should Leave India?

In this video, I dive deep into a salary comparison between India and Canada, taking purchasing power parity (PPP) into account. Despite adjusting for PPP, many professionals in India are still underpaid compared to their counterparts in countries like Canada. I explore why the Indian working class should seriously consider moving abroad, highlighting the potential benefits of working in developed economies.
Throughout the video, I discuss key reasons why Indians living abroad often make significantly more money and enjoy a higher quality of life. Whether you're in the tech industry, finance, or any other field, this comparison will help you understand the true value of your salary and the potential financial advantages of working overseas.
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[@PiyushCanada]

Offend hona mandatory nahi hai. ❤

[@Americam116]

@@PiyushCanada bhai ye log ppp ka ch*** krte rehte samjh mein ata nahi inko kuch … unko lagta hai apka saving 20000 inr hoti hai inke jaisi😅

[@RichVivez]

Does canadians like you. You know what they call you "pa j eet".

[@nnp901]

Immature pagal Piyus. 😂

[@lukeastorw]

Indian log criticism handle hi nhi kr pate bhai or jab tak ye attitude rahega India cannot be a developed country

[@randommusicvideos1321]

Good analysis brother........ I appreciated your work.... But one thing you don't know is that you can never turn a donkey into a horse. Donkeys are still donkeys.😅😅😅😅 One small thing people don't understand is that our country does not belong to some politicians. Some people in our country worship leaders as gods. Nonsense 😢😢😢😢

[@haka9594]

India is heaven for politicians

[@markchristi2649]

That’s why we left India 🇮🇳 25 years ago, All the best there in India

[@atharvsinha8675]

@@markchristi2649 yeah after completely ruining it right ? Britishers sucks you guys literally made problems all around the world

[@mkzai]

Good choice 👍 Even I will leave in the next year or two.

[@Discoverer-of-Teleportation]

🔥🔥​@@mkzai

[@EternalScreams]

@@mkzai please guide me I Want to leave too

[@mkzai]

@@EternalScreams Depends on your journey. Everybody has their own journey in their life. I hope one day or the other, you will nake it.

[@DavidDavid-yp3ln]

You are right. India is about to reach a breaking point where overpopulation has made it extremely difficult to maintain quality of roads, air, water, cleanliness etc. Plus overpopulation is putting young generation into depression due to huge competition everywhere. Better to move out.

[@markchristi2649]

@@DavidDavid-yp3ln civil war is ahead, we left long ago

[@proudindian5884]

wbu China?

[@shuvamchatterjee8611]

@@markchristi2649 that's what experts have been forecasting since the nation came into existence. But it hasn't happened till now.

[@DebasreeDas-z1c]

@@DavidDavid-yp3ln wahi bahar apna culture falao

[@vipultambe5294]

@@DavidDavid-yp3ln , Overpopulation, as well as Currupt population. The major threat is that Common public support extremely Currupt polititions by saling there vote for money and in the name of cast & religion.

[@Nikhilshinde333]

I am married to Taiwanese girl, we are facing many issues in India. On the other hand, life in Taiwan is more comfortable and peaceful, no political corruption, no pollution, fresh environment, better government healthcare insurance. We feel very pissed off whenever we come to India 😢 , bad experience everywhere, no cleanliness, corruption, delay government work, India just don't want to improve anymore! I am not really happy to write it down here

[@Nobodyteachme]

Tu tikadech raha bhava. Ikade yevu nako. Amhi amacha desh jasa pan sambhalun ghevu. Mark my words,Asian countries Bharatachi madat magatil. Wait and watch.

[@LIONroars14]

Want to leave india. Because even car is a luxury in india...damn...very sad here i beared it for 20 yrs...its time to leave

[@EternalScreams]

@@LIONroars14 update ?

[@Nobodyteachme]

😂😂😂😂 Do not come again and stay there. We are happy and we love India.

[@x33124]

Corruption 😢 is real.......police extorted 4000rs from my friend in the name of passport verification......

[@41xy-b8t]

@@x33124 jay modi ji

[@lmmc7708]

Most corrupt is indian common people who give votes in the name of caste and community which is the cause of every problem in India

[@somerandomguy7458]

US healthcare is biggest mafia bro

[@romibagga]

It's since long 25+ years

[@spryzengaming5935]

Aur do modi ko vote😂

[@FeverDev64]

This video hits harder as someone from Nepal. Our wages are 63% of INR wages, something as basic as roads (which India has actually progressed in no matter what everyone says) a very closed economy in this globalized world. And our passport is one of the worst. Those who could leave have already left. So it is even more difficult to convince me to stay😔

[@PiyushCanada]

Man I feel for you. Wish you the best, always.

[@ankisharma17392]

I think your title itself is misleading. When you say highly skilled professionals, they don't make around 7 L/A in India, when I came to canada last year my salary in India was around 40L/A in Gurugram with lesser taxes than Canada. The only reason that I decided to stay back was because I was able to find a comparable job in Canada, which I know most people, at least, at my professional level don't. I am seeing hundreds of skilled professionals leaving Canada because of the glass cealing that you have here in terms of growth. In India the average salary hike is 7-8% and inflation is 5% so your salary technically is increasing by 2%, however, until very recently the inflation in Canada was around 4% and and salary hikes were around 2%, so, technically your salary is decreasing per year as you are not even able to beat the inflation. Yea I agree, people who are not able to make it in India should try and explore abroad; however; highly skilled should not even think about it. And morover, things in India are only going to get better but sadly, I can't say the same for Canada with the way things are going.

[@PiyushCanada]

I don’t think things in India are getting better. They’re actually getting worse.

[@tarun4629]

@@ankisharma17392 where have you got these inflation numbers of india from ?Man !! Things are very expensive here as well...Inflation is at 7-8 % in India for pretty basic items ....If you factor inflation for the lifestyle of a middle class / upper middle class ...inflation is much much higher .

[@ankisharma17392]

@tarun4629 Google the CPI rate of India. CPI is what impacts the end customer, I am not even talking about WPI here, which is even lower.

[@theunknown2090]

@@ankisharma17392 food inflation alone is 10+ % not sure what ur talking abt.

[@BadAss_691]

IIT me 62% reservation hai…Andar kaun jaa raha hai aur bahar kaun baith raha hai?

[@rohit3927]

Biggest problem is the Indian work culture and exploitation at work. No family life

[@Nobodyteachme]

😂😂😂😂😂 Gyan tuze 0 hai. Samaz me aa jayega. Dollar printing machine dheere dheere band ho jayega

[@goprotutorialstipstricksvi2220]

Smart Indians should start migrating globally, aiming for at least 30% of the population in every country to be of Indian origin and securing 20-30% participation in governance.

[@mymoviechoices]

Why should indians

[@Dalalstreettrader15]

I am working as Junior Business analyst in big bank here in Canada 🇨🇦 now not even dream to work in India as because they are damn underpaid. Fresh grad here starts with good salary.

[@PiyushCanada]

I appreciate your valuable input. Cheers!

[@eboyblackout]

I highly doubt that, when did you arrive in Canada and how is the situation now?

[@chetanshukla768]

@@Dalalstreettrader15 I think you always shied away from acquiring the right skills or working hard. You haven't come across good IT graduates maybe here in India. Just ask them about their salaries and work culture in the startups where they are working and you will hide your face somewhere.

[@Nobodyteachme]

​@@PiyushCanadavapas mat ana..vahi raho. India ko koi jarurat nahi hai. Hum hai. Hum dekh lenge.

[@TRA]

Car and housing is very expensive in India. Health and education is also not free in India. Minimum wage worker is way better in canada than in India. 40,000 dollar will get you a 2 acre land in US Canada but not even half a acre in India.

[@sabarishnair8175]

40k dollars will get you a 2 acre land in US??? Which timeline are you talking about, 1950s? Have you looked at the housing crisis and the inflation there? Please get your facts right.

[@aftabahmad-yf9ub]

@@TRA Toronto's car insurance is 1000 cad per month. Lol

[@eboyblackout]

What you smoking lol? I need some of this too. You ok right?

[@TRA]

@@aftabahmad-yf9ub but you ain’t driving a Maruti in Vishwaguru dude.

[@sankkham]

​@@TRA gandu health and education is free. At least in Mumbai it's free🥲. I also left India. Bt ya education and medical is free and cheap. In usa healthcare is too costly that Indians go to India for all surgeries. It's ur fault that ur going to private schools. Which are useless. All private schools are useless in India. Just mugging up and writing exams. With no sports infrastructure or any skill development programs

[@EternalScreams]

Lekin Andhbkaht nahi manenge ki india mai kitni kami hai kyuki modi ji ne bol diya 😂

[@sanaira190]

Being this Andhbhakt (modi supporter), I agree i should leave India. But you talk as if conditions are better under congress🤣🤣🤣. From Kolkata here. TMC rules here. No development. Co.s leave before coming here. Terrible roads. Bridges leak sewage water to those passing under. Not even streetlights r there on half the non main roads. You talk as if leaving wasn't the best choice if we were under Congress all India.

[@kakashi_vladivostok]

Chamchas talking about development in country.... See khangress rule... Hypocrisy has it's limits😂😂😂

[@BashBash-x2m]

U people just need a face to blame for your wrong doings

[@SultanHasanKhan]

As a Pakistani I want to leave Pakistan as soon as possible

[@markchristi2649]

@@SultanHasanKhan bro both India 🇮🇳 & Pakistan 🇵🇰 are fail states

[@kamrannaeem78]

@@SultanHasanKhan haha same

[@raman31656]

App thoda jaldi kar lena

[@rohanutep81]

@@SultanHasanKhan where you want to go??

[@SultanHasanKhan]

@@rohanutep81 Tunisia Algeria Morocco

[@Shantanu_Upadhyaya]

I'm glad you opted for purchasing power parity ! Extremely mature and practical step !

[@AlBICIDI]

PPP is useless if you ask me. It just doesn't give you the real life comparison.

[@CanadianBhaiSahab]

I, too live in Canada and in the same province as Piyush. I agree with most of his observations in the video but some important parameters were not considered while comparing the two countries. Crime in Canada is on the rise, drug problem is HUGE especially when you as a parent of young kids and are afraid. Anti-Indian sentiment is on the rise. Politics and Canadian reputation on a global level is a joke…and much more

[@PiyushCanada]

I think I agree with your pointers. Since the video was about comparing earning potential between India and Canada I covered the same. But the points you mentioned are valid and is actually a great idea for a next video.

[@CanadianBhaiSahab]

@@PiyushCanada I agree entirely with you on Salary Comparison, taking PPP into consideration. It's a great informative video, I always expected from your channel. Keep up the good work, brother. I know how much time, energy, effort and emotions go into researching the topic and gathering all relevant supporting material. Proud of you, Piyush.

[@TRA]

These people who are defending Vishwaguru will cry their heart out when they’ll get to know how much a plumber literally makes 100K+ While these vishwagurujeets are busy studying just to get paid 1/10th of what a plumber makes in North America.

[@shuvamchatterjee8611]

Canada is on its way to becoming a third world nation as well. Lot of brilliant minds are also coming back to India after studying abroad including MIT.

[@PiyushCanada]

As per the information available with the Ministry, the number of Indians who renounced their Indian citizenship was 1,63,370 (in 2021); 2,25,620 (in 2022) and 2,16,219 (in 2023). For reference purpose, data was 1,22,819 (in 2011); 1,20,923 (in 2012); 1,31,405 (in 2013); 1,29,328 (in 2014); 1,31,489 (in 2015); 1,41,603 (in 2016); 1,33,049 (in 2017); 1,34,561 (in 2018); 1,44,017 (in 2019); 85,256 (in 2020). Don’t believe the headlines. Look inwards. Fetch real data.

[@SHOBHATIWARITHECREATOR]

well , it will take next 60 years

[@Sheshang_Patel]

Very less job opportunity for highly skilled jobs in Canada. 1. Very less jobs in Canada as compared to India or USA. 2. Reference is must. 3. IT jobs are very difficult to get in Canada as compared to India.

[@PiyushCanada]

Thank you for your comment.

[@TRA]

Bhai IT ki baat nahi ho rahi overall life ki ho rhi hai. India mae 4 LPA miljayegi tujhe IT mae. You would still cry.

[@Sheshang_Patel]

@@PiyushCanada We can agree to disagree brother.

[@Sheshang_Patel]

@@ElonMa5884 True. I have stopped it. Let people come and experience the reality.

[@Sheshang_Patel]

@@ElonMa5884 All the very best for your future. Take care.

[@vedantsoni8107]

I completely agree with the point you are trying to make here, I've personally looked at this, back in india while I was working the salary of the VP of my department had approx 24Lakh salary while the VP of the same department of same company in London Office had a salary of around 120,000 pounds equates to approx Rs 1.2 Cr (without PPP) but even with PPP it is way more than Rs 24 Lakh

[@arnav1832]

I will be moving to Calgary in December, this vid confirmed that I'm making the right decision

[@akshaypanwar5938]

Time will tell. . .

[@eboyblackout]

Are you moving as a fresher or with experience? Because you'll see what's coming next for you if you're a fresher, I will leave it at that. All the best anyway

[@rk-of8qz]

Congratulations brother I hope you will find good spot in life but be prepared because in Canada you will earn a lot of money no doubt about that but next when your family comes into picture the whole money earning concept becomes pointless. There is no family or personal relationship factor available in Canadian lifestyle. You wouldn’t get opportunity to save much once you become a family man and then low class govt schools are worst as compare to India. Whole life you will live lower middle class man whereas you can live good life in India but that also it depends what you already possess in India

[@rohanutep81]

@@akshaypanwar5938😂😂😂😂

[@akshaypahuja2472]

Dear Piyush, Very Valid Reasons provided by you respectfully. People who have fair & unbiased vision and understanding will favour. You Folks with no interest in Canada will see your prospective differently

[@jerrykumar7853]

You are points are logical, but it comes down to two things:- 1. Your economic status in India - I belong to a privileged class in India; hence, I would like to live a life like India. I don't want to live an underprivileged life in Canada where I have to do everything myself or anywhere else. 2. My family - I live comfortably here in Australia as a student cause of my parents, and nothing in this world is more important than my parents and friends in India.

[@PiyushCanada]

Great inputs 👏👏

[@TRA]

Kids' future also matters. Why weren’t Ambani’s grandkids born in the US not India? Cause they know life is way better in the US. US citizens pay 1/3rd of what Indians pay for tuition fees and get any job easily. I

[@theinformationbomber7102]

​@@TRAgreat point

[@EternalScreams]

Wtf is wrong with your name 😂

[@PraveenKumar-kt1qr]

@@jerrykumar7853 bro how's life in Australia .? I'm planning for it.

[@eboyblackout]

You miss the most important two points, work experience and what degree you study here in Canada. I live in Victoria, BC. I came here with 10 years of experience previously working as a manager in my field. Let me tell you there is still a possibility of me landing a job here given my experience and the degree I've taken up, which is a Master's. If you are studying a diploma or even a fresh graduate without experience, forget pay parity you will be highly underpaid here in Canada. Honestly with the rates of rent, groceries and expenses in big cities whatever you earn as a starting package is just not enough. Trust me before you choose to come here or anywhere in the world, think about your experience, see what your strengths are and then decide if you want to leave India. There are several things bad about India but there are many things good about it too.

[@MrCaptaan]

I m also trying to leave... But don't have money at present... Will do more HARD work for my child.. so that he can

[@GurpreetDhariwal]

Yep, this mentality of I will work at less salary in India has ruined genuine talented people. I had to do something of my own rather than depending on the next company back in 2017. Even in the US I was getting paid more than what I got in India. I am in India and I am not feeling offended at all. You are speaking facts. The reasons why I am leaving India too lol 😅

[@makarandadke7973]

भगवान आपका भला करे.... Grass is always GREEN ON OTHER SIDE... Don't come back...My wishes...

[@mrspeedy5671]

no one wants to come shit whole

[@DEVRAJ-gb3ip]

No one wants to come back....

[@indiancanadian2024]

Dear Piyush thank you for sharing such negative views about India 🇮🇳 But how about Canada 🇨🇦 I have an example take some time to read this comment Yesterday I was coming back from work and reached Richmond Town Centre in BC I went to the mall and came back Normally each one of us who walks on the road uses the button to turn the traffic lights to cross the road 🛣️ In front of me a group of very young children who were teenagers white caucasians or citizens we can say they came and start spiting on that button that public uses in their daily lives. When I talked to them and tried to explain how bad it is for them or other people, how disgusting it is or unhygienic or dirty for you and the public. After listening, they took it so lightly that they all started spiting it as soon as I turned my face. They were also passing racist comments and I think they were less than 10 years old. This is the problem in the Canadian Society too that too much freedom gives them liberty to misbehave on the streets and among public. Please consider these facts as well. Their parents are to be blamed too because they have not been strict like what out parents taught us. So publicly spiting and throwing garbage 🗑️ in very common in Canada 🇨🇦. I am your subscriber your videos have been very informative and I listen to you but you don’t even have 100k subscribers and you are judging a country with 1.4 billion population and the one you came from. End of discussion, this video has been very biased and exaggerated

[@PiyushCanada]

That’s horrible what you experienced. Those teenagers should learn some civic sense. Do you think if I have 100K or 100M subscribers Salaries in India will go up? Because that’s the only thing I addressed in the video. Which part of the video is exaggerated? Time stamp please. The salaries in India are VERY LOW. The Taxes in India are VERY HIGH. The civic sense in India DOES NOT EXIST. The concept of personal space in India is UNKNOWN. Despite all that, I still love India. And despite 2% of the people being unhygienic and unmannered, I still love Canada.

[@jackjk2490]

Iski baat sunke jyada motivate mat hojana. Canada pehle jesa nahi raha, PR lena difficult hogaya hai. Aapni zaameen bech k shift lagane mat aana. Mere friend circle me bohot log India vapis jaa chuke hai kyuki unki PR nahi hui. Aur kuch log citizenship leke India chale gye hai because its not affordable here in Canada.

[@richboy3860]

Comparing salaries between two completely different economies does not add much value. Even if someone makes $75k in Canada, they need to spend EXPONENTIALLY MORE on housing, car, insurance, utilities, food, transit etc. compared to India. So honestly, someone making $75k may struggle to even survive in Canada, but someone making Rs 13 lac per annum in India might actually be saving 20,000 per month comfortably - with all aisho aaram. Also, this video failed to explain how much money people need to spend on jackets, winter tires, car damage due to rusting and other stuff related to Canadian winter. Not to forget - the medical system in Canada sucks, there backwardness in every sector, the quality of immigrants is what you’ll find in Bihar. No innovation in Canada, and a country full of Uber drivers. Don’t even dare to compare Bangalore with Canada

[@PiyushCanada]

Brother the whole point of the video is to provide a fair comparison, which I did using Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). Even after adjusting for the cost of living, the fact remains that salaries in Canada are generally higher for the same roles, and that makes a difference, especially when you’re talking about long-term savings and financial growth. Yes, things like housing, insurance, and utilities are more expensive in Canada, but the earning potential also tend to be much greater. People in Canada can still save and invest at a higher rate compared to India, even factoring in the higher cost of living. As for the extra costs like jackets and winter tires, those are just seasonal expenses, not everyday financial burdens. The Canadian medical system isn’t perfect-no system is-but it’s far better than what many people experience in India. I am sure you remember high-profile cases like the Gorakhpur tragedy, where dozens of children died because the hospital ran out of oxygen supplies. Corruption, underfunding, and a lack of infrastructure plague many parts of the Indian healthcare system. I KNOW BECAUSE I HAVE LIVED IN INDIA AND HAVE EXPERIENCED IT MY WHOLE LIFE AND SO HAVE YOU. So while Canada’s system has its flaws WHICH I CLEARLG MENTION IN OTHER VIDEOS, it still ensures access to essential care for everyone, which can’t always be said about India’s healthcare sector. Comparing the quality of immigrants to Bihar makes no sense. Many highly skilled professionals come to Canada and contribute massively to its economy and innovation.

[@-AngshuBrataLahkar]

dont add random vague words like very high etc. How much high less can be calculated using PPP

[@deepakjaat9433]

You deserve more subscribe brother we support your argument. Keep growing ❤

[@PiyushCanada]

You’re very kind. Thank you. 🙏🏼😇

[@sanaira190]

Thx for this video. I was also thinking of leaving india for singapore. I searched up the tax rates there. We pay so damn much more than them. To get services like trash. With terrible working hours.

[@theinformationbomber7102]

I am an Indian and I can understand Indians trying to defend India but saying that life is better in India than in Canada is utter nonsense In India things are cheap but the value of human life is even cheaper Just recently a woman died of rabies because she was bit by a dog and she still got rabies even after getting the vaccines Why? Because that doctor didn't know how & where to inject the vaccine properly I am only pointing out just 1 case Because of rampant corruption, pollution and politics of caste & religion common middle class hard working indians aren't getting their due returns I can write a lot more here but those who get it will understand from this paragraph only

[@RichVivez]

Indians are called "p a j eet " In Canada but they still love that country. Canada have massive housing crisis l, homeless and drugs problems. Toppeled with khalistanis whom main aim to hurt indians. But who cares if there is money there is honey.

[@0674jaya]

Very bold much needed topic. Though one needs insight to comprehend not merely eyesight.

[@rk-of8qz]

Bro you mentioned a senior auditor earning 13.70 lakh in India and same rank earning CAD 80k in Canada yearly. After taxes and such fast pace life style where you have to work your household chores and managing your kids schooling/lifestyle I think Canada doesn’t make any sense. Atleast it takes CAD 4500 per month in Vancouver/Surrey for husband, wife and 1 kid living on rent and drive a normal average car. So how is it worth it in Canada. Moreover kids in govt schools are having worst time and zero learning in Canada and private school you cannot afford with CAD 80k salary. If both husband and wife are working then you can afford a private school for 1 kid only at once but then you don’t have time to spare for your kids upbringing. In Canada kids need time so that they get on a wrong track in life. They need your time and emotions specially in Canada. You will be a middle class family in Canada and I think it’s not worth it staying away from your family and local culture. If anyone got a generational wealth in India they have an opportunity in life because it would take 2 generations hard work to make something good in Canada. I agree that you will get a lot of opportunities to earn money in Canada but remember money earning is a priority till a certain age after that you start thinking about your family and your kids. Money cannot fulfil the time or emotions that lack in between family members. In Canada you don’t have time for your family members. Please share your thoughts

[@darshansharma6498]

I respect your study, but one important point is missed. Most of the students come by taking a student loan, and its an enormous amount to be repaid with interest, additionally the possibilities for permanent residency is dying drastically and with that into consideration, the 3 years of work permit meaning 36 months of earning potential with occasional india trip; is this even enough duration to recover your investment and make good returns on your investment of 5 years and sacrifices living afar from loved ones and family??

[@sagaming8200]

@@darshansharma6498 good question, I also want answer for same.

[@rk-of8qz]

I am in Canada and just completed my studies. Husband and wife both working in high earning jobs like after taxes and expenses atleast saving CAD 13000 per month collectively then they will be able to pay off their loan and have some saving to do something good back in India. This saving process will take 3years minimum or 5 years. But remember when you return to India you need good money in hand and be ready to work in India or start a business because just using money which you earned will not suffice you longer so return and start working in India if you want to.

[@sagaming8200]

@@rk-of8qz sir what if considering worst case scenario of not getting pr after 5 years then tried to move to another country in europe like France Germany does it will be a good option or not ?

[@Vickyverma2024]

I love you bhai❤ soon I will be also leaving India

[@dakshdevda29]

Sharing is Caring ❤️📚

[@PiyushSharma1109]

Nice Video Buddy ! You Rock ☺☺

[@amitbhattacharjyya2088]

Bhai you r not considering PPP that Purchasing power. I can challenge you can't run your family with 74000 CAD today with one kid, considering your spouse not working. There is app which can compare PPP salary , use it.

[@PiyushCanada]

Good point. I agree that $74000 is not enough to take of a non working spouse and kids.

[@RichVivez]

Padega india tabhi toh badega Canada.

[@PiyushCanada]

Before commenting, please watch the entire video where I clearly explain that making decisions based solely on purchasing power parity (PPP) is not the right approach. However, for those fixated on PPP and trying to disprove its accuracy, here's something for you: fresh air is worth C$100 million to me. Add that to the PPP equation and tell me what you get. 😂❤

[@YashSharma-gh3dx]

saaf hawa ka kya achaar dalna hai kya ..... what about the depressed lifestyle abroad....shitty weather,no househelp, plus away from family and homeland. You could get rich in india as well and enjoy a much more lavish lifestyle rather than being second class citizens abroad.

[@devattri9972]

Canada is not the best comparison, if u r comparing, do it with the best. Is it. And i agree with your points but the stability is not in Canada. U can not plan for 10 years(as u said) if u r not able to get PR with these random changes rules.

[@Venk_N12]

@@YashSharma-gh3dx Add to that the growing frustration among locals in Europe and Australia (not just Canada) due to the rising number of immigrants across all Western countries. Combine that with the issues you and others have pointed out in the comments, and we're talking about problems worth a billion dollars. OP should add these to his "equations" too lol.

[@CloudSecurityGuy]

Great points 👍 .. always go where your skills are valued

[@karanvirsingh]

Good video. I didn’t know there was that much of a difference. Overall, there is no possible way to include a full analysis of qualitative and quantitative factors in a single video but you’ve done your best. You might have framed better arguments in ‘quality of life’. Exploiting labour for cheap rates still happens which makes the life of upper middle class easier. Then you confused quality of life with work culture. Work culture for sure is more toxic in India. Politicians send their kids outside for ‘studying’ but if they’re affluent in India, they can match a similar level of quality of life in Canada too, they don’t need to work at part-time jobs basically. Anyway, I personally think the quality of life is better in Canada so I agree actually, but it depends on what your economic status in India is.

[@PiyushCanada]

fair. 👍🏻

[@bhagirathsinhmakavana6618]

Practical & realistic !!!

[@ashpreetsinghanand7260]

But why are you comparing indian salary with Canda? Compare your candian salary with the US, then the candian salary will be less. You are comapring developing country with developed country. Compare developed countries themselves

[@PiyushCanada]

I’m Indian too, brother. What’s wrong with comparing salaries for our country? That’s literally the point of the video. Even when you adjust for the high cost of living, Canadians still earn more for doing the same type of work.

[@bureaffari3694]

@@ashpreetsinghanand7260 because he's indian why would he compare it with another place.

[@mahekshah5788]

@@bureaffari3694 Cause the US wins in that case? That's why. Groceries are cheaper in the US, salaries are higher there, you are gonna save up more in the US, unless if you are living in NYC or Cali. But the US has like so many different cities you can live in, Canada isnt that habitable tho

[@markchristi2649]

@@ashpreetsinghanand7260 Hugh country India 🇮🇳 can’t even compete with small Japan 🇯🇵 South Korea 🇰🇷 or Singapore 🇸🇬

[@rohanutep81]

@@mahekshah5788what about green card😂😂😂??

[@chhandamajumdar11]

BHAI...ENJOY WEST AS LONG AS .... DIFFERENCE IN CURRENCY VALUATION EXIST.............PERIOD

[@PiyushCanada]

👍🏼

[@divyanshujaani]

You spoke facts and harsh truth so people are not able to digest it but sooner or later they will know what Is our reality

[@rs218]

One of the rare videos where an NRI is not misleading/discouraging Indian citizens 👍🏻

[@PiyushCanada]

Thank you man. I make videos about both the positives and the negatives. So you have enough information to make an informed decision.

[@Ahk90]

100% True Piyush Bhai , Lots Of Love ❤ Btw I'm Planning To Study In Next 2 Years 😊

[@PiyushCanada]

Please pick the right major. Don’t go for generic business diplomas.

[@Ahk90]

@@PiyushCanada 😅🙏 okay bhai ji

[@parvajoshi5968]

Thank you for this video. Keep up the good work, eh!!! :)

[@farhadunwala9697]

This video depicts the true reality. Amazing video. Keep up the good work

[@PiyushCanada]

😊

[@s_k_47]

There is no comparison between Parents and anywhere in the world, I can live abroad and send many thousands of dollars to my parents but does that dollar bring happines in there face? No they are happy when I am with them and If I visit India for 2-weeks in whole year, At max I will be able to spend 2-3months with them for my rest of life and I dont want to do this. Whats the point of earning money when you cant spend it with your loved ones. Work to Live not Live to Work. US/CAD is a golden cage you will have alot of money but will still feel alone and stuck.

[@PiyushCanada]

Yes. Nothing can replace parents’ happiness

[@tamaladhikary7064]

Great,data based and very useful video

[@dhruvchauhan6060]

@@tamaladhikary7064 konsa data dala he bhai😅🤷....UN ya IMF validated he kya data....🤷

[@PiyushCanada]

Dhruv you are a living proof of employment rates in Canada. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Watch the video buddy. It’s data from job postings by INDIAN COMPANIES. Now why would you doubt India companies?

[@mrspeedy5671]

agree more than 100%%% i myself paid 34% tax including surcharge and got back pain while driving on worst roads in the world.

[@LifeOfUtkarsh]

Comparing a west developed country with a developing nation. Biased 😂

[@PiyushCanada]

🤷🏻

[@mskri6]

Totally Agreed!

[@ujwalpoojary1162]

Very true bhai! I agree.

[@PiyushCanada]

Cheers man! Wish you the best!

[@RishavBhardwaj-z7f]

This video is wrong on so many levels. Delusional guy AF!

[@PiyushCanada]

Logical reasoning = 0 Calling names = 100 Okay. 👍🏻

[@RishavBhardwaj-z7f]

@@PiyushCanada You are literally telling the Canadian medical system better than the Indian, and call that as "Logical Reasoning". Wow! Please pass me whatever you are smoking. Infact, "Delusional" does not fit you as well.

[@PiyushCanada]

@RishavBhardwaj-z7f never ever said Canadian medical system is better than India. In fact I said the exact opposite in this video + many other videos. Had you watched the video, you’d know. Watch the video next time before you start being rude.

[@RishavBhardwaj-z7f]

@@PiyushCanada Also, people like you are the ones who create this "Canadian utopia" for Indians, and when they come here, things are the complete opposite. Keep misguiding for the sake of views. Unsubscribing you right away.

[@PiyushCanada]

Still not able to point out any timestamp where I said “Canadian medical is better than India” ?? [Because I never said that] Classic. :)

[@varunsharma-jb4fp]

Good decision.

[@mandishpillai5201]

Dude drugs are legal in Canada on streets , high crime, lgbtq has ruined youth, medical is the biggest joke that had killed many, can’t afford house, and if you buy then congrats 30-35 years of yours gone in mortgage. Plus having a Canadian passport doesn’t make you Canadian coz you don’t understand it’s culture and won’t be able to mix also since you’re an Indian origin you will eat , sleep , watch& enjoy Indian culture so all you leaving by cherry picking. If you face medical issues you will straight run to India then why this hypocrisy.

[@PiyushCanada]

Which part of this video is hypocrisy? Can you point out a timestamp. Unless you’re new here, which I assume you are, I frequently discuss how government-funded opioids are harmful to society. I also share my personal experiences with the Canadian medical system and have made a couple of videos about my friends’ experiences with it. In fact, I even had the chance to interview someone who works within the Canadian medical system, so I’ve been very transparent about everything. And yes, India is my country. What’s wrong with visiting or returning to India? You claim it’s hypocrisy to come back to India-why is that a bad thing? Why can’t I visit my own country? Who’s going to stop me? I also don’t understand the homophobia among some Indians. What’s wrong with being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender? Everyone deserves equal rights, so why so much hate toward someone’s sexuality? If you’re struggling to integrate and assimilate into Canadian culture, that’s your problem, not mine. Don’t make it a group issue-it’s about you, not me. You mentioned I “live and breathe Indian culture,” but I don’t know what you mean by that, and what’s wrong with enjoying Indian culture? You talk about it like it’s a bad thing. I love Indian culture. So, what’s your point? I really don’t understand your argument.

[@Amankhurana-1990]

@piyushCanada buddy I 100% agree with your point. In India Unemployment rate such high I did an MBA from AMITY UNIVERSITY. I didn’t get any good respectable job which I deserved being an MBA. Only BPO offered me 15000/- salary & same salary they offered school pass students. This means 12th-pass students & MBA students are on the same page. That kind of unemployment is here. Finally, I start my own business in India. But I agree with you.

[@vidyasaigal9978]

India's crime rate is way higher than canada , canada comes in worlds top 20 safe countries in world. Drugs are personal choices , no one is forcing you to get drugged here . Housing is expensive in every part of the world. Trust me Indians themselves do so much racism in India, they should not talk about racism .. Canada's life quality is way way better than india

[@kunalgarg995]

@Amankhurana-1990 bro same situation did MBA from here got sale job in bank and only 1 mnc job with Same 15 k salary.. can you suggest any business idea..

[@varun1876]

You previously mentioned that the salaries for Business Analysts in Canada recently dropped due to an increased availability of BAs, and a similar trend can be observed in India. With every job posting in India attracting many applicants, companies are aware that they can find the right fit within a given salary range, which drives salaries down. Regarding the population issue, if we compare the population with the jobs available, land, and resources, Canada actually has more resources and land but only a population of 40 million (4 crores). Despite this, unemployment has risen to 6% and is growing. Interestingly, despite Canada’s vast landmass (the second largest in the world), housing affordability is a significant problem, with the average house costing $650,000 (about 3.9 crores) across different provinces. In comparison, the average house in India costs around 20 lakhs when considering all states. In India, a family of four can live and eat, even on rent, with around ₹15,000 per month-though it may be a bit congested. In Canada, however, rent has skyrocketed, and a family of four cannot live on less than $2,500 (about ₹1.5 lakhs) per month. Moreover, Canadian law doesn’t permit four people living in one room, unlike in India, where people can manage even in smaller spaces.

[@RahulSingh-wr9tm]

@@varun1876 That’s true bro on any day you can have much luxury in India with less salary as compared to Canada.. but let’s not target Piyush bhai he has just share his POV as per his analysis. We can agree to disagree on his POV

[@mrarora5496]

Bhi ana toh chate hai,magar jobs nhi hai students k liye cannada me ,housing crises hai.. Kya ye sach me hai??

[@PiyushCanada]

Life is hard everywhere. Yes, there is a housing crisis in Canada and due to recent influx of high number of temporary immigrants people find it difficult to get jobs.

[@mrarora5496]

@@PiyushCanada i would take chance to come at cannada..,At this scenarioes? if you are in my place what would you do?? Asking as little brother..

[@ishathakur2865]

@@mrarora5496 did u take ielts yet...?

[@RichVivez]

Indians are called "p a j eet " In Canada but they still love that country. Canada have massive housing crisis l, homeless and drugs problems. Toppeled with khalistanis whom main aim to hurt indians. But who cares if there is money there is honey.

[@Mosse_1997]

100% agree!

[@nutandevjoshi]

That is quite common sense. One country is developed, superpower, rich. And ours is developing rather say under developed. Quite obvious salaries will be more there. Why do we need even a video for common sense thing

[@YashMalhotra-sj7qm]

Piyush bro, you are fighting alone in the comment section 😂, hats off man, i read all comments and your reply, really you are solid men, Also you post almost daily on LinkedIn, that helps alot, please don't stop making such videos and posts because as international student (UBC) i also sometimes feel that is it right decision to move here, but still i stand on my decision, and the reason of my motivation is you and your positive perspective, i don't know whether you'll be reading my comment or not, but Best of luck man👍

[@PiyushCanada]

Haha. I am a firm believer of “life is hard everywhere”. Pick your battles wisely.

[@mkzai]

Hello brother, can you please brief me about how you took admission in UBC?

[@drnaushadalam9996]

I agree with your thoughts and really high income tax but no returns and quality of life.

[@vaishalisharma4912]

Hi I received PR from Newfoundland province . I am int IT and finding remote job In Canada. Is It worth to come small province In Canada? Possible to get a remote job from India ?

[@AlexKing-i7i]

I am coming to Canada next year. What skills should I learn to make my PR easier?

[@EternalScreams]

@@AlexKing-i7i by taking student loan , you will regret

[@arjunbharadwaj5513]

Logical comparison. Could you please try making a video on PR possibilities for 2025 and what new comers and people already here as TR should expect. Currently it’s a news that’s demoralizing everyday!

[@PiyushCanada]

I will. Great idea. Thanks man. And about negative people-they find something to complain about everywhere. Life is hard everywhere.

[@arjunbharadwaj5513]

@@PiyushCanada well said, life is hard but again that’s what we chose in the first place to undergo the hardship to gain better lifestyle. Read through some of the comments section and damn this many haters 😂 Before coming to canada I have worked in India and realized there there are lots of indirect taxation imposed but what’s taken under consideration is only the part that’s deducted from their payslips. So people aren’t getting the infrastructure and returns for the tax that’s being flushed into the economy. With current situation of companies moving out of China, I see India didn’t capitalize on it the way Vietnam, Mexico, Indonesia and Philippines have. Anyway man you are doing a good job and keep up the great work. Have been following your channel before I came to Canada 3 years ago so been a subscriber for a while 😄

[@DARSHANPATEL-wn5uj]

Bhai 100% right.... 👍

[@PiyushCanada]

Thank you! Cheers.

[@atharvaangale]

agreed bhai I want to leave too

[@kiratpalsingh7121]

Watch these fact videos to enjoy the comments section, btw great video everything is true🤗

[@equity_07]

good vedio thx so much bhai

[@shashwatmishra5683]

AGREED ❤

[@wanderingnomad1]

Basically what Piyush is saying is that a significant chunk of 1.4 billion people should move abroad and create the same type of competition and low wages in other countries by increasing the labor supply there. Also, increase pressure and prices of housing and other services. Wah kya baat hai. Bass yaar KZbin par views mil jaye, usse achi baat kya hai. Already yaha Canada mei problems hai, lekin bhaisaab ko aur chahiye.

[@PiyushCanada]

Thank you for watching. :)

[@humairamansuri]

so you clearly don't speak hindi or english oh I understand!

[@TRA]

Bhai tu thoda chutiya hai kya? Samajh bhi nahi aaya aur kuch rephrase kardiya. Those who want to move they will. You can cope how much you want.

[@abararahmed9402]

Ok. Bro.. to koi dusri country chalejao..

[@srikantm3570]

@@abararahmed9402 Dusri country mei bhi same problem hoga

[@cpsarathe]

Earning is fine settling is different. Ye bhi cover karna chahiye - Snow Racism Kids becoming westernized Feeling of not belongs Cost of living Loneliness

[@mlrs-h1k]

I agree with you.

[@sumansaurabh2640]

It seems like a beautiful place but incident happening now a days, like Khalistani Suppresing Hindus, Idea De dollarization by BARC nation, Foriegn opposing employment of Indians, Situation might become not so good as it is now. Then please don't seek Indian Government help.

[@Dhruvgarg_04]

piyush Bhai can you make videos on how to gain skills and get a job remotely from india in Canada i just completed by college and a lot comfused

[@AkashPatil-e3u]

Unemployed me Watching this Video

[@menakajesudason8299]

Hi how can I contact you to get an advise regarding study permit extension?

[@RahulSharma_JaiMataDi]

😂to line up at Tim ??? Don’t fool everyone

[@humairamansuri]

I 100% agree with you brother but the thing is when we try to explain the same thing to someone they ought to get offended without even listening properly, but khair chhodo hame kya humne to apna decision le liya aur aa gaye😃

[@PiyushCanada]

☺️

[@sunilsahu9]

Bhai I also want leave India, please Guide

[@snehilsharma3517]

You forgot to add high level of trust people have for each other in Canada, while people try to rip you off at every moment in India.

[@PiyushCanada]

I hate to, but I have to agree. ☹️☹️

[@RichVivez]

Indians are called "p a j eet " In Canada but they still love that country. Canada have massive housing crisis l, homeless and drugs problems. Toppeled with khalistanis whom main aim to hurt indians. But who cares if there is money there is honey.

[@brownhunk007]

Canada is full. Please stay in your home country

[@bilalislam7123]

Actually endians should come out of delisions and come into reality what real world looks like. Well done piyush

[@vikasmoudgil8043]

Get lost bhai.. don't ever come back..keep your words

[@rehaan2L56]

Hello Piyush I joined your Insta and KZbin today after watching your 2-3 motivational session regarding earning money But mera ek doubt hae ki main jan intake mey aa rahi hun to kya ye thik hae Summer break milega????

[@PiyushCanada]

Email your college/uni and ask. Different institutions have different rules.

[@suman8741]

Kya pgwp extend nhi ho rhe...students ko wapis ana pdega...plzzz es pr video bnaye.... Jo ab jayenge unko kya after study wapis ana pdega..

[@devendranegi8756]

Aapne apna indian passport surrender kar diya hai ?

[@npaid712]

bhai thank you for the video and sharing. However if companies have to pay same amount to Indians as they pay in Canada then why would they send work to India ? Only advantage India has is availability of bulk resources for at low cost.

[@PiyushCanada]

True as a business, it’s a smart decision to her from India

[@npaid712]

@@PiyushCanada bhai yes this is how business is done. PPP drives salaries not the other way round. China is accused of manipulating its currency to continue getting more work for manufacturing. If today Indian Rupees becomes strong and 50INR = I$ then most of IT jobs will be gone from India. Working in North America and Europe is helpful as majority of clients are from this region and whoever returns to India after working abroad will get good roles. if you want to settle abroad then be aware of the issues and take decision. But if you decide to be in India then be happy and content and try to get better deal and please don't keep thinking only about being under paid and getting exploited all the time. It will only make us feel frustrated.

[@anandKumar-di3rk]

boss your logic is not true. you have missed job progression and growth. In Canada you will be stuck, salary increase will never outpace inflation. purchasing power in canada will decline , however in india your standard of living will improve as you progress.

[@PiyushCanada]

Why not get a head-start when you can get one

[@TRA]

Job progression is zero in India dude. What you smoking dude? Will you be paid unemployment insurance if you get fired in India? There are 10 guys waiting outside HR office to replace you right now.

[@TRA]

Saving rate is all time low and dude says life in India will improve 😂

[@TRA]

Dude have you ever been out of south asia?

[@karanvirsingh]

Data compiled from 4 sources: As of the latest data for 2024, India’s inflation rate stands at approximately 3.65% (CPI as of July 2024) . On the other hand, Canada’s inflation rate for August 2024 is 1.2%, excluding mortgage interest costs. So, in a nutshell, India’s inflation rate is higher than Canada since it’s a developing country.

[@ishanbhale4539]

You'll get lot of hate on this video but this is the reality 😔😅

[@PiyushCanada]

Haha exactly. 🫶🏻

[@sonalvalodara515]

right sir ❤❤❤❤❤😊

[@sonfire1]

Indians ने कनाडा को भी बरबाद कर दिया 😂😂

[@neelashsharma5920]

Bhai india me 2 hi achievement aaj ke time mayne rakhti hai - become Rich and leave the country for better future

[@gauravgunwal22]

India 🇮🇳 bhaut bekar h ar Canada 🇨🇦 bhaut acha bs tum Indians wapis mt ana chahe kuch bhi ho jaye.

[@PiyushCanada]

Kisne bola India bekar hai?

[@rohanutep81]

@@PiyushCanada😂😂😂😂