WHY PEOPLE ARE LEAVING CANADA | Hirap pala!

[@RuthybellsCanada]

GUYS CONS SIDE LANG PO TO, COMING TO CANADA. PERO SUPER DAMI PONG PROS NAGUPLOAD DIN PO AKO VIDEO NA YAN. Make sure watch it din po! Hindi po to pra madiscourage kayo magpunta dito eto lang po ay para ready kayo. Canada is not for everyone some po ay masaya dito they love it here like me po I like it here sa lahat ng bagay pero hindi po dahil okay na okay kami dito ay maging okay din ang iba, kahit may cons ay okay lang po. And some people ay ayaw po sa canada. So ibat iba po ng preference. Bsta importante kung saan po masaya go for it! 🥰 JOIN KAYO SA FACEBOOK GROUP NATIN AND LET US ALL HELP EACH OTHER SA JOURNEY NIYO PA CANADA facebook.com/groups/492122755017894/?ref=share Find me here: facebook.com/ruthybellss instagram.com/ruthybellss

[@elzay8196]

Hi po new subs here. Napanood ko po ung video nyo about job bank. Na explain nyo nmn po maayos pano maghanap. I have a question po sana. If direct po un, pano malalamn assurance na legal po sila maliban sa job bank number? And sinearch n ung company background? Salamat po and more power!

[@sanleonardolokalrapper470]

Pasali Po sa group nyo salamat po

[@ginanuqui6066]

I want to join actually am applying Canada even am here in Dubai

[@ruelotico9281]

Pa join ma'am

[@neldaballos4934]

Help me please?

[@timphiey]

We happily left Canada after 15years. Ang sarap sa Pilipinas. Ang lupang sinilangan.❤️🇵🇭

[@TSALN]

I feel you. Im in the US for 2 decades already and my friend/family went back to PI for good with their children now in college in the Philippines. They said life is slow as compared to the life in the US.

[@davidjob8056]

English fuck you

[@everdaysunday1920]

Sabi sa book title, “You can’t go home” ni T Wolf. Pero bumalik me sa Pelepens. Reason; bumabayad nako ng $5 per hour sa mga kakilala ko, makipaginuman lng kami (I’m buying) tuwing Sabado at holidays, tumatanggi sakin. Bumalik na lng ako ng Pelepens. Sarap pa nun “triumvirates” lechon, sisig at bulalo me sitsaron bulaklak pa!!

[@RamBo-yh3kz]

I wanted to leave Canada two weeks after arriving. 27 years later, I'm still here and receiving good retirement money. Praise the Lord !!

[@marxpal]

That's what i'm aiming for too. But...

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Awesome!!! Canada is ❤️❤️❤️

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Alam niyo po sa lahat naman po halos ng bansa mahirap din po tlga. Maganda po dito sa canada hehe based po sa akin naman experience

[@esparda07]

Sad. Ran out of choice eh?

[@celiamitra109]

I don't buy their reason, COZ they should know before,they,come,over,to,CANADA. I LOVE CANADA.

[@jeannep.3405]

Well Canada provided a good life to me and my family and being a citizen it give us a lot of opportunities . Freedom to travel to other countries with out visa. You have employment Insurance, child benefit, pensions and benefits for housing, student aid. The taxes you paid nakikita mo kung saan napupunta not unlike sa Pinas kadalasan sa bulsa ng mga goverment official.

[@tiojaime9126]

I agree!

[@angelitoquinto]

Good for u teh jan kana teh 😂

[@Lesther120]

I agree

[@___Anakin.Skywalker]

It's because nauna kang pumunta dyan 80, 90, or early 2000 pero kung bago kalang mahirap sa Canada. Kaya wag kang mag sinungaling dito be honest ka

[@greentea9206]

The problem with Philippines is the massive population so the oppurtunities lack compare to Canada and other countries.

[@rexmanigsaca398]

Our kababayan here in Zamboanga, who spent many years in Canada, once shared a remarkable insight with us. "Canada is like a gold mine, great for working and earning, but not really a place to live." He went there solely to make money, living in a dingy basement and saving every penny. And save he did! He retired early and returned to our Province here in Philippines, with fortune in his pocket. Today, our kababayan lives like a king. Thanks to his frugality in Canada, he now owns not one, but two magnificent mansions and cars in our hometown plus the low-tax, low-cost-of-living and perfect weather here in Philippines. And as if that weren't enough, he's also invested in real estate rentals, with a profitable side business that brings him even more wealth. No more homesickness. Being around with close peeps gives him all the warm fuzzies and a sense of belonging that he couldn't find in Canada and anywhere else. But he still loves to travel to Canada and other countries for tour purposes only.

[@angellizarda4084]

Saludo ako kay kabayan,yong iba kasi may bisyo sugal, anak, Casino, top less bars,alcohol.girlfriend.

[@mimilalasinglemomlr6787]

Hi kabayan frm zboanga here

[@quirinocredo1399]

Sa lahat ng napanood kong videos tungkol sa Canada ikaw lang may negative feedback. Syempre Canada malamig pero mas gusto ko kaysa super init. Ako professional sa Philippines nag umpisa dito sa mababang trabaho pero dahil sa sipag at dedication manager na ako ngayon sa isang malaking planta ng Caterpillar- Heavy Equipment ito at boong mundo ang sinusuplatan namin. Hindi naman ako nag aral dito pero dahil sa plenty of opportunities dito sa Canada nakabalik ako bilang manager again. Project Manager ako sa atin ng isang construction firm. Dito sa Canada magsipag ka lang may maganda kang patutunguhan. Kaya mga kababayan ako na ang nagsasabi maganda dito sa Canada. Maraming benefits at hindi corrupt ang government mararamdaman at makikita mo ang magandang service.

[@emmaidang7741]

My take on this is...work hard when you are new and play later, but don't forget to take care of yourself so that when you retire you will enjoy the fruit of your hard work. This is based on my experience. 35 yrs and counting here in canada and enjoying every bit of my retirement.

[@archie_bunker]

you can't compare 35yrs ago till now. i am a born canadian since the 70s and the young generation have no chance to own anything these days let alone afford rent..

[@nationsoundgood7281]

Iba noon at ngayun sir..( different then and now )

[@jasminemedico1279]

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[@whatididforlove]

​​@@archie_bunkerot true based on my niece experience. Only 4 years there they were able to buy a house which will never happen here.

[@Ricmills88]

After 10 years of living in Canada as a Permanent Resident, im planning to go back home to the Philippines. Once makuha ko na dual citizenship nxt year. i believe ang Canada ay hindi para sa lahat. like me na may business doon sa pinas. Life is easier and happier don sa pinas. Ive been a PR for 10 years na. I think panahon na para magfocus na sa business doon na ang wife ko ang nagmanage. Plus my parents have a lot of properties na kelangan kong ifocus din. Maganda nmn dto sa Canada, sanayan lng malaki talaga sahod compara sa Pinas kaso nga lang mahal lng talaga ang real estate and cost of living. Kaya hintay nlng ako sa dual citizenship then uwi na ako ng pinas para mafocus ko family ko at mga anak ko. Pwede ko nmn sila isponsor. Kaso ayoko talaga ang culture dto na. Ayoko magaya mga anak ko sa mga binatilyo dto na nagchuchunkee sa bus 🤣😂. Anyhow, Maganda nmn talaga benefits dto kaso di talaga para sa akin at sa family ko. Shoutout po from Hamilton. 😇

[@TSALN]

Very true. Simple is good

[@imeemi30]

db pg dual intent ka na means Phil at CA ang pagiging residence mo? so pede na mg stay na sa pinas for a long time and bumalik CA anytime?

[@foodtrips8223]

Anong nag chuchunkee po hahaha

[@ronniebandonil9552]

I totally agree. You made the right decision. Salute to you.

[@PinoyAbnoy]

sang ayon ka ba sa youtube channel "not just bikes" about canada/usa "stroads"

[@arkinsam7733]

Well it takes time to build your dream sa canada, kahit din naman saan. Back to 0 ka, you have to adapt first. Thru time at hardwork, you will eventually get there. Walang madali but its worth it. To see your kids growing dito its worth it. They dont need to be an OFW anymore to work, lalo na sa middle east. Kse nandito na sila, sky is the limit sa future nila. Its also much safer dto compared sa gun crazy US at mga riding in tandem sa pinas 😅. Plus ung healthcare secured ka na pag tanda mo.

[@myimmigrationjourney7560]

Yes Canada masaya talga kung kaya mong iwan ung nakasanayan mo. 2 mos lang ang summer dito the rest malamig na. We are actually planning to go back na sa PH since nakapag Citizen na kami. Mahirap sa Canada na masaya pero, for me mas masaya parin sa Pinas! Madami pagkain at magagalaan. Mag b-business nalang kami don sa naipon namin.😊

[@prosperity1464]

Good Job Girl. I am a Fil-Can and very proud to overcome all the hardship and tiring job, I am now old and just travelling and relaxing with a comfortable life. Well said all your advice is true.

[@jiayou11]

Na realize ko po talaga na sobrang hirap dito. All is about 24/7 work work work. Minsan if pwede di na matulog or e extend gawin ng 30 hours a day. Sobra hirap. One day, if nakaipon na magtatayo ng business sa Pinas then lipat sa ibang country maybe. . .

[@marissallagas6884]

Depende po sa mindset, kung alam mo talaga kung ano yung work na pinunta mo jan. Mentally prepared ka sa anuman maging work mo at hindi ka mareklamo sa work, magtatagumpay ka.

[@mudragiz4957]

Totoo po magsipag ka lang dito sa Canada napakaganda ng buhay dito pero pag puro reklamo ay wag na mangarap mangibang bansa. I still encourage pa rin po sa mga kababayan natin na itulou nyo kung may balak kayo mag migrate sa Canada.

[@gambitgambino1560]

Ako pornstar sa canada kahit sobrang dami ng work na eenjoy ko naman

[@bethshima816]

Still safer than Kuwait and other parts of middle East especially for OFW housekeeper. We are still blessed to be here. Just work hard, and iwasan ang expensive lifesyles.

[@eugeniogmacalinao1751]

Thank you mam ! Di Ako nagkamali sa panonood Ng vlogg mo ! Di ka nagsinungaling ! True to your statement as a Canadian citizen !

[@chinchinjapin6708]

Nevertheless, if you can earn in Canada what you cant in the Phils, and you’re still young and in good health, grab the Canada opportunity. Hard work in outher countries mostly pays off than in our minamahal na Pilipinas

[@chowiethetraveler4328]

DATI GUSTONG GUSTO KO MAG CANADA PERO NGAYON MUCH BETTER TO STAY HERE IN UAE..KASI MGA KAKILALA KO NA NANDYAN ANG TAGAL NA WALA PA RIN NAPUPUNDAR SA PINAS NAGTATAKA AKO KASI ANG LAKI NAMAN NG SINASAHOD DAW NILA..BKIT NAMAN PO AKO NANDITO LNG AKO SA UAE PERO NAKAPAGUNDAR NA AKO SA PINAS AT NAGAGAWA KO MAG TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD AT TWICW A YEAR PO AKO NAKAKAUWI NG PINAS KAYA I REALIZED NOW I LOVE UAE AND I AM REALLY BLESSED TALAGA TNX GOD

[@xRoger000]

Not everything is easy in many places. So you have to accept and get along with everyone.

[@wilfredaranas8032]

To move to any Country from Philippines you have to be young at least from 25, 35 to 45ish. She's right you have to start from the ladder if you find work kahit na you got a lot of experience....I think best thing is you have to know someone like a friend or relative to recommend you. This is base on my experience.....I've been in the America for almost for 40yrs na from CA. To Las Vegas NV......I'm pretty much ok na with my Wife for 54yrs and talaga as she said alot of struggle.....tiaga lang !!!!!!!

[@angellizarda4084]

Everybody have to start at the lower rung of the ladder.

[@loveleewallis2976]

Thank God,He brought me here!forever grateful!

[@homer30]

If you're making P70,000 monthly family income, 40k father 30k mother with let's say two children and your jobs are stable, YOU DON"T NEED CANADA. You'll lived quite decently in the Philippines. You can afford a house there. Don't be greedy. What you want is a well-balanced life.

[@reylinoacusa9874]

We used to be Canadian resident but ended up in Australia for personal reasons, and we didn’t regret it, we can travel to my beloved philippines once a yr, visit our relatives often, arrived here 33 yrs ago and still counting, Canada is a very nice place to live in and so Australia as well, same commonwealth countries and both great countries to live in, we just prefer temperate weather…✌️

[@reylinoacusa9874]

Tayong pilipino ay kabalitaan sa pagiging hard worker, konting tiyaga lang mga kabayan khit saan kayo naroon at makakaraos din tayong lahat…✌️

[@RuthybellsCanada]

True dito po sa canada ok na ok naman po based sa aming exp.

[@AL-vw7kx]

ganon din sa U.S. po... it's the same standard, kahit meron ka pnag aralan sa Pinas any College Grad ... mas mababa ang sa Bachelor or Master Degree nila sa U.S. po, therefore you still have to cover up the schooling standard they have. Lahat din dto sa U.S. tumaas lahat din .. sa pagkaen, rent, mortgage ...hindi lang ang "MONThLY MORTGAGE" koryente, tubig, garbage disposal.. tapos kung ano pa kailangan kung may deprensya bahay pa .... Kung mag tsaga ka nalang mag IPON uwi sa Pinas you will get your dreamhouse and car within less than 10 years....instead your mortgage payment is done in 25 to 30 years or more

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Hello po! This is just a fact and reality lang po sa canada based sa ibang experience and mga nababasa ko po. May pros and cons lang po ang pagpunta sa canada and it is not for everyone. I uploaded video po ng lets go sa canada pros dito. Lahat ng positive but i dont want people to think na lahat ay positive dito. Pros and cons lang po tlga. But for me, we love it here sa canada super and we go home sa pilipinas kong mahal every now and then to travel lng po.. 🥰

[@mariaelenacayabyab3152]

THATS TRUE, KAHIT SAAN COUNTRY WAG KAYO MAG EXPECT OK ANG PUPUNTAHAN NYO, DONT EXPECT TOO MUCH

[@ejpinkpup]

I used to run a recruitment agency deploying TFW’s when Canada was new with bringing them to fill up jobs that the locals are not so keen on taking them. Back then it was easy to get in maski ang skills set was not as extensive. Now medyo choosy na sila I heard. I also had chance of staying there as coordinator ng mga TFW’s for sometime. Maganda sa Canada and prospects for those na wala masyado nagaganap sa buhay sa pinas is very good and I woild suggest pursue and stay there na lang pero for those na meron din naman maganda buhay sa pinas, doon na lang tayo. Iba pa din sa bayan sinilangan.

[@RuthybellsCanada]

True masarap din po sa pinas po!!! 🥰 pero so far okay na okay naman po kami sa canada. We loved it here no matter the cons may pros padin po.. I think dpende lang po tlga sa preference ng isang tao pinakamahalaga kung saan masaya. 🥰

[@pedromax6878]

Thats why when my Canadian friend told me di na ko nagmigrate thanks god im 29 years na ko sa kuwait as a nurse no tax free transportation free accommodation and utilities. Public transportation everywhere. Holidays and vacation leave sickleave with pay free medical services. So salary not to brag bet 140 and 180 thou php retirement age 65 so life is short enjoy life.

[@sweet_it_is]

Malamig at rainy all the time sa Canada.... you are so HONEST, maraming filipino they deny lahat ito... just to magyabang!!!! you're my idol!!!

[@merlita8707]

Filipinos are always complaining about the cold weather in Canada. But you guys in the Philippines depend on aircons to cool yourselves. At least we don't need aircon and pay expensive electricity bills.

[@aceang]

Kung maganda katayuan mo sa Pinas at meron kang multiple source of income i-reregret mo pag punta ng Canada. Ang Canada ay pra sa mga working at skilled class na hirap kumita sa Pinas. Or sa mga nghahanap ng opportunity na di makita sa Pinas. Level up na talaga pag punta nila ng Canada.

[@jobuilder21]

Very well said. Total awareness and so beneficial for those dreaming to be here.

[@eironstech0610]

Tama hindi lht ng napupunta jan eh gumaganda ang buhay bukod sa malamig pahirapan din sa work.. mataas na din ang tax

[@pacoycagayat5589]

Wrong! Abroad forever

[@progovt1207]

Magsipag ka gaganda buhay mo.double work ka. But it's worth it. Rather than nkatanga ka nag iisip san kukuha ng pera. Enjoy din pag summer. Isipin mo summer not winter.

[@rowenabobis3501]

Thanks for this video, a full awareness of real life in Canada.. We're on of those family na iniwan ang 🇨🇦, if you have a long term sa buhay and bigger goals to be on a business world, save and invest.use all the benefits... Earn dollar spend and invest in peso... Be aware how immigrants spend their entire life in North America..

[@maggieeugenio9848]

Nanonood po ako sa "Agribusiness how it works" at may napapanood na rin akong galing Canada turned farm owners na sa atin and their lives ay mas maganda na raw besides nakakasama na din pamilya nila and so they are happy.

[@anitarivera1231]

ppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp

[@esparda07]

Having friends and family close by is PRICELESS. Most pinoys who stick it out here in Canada for long DO NOT HAVE THE CHOICE. They have nothing left to go back to in the Philippines which is sad.

[@RowelAbello]

RB, paano?, pls...! I loved to hear your opinions.

[@lheadmendoza7527]

HARD CHOICES EASY LIFE EASY CHOICES HARD LIFE Sabi nga sa kanta ANG UMAAYAW HINDI NAGWAWAGI ANG NAG WAWAGI HINDI UMAAYAW. Remember nalang yung mga challenges na pinagdaanan before makapunta jan. Temporary lang ang mga challenges sa buhay depende nlng saatin kung tatambayan natin or we find a way how to overcome or fix it. PRAY, WAIT, and TRUST.

[@Belle_538]

I agreed with you 💯.

[@evamitsutani6372]

Like here in Japan,mas mahaba ang winter,tapos 2 months ang summer.But I like winter than summer dahil siguro nasanay na ako.Pag nauwi ako ng Pinas ayokong lumabas ng bahay sa sobrang init,mas ejnoy ako sa bonding ng Family inside the house.Labas lang kami ng bahay pag mamimili sa Super market pag wala ng madukot sa ref.,Once lang kaming magbonding sa labas

[@justVernica12]

It's a matter of choice po talaga. If gusto, you'll learn to sacrifice and follow your heart. Whatever feels mabuti sayo. Life is a challenge, learn to adapt new environment, its always a learning process.. Investment din po yung experience to become a better individual..Thank you for additional info my ruthybelles.

[@joselitotubog6259]

Hello Ruthybells! Galing din kami ng Winnipeg 16 yrs, yes tama lahat ng mga sinasabi mo, hindi basta2 ang buhay sa canada kailangan mo takagang magsipag dahil sa mga obligasyon lalo na kung may bahay ka at saka ang weather titiisin mo na lang talaga dahil no choice ka talaga kaya nandito na kami ng mrs ko permanent sa pinas, naiwan doon ang dalawa naming mga anak dahil may sarili na silang buhay

[@mariodeguzman8952]

Wala na talagang mas hihigit pa sa 'pinas🇵🇭❤

[@raypogi1984]

basta wag mawalan pag asa :). Tiis tiis lang sa una talaga

[@maler921]

Everywhere you go life it not easy specially, if you're new or starting or just come in a foreign country. It takes patience, endurance, perseverance, hard work and above all faith in the living God through "Jesus " alone is the secret to survive and endure the hardships and difficulties of living and working abroad. !!!

[@felinatampengco9852]

Ang Canada ay para sa bata kasi maganda meron siyang pension na nakukuha..pero ako pagtanda at retired na balik balik nalang sa pinas and Canada..10yrs from now retired na ako nagiipon para sa pagtanda at d aasa sa mga anak

[@cutepuf36ph]

Mababa lang naman ang pension sa Canada hindi pa puwede ipadala sa Pilipinas ang pension not like in the US. Plus young people to settled to Canada is not really promising when you have to pay high taxes

[@AngasOfficial]

mag negosyo na lang po kayo sa pinas para hindi masayang ang ipon

[@viramaelagundi2339]

wewh..di nga maniwala aq sayo

[@cutepuf36ph]

Di ka naniniwala? Why? Im here in Alberta Canada, I’ve been here for many many years!

[@merlita8707]

@@cutepuf36ph working pension is not the same for everyone. Some get a lot and some not. It depends on how long you have been working and if you are paying the maximum contribution. You can take it wherever you go. Old age pension is different from working pension. It is the same for everyone but you have to meet the residence criteria, which is minimum ten years and you have to be a canadian citizen. You will not know if you don't live here. So maybe avoid commenting on something you are not sure.

[@homer30]

It's very expensive in Canada. $20 Canadian is around P800 Philippines. But what can a $20 get you? Probably just A&W meal while P800 can get you a meal for a day or two.

[@pjazurin]

Dollar you earn. Dollar you spent. House Rent. Electricity. Utilities. Grocery. School for kids. Car. Kung baga mag start ka from scratch. Some makes it but others do not. It will be very hard if you don't have any immediate family as you will find it very hard to settle.

[@ronsurvilla4525]

High expectations, totoo yan ang dapat tanggalin sa mga bagong pupunta dito. Just think positive palagi na kaya ang hirap. 12 years ago I was already a PR in SG. Noong na-approved yung Skill Visa PR ko noon ay dali-dali akong nag-researched at an daming negative ang nabasa ko like yung mga doctor ay naging taxi driver na lang, mag-aaral ulit dahil ang education degree daw ay hindi tatanggapin at hindi acknowledge ang work experiences. Nagdadalawang isip ako noon kung tutuloy ba ako or mag-stay for good na lang sa Singapore. I decided to proceed about 3 months na lang paso na ang visa ko when I tried to apply online kung meron bang mag-rereply. Sa 10 applications ay merong dalawang nag-reply (agency) to work in IT. So when I arrived here phone interview agad and after a month simula agad ako work as a contract in IT sysadmin. Basta lakas lang ng loob at babaan ang high expectations and stay focus on the job you want to do here at siguradong magiging successful ka sa career mo dito.

[@elvissalcedo9028]

Came to Toronto in 1995. With only $1000 pocket money. My first job was at the printing press. Bought safety shoes for $80. The next day the agency told me my job is over! It took me Two years to have a stable job that is inline with my skills. Perseverance is a very important virtue. If you don’t have it you will give up. It is a great and beautiful country. Lived there for 10 years until God led me to California. I’m retiring now and I’m considering going back to Canada probably in Vancouver or return to Pinas. I migrated to Canada just for the kids. It is not for me or my wife. Just for my kids. Right now all of us are in California. I left Canada because of the weather and the job opportunities inline with experience and skills

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Bsta kung san po masaya tayo at ang ating family yun po pinakaimportante 🥰

[@leonoravergara2146]

My best friend/college classmate 27yrs in Canada but still she is cleaning the houses since she is in Quebec couldn’t climb up no choice and still renting a house. I was once dreaming to find job there but God didn’t allow me 😊 but no regrets bcuz I could say that Im lucky I got a better job no need to clean house just to earn money to live Day to Day😊

[@sigmacomplex]

Those who stay in low paying jobs have several reasons: (1) they don't have money to upgrade their skills because they send most of their money back home (2) complacent (3) find it hard to upgrade their skills (4) have poor communications skill You don't have to be on the same boat. There are many opportunities here as long as you keep on upgrading your skills

[@RowelAbello]

@@sigmacomplex I keep trying however, I couldn't get off in the same boat, just kidding I was talking my golfing...

[@ryanscott2363]

Dito na lang ako sa Pilipinas! Ex-abroad din ako at masmagaan pa nga ang buhay ko dito sa atin. At para makaraos sa buhay, sikap, tiyaga, at samahan na rin ng dasal para laging happy! 😁

[@aceplayahsportstv8369]

Dapat kasi bago pumunta sa Canada, tanggapin na ito ang gusto mong place to live with your family. Mahirap man or madali ang buhay, embrace Canada para hindi mag leave pabalik sa bansa. Kung nasa Canada ang taong mahal mo, susundan mo siya para makasama mo sya :))

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Very very trueee 💯❤️🥰

[@HamC-bv2hb]

Ive been living in Vancouver Canada for 28 years, honestly in my opinion if you had a children it will benefit for them. Shes telling the truth, life in Canada is tough.

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Yessss true pero diba po okay na okay naman dito sa canada. May pros and cons lng tlga pero depende na un kng ano tlga want mo. For me canada is ❤️❤️❤️

[@HamC-bv2hb]

@@RuthybellsCanada Ive seen a big total changes in canada, if your new everything is ok , but if you live here more than half of your life , then you can see the difference

[@lins901]

@@RuthybellsCanada for me canada is good 13 yrs in canada ❤❤❤❤❤

[@bootiemacarthur9182]

🙏✝❤🇨🇦 Seems to be a great introduction to Canada! I have been looking at vacation in the Philippines….it is just a long haul to go there for retired people. I think my thoughts , concerns and even fears are similar to what yours may be coming to Canada. Generally, Canada is a very safe country (actually Ph & Ca are very similar crime rate) . My friends overall think of Ph people as hard workers and very nice people. Poverty in my own eyes in Canada is more often than not self inflicted due to bad choices in life. Poverty in the Ph from what I see is caused by natural disasters (flooding, hurricane and land slides, probably some by choice (although those raised in poverty have less opportunity to get out of it). You also find Ph people practice their religion much better than Canadians overall (many Canadians do not attend church regularly but overall consider themselves Christians …my own point of view ….Welcome to Canada!

[@susanmoreno7389]

Monitoba is one of the coldest place at hirap yun transportation. Buti naka adopt ka nuon daming sinabi sa akin na maganda at ok yun health care. Pero grabe pala kse dumating kami rto ng 2010. I was amaze kse ang linis linis walang basura at tao sa paligid at tahimik. Parang walang kapit bahay d mo nga kilala kapitbahay mo. Pero pag oras ng school duon ka makakakita ng ilang mga naglalakad. Yun transportation hirap kse may oras sila sa pagdating. Dapat alam mo kung anong oras. I didn’t work kse I took care care of my 2 grandkids at ako all around sa bahay. Tulad ng pagluluto, linis, laba ect ect ect…Kaya d ako nakasubok lumabas at magwork. Then after 3 yrs umuwi ako kse nanganak yun anak ko I stayed for 3 months.. Pagbalik ko rto nagpatingin ako sa mata kse routine checkup to my dismay I got Mocularhole ine my eye emergency ako so I need to be operated it was easy pero hirap pumila ng operahan ako for almost 5 day naka tungo ako and after my operation paglabas ko sa recovery room an hour later they send me home and told me to come back next day. So asa train ako nakatungo hanggang umuwi. The nest day was harder kse kahit maaga kami pumila bago kami tinignan ng docro hapon na rush hour yun ang hirap sa health care. But Canada is better in some way. Ngayon senior na ako libre gamot. Its just your choice at tiyaga at yun swerte sa work. At dto everyone need double job to live discent. Magic word sipag at tiyag.

[@sssusana1691]

Canadian People Is a Good Person they are Fiendly as what in the Philippines as well as the Other filipino People think in a Negative way in life Struggle, everywhere living in this world is not Just easy as we had, So why not to experience to some Other Countries working hard is not Imposible its always Depend Upon On Your Capacity in life, do Something about dreams!

[@luissandiego5832]

Nag canada rin ako pero sandali lang at bumalik ulit ako sa dati kong work na pagbabarko, hindi kasi ako nag enjoy jan at ang pakiramdam ko ba ay nakapaloob ako sa isang dambuhalang freezer, umiikot lang ang buhay ko sa bahay, mall at trabaho, halos hindi ako makahila parati sa dami ng sinusoot ko, parating makulimlim ang kapaligiran kahalintulad ng naranasan ko noong unang mabigo ako sa pag ibig 20 years ago, after 1 year ay nag empake na ako and i say goodbye -50, mamimiss kita at sanay makapasyal ulit ako sa lugar mo paminsan minsan.

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Hello po! Depende po sang lugar kayo. Kami po sa manitoba umaabot -35 hehe. Sa ibang lugar minsan 0 degrees lang winter nila. Nagbarko din po ako dati. Pero so far i like here in canada po 🥰 pero yesss freeezer cgro kanya kanya lang po tlga ng preference. Walang perfect tlga. Pros and cons po. Salamat po sa panonood!!! Godbless po!

[@johnpauljose5797]

Boss/sir anong work mo sa canda dati at anong barko po kayo ulit ngayon?

[@reflectionavenue804]

Thanks for this info. Im planning to go there for my mom but she told me the same thing about Canada. Maybe I will try and hopefully lucky to get there.

[@Betty_pimentel]

I have friend who is willing to help me pa punta Canada but I reject. Kc alam ko Lang sa sarili ko na d kaya ng katawan ko ang snow. And yes I heard mahal talaga ang living. Anyway happy working in hk for 12 yrs now. Above minimum salary at yearly ako umuuwi. I’m enough happy contented😊

[@josefinadomingo3126]

This country is for people who have a big dream who is willing to adopt changes and to work hard for a living

[@mazethchua426]

Home is where your heart is ❤ time will come you will need to decide to go back home iba Pa rin talaga sa Pinas and speaking of life abroad it’s all about simplicity contentment cause grass is nớt always greener on the other side whatever life May bring thanks 🙏🏿 to our good lord and always have gratitude.

[@karaoketubebox8880]

I'm Taiwanese Filipino emigrated to Canada on investor's visa. makuha ko lang ang Citizenship ko balik Taiwan ulit ako.. Di maganda health care dito. By appointment lahat at yung iba it take weeks or months before you can see the doctor. Madalang pa sa patak ng ulan sa timbuktu ang mga clinic di gaya sa Taiwan. Tax almost 40 percent on (higher bracket income) at deducted agad sa sweldo. Ang weather di rin kaya ng buto ko na totoo pala kasabihan na tagos to the bone.... Yun nga lang walang neighboring country like China na WAR FREAK.

[@theburden9920]

Maganda sa taiwan ung healthcare

[@TengCollabtes]

Agree kami 80s immigrant kami sa US ganda pa buhay nkk double job, pagdating nung dumami na immigrants sa US dun nagtaasan cost of living pumasok 90s dun namin naranasan maghirap hanggang umuwi kami ng Pinas.

[@ChamPion-gu3jd]

Mahirap talaga sa Canada lalo na ang climate! Sa Canada maganda ang health benefits etc kaya mataas ang bawas sa taxes. Sa mga Pilipino dapat alam nyo yan bago mag migrate sa Canada. Yung experience di nyo magagamit nyo sa trabaho pero hindi sa posisyon, meaning sa baba ulit magsimula. Same thing lahat kahit sa US. Kung ikaw ay pinanganak sa Canada o US o kahit sa ibang nansa, siempre adapted mo na ang culture at environment. Kung magtatrabaho ka at medyo may edad na mahirap talaga.

[@monching2282]

Grounded and real talk Ruthybells! Spot on lahat ng experiences mo which many of our kababayans can relate to. ❤

[@Belgianperspective]

From my perspective, Canada looks nice from the outside, but once you get to liege here, you will soon discover those: - most North Americans are shallow and few are nice! - Many people in North America in general are frustrated, alone and depressed! This is why mood enhancers sell so well (whereas in Africa, which we keep wooing at, depression is almost non existent in many poor countries.. reason: their society is more family based, unlike ours which are based in individualism) - In Canada, hospital have top notch équipements and skilled physicians BUT….. the country is very short of them. Also, staffs at hospitals are generally tired, frustrated and even depressed and deal themselves with mental issues. I will NEVER understand why Canada would refuse to allow foreign doctors to apply their skills or why wouldn’t they at least be created a shortcut to be able to practice faster!!!! Or do some people want more patient to suffer?????????????????!? - Last, my sibling is dating a Canadian and that Canadian has an sight who has worked in the healthcare industry for more than 30 years. She has witnessed abuses, insults and horrible behave from staffs working in some hospitals but more importantly in some retirement homes. Since I have heard those horrible stories, I have taken the decision to NOT retire in Canada or the US! Better run away from those two places… trust me! I fous some horrible videos on KZbin as well confirming similar events. I was disgusted and wonder how come in countries like those, such primitive behaviour could even exist! - Inflation is eating up North Americans like a crocodile! Soon or later, it would make your lives miserable! My advice: run if you can! North America sucks and more and more North Americans are behaving like douchebags (not only the cops in the US unfortunately but many others seem to also have some mental problems. Why? Frustration, loneliness, the feeling of having done not enough, and may be even the fact of seeing some people doing better than them!

[@wendelldeluna188]

Lahat mahirap dyan sa Canada isipin mo nalang halos araw araw ka mag papalala ng yelo bago pumasok sa trabaho,,,bibili ka lang sa labas kailangan halos sampung patong na damit isuot mo....Konting galaw mo kailangan mag bayad ka ng tax,pero pag magkasakit ka,,kailangan papatay ka na para asikasuhin ka.......Kung wala ka choice,,pwede mo iconsider siguro CANADA,,pero di advisable sa mga pinoy professionals kung ayaw mong masayang pinag aralan mo,,,at kung mag umpisa ka ulit mag aral,,,Gagatasan ka naman ng Husto ng CANADA........ Maganda pa rin sa Pinas wag lang maging tamad....HINDI YUNG DAHIL NASA CANADA KA NA, MANGANGARAP KA NALANG HANGGANG SA PAGTANDA PARA MAKA PAG RETIRE KA AT MA ENJOY MO PINAS....

[@xpanzerr9]

Mas tumaas ang Cost of living ngayong 2023 sa Canada, kaya ang daming nahihirapan. Food prices halos na doble ang presyo pati rental sa bahay, ung sweldo mo pang bayad lng sa bills, walang maiipon. grabe ung inflation eh nagtaasan presyo sa grocery.

[@edbethtrogo7720]

Punta ka dito sa Calgary kc sa Toronto or Ontario ay cost of living nila so high , humanap ka sa iba dto sa Calgary affordable panpari rent at bahay, hali ka dito .

[@rovicrustans3775]

basta mga first class country malalaki talaga gastusin, ang flat/bahay malawakan ang space syempre malaki rin renta.

[@progovt1207]

Dto rin nman sa pinas eh. Gutom ka rin

[@xyt098]

Agree, sweldo mo pang bayad lang ng bahay at pagkain kahit 2-3 jobs wala kang ma-iipon dahil sa high inflation.

[@bhomeblog]

"Something had gone seriously wrong. Millions of Filipino men and women had to leave their country for jobs abroad beneath their level of education." - Lee Kuan Yew

[@ortigasraymundo]

Makikita mo talaga the struggle is real in immigrating to canada dahil halos lahat ng mga vloggers na navlovlogg about canada ay naipapakita nila ang tunay na situation. At least naiinform nila ang mga pilipino na nagbabalak sa canada na di ganun kadali kumbaga kahit papano di nila minimislead ang kapwa nating mga pilipino. Tama mahirap sa canada dahil kahit nursing degree pa lang natin sa pilipinas di hinohonor ng canada need mo pa mag aral ibig sabihin need mo magsimula sa una. Parang laki ng discrimination nila sa education system ng pilipinas unlike sa america at mideast tanggap nila ang education natin bale local exams lang ang need para maipractice mo ang nursing sa america kasabay ng english exams. Kaya makikita mo bibihira ang mga filipino nurses sa canada. May kakilala ako nurse na sa canada nag aral muna talaga sya sobrang dami nyang tinahak bago maging nurse sa canada ang kagandahan sa kanya kaya sya nakasurvive na mag aral sa canada ay dahil may kapatid na sya na resident na ng canada na tumulong at umagapay sa kanya.

[@RuthybellsCanada]

🥰🥰🥰 thanks so much po sa comment n to po 💯

[@zenaidafronda67]

Very true ganda..Dto kmi sa TORONTO..2017 nung nkuha ko family ko dto..medyo nahirapan sila mag adjust...daming trials at challenges sa knila lalo sa akin kc sa tagal ng taon na hindi kmi ngsama sa Pinas nun..

[@narcisocaramat8807]

Contentment ,stable and simple life are the best way to stay in the Philippines

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Very true!!! For me lang po tlga i like it here sa canada po tumira for good. Pero i like pinas the best sa vacation 🥰

[@ralbino3]

Will visit our beloved Philippines but stay here in Canada forever! I enjoy the benefits here for life to enjoy! Lots of issues in our own country not being resolved and changed for better. Sorry to say that even the mentality of the Filipinos seems frustrating too. Will keep on praying for Philippines to shine! 💕

[@rnalyce]

Thanks ms. Ruthy for being honest sa real living in Canada.. at least na informed me..planning to work there soon🥰🤗🙏

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Gora na sis dito ok naman dito based sa aking exp may pros cons tlga pero i love canada. Tyaga at adjust.lng tapos ok na ok na

[@itznix158]

Well said. Actually not bad naman talaga pag punta ng Canada lalo kung meron ka kilala or family na dito. Maganda sa Canada basta marunong ka magtrabaho at makisama. Totoo lahat ang nasabi niya. Dito sa Toronto almost same din lng na experience namin sa kanya. Isipin mo n lng na mas fortunate ka na nandito basta purisigido ka sa buhay for your kids and love ones.kasi marami talaga ang work! Well explained!

[@putomendozaincanada2780]

100% agree. Lahat po sabi nyo is the truth. Great content po and more power

[@journevivbasco3462]

yup...

[@maredithpiccio631]

May kwento sa komiks nuong dekada 70's-80's ng kabataan ko.( Adik sa Komiks Po!) Napaka wise na magandang dilag! Apat anak nya ibat-ibang ama na puro milyonaryo❣️ Syay naging milyonarya din dahil inubliga nya ang mga Ama ng kanyang apat na anak! Sana obligahin din ni Marisol mga ama ng anak nya. Kaya lang ang kababayan nating si Mang Rico ay la nmang maitulong Kasi matanda na. Kaya tuloy ikaw Amigo Rowell ang bumabawi para kay Mang Rico. God bless you more...

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Hello po! Salamat po sa panonood!!! Super appreciated. Godbless po 🥰

[@esparda07]

It's easy. Filipino's are poor; they have to work hard. As a Canadian, I thank you for your sacrifice while I relax and you do all the hard work.

[@esonano4605]

sa pinas todo reklamo ang mga tao sa service ng health system dahil matagal daw. pero parehas lang pala tapos anlaki pa ng inihuhulog mo sa healthcare parasalibreng gastos sa ospital.meanwhile sa pinas 100-250 lang babayaran mo.tas madalas makakalibre ka pa sa gastos pag dinala mo sa malasakit center yung bill

[@vinceg4624]

Really true lahat sinasabi niya.... very informative... goodluck to new comers

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Thank you po sa panonood! Bagamat may cons, meron din pros. At so far okay na okay po para sakin ang canada. 🥰

[@christianjohncordova5823]

Ang kinagandahan sa canada no discrimination sila kahit anu kapa basta willing ka mag work at masipag ka lang pwedi ka don.. Sana maging successful tong training ko as meat cutter and soon makarating din sa canada

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Hello sis. So far sa aking exp correct ka dito sis. Pero i heard sa iba meron padin and sa ibang province din. I guess iba iba padin ng exp. Dito kasi sa winnipeg samin super dami pinoy hehehe kaya hndi ko tlga halos nararanasan discri. Pero iba iba siguro ng exp

[@gatasalvaje6071]

Thank you miss Ruthy sa very informative videos... Ingat ka palagi jan sa Canada. 😘😘😘

[@GemramirezRamirez]

Pagtiyagaan ko na lang dito sa hk 7,000 sahod free pa lahat

[@joeyg2575]

Thanks a lot for revealing the truth. There is really no place like home.

[@copieschannel8790]

Kaya ako wala ako balak pumunta sa ibang bansa okey nako dto sa pinas...kuntento nako dto sa pinas..tama life is short..pagyamanin ko nlng kung ano meron ako ..no need togo abroad just for the sake of money..dto sa pinas kaya nman mabuhay tayo ng maluwag at sagana..sipag at tiaga lang at most important ay magtiwala sa maykapal gumawa ng mabuti sa kapwa...God bless everyone!

[@Overthinktank]

Sa totoo lang masyadong malamig ang canada. Narealize ko last winter dito sa japan. Di nga talaga nagsnow masyado one night lang pero sobrang lamig na hanggang -2 pa lang lamig na at nakakatamad na lumabas. Delikado pa lagi magdrive. Ok na siguro ako dito muna sa Japan. I miss my parents at ate na nanjan sa canada pero visit na lang gagawin ko with kids siguro.

[@VHSFan93]

Yes of course if you are retired already even myself I will stay more in the Philippines 🇵🇭😊❤💕

[@olinsbatv9396]

Maraming salamat sa pagbabahagi ng iyong mga experiences dyan po sa Canada.Takecare po lagi sa work niyo. Bless up

[@kaiseygo3412]

Yung panay research na ako kung paano ako makakapunta ng Canada. Tapos early in the morning ito yung mapapanood kong video. 😢 But still thank you Ms ruthybelles sa mga nakakainspire mong mga videos. God bless you always.

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Hello sis. This is just the reality sis pero depende parin yun sis sayo kung paano mo yan titignan as positive negative. Ako sis kami dito even though may mga cons we still chose to live here. At happy kami dito sa canada sis. 🥰

[@kaiseygo3412]

Yes Ms @@RuthybellsCanada . Hindi pa rin naman nabago yung plan ko. Tuloy pa rin akong Canada. Thankful pa rin ako dahil may mga ganitong video na sinasabi kung ano talaga yung realidad pag napunta na jan. Walang halong sugar coating. Thank you Ms. Ruthybell, isa ka sa mga inspiration ko kung bat ipupursue ko ang pag ka-Canada. May God bless us all for our dreams and goals in life.

[@pedromax6878]

Better you know early kasi mahirap expectations vs reality kaya kung kaya mo tiisin eto you go for challenge

[@lukeallan6486]

Bakit po kayo happy dyan?

[@kathfehr5426]

Whatever the desire of your heart push it:) Maganda naman dito nasa inyo na rin po un diskarte lng sa buhay

[@valarmorghulis8139]

Gusto ko mag-abroad pero ok naman kase buhay ko dito eh. Mag-asawa nalang ako ng Canadian tapos dito na titira sa probinsya chill lang ang life tahimik wala masyado kapitbahay maganda view tapos no traffic plus ok naman pag may sasakyan lalo na pag may farming business.

[@kurtfuchs4500]

Great video, Your right if you do come to Canada you do have to take more training to become certified in whatever profession. I think it’s unfair that you have to start in a lower paying job. Let’s say at a restaurant or something. But once you get certified you can make good money better than the back home so that’s a perk to coming here. Your right about the line up at clinics that a really pain in the neck.

[@kurtfuchs4500]

Your right the winter weather isn’t nice especially in Winnipeg or as we like to call it winterpeg! I spent year going to school here and the winter was a long and cold. Just a question? Have you heard a of the 204 neighborhood watch?

[@gessa03]

Gosh, I knew there's this etiquette for breakfast! Need this coz my partner seldom takes me to classy resorts and restaurants. Thanks, Anna!

[@Schenze504]

Malaki ang bahay at may sasakyan sa Pilipinas? Paano naman ngyare yun? Mas mahal ang sasakyan dito sa Pilipinas kaysa sa Canada eh. Ang presyo ng Ford Mustang dito ay doble ng Ford Mustang sa Canada, at pang first world country na yung cost of living sa Metro Manila pero yung sweldo pang third world parin.

[@BATANG429]

PAGAWA ANG. PAPELES SA RECTO?? SARADO NA. RECTO UNIVERSITY. PINASARA NI TATAY DIGONG. KAYA. LEGIT NA LAHAT NG GRADUATE AT MGA PAPERS DITO... SYA NGA PALA. SABI NI TATAY DIGONG WAG NA WAG DAW KAYONG MAG EEXOORT ULI NG BASURA DITO. LAGOT KAYO SA KANYA KAHOT WALA NA SIYA SA PUESTO... TRY NYO RIN DAHIL ANG PRESIDENT NAMIN DITO AY. WEAK DAW. NGAYON?? MAGPA ALAM. MINA KAYO SA WIFE NYA.... GOOD DAY 😀😀😀

[@cjnem7243]

Kasi nga overpopulated. Kung binuksan sana nuclear power plant madami mag iinvest dito

[@annvma]

True, wag kang pumunta ng emergency kung masakit lang ang tiyan. Unless kung disoras ng gabi

[@manaycleaincanada4985]

Canada is still the best for me! Even you are telling some negative about it!!! You cannot compare the Philippines to Canada..

[@tagabulodchastityobedience7292]

Then Stay in Canada forever 🥴For me Nothing like Philippines 🇵🇭 because truly is no place like home.!!! ( I Can’t stand cold weather or snows ) 🥴🥴Watching Fr usa 🇺🇸🇵🇭🇺🇸

[@FarmersDaughtervlog28]

Still the best ang Canada ,ito ang place na nag bigay ng magandang buhay sa buong family ko .

[@dennisvincent5028]

Boring buhay sa Canada.Matanda na ka na. agtatrabaho ka pa rin need mo kase mahal ang mga bills.

[@smallvillechannel7971]

Wehh

[@loveleewallis2976]

Agree!!!!

[@edgarponce1143]

All you have said is TRUE but overall it is better to live in North America rather than work and live in the Philippines , It is a totally different , you cannot compare apples and orange

[@tortangtalong1]

Kung papipiliin ako, I would have picked Australia over Canada. Almost pareho lang talaga pero mas malapit sa Pilipinas ang Australia at medyo ok ang weather.

[@lukeallan6486]

Mas maganda daw ata Australia. Pero mahirap magkaPR doon.

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Okay din po australia. I have relatives din po jan. But we picked north america lang po for some reasons. And so far po I like po dito sa canada kahit sa mga cons at sa winter hehe.

[@tremnch]

Yeap mas maganda sa Australia daming benefits

[@felixcasalda]

Yes pero sa Australia pag May assets or bahay wala kang pension sa governo

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

@@lukeallan6486 korek ang hirap ma pr sa australia

[@thediscerningviewer2022]

Common na yan sa maraming Pilipino kahit saan makarating sa mundo, pag nasa Pilipinas gustong gusto na umalis pero pag nasa ibang bansa na gusto na ulit umuwi sa Pilipinas! Ang taas kasi ng expectations ng maraming Pinoy about Canada and other countries na ang maraming basehan lang are pictures from social media.

[@ronniebandonil9552]

Ito ang reality sa Canada. Kung hindi ka kakayod hindi ka mabubuhay. Maraming kinukuhang immigrant dito para supportahan ang pension ng mga aging population. Tayong mga immigrant nagtitiis para buhayin ang mga pensioners. Pagdating ng panahon Pilipinas parin ang bagsak mo kaya maginvest tayo sa Pinas for our future. Malungkot talaga dito sa Canada para kang slave. Kaya tiis tiis lang at maginvest sa Pinas. Hindi ko ipagpapalit ang Pinas. Saka huwag kalimutan ang Diyos and pray always para makayanan mo ang hirap ng buhay dito.

[@lewelieleng]

Nag migrate kami ng asawa ko dyan sa canada .work as telecom engineer and my wife nurse... kasama dalawa namin anak after 2 year umalis na ulit kami ng canada malaki ang tax. Binabawas sa amin mataas ang source of living dyan ngayon bumalik ulit kami sa dati namin trabaho dito sa kuwait.. wala pang tax dito mataas value ng pera..

[@amec4031]

It's nice to live in Canada. Promise!

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Yesssss i agree 💯💯💯

[@Colektibols]

baket nman

[@yolandalavarro4116]

Kung bata bata pa ako, say 23 years old, magtitiyaga ako sa trabaho sa Canada, dahil free hospitalization at secure ka, kahit may snow......just live life to the fullest, love God and make the most of it because when you become a pensioner, it's better than living in the Phils. where it's hard to make ends meet, specially when you are hospitalized.

[@Cha-lc2mn]

One thing’s for sure… inequalities here are very very much rampant, especially if you are an international graduate. When you come to Canada, don’t expect that the job you had in the Philippines would be the same job you’ll have here. Remember, the locals here won’t let you take away the opportunities that they think they only deserve, like seriously. Immigration only lets other people in so they have more taxpayers. This is not paradise. That is a total misconception.

[@codelessunlimited7701]

Seem in the US, not about inequalities but more of the system for the foreigners. That's why there is an exam for the foreigners to pass that profession that they acquired at home. But most foreigners would not take it because it is expensive.

[@Veritaserum-vf1rr]

If you're young and PR na pagdating dito, try to go back to school or have your license from whichever regulated job certified. Investment yan sa future mo dito sa Canada para di lang odd jobs gagawin mo forever.

[@melb7822]

Malapit na intake ko fam of 3 sp owp trv the clock is ticking 😂eto yung mga reason ni hubby why he is not into migrating to CA pero nilalaban ko for my kiddo 😊iba kmi ng pov. sana worth it nga in the future.que sera sera 😊

[@czenvlogs86]

Kylan intake mo bhe Mel B?ako sana September. Move to January

[@progovt1207]

Usually mga guys ayaw mag migrate. They find it hard na walang barkada, walang pa easy easy life na after work inuman. But for mommies they are willing to work kaysa nasa bahay. May pera silà. May good things silà. Nkka pasyal nkka travel. Sa pinas house ka lang wala kang pera. While si hubby paupo upo lang. But not in Canada. Want a good life, work hard. Go mommy di ka nag sisisi. My niece is enjoying her life sa Canada. They used to have tiangge business in greenhills. But in Canada after 5 years mkkabili na sya ng bhay which is next year. Sa pinas ubos ang money sa rental sa condo. Kahit malaki kita nya uubusin sa tuition ng mga kids. Rt now nka apartment pa silà but classy ang paligid. Think about your kids. It's for them.

[@RuthybellsCanada]

Hello sis. Alam mo for is it is really worth it. I love canada sis ❤️ pero based un sa exp namin ha kada tao iba iba tlga

[@progovt1207]

@@RuthybellsCanada well sabagay may family hubby ng niece ko who helps them in everything and they have the money when they started. And that's why nkabili na rin agad ng kotse kahit second hand muna. But still better future for the kids

[@SuperEdgardo10]

Choice ng bawat isa. para sa akin dream country ang Canada, at ini enjoy namin life with the whole family.

[@biyaheniedward4705]

Walang mahirap kung maytiaga ka

[@gigimagval2161]

Sabi mo lang yan try mo dito sa Canada magwork kung kaya mo 24/7 magwork 🤣