Hi Adam. I was offered a job at UBC and I'll be moving to Vancouver soon. The process of moving there from abroad makes me kind of anxious, but your videos have been really helpful for me. Thank you so much for the effort you put on them, and keep up the good work!
Hello Elena! Congrats on your new job! If you don't mind me asking how did you get the job and what country are you moving out of? I've been trying to legally get a job in Canada but it's difficult without a work permit to begin with. Any insights will be helpful.
Good video. For people in the comments: immigrating to Canada requires you to have prior post-secondary education. It’s simply a must. But once you are here and apply for jobs, your education will not be recognized by employers (unless you come from the Commonwealth countries.) This includes highly sough-after jobs such as Doctors, Nursing, healthcare, engineering, or finance. So definitely expect to go back to school once you are a landed immigrant.
I'm planning on that too, but, well I'm 16. Having my Baccalaureate at 16 is not really easy, especially in this current situation. My study plans for this year have been all but cancelled thanks to this pandemic, so that messed the whole thing up. I do hope I can go study in Canada in 2021, perhaps.
@sangit kafle well the cold is fun but it sometimes gets out of hand...By the way healthcare taxes are not even that much (probably depends on which province
Yes, Vancouver doesn't snow that much, but it rains ALL THE TIME. Winter storms from October to next year's April, and very likely you will not see any sunny days in that half of a year. The humidity is insanely high so that even though the temperature is above zero, you are still freaking cold. I stayed in Vancouver for two years and found I am depressed due to the lack of sunshine. So I moved to Ontario three years ago, and it's like heaven compared with BC. At least I can see the sun in the winter, and by wearing the same winter coat I actually feel warmer here in Ontario's winter.
I'm 13 and I was born and raised in the United States of America. When I grow up I want to go here In Canada, when I turn 18. We could've visited Canada in 2020 but we didn't go, thanks to the pandemic. But Overall I wanna move to Canada someday. I hope next year when the pandemic is over we can visit Canada
God doesn't run IRCC, it's a government department. It's not that difficult to move to Canada, just fill in some forms, pay the fees and do your medical, etc
@@santanamade2488 not negative, it's reality. God doesn't run bureaucracy, people in the government run bureaucracy. Don't know how that is negative, please explain.
I'm watching these videos because I wanna spend a half year in Canada and visit a high school there, but somehow I got into watching videos about moving to Canada, and I actually like this idea pretty much...
as a neo Canadian (well more than 25 years now) i love Montreal/Laval's weather as i'm a winter guy!!! also healthcare depends on the province and now NDP/Liberal is working to implement a dental/pharmacist national coverage system...the only things i hate about tipping is when you "have" to tip even if it's for a takeaway (no table service ) , don't forget to mention that drinking age isn't the same for all provinces (ex: Qc is 18, ON is 19) and different mentalities, different life costs between provinces
I'm in love with Canada since I went there to study English in 2011. I've lived in Toronto about 6 months but I had to come back to Brazil because I didn't have enough money to stay. I can't spend a day without thinking about coming back, someday I will. Canada has my heart and soul.
@@mabelasdua No. I'm go to medical school and it's full time, so I couldn't find a job which fits in my reality haha. I'll graduate next year, can't wait!!!!!!
It's always been my dream to live in Canada, but I've had a couple of roadblocks that keep setting me back from my initial goal of moving last year (one being covid), so living vicariously through Canadian based youtubers has been helpful lol
In every large Canadian city you will find someone form every country. Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton, Ottawa, etc. one of the things to love about Canada
Montreal is Canada's second largest city after Toronto and both cities are actually very similar. You do need French to survive but you can get away without it especially in downtown Montreal because most people are perfectly bilingual. Our metro (subway) is the third busiest subway in North America after Toronto and New York. The city itself is very vibrant and ethnically diverse. Unlike Vancouver or even Toronto, there are always activities to attend especially in the summer. Most of our music festivals tend to be free except for Osheaga which is the Canadian Coachella!
Hi guys, North Vancouverite here. Wanted to make an update on point 6. Open liquor is permitted at certain parks between noon-dusk and you don't need a meal with you. This is, however, only a bylaw in the CITY of NORTH Vancouver (and not Downtown Vancouver/The DISTRICT of North Vancouver).
I am from Sweden and I just wanna clarify that your statement on income tax in Sweden is wrong. The average income tax is around 30%, so half off what you claimed.
LOL, I'm from Canada the guy statements are not so accurate either. If you earn 100k and you're single you might end up paying 50% in taxes. Temperature?? Come on -50C !!! Most people leave 100km from the US border so it never goes much below -15C. Avoiding Montréal because you don't speak French??? You definitely can make a life in Montréal without speaking French but it's very recommended to do so at some point because a lot of jobs requires to be bilingual.
@@suzannahmontreal1051 "Never gets much below -15°C"? Where do you live? And knock off the whole "most people live 100km from the border" nonsense. Sure several cities are in some proximity, but plenty of us live A LONG way from it. As for taxes, yes you can pay a bit more, but that evens out in what those taxes cover (health care). It's not something for nothing. And while you can get by in Montreal without speaking french - good luck trying to get a job there without knowing the language.
@@suzannahmontreal1051 For Canadian citizens, it's easier to get job in Montreal without French but employers won't likely hire immigrants that don't speak French.
Imo Kelowna British Columbia has the best weather in canada. Gets up to 40 degrees in the summer but max gets like -10 degrees in the winter. And it’s sooo beautiful
This is almost exactly like Sweden, but with a few key differences. - Healthcare (including dental care) is free for everyone below the age of 18, after that it's really cheap compared to the U.S. - You're not expected to tip anyone, at any occasion. - Taxes are way higher, (30% mentioned in the video is roughly the amount the lowest income takers pay, rather than the highest, I know someone who pays a little above 60% in tax each month) - Although you come a long way with just English, the language is necessary for living long term. Anyhow, very informative video! I'm possibly looking to move from Sweden to Canada for university (despite that being free here), so thank you!
If you move to BC, Bring Cash. Taxes are absolutely insane, housing is out of control, fuel and food is always increasing massively whereas wages have stagnated for the last 20 years.
@@justiceprovider9822 HF are you stupid.... You do realize where you live? Or did you just clue in recently? I'm probably giving you too much credit...🙄
the best way to secure a visa to Canada is to get an authorized and transparent immigration consultant, Mr. Ram Makker assisted me I successfully migrated to Canada I'm grateful, all thanks to him.
I am 17 and I plan to move from Romania to Canada somewhere around 27 years old. After I finish college I will first move to the UK for 2 years to gain experience and some money and after I move to Canada for good. I am aware of the process and that everything will be difficult but I will work hard. I will always come back here with updates from the process. I would like opinions on my plan and if it's good that I'm thinking about it. By the way, a very useful video and I will recommend it to my friends if they have similar plans :)
I grew up in West Vancouver, however, my family is American, it was because of my father's job that we lived in Canada. Now I'm in college in the USA hoping to move back to Canada when I am older.
I think Canada is one of the most stunning countries! I’m only 22 and I really wish to move to Canada one day! Definitely in my top 3 destinations to go!
Pretty good Adam I'd just mention a few of those things are...I don't want to say inaccurate but way more diverse. For instance French. Yes Quebec is the only French province BUT New Brunswick is the only Bilingual province and basically half and half. This is good for things like federal of provincial services because by law they must provide service in both languages but not so basically everywhere else. The problem with this is you can have an almost completely English town almost nobody speaks French and drive 15 minutes and be in a town where nobody speaks English. Research on this might be hard because a town with a French name may not have any French people in and vise versa. Also this problem is multiplied in the fact that if you Do want a French area we don't speak standard French or Quebecois but instead Le Chiac which is a difficult and confusing mix of old French and english (almost exactly like the Cajun dialect). Second part of this is that Montreal is easy to live in if you don't speak French and is so multicultural you are just apt to hear Swahili as French in public. Last part is be very careful where you move on the prairies as they have may isolated towns some that speak French also. Next is tipping I've never had to tip anyone for a haircut outside of the military and all other forms of tipping here on the east coast are purely optional and wait staff don't get upset if you don't leave a tip unless you were a jerk or left them extra work like making a big mess (I worked as cook for a while after I got out of the army and I rarely ever head staff complain) HOWEVER....tip a waitress well and she might accidentally give you 2 pieces of pie lol and tip a taxi driver well and he will not only get you the cheapest fare he will find ANYTHING you may need no questions asked. Lastly on the nice thing....we are nice for sure especially compared to our southern neighbours BUT there is a lot of passive aggressive nice that happens and this also varies greatly. For instance as a city boy of course you answered the way you did but a guy who have lived all over this country in big and small, French and English places who now has retired to a rural town I can say I find the cities quite snobby and the French and the English can be quite snobby to each other and where I live now if you asked a random stranger for 5$ chances are you would get it also driving down the road people you don't know will just wave at you as if you were the closest friends. Canada is certainly a weird place so many extremes and my advice to anyone wanting to move here is do your research and then visit and travel a bit if possible because even us Canadians can be surprised by thing or two across this gigantic country
Popping up near the border might be enough, the culture seems to bleed over a bit. Actually legally moving here can be a long process as a lot of people want to so we can be picky.
Much love from the UK ❤️ We can relate to number 3! Lol... we complain about the weather all the time, its *deeply* ingrained into our culture, being an island nation! I lived in Canada for 5 years from 1988-1993 in Hamilton, Ontario. Some of my first memories were going to George R. Allen school and the Jewish synagogue next door which ran a kindergarten. Also, regarding your comments on healthcare in Canada, in the UK we have to pay for medicines (sometimes) if not claiming welfare, so its comparable.
In Vancouver BC where I live, there are many parks that now allow public drinking (with or without a meal) all over the lower mainland. :) It's about time we caught up to Europe with this!
Am South African, agent Mia from the Canadian E-Immigration helped me get my Canadian visa in less than 2weeks for just 1000CAD. She can help you too. You can contact her via her email
Coming from Germany we are used to high taxes. If I’d earn 100k CAD here I would get only 55k...but health insurance is already covered. Be aware when you start working in Canada but you’re not considered a permanent resident in that tax year. You have to pay a higher tax rate since you’re not a permanent resident. So if they hire you as a permanent resident (what they usually do cause they don’t know) you need to pay extra after submitting your tax return ;-)
@@gurbachansingh3079 too many people, I'm an introvert who doesn't like being around a lot of people, the less people the better. I ultimately am going to move to the Yukon Territory to Whitehorse, a population density of 0.16 people per square mile
@@gurbachansingh3079 first of all americans amount for 5th highest no of immigrants coming in to Canada each year and second some people like solitude . Because they're not very social beings and Yukon does have resources considering its the job of the federal government to take care of people living in northern territories .
Thanks for this, coz its a gamble to migrate from 1 place to another without knowing what to expect when you arrive... Even though theres a lot of things to consider... Still canada is better than here in the Philippines when we talk about LIVING, as my friends says who live there. 😁
Adam thank you for this! Just a reminder that here in Vancouver there is allowable open liquor in certain areas during certain times. This is recent. Also with regard to people moving to snowbelt areas they cannot underestimate the value of a robust wardrobe and the necessity of a reliable tough vehicle!!
for me: 1. Taxes... eh alright 2. Yeah I need to speak English 3. I live in Arabia but I think I can handle that? idk, I have lived in New Zealand and the UK, which aren't nearly as cold but with warm clothing I think it should be okay 4. Doesn't really matter to me so much 5. I guess I would have to get used to that. You rarely tip where I've lived. 6. I don't drink. 7. no comment, doesn't affect anything 8. I have lived in New Zealand, Australia, United Kingdom and United Arab Emirates, think I'll be good 9. At the moment I cannot drive due to health reasons, but that *should* get better in the future.. 10. that's good
(Canadian healthcare worker, here) As far as paying for medications: it's definitely true that you will often pay *something* for your medications, but they are significantly cheaper out of pocket than they are in the US, because the Canadian government puts limits on what pharmaceutical companies are allowed to charge. And medications that have existed for a long time, as well as generic versions of medications (acetaminophen instead of brand-name Tylenol, which are chemically identical) are much cheaper too. If I need antibiotics, even if I don't have a job that gives me health benefits, I may pay $5-30 out of pocket. But if I want the brand-new brand-name antidepressant that just came on the market last year, I might pay $200 a month for it. Usually a doctor can prescribe you a cheaper medication that works just as well though (just make sure the doctor knows if you don't have a job or don't have health benefits through your workplace...often they will ask you that before prescribing any expensive medications, but not always).
I wanna defenitely immigrate in Canada! Because I wanna change my life And I have a lot of reason! I have been to Canada twice! I have been to Vancover,Toronto, Quebec,Montreal,Ottaya! I love Canada so much! My dream is immigrating in Canada!
Hey Adam, love your videos, keep it up! I'm moving to Vancouver from Sweden next summer and I'm really looking forward to it. Except tipping though, because I'm used to everything having a fixed price.
Great to here! I hope your move goes well! 🙌 Yes tipping is a big change, but just think of everything as a little more expensive than what it says haha
I wouldn't worry too much about tipping. It's an infrequent thing unless you eat out a lot or whatever. Some places have it included as gratuity, some don't, but in general you don't HAVE to tip. I do, a little, but less than recommended unless they go above and beyond expectation. It's a personal thing, that with time, you'll get to know and will judge for yourself when and where and how much to tip.
Also guys you have to take an English test to move to Canada like in school where a person tells you a sentence and you have to say what they said same as moving to Canada 🇨🇦
10:00 yes and no I'd say more polite then nice, we aren't afraid to throw if needed or for fun. (In Vancouver it might be different) But fighting so long as both parties agree isn't actually illegal the cops actually can't Interfere unless 1. You fight involves someone without giving consent 2. The fight is not a duel 3.no serious Injures occur (it quickly becomes assult) But that also why after a fight the winner buys the loser a drink. No hard feelings
Hi Adam, I am British (24) and live in the UK and my father is Canadian... I am a citizen by descent and will get my passport next year. I know that when i get that passport i will want move and maybe never leave Canada 😂🇨🇦
I think one thing US citizen need to consider is our taxes cover much more than theirs, so if they pay for health insurance, it can make up the difference here, if they can cut out that expense.
Hi Adam. I was offered a job at UBC and I'll be moving to Vancouver soon. The process of moving there from abroad makes me kind of anxious, but your videos have been really helpful for me. Thank you so much for the effort you put on them, and keep up the good work!
All the very best!
Exciting stuff, that's in a great area too! Glad to help more every video 🙌
Vancouver is truly a beautiful city. One of the best in the world
Hello Elena! Congrats on your new job! If you don't mind me asking how did you get the job and what country are you moving out of? I've been trying to legally get a job in Canada but it's difficult without a work permit to begin with.
Any insights will be helpful.
@@peterpanimg can u explain how you got visa
1. High Taxes
2. Language (English & French)
3. Weather
4. Free/Not free healthcare
5. Tipping
6. Open Liquor
7. Different Lifestyles
8. Multiculturalism
9. Transit
10. How nice Canadians really are
Why am I watching this. I’ve been living here for 33 years- plus I was born here lol
Lmao
Kewk
ive been here all my life too, I'm watching this so I can advertise/warn friends
hei can i talk to you please
Alot of free time lol
Good video.
For people in the comments: immigrating to Canada requires you to have prior post-secondary education. It’s simply a must. But once you are here and apply for jobs, your education will not be recognized by employers (unless you come from the Commonwealth countries.) This includes highly sough-after jobs such as Doctors, Nursing, healthcare, engineering, or finance. So definitely expect to go back to school once you are a landed immigrant.
So youre saying my german Master(completely written in english) will not be recognized?
This is incorrect. USA degrees are perfectly acceptable.
Someday I will move to Canada!
Wish you luck on your move/ journey 😀
Me too! 😌✊🏼
I'm planning on that too, but, well I'm 16. Having my Baccalaureate at 16 is not really easy, especially in this current situation. My study plans for this year have been all but cancelled thanks to this pandemic, so that messed the whole thing up. I do hope I can go study in Canada in 2021, perhaps.
Well, we do have a nice place here up in Canada but, the cold is something that is uh there for like a long time.
@sangit kafle well the cold is fun but it sometimes gets out of hand...By the way healthcare taxes are not even that much (probably depends on which province
I'm moving to Canada in one month 🇨🇦😊
Wish you good luck ! I’m moving to there in 2021
Wish you good luck on the move Clara 👍
Wish you good luck. Bon Voyage.
LUCK I WANT TO AAAAAAAA
What was the process like?
Yes, Vancouver doesn't snow that much, but it rains ALL THE TIME. Winter storms from October to next year's April, and very likely you will not see any sunny days in that half of a year. The humidity is insanely high so that even though the temperature is above zero, you are still freaking cold. I stayed in Vancouver for two years and found I am depressed due to the lack of sunshine. So I moved to Ontario three years ago, and it's like heaven compared with BC. At least I can see the sun in the winter, and by wearing the same winter coat I actually feel warmer here in Ontario's winter.
I live in Denmark and the taxes can reach up tp 50%, so you gave me one more reason to move to Canada
I'm 13 and I was born and raised in the United States of America. When I grow up I want to go here In Canada, when I turn 18. We could've visited Canada in 2020 but we didn't go, thanks to the pandemic. But Overall I wanna move to Canada someday. I hope next year when the pandemic is over we can visit Canada
did you go?
@@pointless5998 u
Canadians are really nice people.
Respect from the bottom of my heart ❤
You re too🦋
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I really wanna move to Canada I know I can in God's perfect time.
U will and i will to
God doesn't run IRCC, it's a government department. It's not that difficult to move to Canada, just fill in some forms, pay the fees and do your medical, etc
@@matthewsmith908 bruh go somewhere with that negative shit
@@santanamade2488 not negative, it's reality. God doesn't run bureaucracy, people in the government run bureaucracy.
Don't know how that is negative, please explain.
@@matthewsmith908 yea bro go ahead nd stop @ me
Probably moving to Canada next year, I can't wait for a new climate and have new friends on Canada.❤
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I'm watching these videos because I wanna spend a half year in Canada and visit a high school there, but somehow I got into watching videos about moving to Canada, and I actually like this idea pretty much...
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Compared to Belgium Canada is a dream. We pay more taxes and speak 3 languages 😅 I’m moving to Canada next year. Your video helped a bit thank youuuu
Take me with you :'(
Moving there in 2 years aswell from belgium!
Hey guys I'm Edward frome germany I move to Canada in last month ❤🔥
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Moving in february I’m so excited 🎉
U r so luckyyyy
How ? I mean through direct PR opt. Or you choosing only PNP program
@@owbi2431 thank you !
Help me
Hello my beautiful friends 😍 how are you doing 😘
as a neo Canadian (well more than 25 years now) i love Montreal/Laval's weather as i'm a winter guy!!! also healthcare depends on the province and now NDP/Liberal is working to implement a dental/pharmacist national coverage system...the only things i hate about tipping is when you "have" to tip even if it's for a takeaway (no table service ) , don't forget to mention that drinking age isn't the same for all provinces (ex: Qc is 18, ON is 19) and different mentalities, different life costs between provinces
Hey yall, I’m moving in a few years, I live no where near Canada but I’m traveling for college wish me good luck!
I'm in love with Canada since I went there to study English in 2011. I've lived in Toronto about 6 months but I had to come back to Brazil because I didn't have enough money to stay. I can't spend a day without thinking about coming back, someday I will.
Canada has my heart and soul.
do you have a job at that time?
@@mabelasdua No. I'm go to medical school and it's full time, so I couldn't find a job which fits in my reality haha. I'll graduate next year, can't wait!!!!!!
@@biancabarbosadosanjos9170 Well, best of luck to you Bianca
@@mabelasdua thank you very much!!!!
Também estou louco para ir ao Canadá, nunca fui, só me preocupo por causa do clima. O que achou do clima em Toronto?
I am moving to Canada in a couple years, honestly I don't even know if I'll make enough money to make it in Canada. But I can dream.
from where?and to where
Me too!!
Do not.
@@barrybritt2210 South Carolina
@@a.l.8618 Why?
I am egyptian and I really want to go to Canada and start my life there!
It's always been my dream to live in Canada, but I've had a couple of roadblocks that keep setting me back from my initial goal of moving last year (one being covid), so living vicariously through Canadian based youtubers has been helpful lol
Wish me luck guy’s...I’m in the process !
I am in the process as well! Im nearing the end
@@rachelleboeuf1212 good luck
How do you find the process? I want to immigrate and i am a skilled worker under the federal government there, but is it near impossible to immigrate?
What do you mean by process
Good luck!
i really wanna move to canada!!!
Lol I don't know why I'm watching this video I was born in Canada
same
Hahahahahaah!
@@lisamayloveless ok can you help me to get to your country 😂💔 it’s my dream
its good to get to know your own country and not just your local area
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Nice...
In every large Canadian city you will find someone form every country. Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton, Ottawa, etc. one of the things to love about Canada
I'm a Nigerian moving to Canada later this year..... I'm super happy and a little nervous bout it all. Thanks for the vid.
lots of Nigerians in Toronto
Welcome
As for immigration? And if yes, do you have anyone there from your friends/family
@@ncg564 yes I have friends and family there
Are you a student or going for a job? And how much does it take for the paperwork and stuff
This should be the #1 video to pop up when you search move to Canada
Montreal is Canada's second largest city after Toronto and both cities are actually very similar. You do need French to survive but you can get away without it especially in downtown Montreal because most people are perfectly bilingual. Our metro (subway) is the third busiest subway in North America after Toronto and New York. The city itself is very vibrant and ethnically diverse. Unlike Vancouver or even Toronto, there are always activities to attend especially in the summer. Most of our music festivals tend to be free except for Osheaga which is the Canadian Coachella!
I love Montreal. Grew up in NDG.
Do you think a French speaker can learn English in Montreal?
@@Nesggy yes! It is a completely bilingual city, with amazing diversity and culture. My favourite city is Montreal. Old city with lots of soul.
@@Nesggy Definitely! Some parts of Montreal are fully Anglophone!
@@clrr8400 Thank you very much. I really want to improve my English
Hi guys, North Vancouverite here. Wanted to make an update on point 6. Open liquor is permitted at certain parks between noon-dusk and you don't need a meal with you. This is, however, only a bylaw in the CITY of NORTH Vancouver (and not Downtown Vancouver/The DISTRICT of North Vancouver).
I am from Sweden and I just wanna clarify that your statement on income tax in Sweden is wrong. The average income tax is around 30%, so half off what you claimed.
LOL, I'm from Canada the guy statements are not so accurate either. If you earn 100k and you're single you might end up paying 50% in taxes. Temperature?? Come on -50C !!! Most people leave 100km from the US border so it never goes much below -15C. Avoiding Montréal because you don't speak French??? You definitely can make a life in Montréal without speaking French but it's very recommended to do so at some point because a lot of jobs requires to be bilingual.
@Carl Von Finland Rätt ska vara rätt!
@@suzannahmontreal1051 "Never gets much below -15°C"? Where do you live? And knock off the whole "most people live 100km from the border" nonsense. Sure several cities are in some proximity, but plenty of us live A LONG way from it. As for taxes, yes you can pay a bit more, but that evens out in what those taxes cover (health care). It's not something for nothing. And while you can get by in Montreal without speaking french - good luck trying to get a job there without knowing the language.
@@suzannahmontreal1051 For Canadian citizens, it's easier to get job in Montreal without French but employers won't likely hire immigrants that don't speak French.
Imo Kelowna British Columbia has the best weather in canada. Gets up to 40 degrees in the summer but max gets like -10 degrees in the winter. And it’s sooo beautiful
This is almost exactly like Sweden, but with a few key differences.
- Healthcare (including dental care) is free for everyone below the age of 18, after that it's really cheap compared to the U.S.
- You're not expected to tip anyone, at any occasion.
- Taxes are way higher, (30% mentioned in the video is roughly the amount the lowest income takers pay, rather than the highest, I know someone who pays a little above 60% in tax each month)
- Although you come a long way with just English, the language is necessary for living long term.
Anyhow, very informative video! I'm possibly looking to move from Sweden to Canada for university (despite that being free here), so thank you!
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Getting my paralegal degree in the US in 2022, and gonna get a year of experience to apply for express entry. I'm looking forward to coming to Canada!
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I'm planning to take computer engineering for college and go to canada. I'm gonna work hard to reach my dreams ❤️💪
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Planning on moving to Canada - Sounds pretty good compared to the UK, not many drastic changes that might throw me off it.
If you move to BC, Bring Cash. Taxes are absolutely insane, housing is out of control, fuel and food is always increasing massively whereas wages have stagnated for the last 20 years.
then what province is good??
@@didit1557 none, even local people can't afford anything, its economy is not good even for well off people. You better move to USA
@@qcpresto summed it up well. But I believe it's our own socialist policies killing us.
True
@@justiceprovider9822 HF are you stupid.... You do realize where you live? Or did you just clue in recently? I'm probably giving you too much credit...🙄
Immigrations to Canada is a bit difficult to undertake thesedays, most especially application Visa. I almost gave up before getting it right
the best way to secure a visa to Canada is to get an authorized and transparent immigration consultant, Mr. Ram Makker assisted me I successfully migrated to Canada I'm grateful, all thanks to him.
I am 17 and I plan to move from Romania to Canada somewhere around 27 years old. After I finish college I will first move to the UK for 2 years to gain experience and some money and after I move to Canada for good. I am aware of the process and that everything will be difficult but I will work hard. I will always come back here with updates from the process. I would like opinions on my plan and if it's good that I'm thinking about it. By the way, a very useful video and I will recommend it to my friends if they have similar plans :)
Moving in June I'm so excited ☺
I’m excited for you❤️
I grew up in West Vancouver, however, my family is American, it was because of my father's job that we lived in Canada. Now I'm in college in the USA hoping to move back to Canada when I am older.
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I think Canada is one of the most stunning countries! I’m only 22 and I really wish to move to Canada one day! Definitely in my top 3 destinations to go!
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Don't move here, you will regret it, trust me.
Pretty good Adam I'd just mention a few of those things are...I don't want to say inaccurate but way more diverse. For instance French. Yes Quebec is the only French province BUT New Brunswick is the only Bilingual province and basically half and half. This is good for things like federal of provincial services because by law they must provide service in both languages but not so basically everywhere else. The problem with this is you can have an almost completely English town almost nobody speaks French and drive 15 minutes and be in a town where nobody speaks English. Research on this might be hard because a town with a French name may not have any French people in and vise versa. Also this problem is multiplied in the fact that if you Do want a French area we don't speak standard French or Quebecois but instead Le Chiac which is a difficult and confusing mix of old French and english (almost exactly like the Cajun dialect). Second part of this is that Montreal is easy to live in if you don't speak French and is so multicultural you are just apt to hear Swahili as French in public. Last part is be very careful where you move on the prairies as they have may isolated towns some that speak French also. Next is tipping I've never had to tip anyone for a haircut outside of the military and all other forms of tipping here on the east coast are purely optional and wait staff don't get upset if you don't leave a tip unless you were a jerk or left them extra work like making a big mess (I worked as cook for a while after I got out of the army and I rarely ever head staff complain) HOWEVER....tip a waitress well and she might accidentally give you 2 pieces of pie lol and tip a taxi driver well and he will not only get you the cheapest fare he will find ANYTHING you may need no questions asked. Lastly on the nice thing....we are nice for sure especially compared to our southern neighbours BUT there is a lot of passive aggressive nice that happens and this also varies greatly. For instance as a city boy of course you answered the way you did but a guy who have lived all over this country in big and small, French and English places who now has retired to a rural town I can say I find the cities quite snobby and the French and the English can be quite snobby to each other and where I live now if you asked a random stranger for 5$ chances are you would get it also driving down the road people you don't know will just wave at you as if you were the closest friends. Canada is certainly a weird place so many extremes and my advice to anyone wanting to move here is do your research and then visit and travel a bit if possible because even us Canadians can be surprised by thing or two across this gigantic country
thanks Adam! After see your video, I’m pretty sure that Canadian people are very nice!
Thanks so much!!! This helps. I am REALLY dying to get out of Texas
Popping up near the border might be enough, the culture seems to bleed over a bit.
Actually legally moving here can be a long process as a lot of people want to so we can be picky.
Hi Adam, it is really nice coming across your channel, thanks for the information
I'm might moving to Canada in the next year or so. Honestly, I'm just really excited about the hockey and Tim's :)
Are you from United States?
@@louieseallen5271 bruh a bot really
GO The HORTIN'Z BRAH🎂
How about our maple syrup and caribou?
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First thing I noticed, is your eyeglass frame. I like them.
Sounds pretty lovely overall. Hopefully l can make it to Canada after finishing my Master's here in Germany!
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Much love from the UK ❤️ We can relate to number 3! Lol... we complain about the weather all the time, its *deeply* ingrained into our culture, being an island nation!
I lived in Canada for 5 years from 1988-1993 in Hamilton, Ontario. Some of my first memories were going to George R. Allen school and the Jewish synagogue next door which ran a kindergarten.
Also, regarding your comments on healthcare in Canada, in the UK we have to pay for medicines (sometimes) if not claiming welfare, so its comparable.
Im UK really. But are the houses big there
Moving to Canada November 2021 !!!!
Gonna move to Canada by this year 🇨🇦 Thanks for the info. 👍
Useful information. I'm thinking about moving from the bahamas to Canada.
Let’s move together 🤣
In Vancouver BC where I live, there are many parks that now allow public drinking (with or without a meal) all over the lower mainland. :) It's about time we caught up to Europe with this!
I live in the US..I really want to move to Canada
I love ur honesty bro, getting to Canada ASAP
Thank you so much. All the information are very clear and on to the point.
im actually planning to move to Canada and this was very helpful :)
Make a video about students in vancouver and their lessons please
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Soon I'll start the process of Immigration as my post grad is going to be completed in December 2021. 🙂
Pray for me. One day I'll be there.
Am South African, agent Mia from the Canadian E-Immigration helped me get my Canadian visa in less than 2weeks for just 1000CAD. She can help you too. You can contact her via her email
This actually helped a lot. Im waiting for my PR
Hello my beautiful friends 😍 how are you doing
4:30 i was sweating but then i remembered we portuguese always take beer with lupins.
I’m fluent in french and English soooo yay 😁
I'm English and learning French in school for GCSE
You can learn anything. All you need to do is practice
Vancouver is my favourite city
Coming from Germany we are used to high taxes. If I’d earn 100k CAD here I would get only 55k...but health insurance is already covered.
Be aware when you start working in Canada but you’re not considered a permanent resident in that tax year. You have to pay a higher tax rate since you’re not a permanent resident. So if they hire you as a permanent resident (what they usually do cause they don’t know) you need to pay extra after submitting your tax return ;-)
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After I finish college I’m going to try to move to Canada from the U.S.
Iv never left Canada since iv been born here.
Thank you so much for the video, I am the future Canadian and it's fortunate all the time I get to hear Canadians are the best 🥰
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Thanks, I'm an american moving to Winnipeg for school at the University of manitoba
Nice! Glad to help, I wish you good luck on your move! 👍
Why are you moving to canada inspite you are american
@@gurbachansingh3079 too many people, I'm an introvert who doesn't like being around a lot of people, the less people the better. I ultimately am going to move to the Yukon Territory to Whitehorse, a population density of 0.16 people per square mile
@@vitalymaliarov696 so what u will do alone . If there are less resources
@@gurbachansingh3079 first of all americans amount for 5th highest no of immigrants coming in to Canada each year and second some people like solitude . Because they're not very social beings and Yukon does have resources considering its the job of the federal government to take care of people living in northern territories .
Thanks for this, coz its a gamble to migrate from 1 place to another without knowing what to expect when you arrive... Even though theres a lot of things to consider... Still canada is better than here in the Philippines when we talk about LIVING, as my friends says who live there. 😁
I'm moving to Canada in 2021
I'm 14 and lived in Canada when I was younger for two years, and I'm definitely gonna move back when I'm old enough
Where are you from buddy?
Michael Rubi hes a kid leave him alone ! 🚨
@@Athawri Im 16 years old...old man....
@@Athawri we are moving to canada this year or next year so im watching videos like this old man
Michael Rubi haye walaalo
Adam thank you for this! Just a reminder that here in Vancouver there is allowable open liquor in certain areas during certain times. This is recent. Also with regard to people moving to snowbelt areas they cannot underestimate the value of a robust wardrobe and the necessity of a reliable tough vehicle!!
🙌 Very true, great additions thanks Patrick!
Can't wait to move in Canada 😁
Who loves snow?
Skiers, snowboarders, snowmobilers, Tobagonners, children ....
for me:
1. Taxes... eh alright
2. Yeah I need to speak English
3. I live in Arabia but I think I can handle that? idk, I have lived in New Zealand and the UK, which aren't nearly as cold but with warm clothing I think it should be okay
4. Doesn't really matter to me so much
5. I guess I would have to get used to that. You rarely tip where I've lived.
6. I don't drink.
7. no comment, doesn't affect anything
8. I have lived in New Zealand, Australia, United Kingdom and United Arab Emirates, think I'll be good
9. At the moment I cannot drive due to health reasons, but that *should* get better in the future..
10. that's good
I don’t plan to live in Canada but definitely plan to visit👍
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Hello my beautiful friends 😍 how are you doing
I live here and would like to move to another place its not for everyone.
(Canadian healthcare worker, here)
As far as paying for medications: it's definitely true that you will often pay *something* for your medications, but they are significantly cheaper out of pocket than they are in the US, because the Canadian government puts limits on what pharmaceutical companies are allowed to charge.
And medications that have existed for a long time, as well as generic versions of medications (acetaminophen instead of brand-name Tylenol, which are chemically identical) are much cheaper too.
If I need antibiotics, even if I don't have a job that gives me health benefits, I may pay $5-30 out of pocket.
But if I want the brand-new brand-name antidepressant that just came on the market last year, I might pay $200 a month for it.
Usually a doctor can prescribe you a cheaper medication that works just as well though (just make sure the doctor knows if you don't have a job or don't have health benefits through your workplace...often they will ask you that before prescribing any expensive medications, but not always).
Incoming International student in about 6 months! 🥰 this was a great help!
how you guys make money in India i can not believe it
Yeah the +40/-40°C, and especially the “so cold your body just cries” bit? Yeah that’s living in Iowa.
Thanks for the info! I'm moving to Vancouver soon and your channel has helped me out a lot!
Hi am also moving to Vancouver soon
Me too! When are you moving?
Me three am moving there next year lol
@@gusacooper in a couple months!
@@Pizza91893 I’m there either January or February 2021.
I wanna defenitely immigrate in Canada!
Because I wanna change my life
And I have a lot of reason!
I have been to Canada twice!
I have been to Vancover,Toronto,
Quebec,Montreal,Ottaya!
I love Canada so much!
My dream is immigrating in Canada!
Thanks Adam, always learning something new here. Man, we have much to learn!
Again, glad to share! 🙌😄
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Transit in Vancouver is good but Montreal transit system is better then Toronto transit system
Hey Adam, love your videos, keep it up! I'm moving to Vancouver from Sweden next summer and I'm really looking forward to it. Except tipping though, because I'm used to everything having a fixed price.
Great to here! I hope your move goes well! 🙌
Yes tipping is a big change, but just think of everything as a little more expensive than what it says haha
You're moving from a country where prices are high so won't be a huge adjustment.
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I wouldn't worry too much about tipping. It's an infrequent thing unless you eat out a lot or whatever. Some places have it included as gratuity, some don't, but in general you don't HAVE to tip. I do, a little, but less than recommended unless they go above and beyond expectation. It's a personal thing, that with time, you'll get to know and will judge for yourself when and where and how much to tip.
Hi Adam.
Your topic is quite interesting and I am planning to move to Canada Quebec soon with the willing of God.
Also guys you have to take an English test to move to Canada like in school where a person tells you a sentence and you have to say what they said same as moving to Canada 🇨🇦
That is my dream country but thank you so much for putting this video up here someday it will help.
Same here
Don't want to live in India, anymore?!
I love my Melbourne, Australia
Tipping
is the same everywhere
Keep up the great content man.
Thanks for the support Duncan, I'm workin on it! 💯
Nice video! I´m planning to move to Canada , so it´s nice to have those kind of videos available to get infos! keep the good work!
Great video as per usual dude!
Thanks again Ben, appreciated 💯💯
10:00 yes and no I'd say more polite then nice, we aren't afraid to throw if needed or for fun.
(In Vancouver it might be different)
But fighting so long as both parties agree isn't actually illegal the cops actually can't Interfere unless
1. You fight involves someone without giving consent
2. The fight is not a duel
3.no serious Injures occur (it quickly becomes assult)
But that also why after a fight the winner buys the loser a drink. No hard feelings
I love your glasses haha.
Thanks for this video, I hope my husband and I will move to Canada in a couple of years or less :)
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Nice video, Im watching and learning a lot about Canada from you. Many thanks!
Thank you so much that really helped me out
I am moving Canada in 2021...May be soon. Hi, Adam. Nice video bro. Keep posting and help us
Hi Adam, I am British (24) and live in the UK and my father is Canadian... I am a citizen by descent and will get my passport next year. I know that when i get that passport i will want move and maybe never leave Canada 😂🇨🇦
Why though?
Do you prefer it to the UK
I have never been. London is an incredible place to live but will be a completely new experience i imagine.
@@alexandertherrien5729 Ohk cool then. I wish you luck ❤
@@ihuomaotika2656 Where are you from Ihuoma? Where would you choose and why? :)
@@ihuomaotika2656 Thanks btw
I think one thing US citizen need to consider is our taxes cover much more than theirs, so if they pay for health insurance, it can make up the difference here, if they can cut out that expense.