Life in the Gulf vs Western Countries, How I found NZ Engineering Job When Everyone is Struggling?
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 🌟 Life in the Gulf vs. Western Countries: A Conversation with Senu Joseph!
“When everyone was struggling to find any job, I found a well paid engineering job similar to that I was doing in the Middle East with in two weeks after arriving in New Zealand” 🇳🇿
Join us for another informative video where The Outspoken Malayali sits down with Senu Joseph, an electronics engineer who recently migrated from the Middle East to New Zealand with his family. In this engaging conversation, we delve into the contrasting experiences of living in Gulf countries compared to Western cultures like New Zealand.
We cover a wide array of topics that provide valuable insights for anyone considering migration. Here are some of the key points discussed in the video:
- *Financial Benefits of Migration:* We analyze the financial advantages of moving from the Gulf to Western countries. Discover how the cost of living, salary differences, and financial stability compare, and what this means for long-term financial planning.
- *Quality of Life:* Senu shares his personal experiences and observations on the quality of life in the Gulf versus New Zealand. We discuss aspects such as work-life balance, healthcare, education, and overall well-being.
- *Why Many Malayalis Migrate from the Gulf:* We explore the reasons behind the significant migration of Malayalis from the Gulf. From better career opportunities and higher quality of life to long-term security for families, we dive deep into the motivating factors.
- *Cultural Adjustments:* Learn about the cultural differences and adjustments required when moving from the Gulf to a Western country. Senu shares practical tips on how to navigate these changes successfully.
- *Challenges and Rewards:* Migration comes with its own set of challenges and rewards. We discuss the initial hurdles Senu faced, how he overcame them, and the rewarding aspects of his new life in New Zealand.
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Awesome Senu Chetto. This is really motivational and you struggled less compared to any other people who came on a dependent visa. Your years of experience in the field would have helped to easily get the job. There are many others in NZ who came on dependent visa and able to secure jobs in their streams but it took minimum 6 months to years in some cases.
There are good skilled people who came in dependent visas. But those who came on student visas and transitioned, often moke people as Pavada visa which is really funny about them and they need to learn there were struggles in the career path to reach the current level.
Edit: Opportunities were excellent in NZ a year ago and now in every field there is a restructure due to inflation. Try to come only with a job offer letter and don't fall prey to agencies.
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Such an unbiased interview!
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If u want to work labour job u work in kerala u can earn more 900 to 1500 as labour and 9 to 5 pm food and accommodation union support no ielts no laid off p.r and citizenship free
Very effective discussion. Congrats😊
Thank you for the feedback 🙂
Nice video
Thanks for the feedback 🙏
Good motivational video Senu..
Well done😊
Just a humble comment, when your children grow older especially in western countries try to make them independent and leave them to lead their life. There is no point in still looking after them after they are grown ups. You can help them in need but you need to think about your retirement life in these countries as well 🙏🙏
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Congratulations Senu🎉👏
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I agree on the positive side. When you come to NZ, your savings will be reduced to 1/4 of GCC's salary due to high expenses and taxation. Even in New Zealand, you have to save for your retirement and the government will provide minimum money to meet your expenses. So better to gain financial freedom in GCC itself (that too with a short time if you have the right skillsets) and stay the rest of your life happily in Kerala. Problems are everywhere even in New Zealand.
Mature approach 😊
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If u have good skill and experience like engineering or health sector or banking please go u can go to can,nz,aus
If you don’t have an open work visa or PR as in this case, then the only thing that you need to survive is $$$$$
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Ingane okke kettu GCC ill ninnundakkiya savings full spend cheythu NZ vannu CAP course cheythittu ippol ake undaya benefit kurachu kadangalum mental depression mathram.Akeyulla oru samadanam Njan karanam ente recruitment agent ayalude family,padicha college,pinne oru small amount anengilum nursing council neyum help cheyyan sadichu.idanippol undayirunna GCC job kalanju job akathe😢😢thirichu pokunna samayathulla ente oru manasikavastha.PLEASE ivide nammalekkal papparanu govt dayavu cheythu job offer illathe Keri vararuthu arum😢😢😢
@@tessynoble2287 the situation here in nz is very bad at present. Have you tried applying for jobs in Australia? Hopefully you will find a job soon. All the best
From Australia also the same.Not getting any offer
@@tessynoble2287 I am sure you would get a good opportunity very soon.
@@jomerjoseph6438thanks
If u have contacts or recommendation, and if u r lucky u lands in same profession
If u want labour job only kerala is best no certificate good labour rate any other states in india if u have good skilled labour u get 1500 to 2000 rupees with good time
Entae ponnnoooo. Evidae mothathil financial crises anae...mikka job il ninnum alkkarae pirichu viduva...mikka company kalum adachu pokunnuu.
@@AffectionateAirplane-zw8gg that’s true, no arguments about it. Ivide situation nalla moshamanu 👍
The key here is this person had PR already and then he arrived in NZ. If you are on visitor visa, open work visa or needs sponsorship it would have been difficult or near impossible
You are right.. This is the message what we are trying to convey... 👍🙏
@@sjoseph8444All good, but the thumbnail and the description of video is misleading. Great that you have shared your experience and ways to think out of box. 🙏
Gulf ulla pani kalju porale evide pani onnum ella😊
Agree, it’s very difficult to find jobs at present
You were just lucky,that's all....
Dear.. Where there is a will.. There is a way... Take positive side.. Ignore negatives... May god bless you... 👍🙏
You call it luck, we call it hard work & skill 😊
@@albertkply I think he put his 110%
The important thing is he had already got PR. If on a visitor visa or requiring sponsorship it would have been difficult
@@nkanoop06 that’s totally right 👍
There no doubt that the current situation is very hard even for open work visa holders to find jobs
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😅😅😅😅 poyitu supermarket job. And pathram kazhikan ano
Aa jobinu enthelum prashnam undo, athupolum ipo kittan illa