"I Moved From Pakistan To The UK When I was Young, Don't Send Your Children Here" | Eon Podcast #99
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I'm born and bred UK. I would say that the people that came to UK in 60s to 80s did ok. They did not sell their lands or houses to come here. Now, it is very difficult even for those that were born here. My children are very educated but have huge student loans and pay a lot of tax. The roads are crumbling, the NHS is finished. Life is becoming very tough here. On top of that, it rains ALL the time. Very depressing. My son wants to move to the middle east and I am thinking of going to Pakistan for the winters. Honestly, try to stay in Pakistan if you can. Work hard and Allah Subhanahutala will bless your life. I have cousins in Pakistan that are earning 5 to 9 lakhs per month as they have worked very hard. They have a great life.
student loans,mortgages , credit cards all interest bearing transactions are haram
and riba is cursed
this is the reasons , inspite if everyrhing we dont have barakah and our children will bear the consequence
Sincere repentance and coming out from riba could ease our difficulties otherwise there is lot to go through yet
hunger / starvation !
I agree with you 💯, I want to leave this depressing country please make dua for me.
@@kongposh2747
In Shaa Allah
Firstly , very important thing is to purify our intention of moving out , should be for sake of Allah SWT, not just coming out from depressing country as one can end in another depressing country .. come out from mortgages / riba if you have any by either selling properties , or any other means ..,
I know it’s difficult when one has a family and we have to persuade our spouses / children / siblings / parents therefore make dua that Allah SWT give us wisdom to persuade them and give them eyes to see the REALITY of this delusional life
Allah SWT when sent Adam to this earth , He said im making you my Khalifah .. meaning the one who lives life according to God’s commandments , according to God’s laws, rules and regulations .
This applies to all the children of Adam and Eve we all were meant to be Khalifah of Our creator on this earth , but Allah warned us of our sever enemy Iblis / shaytaan that he will misguide you every step of your lives ,, this is why we should take our prophet Muhammad ﷺ life as a guide and follow his footsteps but unfortunately we started following footsteps of modern western civilisation which in itself is creation of shaytaan .
So moving away from modern western civilisation and moving on the path of our prophets is the way to success
I wish you all the best , may almighty make difficult situation easy for all especially for those who are in war zones and facing hunger / starvation and much more than we can imagine .
Don't come to Middle East....its not paradise too.....here nothing is free....😂
@@Clklom
We know paradise doesn’t exist in this life
We have to remigrate whereever is better to safeguard our faith as our imaan is what will take us to paradise by the mercy of our creator
For me my parents homeland is best place to go , then when my children’s time come maybe then they have to remigrate to Makkah or Madina
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Wherever you move in this world, nothing compares to happiness living with your family in your own country. This is true happiness
This is one of the best podcasts I have listened to in recent times. This guy is talking absolute truth. I have been living in the UK for over 20 years and he is giving you 100% correct advice. He should infact charge you half a million to give you this advice. ❤❤
Why not you move back to pakistan all the money you made given to the UK government. Also, you gave up the visa or passport of the uk. See how long you can survive in pakistan.
@@jin-zd9kowho the hell give their hard earned money to government,none right it’s silly illogical statement
@therealfact6511 pakistan culture is based on entitlement and discrimination based on religion and wealth. Pakistani go overseas think that they will take care of us. Most Pakistani do very well overseas. Instead of bashing overseas, Pakistani fix pakistan problems.
@@therealfact6511 tax idiot
I’m on the road to remigration back to my homeland
Alhamdullilah
Make dua for my family that they all come with me
Nice, stay on the road and come back without thinking twice. I hope you would also surrender your foreign citizenship or visa when you're coming back.
From where you are coming back?
And what are the drawbacks of that place
@@user-gm5lp6jd3o
U.K.
(1) A portion of my taxes go towards military aid to is ra el
(2) All our utility companies electricity / gas and insurance companies support is ra el
(3) I read history and come to know that the seed of evil all around the world was planted by U.K. and it was then watered by USA and western countries.., now these seeds of evil have grown up into massive trees and to cut them down is not in our hands
Therefore Allah almighty will intervene
Reading the stories of the previous nations that were completely destroyed by Allah SWT were the ones involved in extreme in justice / oppression and disobedience of one almighty God and U.K. is one such nation who moved away from faith and have legalised for what almighty bought punishment on the nation of Hazrat Lut (A/S) therefore I very strongly believe U.K. is one such country which almighty will destroy .. now all true believers should be leaving this country
(4) we should not have been here at the first place unless we were involved in full time dawah work . Our religion is not set of worship but a code of life , we can’t take houses on mortgages or get involved in any sort riba , we can’t send our children’s where there is a big promotion of lgbt ideologies , we can’t pay our taxes for them to use against our own brothers / sisters .. in reality there is No Islam in U.K. or anywhere in the world .. Islam will be coming soon and I don’t think it will be U.K. or any western countries although a vast majority of true believers ( who truly love God and their prophets ) will leave west and I have already seen some Christians migrating …
(5) we Muslims have become so materialistic that we only see success in someone having wealth and I’m done with this circle of running after wealth which is about to fall anyways just like the two gardens of a man mentioned in Surah Al kaif
(6) Even when we see things only with materialistic lense , western economies are falling especially U.K. as it relies on food from other countries .. so in the case of full out war boarders will get closed , here wealthy people will suffer as well . If there is no bread in super market what good will be their wealth
In reality we human beings only need food and water to survive not technology/ cars / gadgets . Remeber civilisation exists before this high tech so it can exist again without it
And the list goes on
And my long message gets deleted
Why are you going back to Pakistan?
@@eagle-k2668 point
What Saqib bhai is not fully explaining is that once your kids are here after they have paid millions in fees and to universities the system in the UK is cleverly designed to keep them hand to mouth. They will never or seldom be able to become home owners now as the good times are over. They will get low wage jobs despite having a degree and will be paying the Home OFFICE fees for years, paying high rents for life, will enjoy no holidays or quality of life and be taxed on everything. The system is gamed to make you subservient and begging for more shifts from your employer as zero hour contracts mean you sometimes dont know what you will be earning next week. You cannot compare to the Mirpuris who came here in 1960 as they have died and in their life time 1960-1990 many of them bought multiple homes at cheap prices like £15000 and rented them out. Now the same houses are worth £120k plus in the northern cheaper towns (not London) which means the youth or 4th generation have no worry of housing costs as the houses have passed down to them from their forefathers, new arrivals will NEVER have that luxury. These 4th generation mirpuri/kashmiri lot now dont want to come to Mirpur to see family as their grandad did as they have little connection and no attachment with Pakistan, most prefer to holiday in Cuba, Mexico, Rio or Atlanta and avoid landing in Islamabad. The window of opportunity for new comers I feel closed a good 20 years ago.
So basically, UK is 50% Pakistan.
Thnks sir for such detailed info
Fully agreed with your views.
Beautifully explained. The only opportunity left for newcomers is getting british passport which worths alot more than a millionaire in Pakistan
The mirpuris are not as wealthy as their grandparents or parents were . Due to having large families or having multiple wives when those assets are shared then the children do not get much !!! The areas which are largely mirpuri dominated are run down areas !!!. The next generation of mirpuri men do not have the same attitude towards hard work . They want easy and quick money so have become involved in crime . Fraud , drugs and scams .
I cried listening to this podcast, I am hard as rock kinda person, don’t migrate to anywhere, try whatever you can to stay where you are.
He is telling 100% truth for anyone moving to Uk now
He is just bashing the immigrant. It is funny how Pakistani says, "Overseas Pakistani, our brother and sister, we love you, sends the money". What a Idiot he is moving in the west.
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Relative with familu eft to UK on work visa & settled there so nothing bad happening there
This story is not only in UK, I have seen the same situation in Australia. This immigration system in these countries will keep you labour or taxi driver. We waste our prime time and money here and end up saving a very little or nothing. I feel this PR or Australian dream is just a scam or trap.
@@jaffarhassan5515 crore pati paisa
Young students are spending their family’s entire savings to move abroad, and start from scratch here. There is also a misconception that job opportunities are better here but thats a misconception
Definitely..life now is much harder..young people have to work much harder now.
Imagine spending 25 to 30 k pounds to enter the UK ,only to find yourself doing a delivery job?
@@islamicreminders3090 exactly spending huge chunk of money to enter a country which will not value your education and will only give minimum jobs to survive. People will be better off by spending half of that money into ecommerce business
@@apollocreed8324 and the funny thing is people don't mind doing this.
Wiles 4th generation like me are looking to do hijrah . UK is not suitable for Muslims
I moved to Canada in 2019 and I can 100% relate with everything he said. To all my younger brothers and sisters please think 10 times before moving anywhere. Things are not as great as shown.
Please come back!
Please shut up!!
When are u returning back to Pakistan
Please come back to Pakistan and also give up that amazing blue colour passport that you have as well, denounce your Canadian citizenship and do come back
@@sandybokara2109Qasmein! 5 minutes in and this guy says he was born with a British passport in hand. Or ab yeh banda kahey ga yahan matt aao.. typical Pakistani uncle. Yes things are not as good in the western countries as they used to be. But bc Pakistan kee haalat dekhi hai. Kutton kee tarah ladd rahey hein 8 saal se. Bahar haal agreed with the top comment k thoda soch ker ana.
I moved to USA when I was 10 years with my whole family and studied and stayed til I was 23. Then my father convinced us to move back to Pakistan and do some business there. We agreed and We started our company in Pakistan in 2005 and Today Alhamdulillah with grace of Allah we achieved a better life and now running a multi million company in Pakistan and the life style one wish to achieve.
Trust me if you have a will and prayers you can achieve anything on Pakistan so please take out all negative thinking and work in a positive way of whatever you like to do here... After all your country will always be yours no matter what...
What is your business ? And what was the initial investment at that time?
How much capital did you bring?
Fake comment😂
Every single word is true. I came here at the age of 24 and I did work in the field of teaching all my life. Honest to God , This gentleman is telling the truth.
If he is telling the truth, then why do you stay in Abroad so long. You should come to pakistan immediately and return all the money that you made abroad to their government. Also, tell us how you help fix Pakistan issues.
Dear I'm also teacher I did BS Physics Current teaching O Level Maths & Physics.
I'm also planning to teach abroad
I have decided to go abroad To Do MS in Physics then Teaches there
So My Question is
What would you suggest me ??
You need to check if your degree is recognised in the UK. There's a body called NARIC in the UK who will assess the equivalence of your degree. This is the first step. If your degree isn't recognised ask NARIC what you need to do to upgrade it.
You need a PGCE in your chosen subject (Maths or Physics). Then you will qualify for QTS. The rest is getting a job and work permit. There's a big demand for Maths and Physics teacher. This is much as I know of. I don't work as a teacher although I'm qualified to teach English as a Foreign language for both young and adults. Hope this helps. @ohadrazakhan6785
For PGCE it's better if you do it in the UK. I know the cost of a PGCE here for overseas students can be high. As Maths and Physics is in great demand it will pay off in the future.
There's another method called School Centered Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) scheme run by many secondary schools. You apply to a school that run this scheme in your chosen subject. You teach and study for a PGCE as well and once you pass you get QTS. This is much harder as you are in a way thrown in the deep end to teach and study for a PGCE in 12 months. Please check if as an overseas student you can qualify for the SCITT scheme as they give a good grant to British citizens. Please don't be disheartened or discouraged. That's the best I can advise you about Teaching.
@@jin-zd9ko You need to come to UK as this country needs geniuses like you!
I am living in Germany for 24 years. Came as a young kid with big dreams. Dreams changed and life changed. For better of-course. The only thing which differs Germany from Pakistan is the justice and everything in it.
Justice is a multidimensional system and Pakistan has never had it.
Societies that have no justice will not survive. That's why Pakistan voted for the movement of justice in this election but their mandate has been stolen.
Justice doesn't belong to any race, color, wealth, and faith. Pti has said publicly they will do discriminate based on faith if that is justice, then Pakistani people got justice in this election.
but Pakistan is an islamic state while Germany is not!!!!
@@dashingdude1672 Hindu spotted
What justice when they have government who supports the genocide of innocent.
More than economic issues, there are major spiritual issues living in the West. We already have too many desperate people in Pakistan who wish to move to the West to party and be "free." Just know that a culture that allows and encourages partying and decadence will turn you into a degenerate. That is if you care about your akhirat. If you are a young married couple with small children, say goodbye to a lot of your children's Islamic ettiquettes and sensibilities, because in public school they will be pick up all the negative aspects of western culture, which are already so prevalent in young children in the West. The only way you can survive spiritually is if you make a conscious long term effort to give proper Islamic environment to your kids by living near a masjid and going there often with the kids and discussing social ills of the west and why it's better to be a devout Muslim. It's very tricky to maintain your deen for the next generations. As an adult moving, you might be fine if you are devoted to your deen, thanks to your upbringing in Pakistan, but your kids and their kids are another story. Pakistan has its issues but you have to accept the positives.
You nailed it brother
But unfortunately majority don't care about this major issue
@@user-ee1rs8ed2x majority going after $$ will see how to save our deen and kids later
@@user-ee1rs8ed2xsadly true.. maadar pidar azaad
Nailed it
I have been living in UK for more than 15 years .
He is absolutely telling the truth.
Life is going to be very hard here unless you have top class skills / education.
I discourage unnecessary move to UK. Unless serious unavoidable need. Im british living for 10 years in Pakistan.
U.K is now an extremely expensive broken shithole.Broken roads, can't see doctors,huge hospital waiting lists and very racist people
Those who are criticizing this guy must know ke wo ye ni khrha ke UK jao hi na neither he is saying ke uska time acha ni guzra. He is saying that he was blessed enough to live with his family and had many privileges but again hr bnda itna prevlige ni hota log apni life saving lga ke bahr chle jatay hen just to work even harder. Wohi paisa yahn lga ke kuch krskta they
The low-intellect daydreaming fools are bashing him for no reason. I just saw the comments on the insta reel.
Specially is you see what the alphabet ology nonsense is being taught in school and how they have become more racist over time.
@@Mumsiken simple bhai yeh social issues ko face karo in West yeh finance issue to face karo in Pak. Finance ek se 2 nasal main theek ho sakta hai. Magar agar social issues main phas gaye to nasal hi khatam hai.
@@AliAsghar-co7xt you guys have no idea how west mein homelessness is on the rise because financially yahan bhee sub messed up hai.
Sab chutiya bana rahe ho
Congratulations Team Eon for having Trevor (from GTA V) in your podcast. 🎉
Hahah I was thinking the same😂
Yeah the voice is exactly same 😂
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You only live once in this world. Time is precious. Family is precious and memories are precious. Money can’t buy everything.
He is just bashing the immigrant. It is funny how Pakistani says, "Overseas Pakistani, our brother and sister, we love you, please send the money." What a Idiot he is moving in the west.
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But without money your words your sincerity your sacrifices everything is worthless these days people respect each other these bcoz of their wealth n status money can't buy everything but it matters a lot in your life because your family also expect from you for a financial support life is not same for everyone currently surviving in Pakistan is not so easy hardwork pays off but not in Pakistan everything is becoming more expensive day by day huge chunk of your earnings took by utility bills electricity gas n other taxes what else we got after paying those taxes? Facilities are only for elite class layman even don't have enough to feed his children after completion of studies hardly what u got a job of 25k now some people will say we r earning more its exceptional life is a name struggle where ever u live u have to go through from struggle private sector jobs have no security u may got fire anytime & to get a govt sector job is not less than a miracle & nothing is on merit in this country you need some strong relation n huge amount of bribery to got these jobs youngsters of 30ages are not eligible for eligible for govt jobs n retired people of 50 ages are eligible for another post after retirement a lot of problems which everyone goes through nobody can understand we are thankful to Allah Almighty in every situation people who live here facing so many problems same is the case for overseas but in terms of basic facilities there is a huge difference in Pakistan n western countries no doubt Allah Almighty bless Pakistan with so many things but these blessings are away from public because of corrupt system we are going through one can feel the pain who is suffering from the situation life is not easy anywhere else every country have its own problems because this world is a place of examination for all of us
Ok give me all your money then i will show what can money do.
@Krucezam If i lose my finger, would you get me the same finger with the exact same feeling and function? Can you buy me the time, i couldn't live with my parents, wife and kids? People lose their loved ones back home while running after money abroad.
My father didnt migrate to sweden in the 90s. He had a fairly comfortable life n good job and used to say that it is better to be a 1st class citizen in a 2nd class country than be a 2nd class citizen in a 1st class country. I think pakistanis believe its better to be 3rd class citizen in any class country than be citizen of any class in a 3rd class country
1st class citizen in Pakistan is Army and Political corrupt families.. Thats it.. rest just rubbish... Imran Khan, Abduss Salam, qaid e azam, fatima Jinnah, Salman taseer, sab 1st class they? Phir kya huwa?
o bhai kadi politics nu chad k v soch lya kro idr blood nchorte hn pani k bill mn jitna water use itna cmunity tax phr uper govt 23% tax mean ap 5€ ka water use kiya 5€ comunity + services 12% total kr k +23% govt tax salary py 34% social security phr end of year depend on your earning n apki class rehni working bcoz language sekh k phr new sy degree kro n us k bahd jis salary py kam kro loan ly k 33year instalment py ghr ly lo sari salary unko dy do n ghr marny k bahd milna is liye apne country mn ap 1st class he ho@@ethicalconnections9405
@ethicalconnections9405 What is this first class second class nonsense . In islam, everyone is equal .
This sort of mentality is very dangerous. Hence, our country is in such a mess !!
@@ethicalconnections9405just because of PTI propaganda you cant point fingers on Pak army without any reason. People leaving Pakistan is their own choice not by the insult of pak army
Every pakistani is 6th class citizen in his own country except people with power and money pakistan people do get much more rights and respect in west
Amazing and well needed discussion. Thank You
I believe, this is one of the best podcost I ever watched completely. That's called real counselling. This man shows us how this system works.
That was an awesome podcast. I realized the same after living in Dubai for 7 years. Returned back almost 4 years ago and Alhamdolilah and very happy with my decision. Pakistan is a land of opportunities if you have an eye for it.
Ab kya Kar reh ho Pakistan mai
@@Sportsdesire-zk4sh boht kuch hy. Agar apko nazar nai ata tou yeh apka kasur hy
@ahmadbila06 I have been living in US for 13 years, planning to move back to Pakistan in 3-4 years InshaAllah with my husband and 3 kids.
@@NotWinterSummer where you from in Pakistan
Karachi
the biggest lie told to the poor is that money brings stress if u are poor atleast you sleep peaceful.....same product different package
Not money extra greed of money brings surely stress
Bro I am a overseas Pakistani I earn almost 100usd everyday. I have iPhone 15 pro, latest AirPods, and a 2022 MacBook Pro. When I came to this country. I didn’t had anything. But if I could go back to the exact moment when I was leaving my country. I would have stayed there. Believe me it is not worth it anything that you see here. Plus, I am a Christian, so things were already hard for me in Pakistan, but I still love my country. And after my graduation I plan to go back with the grace of God
@@Demonhunter-mz9rk Achi soch Allah apky liye asaniya paida Farmay Ameen 🤲
he din't even hinted any such thing, work on ur IQ
Are u still living in USA 🇺🇸
Bro have natural voice of villain talent.😂
It’s one side of the story. I moved to Australia 8 yrs ago & now Alhumdullillah i am happy with all the blessings of Allah almighty.
Bro you would hardly save 3-4k $ ..but still in Pakistan people are earing this amount,live with their families
The guy in the video enjoyed both eastern & western world & demotivating others to explore other cultures & opportunities
@@aamishraza2357how you moved there
As a student for engineering
@@aamishraza2357demotivated. 🤣🤣🤣 The British white don't want us here. I don't know what world you live in.
One of the best podcast i have ever watched....I never thought this podcast will hit deep in my heart.... your guest has so much wisdom which relates heavily with middle class of Indian subcontinent ..........Invite him again.....he has ocean of wisdom and experience........
Love 💞 and respect from India🇮🇳
Listening this podcast while driving uber in Sydney Australia, love the way this man explained and showed the other side which we don’t think of going overseas.
Its frustrating that you guys dont introduce your guests and their background or at least some basic info about the person before getting into it. The discussion can't have a frame of credibility if you don't know who's talking!
One thing I absolutely HATE about literally every podcast on RUclips is that the host begins with asking guest their age, where they were born, what their childhood was like, what they did, which school they went, whats their favourite colours blah blah blah.. Basically absolutely useless information. Just get to the damn meat of the discussion. Don't need to know all that other information. Glad this host got straight into the discussion without wasting time asking useless questions
The guest was busy moving back to Pakistan so time was an issue for hun hence the introduction.
2:43 is the golden time to start these podcasts
Introduction tho diya thaa, what else you want to know the colour of his leggins?
Agreed
I watched your podcast for 1 hour and then paused it as I was waiting for you to talk about the root cause and dig the reason of migration. The problem is the uncertain future of Pakistan, bad law and order situation and injustice.
Don’t move from Pakistan or anywhere you are settled now.in Europe even Pakistani doctors are doing labor work
Bro I am a overseas Pakistani I earn almost 100usd everyday. I have iPhone 15 pro, latest AirPods, and a 2022 MacBook Pro. When I came to this country. I didn’t had anything. But if I could go back to the exact moment when I was leaving my country. I would have stayed there. Believe me it is not worth it anything that you see here. Plus, I am a Christian, so things were already hard for me in Pakistan, but I still love my country. And after my graduation I plan to go back with the grace of God
How to you earn 100 USD and still have such things ? Are you in debt ?
He got Everything in life and now he is lecturering
@@aveshdiamond6763 bro they are not expensive at all, everything is almost 1000, which is not much.
@@aliasad2475 I feel pity for you, if you think a iphone is everything in life, people you can rely upon are everything in life, people like your parents and siblings, try to spend as much time with them as you can.
@@aveshdiamond6763 I also own a 2018 model yamaha nmax bike, and I am not in debt at all, although I do pay a big amount of tuition fees. Because I study culinary arts with baking as minor track. Because my dream is to open a coffee shop.
Finally someone who doesn't let Amman bhai speak/interrupt
Ye to kamal hi ho gaya
Bahr sy aya tha na... Amaan bhai tu khaali dekh dekh k khush ho rhy thy... Interrupt krna yaad ni rha.. He was just hypnotized by his accent 😅
@@muhammadfarooq9237 haha that's not true but it is funny tho
@@Heatblast747 That's true bro watch his tone against Qaisar Ahmed Raja
He is so dissociated from the reality of life in Pakistan, and overly optimistic.
Same for those who think going overseas will save them
Task Mila hoa ha aj kal aesi videos he a rhi aur pakistan k halat dekhain fazool m maray jaty log aur reyny k kabil kesy
Loved his talk!!! Nobody talk about this . Such an eyeopening podcast and can relate to this 100% ..needed to hear from someone😊
Great to see Aman observing patience and allowing the guest to fully express their ideas 🎉
The issue with people who want to go aboard escape from the injustices of our society
That is 100% true.
I never find a single person who said he is leaving because of injustice its all about money man
@@native5647 well money is common world brother but in reality many people who are now leaving Pakistan say that there is no justice for us as for those who have have money in Pakistan are very happy because they can have everything that's why all of these who are going want to be rich
@@HassanAli-xl8kr you said the same thing like I said it's all about money
@@native5647 well yes may be but the point I am making one person whose is middle class like the men in show in start says one you go to London or migrate to any land you actually lower your self socially so if here I am doing teaching or any office job I would not be respected much because our society country sees everyone with different yard stick this is also injustice and for that he wants more money to be respected in his own family society I knew it personally men
I am 18 years old and will be moving to the UK in the upcoming semester to study Bachelor's in Computer Science (BCS) at Leeds Beckett University. I am a bright student and come from a middle class or relatively upper class joint family background. We are businessmen based here in Lahore. However, I am not interested in our family businesses nor do I feel connected to our culture. I dislike our education system as well. I aspire to be an independent individual in a country where I won't be judged by anyone from my family. I am prepared to face hardships and struggles in order to become one of the most financially successful individuals in Pakistan or of Pakistani background. My ultimate goal is to study abroad, work for multinational tech companies, and eventually establish my own tech company, which I aim to make the first legally recognized unicorn company in Pakistan. I am determined to make my dreams a reality and am passionate about achieving them.
I don't think that if someone is a bright prospect and is mentally clear about what they're going to do and how it's going to be achieved, they shouldn't be bothered by interviews of Gen-X uncles.
Just for the sake of clarity Aman bro is no "Gen X uncle". 😂
@@Bhatti_lahoriexactly and good skilled professionals and businesses are much better supported in U.K,U.SA according to world economic forum U.K and USA are among the top 10 countries as far as ease of doing business in concerned.
It may work for you and i wont disagree with your take on the whole immigration thing but let me tell you that the guest is right, its not for every body, Furthermore all the statements you have given reflect the mentality of an 18 year old who has yet to experience the reality of the world. Anyways, i wish and pray the nest for you in your journey. May Allah help you.
What uni you are starting your Bachelors in?
My friend went to UK as dependent as his wife was on student visa in 2016. He was earning about 4k a month doing 2 jobs (security and taxi) for 5 years and his wife was earning about 1.5k. He saved about 35k cash in those 5 years and owned a house. After getting passport he opened a carpentry shop (which he studied and trained there). He has now own business, own house, UK's nationality (wife and children too) he sent his family back to Pakistan and visit after every 3 months and earning alot. He always say the he planned all of this. You just need to work hard
Can you give me the name of his business. I am looking for a carpenter to make wooden furniture.
This is false account. Most likely a robot. You cannot earn 4 k a month with Taxi and Security?? You cannot earn 1,5 k a month white being a student. She can only work 20 hours per week. Even a degree educated person is not getting 1.5k a month lol.....
@@razamughal9095 😂😂😂. There probably isn't one. It's a made up story.
Im currently in Australia and do not agree with things talked in the podcast.
I believe that this guy belongs to a wealthy class in pakistan and considers western countries as place of hard work and Khuwaari. But here I feel opportunities are great and you get a better life style.
He is talking about U.K
Bro that's the thing for the sake of a better lifestyle and justice i Wana leave Pakistan
@@MTButt276 Australia is much worse than the UK.
@@jimbocho660 ok,thanks
@@jimbocho660ary tu ja ry .
100%agreed with every single abservation he made is right.
Your podcast was truly captivating, filled with insightful commentary and thought-provoking discussions. I found myself thoroughly engrossed in every episode, and your eloquent delivery truly brought the topics to life. Keep up the exceptional work, as your podcast continues to inspire and educate listeners like myself.
topic of 'stop migrating' was incredibly enlightening. Your thoughtful analysis and compelling arguments shed light on the importance of addressing migration issues. Your articulate delivery and well-researched content made it an engaging and informative listen. Thank you for tackling such a complex issue with clarity and depth. Looking forward to more insightful discussions from you.
Your exploration of the lifestyle in the United Kingdom was both informative and enjoyable. Your podcast provided a comprehensive look into the diverse facets of life in the UK, from cultural nuances to everyday experiences. Your articulate narration and attention to detail painted a vivid picture, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in the British lifestyle. Thank you for offering such valuable insights into a topic that resonates with so many. Looking forward to learning more from your future episodes.
As somebody who is 4th generation in the UK , I am looking to migrate to a muslim country . The UK is finished at various levels . From the top to the bottom .
pakistan is even more finished.
@AK-ff4gv absolutely disagree ,there are hundreds of British born expacts who are resigning in PK .
I can see myself there in 10 to 15 years' time!
@@islamicreminders3090come to Islamabad, live in DHA and be in contact with a local regarding what the posh areas are. You’ll easily be able to afford a house in a posh neighbourhood for a quarter of the price of house in the UK. For like 100k GBP you can get a really well designed house in DHA Islamabad, and setup an export based business. You lived in the UK so you must have contacts, leverage those contacts to export products, either setup your own factory or become a middleman. You’ll do really well here inshAllah, once you have money everywhere can be turned into heaven.
Well come to Pakistan if you're bussiness minded people's
@@islamicreminders3090not hundreds probably tens or hundreds of thousands. Zulfi bukhari (imran khan right hand man) is born in uk so r lots of others
We should spread this message widely ,thank you very much for explaining it so beautifully.
No offense but this the smartest podcast kung fu panda has done
Honestly, kungfu panda has nailed this one 😅
@@orderedtank yeah, surprising from him.
Kitny harami log is dunya mai
Kungfu😂😂
Who is kung fu panda?
And why is the person kung fu panda?
Na yaar buri baat ...aman bhai weight loss process mai chal rahy hain ... Unko encourage karyn...
I live in Sydney. I 100 percent relate with everything he said. Jo zindagi ek labor Pakistan main guzarte hain, bilkul wahi zindagi hum Sydney main guzarte hain. Once you arrive you have no way to go back to your country.
at 01:56:36, you talked about the distance between kids, and their parents after they move abroad.
I know a family, that guy had three kids, and all of them moved to a foreign country. Now both of those parents are alone in their Pakistani house in their 60s.
One of the kids who got his family outside too, he and his wife have never visited their parents in the last four years because of document and visa issues and they can't spend that kind of money just to visit their parents.
Amazing podcast very informative
In my opinion, the main barrier stopping migrants from reaching higher positions in management or securing better jobs is their inadequate education from Pakistan, lack of practical skills, and most importantly, a mismatch between their career goals and the degrees they pursue.
If our students have strong technical abilities, study subjects that align with their career goals, and keep up with what's happening in the job market, they'll have a better chance of finding well-paying opportunities. However, I agree that many people prioritize hard work over smart strategies, often trying to leave the country by investing money and working tirelessly, which leads to many challenges and no guarantee of success elsewhere.
For those planning to move abroad, my suggestion is to recognize that other countries are more advanced in many aspects of life. Therefore, it's essential not just to pursue education for the sake of it but also to build skills, knowledge, and the right mindset to achieve your desired status.
People wanting to go to foreign countries should seriously consider this person's advice.
I know for a fact he is a joke.
@jin-zd9ko you know him ?
Do not fall for such shit uncles
If he has so many problem, then this uncle should forfeit his uk nationality and move his job/ business to Pakistan and live the life of hell which we all enjoy everyday
@@jin-zd9ko bro what's the joke
@Demonhunter-mz9rk that in the west you can't make it better for yourself anymore. That is a straight face lie. Yes, life is tough in the West, but it is still better than pakistan life.
The reason is very simple Pakistani Society is Intolerance.
I’ve lived in the Britain for 12 years, moved when I was 17. I can understand where he’s coming from. Back in Pakistan now took me a while to settle in properly but alhamdulillah I’m back on track with my own business and agricultural land. Life is not as it seems in the UK it’s always the grass is greener the other side. The only positive thing that you cam take away from there as an advantage is the British passport as it opens travel corridors for you but other than that there is more money to be made in a developing country such as Pakistan in my opinion despite its shortcomings.
No matter what facts you throw, the ones that have made up their mind are not gonna change it. Duniya bhair chaal hai, this phenomenon is trending, and no one who is going to go will not go. Once they are there , they will realise.
He is not here to change someone's mind. Just showing the other side of the coin. Usne haath se pakar ker kisi ko nahin rokna, ya passport le k bhaag nahin jana.
Hes not losing any weight
at 01:20:24, you talked about plumbers, Yes many plumbers in Pakistan are getting so many orders that there is one carpenter that I have been calling for three weeks, but he has no time to come repair my furniture because he has a lot of orders to fulfill.
but look at his dress and living condition, u will find him always crying.
I think moving to west for higher education , some years of work experience & getting a strong passport is worthwhile . Staying there forever is debatable . Unless one is having a very strong faith & both partners follow good parenting , its quite risky living in the west for the new generation
Stay in the west forever. Why is it debatable? it is great to live with family anywhere in the world if you know how to grow family.
@@jin-zd9ko Absolutely
Staying in Pakistan is good no?
Where
It’s the 2nd worst country for children security
3 worst country for woman
no laws and regulations when it comes to children
Over 100 shitty media channels not a single content for children
Pakistan has a grey market for hash ( chars) in the kpk , Murrey brewery produces 10m bottles for liquor annually consumed locally , which adolescents and teenagers can get at their door step , can have access to cigarettes at every corner of the street with no rules or regulations
And west is very bad for children tauba
@@jin-zd9kololz like you are an expert of how to grow a family in the west
@native5647 Yes,I am an expert raising family in the west. I have lived in the US for the past 25 years. My whole family extended family and friends live in the UK, Canada, Germany. Some of my extended family are the third generation living in the USA.
Very sobering conversation
What a remarkably large number of Pakistanis will get wrong here is, who makes up the country? Were Germans, Canadians, the Brits, Americans etc. always prosperous?
Why are the prosperous now? Is it magic? No they worked hard, stayed and learned and made it happen.
Who's doing that for Pakistan? Everyone just wants the way selfish way out. Who will fix this mess? It's YOUR job!
This is the thing they didn't think for it
So you want me to work hard, start a business and in 20 years aseefa bhutto is gonna come along and nationalise my company. I refuse to be eaten by this scam of a country.
@@user-rt6jj8lj6g the question just isn't about you evading the Bhutto's or the Sharif's progeny. It's our willingness to let the country go to the dogs, let your fellow country men rot, let the dream of Pakistan die because 5 generations, and not one had the courage to stand up.
Americans are literally a migrant nation. First from the British, then Irish, Japanese, Italians and now Chinese, Indians and Pakistanis. Lol.
The reason why America is the biggest motherfucking economy of the world + the largest military complex is that it takes the worlds best and gives them a cut throat environment to thrive.
The difference between America and us is that it allows for whoever can solve the problem to become rich. Pakistan doesn’t.
The difference between America and European countries is that European power is primarily dependent on a historic imperial hegemony that helped them to sustain a powerful empire view and sustain their competitive advantages.
The missing context of this podcast was that it didn’t talk about the real people that leave. Those that go to LSE and end up as VPs of Goldman , HSBC etc at 28. The people that end up working at Meta or founding Motive as Pakistani Americans.
The context of the conversation should be different. To go abroad and take advantage of the opportunity these countries provide. To become millionaires and create impactful companies that take over the world.
@@user-rt6jj8lj6g The question isn't about evading the Bhutto's or the Sharif's progeny. In the larger scheme of things they are miniscule, immaterial, insignificant.
What you or anyone else pondering leaving now needs to realize is that you are willing to abandon your fellow countrymen, leave them to the dogs, let the dream of Pakistan die, let those who weren't born in privilege rot.
You and I will have to answer for the place we were born into. It's a difficult thing to admit.
We have a good 3 generations that have failed to standup. Because there's a pressure outlet of emigrating. No one wants to stay and fight for their rights, we have a chronic darpouk syndrome.
Those who are criticizing this guy saying that he has been to the UK and has enjoyed his life and all, bhai he is sharing things based on his experience not like someone who spent his whole life in Pakistan and telling us stories he has heard from some people.. have the patience to listen to him..
But why he is sharing experience of only 10,20% who dont settle in a new country. What about the rest 80% who work hard and are well settled? It might me the fact that only unsettled people complain about problems so their views are in the market or his own level is low, working on hourly jobs and talking to students who work in car wash, security and delivery jobs etc. He is unable to get the prospective of students whi get white collar jobs in their field of study
He is just bashing the immigrant. It is funny how Pakistani says, "Oversee Pakistani, our brother and sister, we love you, sends the money". What a Idiot he is moving in the west.
@@rummansaeed5277 It is now very hard to become well settled anywhere in the West. Those days are long gone.
@@jimbocho660 I dont agree. But younger bro did Msc from UK. Got internship, then got job in same company and now they have also offered him tier 2 visa. He is average student, not a merit holder. So its about focus and hardwork
He has only one way view , agreed with some of his views but not conclusions.
Having said that dude is a perfect “Villain Material” especially when he smiles.
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
UK has had economic ups and downs but the success ratio potential is quite better than most of the eastern countries. I have come to the UK in December 1997 and I believe it’s not just about the money, it’s about the quality life and fairness. Here in the UK you don’t need to worry about many things like the food you are getting. If you are a hard worker, you can make a good living and afford more things than you can in Pakistan and India. Yes, I understand it’s tough for Students and those who aren’t allowed to work.
Agreed. These Western countries are hard-working people. If you can work hard, you will be able to afford all luxuries .
Much needed sanity dose against the plethora zombie-tic attitude of leave your country and all will be merry gold and shine when you leave. Keep up the good work ! Live here and build the ideal country you want here, whatever your capacity be.
Don't forget Mr Saqib said, "come and see it for yourself." But he is trying to warn you that you will face difficulties. What he is saying is 100% factual. We live here, and we see people coming to the UK from Pakistan after spending their or their parents' hard-earned money, just to realize what Uncle mentions in the podcast.
Furthermore, for those who spend between 5 to 10 million PKR to come here with the mindset that they will earn this back and make much more are clearly lost in their head. Because if you don't have a mindset of establishing a business with that kind of money in Pakistan, then the UK is certainly not for you.
I came to Canada in 2021 and I have the same experience..😢😢😢😢 Every other person I know has similar experience...but people are stuck and cant move back home due to 30-40 yrs mortgages and lots of taxes
Rather than talking about this demotivational talk he should talk something constructive. He talks about to grow your business with the growth of your country but he doesn't know that the growth of Pakistan is in negative so the chances of growth of your new business are very rare.
Rather than saying about not coming to UK he should talk about how it he built the business of real estate, poultry shop and a restaurant. He should guide the new coming people how to establish, he should give business strategies in UK. Stop spreading the negativity.
Growth of Pakistan is not negative, it is very slow and once the issue of army intervention in civilian affairs is resolved the growth will be skyrocketed. This will happen only after slaves of Jews like UK and USA, who despite military might are scared of Islam, will stop interfering in Muslim countries affairs and mind their own business.
This is not demotivational - this is a brilliant talk with a guy who has first hand knowledge of migrants and their hardships in the West... Is it worth it? What are the pitfalls? What are the advantages? Is the degree worth it? What shit are they being taught?
Make him sit in front of a person who has struggled and now have a well settled life and has transformed not only his but his family’s life. Study well, get some skills be self aware and aware of the society then move and then have a convo with such uncles.
aap ki samajh se bohot ooper ki batain hain.
thats true 50 lakh se ghanta nai hota pakistan me
aap k paas jo 50 lakh hain, unn main se kuch laakh laga ker seekho. business seekhney se aata hai. or seekhney pe paisey lagtay hain. @@salmanbaloch673
Yes agreed , moving abroad is the best thing
West has manupilated our young generation very well, we can sell our religion for going to west, when only money is your whole life then your life is useless, that's the reason muslim are in worst condition
I was in UK from 2009 to 2012. It was a great experience, I always tell people that uk is not only a country but it is more than a university. I was dumb in pakistan spent 16 years in the education here but those years which I spent in UK was excellent snd those 3 years were awesome for my personal knowledge and I learnt how to face challenges and survive in the world. My family gave me 6000 gbp to study in UK, I earned a degree, worked there as a receptionist in a hotel near London Victoria. I will say 100 times to the young generation to go to UK and don't bother wasting your time in pakistan. I was not from elite class my schooling was 3rd class in pakistan but I can speak anywhere with anyone with lot of confidence. This person is misleading others and I found these kind of people when I was in UK they told me i must go back to pakistan why i come here there is no future in UK. These people are rubbish never listen to them.
Could u name university u have done graduation
Don't compare your student life with family life in the uk.family life very hard in uk you cannot fulfill your life need easily
Don't try even go there ..family life is very challenging here in UK...you came here to study and left...we are living on daily basis so that's different to what you have experienced
Is it better to get migrate in UK 🇬🇧
How much single person as employee can earn
I don't agree with you, things were different few years ago,but after Covid-19 life is extremely challenging here especially for new commers. Brother Saqib will not gain anything from this honest advice, actually his intention is to warn and save people from committing suicide. He is telling the truth based on facts and his experience .
Same everywhere.
UK can be extremely hard .
BUT if you are a hard worker and resilient you can make it ...EVENTUALLY.
Just like this guy .
He is absolutely on point about your Network. That will define your success, if u hang around working class you will be working class. If you change your network u can make it .
Only come to UK if you have some help here and are prepared to work very hard .
When u make it u can relax .
But I fully agree that there are more hard luck stories then success stories .
There was an article Written by Javeed ch on this topic and he named it
Chaudhrayan deh kami putter.He said that people who move to gulf are one who are actual deserving ones and having no other choice else than to leave their country. but on the contrary, people who are well off, they send their kids to uk and Europe and is less to do with their financial problems but it’s more to do with kids own desires.
I personally have zero mercy for certain kids who enforce their accomplish their personal desires
There is nothing wrong with being a taxi driver. I graduated with a PhD in mechanical engineering from the UK, i am a taxi driver by choice because it pays better. The tax system in the UK tax the hell out if you are an employee.
Nothing wrong with being a taxi drive but Taxi does not pay better than a PHD. In case of Taxi as well, if you are not earning cash in hand, your salary will be taxed. Taxi maybe pays better if you are in your first job. After 10 years, PHD could be earning twice compared to a taxi driver with the same effort. Taxi driver after 10 years will be earning will be the same that he/she was earning 10 years ago. In case of PHD, he would be earning much more.
Because the system does not allow second-class citizens decent job opportunities. You have accepted this fact and feel comfortable in your own circumstances
@@aymanali5491 and @waqasrehman8167 there is no such thing as second class citizen in West which is a wrong conception of anyone who has bachelors or PHD from Pakistan and to lazy to upgrade their qualification according to the western standard. Moreover, there is no tour tappa or getting cars or free fuel like in Pakistan people do. Moreover, salaries are according to job roles, responsibilities, and accountability which is quite stress full even white locals resign from high paying job.
@@waqasrahman8167 did you do your Phd online?
This means despite having a PhD degree you still have chaapri mindset.......dumb ass like you are a real asset for this system
Segregation of communities can be found every where. In New York Coney Island is called mini Pakistan while Jackson height is famous for Indian immigrants. Same is in London, UK.
Birds of a feather flock together
My brother went to UK a few months ago.while processing the mandatory documents for visa and other stuff in Pakistan, he struggled a lot just like everyone one does but you see even the simple things like getting a driving license becomes so mentally and physically tiring for you as they literally have nothing in order or organized enough to facilitate the people.even the easiest task in Pakistan is made difficult.life in your homeland ought to be relatively comfortabe .it shall not fuel your mind with negativity and hopelessness but then again my brother never had his life all figured out from beginning.he was not the brightest kid but you see 80 percent of people are just average,either make them extraordinary by taking great measures which is just impossible or just give them the basic rights and comfort which a citizen must have in order to stay in their country and actually develop love for it.
Thank you so much for changing my perspective ❤❤❤
Protect this man at all costs
I will protect him and give me 80 billion dollars 😂😂
Lolz
Protect him from what? Why don't you track him down and protect him. Idiot comment
Individually, it is great to move, but as family if you wanna build family it is worse
It is really nice to grow family anywhere in the world if you know how to grow family.
@jin-zd9ko lolz you don't know what you are talking about
After reading comments i remember the time when our beloved prime minister said
سکون صرف قبر میں ہے
This guy is giving the right advice .listen to him the guys who are dying to move out.
Those who have nothing to lose and are already in a state of financial difficulties if they get a chance they should must go and support their families but if they have enough capital to start and build a business in pakistan and support themselves and their families they must not go abroad..
Totally agree with you, it's the same here in the USA. We see many uneducated folks from Pakistan, India, and other countries facing similar struggles. Education really is the key. Whether it's a BS in CS, Engineering, Biology, or any other field, or even skilled trades, those qualifications can open doors to great financial opportunities. Sadly, without education or skills, it's incredibly tough for immigrants to break out of poverty. It's a stark reality that highlights the importance of education and skill development.
This has to be the best podcast ever !!!!
Moved to finland in 2017 and can 100% relate
Finland is far difficult unless you like cold, short days.... I feel for you !
@@syedfawaz6914 umersajid12
Why don’t you come back to Pakistan
Let me guess you are not coming back right
@@syedfawaz6914 what's ur ID?
Excellent podcast. Well done Mr. Saqib Rasool.
Tuition fees x 4 years = £40,000
Travel and visa = £6,000
Accommodation = £4,000/year = £16,000
Food etc = £10,000 for 4 years
Minus earning = £20,000 maximum
Net spend = £56,000
In rupees = 19,600,000
Almost 2 carore
Great analysis, plus if you ad necessary shopping of clothing, gifts, electronics, amusement outing & gatherings, internet and phone bills miscellaneous expenses the earned money straithly goes here.. ad £20,000 pound again
but after this 2 caroor, u will get the job of 15 lakh in pakistan or 5,000 $ in overseas. this money will be recovered within 2-3 years with interet.
@@jombali8891 15 lakh paki or £5000 UK starting salary, UK se phd degree lekr 10 saal experience laine waly ko bhi nhi milti jani konsi dunya mai ho. Mere kafi dost or relative degrees lekr ayen hain UK se for e.g a friend cyber security mai masters kr k aya hai... Is waqr contract base pr job kraha hai state bank mai for 1.20 lac basic... Ussy pehly internet company mai 80k le raha tha..
Keep in mind this life has a purpose which is given by Allah.Whatever you do whereever you go just keep this purpose in mind .
Best comment
You can make more money in business in pakistan than UK . Cost of living in uk is very , very high.
Before 1990 you could have one job in the family and that would be , usually the father worked, be enough but
now it is not enough because taxes are high wages are low. House prices high , everything is high here in UK .
Lots of poor people here as well .
such a great podcast , giving all the ins and outs of living abroad, may ALLAH bless him (ameen) true harsh realities
For bucks you go there but end up pocketless.
نبیِ اکرم نورِ مجسم(صلی اللہ علیہ والہ وسلم) نے فرمایا
میں ہر اس مسلمان سے بری الذمہ ہوں جو مشرکوں کے درمیان رہتا ہے“، لوگوں نے پوچھا: اللہ کے رسول! آخر کیوں؟ آپ نے فرمایا: ”(مسلمان کو کافروں سے اتنی دوری پر سکونت پذیر ہونا چاہیئے کہ) وہ دونوں ایک دوسرے (کے کھانا پکانے) کی آگ نہ دیکھ سکیں“ ۱؎۔ [سنن ترمذي/كتاب السير عن رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم/حدیث: 1604
Amaan what headphones do you use for a good experience ???
Middle-class people in Pakistan have it really easy. They just don't know it until they leave and see how hard it is to survive in the west. Pakistanis have to work 2x harder than they're used to.
Ese log he hote hain jo khud to UK main maze se rehte hain par apne relative ko kehta hai yahan kuch nhi rakha😂😂😊
😂😂😂 so true
Same here 20 years plus settled buy always say don't come to UK , یہاں کے حالات اچھے نہی ہیں ادھر ہی رہو
Please cut the video into chunks so that we can skip the portions that we do not want to watch. This is going to help your audience save time.
I don’t agree because you are quantifying success with money. What many people don’t realise is that people leave to increase their quality of life . Quality of life is abhorrent in Pakistan unless you are ultra rich. Whereas in the west even the cleaning lady that comes to your house will own a car, own a house etc etc. there is also a lot more empathy in people growing up in the west. Many people in Pakistan lack empathy because very little effort is put into the emotional regulation and social quotient . Every child wants to be a doctor in Pakistan but in the west your child can thrive as anything they want to be. I know people who have became sports players, artists … museum curators . Your children in Pakistan cannot thrive unless you make them a doctor or have enough capital to help them become successful businessmen. 50% of pakistans population is either depressed or suffering from undiagnosed BPD. And it’s the socalled elite class. Why ? What use is all that money you have accumulated living in Pakistan when you become mentally disturbed ?
Exactly bro you’re 100 percent right
How much do you get paid to spread such lies?
What quality of life??
Discipline yourself and your quality of life will be better no matter where you stay
BPD is a serious mental health disorder there are many such different disorders too but bpd is the worst
Bro so there are no mental issues in the western world. Please get yourself out of such delusions this is not the 70s or the 80s now the laws have tightened up.
Great friendly conversation
Very brave and straight
Totally agree with this guy!
How ?
@@jin-zd9ko listen again
@@istriver. I have listened and lived
Saqib said to Pakistani Youth to invest in business. I think he don't know how much bribery the youth have to pay to government to take this initiative
Abroad Mai taxes pay krna honge bohot zyada
Kaan Yahan se pakro ya Wahan se 🤷🤷
Bhi log try to understand this one very important and brutal fact...
“To make money you don't have and don't need, you risk what you do have and do need."
And that’s foolish. It is just plain foolish.
If you risk something that is important to you for something that is unimportant to you, it just does not make any sense.
There is no reason to risk what you have and need for what you don’t have and don’t need.
It’s one of those things that’s as obvious as it is overlooked.
I know where he's coming from. Discussed issues and philosophy are true to great extent.
Yes pakistan is Jaanat... No terrorism, No inflation, Punjab police is the best, Pak army is the best, ISI is the best, Our human rights are not violated. We can vote for our choice of leader and mandate wont be stolen. Our judges are the best and we get swift justice...
Yes, of course pakistan is Jaanat. People have so much money they have to burn it because they have no idea where to spend. Ever one happy, they have to fake cry.
Obviously this guy is talking rubbish. Why is he living in UK? He doesn't have balls to live in Pakistan because he won't survive one week in Pakistan.
Lol come to UK and you will see how tough life is they don't even like the Muslims your lucky your in Pakistan
Idk why everyone in the comment section criticizing this man. This guy is spitting bitter facts that are hard to swallow but they’re all true. All he is trying to say that it’s not worth it staying away from your family, destroying your mental health, and living the worst just to earn some pounds and dollars.
I know how hard it is! My mother has spent her whole life alone despite having a partner as my father worked in dubai since our childhood. We spent our whole life without having our father being around us. Now my brother has also moved to dubai and have been working there for 5 years. It’s never easy being away from your family. You don’t get to cherish the little moments. You have a family but you can’t spend time with them. My fiance has moved to UK with all the hopes of getting settled there. But he’s been struggling so badly to pay his fees and visa process stuff. He’s explained everything to me that this guy has told in this podcast. Most of what this guy has said is true to great extent. If my fiance’s parents knew what he went through, they would’ve immediately called him back. No parent would like their kid to suffer this much. But the society pressure on the boy who’s moved abroad is hard to bear. They keep suffering because they fear the society and the amount spent on them moving abroad put them under huge pressure. The pressure to the extent of never getting back to their home country. It’s like do or die situation for them.
Conclusion: it’s not worth it! No matter how hard you try to justify it but it doesn’t worth your family life, it doesn’t worth your mental health, it doesn’t worth all the sufferings you go through.
First of all, no person should have to leave their family or homeland. The issue is not about the UK or anywhere else. The real issue is that pakistan has intolerant society injustice, which cause all types of problems and no body want to fix that in pakistan. Then Pakistani accepts that the other country should take care of you. That is the reason I didn't like the guest. He is just bashing the immigrant. Then Pakistani says to overseas Pakistani please,please send the money.
Well said 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Addressed this current affair very openly with perfect approach.