FREE weekly newsletter and join 17624+ community members, where I share actionable study abroad tips, job search advice, and high-quality industry insights: bit.ly/yudijnewsletter ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ultimate Linkedin Course (For JobSeekers): bit.ly/ytdesclinkedin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ultimate Course To Get Ready For Internships and USA: bit.ly/ultimatecoursetogetreadyforusa
The title is so misleading and even factually incorrect , he never had an approved green card in US, just an approved I140, but anything for a click-bait!
This is exactly why I don't bother subscribing to this guy's channel. He is doing good work overall, but still relies HEAVILY on clickbait. After watching a bunch of videos with similar titles, I completely lost respect to this guy.
Goutam With a smile and trying to look cool, this person makes out to be a "know it all" but in reality lacks real depth of knowledge on many issues, e.g. real estate investments. Give him 👍as he has the b**ls speaking with confidence.
approved I-140 is not Green Card. There are a million desis in US with approved I-140. Also approved I-140 only means you can renew your H1B. There are many instances where H1B has been rejected despite having an approved I-140.
Salary, varied opportunities and weather make US better than any other country. The biggest challenge is life long immigration processes for India born people. I came in 2005 and was very clear on settling in USA despite all challenges. I am so glad I did stick to my goals and planned it that way.
Title is misleading. Green card was not approved, just 140. Nobody will give up US green card and go to Canada, unless you are a fugitive or something! 😝 Like Ravish mentioned there are very few opportunities in Canada career wise, compared to US. I had my Canadian PR in 2005 which you could get within 6 months if you were in US. In the beginning of your career the difference in salary might not be much. But later on this difference adds up quite a bit. So I stayed in US... In fact if Ravish would have stayed he could have applied for 485 and received EAD last year. I would say if you are older then Canada makes more sense because you want stability. But if you are in your 20s coming for masters, then Stay in US
Totally agreed, Canada is not a land for highly educated or for those people who want progressive growth. Seen 1000s of talented researchers and engineers unemployed. Only Ontario and British Columbia are the provinces where you can find opportunities, and still it’s gonna be tough without Canadian education and experience. I regret moving Canada in my early 20s and in the end I had to move to U.S for my career growth.
Recently graduated in Chemistry Honors from one of the Top college of Delhi University (Hindu college).... Confused which country to choose Canada (my known live and cheap and PR 😃) or Australia (Expensive ,but like the environment but difficult to get PR🙃)
Would like to correct things here for Canada. Fresh out of college most of the jobs pay 60k base and 10k variable. 90% jobs start at 60k. Only top of the line companies start paying above 85-90k
WRONG Tittle : GC was not approved, only i-140 was approved. PS : This interview tells you all you need to know about H1-B/L1 visa Abuse since 2000s. These are the very reason why well deserved, well qualified Indians are still waiting for their GC
Those with the money and power will do what's best for their benefit. It's unfortunate but in the US and probably India the indirect corruption is so common and widespread that the average person typically has to suffer much abuse.
I've lived in Canada for 11 years now. I have done very well when I compare myself to anyone who moved here with me or even few years before me. But in all honesty, with the same amount of effort, I would have made me 10x more in US. Canada is laid back. It's calm and peaceful but it is because it has a socialist side. The government does not promote capitalism. Also, healthcare is not free. It's paid through taxes and a lot of your tax money is wasted. Go to the hospital once. I promise you, they will make you sit there for 6 hours before even asking you what has happened to you. The hospital staff works very hard but they just cannot help everyone. I'm considering moving to the US because I need to be around people that want to grow. Its very difficult to find people in Canada that are truly growth oriented. For anyone considering moving out of India, try to go to US. The benefit of getting your parents here is not a huge positive in my opinion. With the salaries, taxes and savings, your parents will have to go find work or you'll never be able to save anything in Canada.
P M Bull, you are doling out misinformation about Canada. A lot of Canadians have had stellar experiences about the health care system. In the USA, if you do not have insurance, you are up the creek and have to make difficult choices. Take for example one needs to have a delivery. In Canada it is free. In the USA it can run into the thousands. Astronomical prices for drugs in the USA, reasonable in Canada. Yea, move to the USA One less mouth to feed in Canada🤣
Thanks for making video. I am on h1b , every day is full of stress , feeling you can be thrown out of country if you loose job. Canada PR gives peace of mind
Very interesting video! Congratulations!! I'm a Bollywood and Kathak dancer from Spain living in India and I love to watch videos like yours! Keep going!! ✨
Thank you Yudi for making this happen and thank you Ravish for taking your time in doing this podcast with Yudi. This brought more info and different view of Canada for me. Really Appreciate it. Waiting for part 2.
I140 is not green card. All what it helps is to extend H1 without the 6 year limit. Salary difference and tax difference are huge between US and Canada. I know several Canadian citizens who take T1 and work in US for better opportunities. Promotion or salary increase doesn't need H1 amendment.
Same Story. My PERM took 7 Months. My I-140 was approved in 1 month. But I left that and came to Canada. I still have my priority date. The company can't cancel Your I-140 after 180 days
I am a BBA student, I want to study ms in USA in some field that has a combination of management and IT like Business Analytics or Masters in Information Systems but I read on many forums that preference is given to students from CS background for jobs. What is you suggestion? If not USA then I am thinking for MS in Finance in Canada. Also what do you think about getting my 3 year undergrad evaluated by WES and then directly applying for US Universities.
You guys nailed it. This conversation was really to the point and your guest explained it very nicely. I echo with him as Canadian. Keep doing the great work Yudi!
The best podcast. Covered so many aspects and queries which generally every student or professional has before moving Canada or USA. Thanks to both of you. ✌
Thanks @YUDIJ and @Ravish Vlogs! I would like to say one thing is that you guys are lighthouse for me who is aspire to work in us or canada, your's and Ravish PODCast help a lot get information.
I actually like this segment of your channel. Every time you have someone with different experience. Wonderful video.. great content.. A lot of experience shared.. Thank you for this one!!❤️❤️
Absolutely. You have such a variety of contents for all the segments in your channel. Your videos are very helpful and in some way I would say a source of motivation for all🙂.
Thank you for such a unique podcast and fresh perspectives on PR in Canada. We can literally get so much of valuable information through people who had diverse experiences. Really enjoyed every bit of it. #KSKH
"Approved" green card is incorrect information and I am not why this term was used. The person's Green Card was "applied" and not "approved". Approval can come only from USCIS and he was nowhere close to that . A person born in India with a 2012 PD can expect to wait ~50 years to get an "approval" on their green card.
Canada 🇨🇦 is the best country for international students. Peace of life, low fees, easy PR and always way go to USA 🇺🇸. Biggest Canadian Success is Elon Musk or Java Creator
Interview is excellent. It contain lots of info for the youngers who wish to shift to Canada or USA. I appreciate your hard work which keeps you moving! Best wishes to both of you for rest of the journey!
A quick senario: If someone is doing a fulltime job, gets a contract postion from one of the FAANG companies, and in the lottery the h1b petition from the contract postion gets picked up and not the current company. What should be done?
Yudi, this is a great video. You should also do one with someone who has moved to Australia from the US because of the GC backlog. That will also give a different perspective to audiences
Mr. Ravish and myself spent almost same time in USA, I came to Canada in 2000, my opinion is USA better for employment if you don't want to sponsor your parents.....and in USA you will get choice of weather, in Canada so many people suffering because of severe cold and snow for 6-7 months.....
Which country is best among usa canada Australia or singapore(including this bcz income tax is 5%) for someone who want better saving in indian currency.
This podcast was one of the best 👌 and I follow Ravish Vlogs and he is such a good story teller n he simplify his experience which he gained over the years... you both are awesome. ❤
@@kiruthikad8348 Hi kritika..Before I give my opinion, I'd like to clarify one thing that anything I say will be from my limited experience which I have after seeing my cousins,Uncle and a bunch of my friends who had moved out of India. The question which you asked doesn't have a straight answer. It depends on what you want in life and the way you want to live. *Case 1)* If you want to make money, have lavish lifestyle, you just want stick to your Job and you have no side hustles, You're comfortable to deal with the immigration hassle, and you're ready to move out of the US if the circumstances need you to. US will be ready to accept you with open arms. One thing for sure you'll never be able become a PR in your lifetime cuz you're indian born. *Case 2)* If you want to make decent money, have peace of mind, Freedom and flexibility in life, PR and citizenship asap, you're ready to work really hard for finding a decent job and you're comfortable with the cold weather,Canada is the way to go. With Added advantage of being a Canadian citizen you get a work permit to US which is way better than H1B. So you get best of both worlds in this case. You can move back to Canada after you think you're done with US. Wishing you all the luck. Hope it helps! Cheers!
@@kiruthikad8348 @kiruthika D Hi kritika..Before I give my opinion, I'd like to clarify one thing that anything I say will be from my limited experience which I have after seeing my cousins,Uncle and a bunch of my friends who had moved out of India. The question which you asked doesn't have a straight answer. It depends on what you want in life and the way you want to live. *Case 1)* If you want to make money, have lavish lifestyle, you just want stick to your Job and you have no side hustles, You're comfortable to deal with the immigration hassle, and you're ready to move out of the US if the circumstances need you to. US will be ready to accept you with open arms. One thing for sure you'll never be able become a PR in your lifetime cuz you're indian born. *Case 2)* If you want to make decent money, have peace of mind, Freedom and flexibility in life, PR and citizenship asap, you're ready to work really hard for finding a decent job and you're comfortable with the cold weather,Canada is the way to go. With Added advantage of being a Canadian citizen you get a work permit to US which is way better than H1B. So you get best of both worlds in this case. You can move back to Canada after you think you're done with US. Hope it helps! Cheers!
There is so much to gain from this video. For sure Yudi Bhau and Ravish bhaiya have explained it very well. Looking forward to more videos like these bhau ! ❤️
Ravish is fantastic ! He shared his analysis & experience clearly ! But Yudi not allowed to speak him on some questions. Title is also misleading. Best wishes !
Anyone going from working in India to the West, feels that his / her speed of working is way higher 😁 Soon one realises that we Indians are used to slogging 🙄
God bless you, but only one thing i want to tell you here is , please indian men you are smart and worked hard to reach this position, but please don’t marry less educated , innocent, ignorant indian girl, because when you bring her here , she cannot adjust to this society and get equal qualification like you or earn like you or compete like you and even may not do anything, then you will start criticizing , insulting ,shaming her then abuse starts , so smart men please get married some one of your same status and qualifications , who are also well settled like you and earn like you, even many american women also that qualities and they are independent too , only this kind of women can be good for you , even for your smart and challenging brain.
It is unfortunate to see how desperate people are to come to US and are read to take all grey routes to stay here. Deserving people have to bare the consequences by remaining in Green Card lines for decades. It is just unfortunate.
FREE weekly newsletter and join 17624+ community members, where I share actionable study abroad tips, job search advice, and high-quality industry insights: bit.ly/yudijnewsletter
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ultimate Linkedin Course (For JobSeekers): bit.ly/ytdesclinkedin
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ultimate Course To Get Ready For Internships and USA: bit.ly/ultimatecoursetogetreadyforusa
The title is so misleading and even factually incorrect , he never had an approved green card in US, just an approved I140, but anything for a click-bait!
This is exactly why I don't bother subscribing to this guy's channel. He is doing good work overall, but still relies HEAVILY on clickbait. After watching a bunch of videos with similar titles, I completely lost respect to this guy.
@@hottroddinn everyone does clickbait. He is doing great by providing value in others life.
@@sarthakmonga9107 there is no justification for clickbait
Goutam With a smile and trying to look cool, this person makes out to be a "know it all" but in reality lacks real depth of knowledge on many issues, e.g. real estate investments.
Give him 👍as he has the b**ls speaking with confidence.
Judi really seems desperate for view... Just dislike and report for misleading video.
approved I-140 is not Green Card. There are a million desis in US with approved I-140. Also approved I-140 only means you can renew your H1B. There are many instances where H1B has been rejected despite having an approved I-140.
Exactly.. title is completely misleading.. he NEVER left his "approved" green card!
Salary, varied opportunities and weather make US better than any other country. The biggest challenge is life long immigration processes for India born people.
I came in 2005 and was very clear on settling in USA despite all challenges. I am so glad I did stick to my goals and planned it that way.
Thanks Yudi for making this happen. You rock 🙏🙏
Big fan! ❤️🙏🏼
Ravish sir amazing collaboration
Nice to see you here with Yudi
Why only 1 hour
We would like to see series of this
Thank you 🙏
Ravish sir...what’s your LinkedIn?
❤️
Big fan Ravish bhai
Title is misleading. Green card was not approved, just 140. Nobody will give up US green card and go to Canada, unless you are a fugitive or something! 😝
Like Ravish mentioned there are very few opportunities in Canada career wise, compared to US. I had my Canadian PR in 2005 which you could get within 6 months if you were in US. In the beginning of your career the difference in salary might not be much. But later on this difference adds up quite a bit. So I stayed in US... In fact if Ravish would have stayed he could have applied for 485 and received EAD last year. I would say if you are older then Canada makes more sense because you want stability. But if you are in your 20s coming for masters, then Stay in US
Totally agreed, Canada is not a land for highly educated or for those people who want progressive growth. Seen 1000s of talented researchers and engineers unemployed. Only Ontario and British Columbia are the provinces where you can find opportunities, and still it’s gonna be tough without Canadian education and experience.
I regret moving Canada in my early 20s and in the end I had to move to U.S for my career growth.
@@adele_90 Bro what about Australia over Canada 🇨🇦
Recently graduated in Chemistry Honors from one of the Top college of Delhi University (Hindu college)....
Confused which country to choose Canada (my known live and cheap and PR 😃) or Australia (Expensive ,but like the environment but difficult to get PR🙃)
@@sushant3530 USA all the way... Go for the BEST :) There is a reason why green card takes longer!
@@financialninja3180 I cannot afford that much😅 that's why I am asking between Australia and Canada😁. Which to choose ??
Would like to correct things here for Canada. Fresh out of college most of the jobs pay 60k base and 10k variable. 90% jobs start at 60k. Only top of the line companies start paying above 85-90k
WRONG Tittle : GC was not approved, only i-140 was approved.
PS : This interview tells you all you need to know about H1-B/L1 visa Abuse since 2000s. These are the very reason why well deserved, well qualified Indians are still waiting for their GC
Those with the money and power will do what's best for their benefit. It's unfortunate but in the US and probably India the indirect corruption is so common and widespread that the average person typically has to suffer much abuse.
I've lived in Canada for 11 years now. I have done very well when I compare myself to anyone who moved here with me or even few years before me. But in all honesty, with the same amount of effort, I would have made me 10x more in US. Canada is laid back. It's calm and peaceful but it is because it has a socialist side. The government does not promote capitalism. Also, healthcare is not free. It's paid through taxes and a lot of your tax money is wasted. Go to the hospital once. I promise you, they will make you sit there for 6 hours before even asking you what has happened to you. The hospital staff works very hard but they just cannot help everyone. I'm considering moving to the US because I need to be around people that want to grow. Its very difficult to find people in Canada that are truly growth oriented. For anyone considering moving out of India, try to go to US. The benefit of getting your parents here is not a huge positive in my opinion. With the salaries, taxes and savings, your parents will have to go find work or you'll never be able to save anything in Canada.
P M Bull, you are doling out misinformation about Canada.
A lot of Canadians have had stellar experiences about the health care system. In the USA, if you do not have insurance, you are up the creek and have to make difficult choices. Take for example one needs to have a delivery. In Canada it is free. In the USA it can run into the thousands. Astronomical prices for drugs in the USA, reasonable in Canada.
Yea, move to the USA One less mouth to feed in Canada🤣
Thanks for making video. I am on h1b , every day is full of stress , feeling you can be thrown out of country if you loose job. Canada PR gives peace of mind
Can you interview Ph.D. graduates who later applied for a green card and/ or citizenship?
Ravish's energy and smile is contagious so much postivity and genuinety.
Should the title be I gave up my approved i140 rather than I gave up my approved green card. Is this a click bait? you just lost a subscriber man.
thank you! man it was a life changing vedio for me atleast !!! lots of love to both of u from my side!!
i faced this politics in my company in India.. thats why I left the job and moved to USA..
yes
As a Non Indi speaker.. I struggled to understand the whole conversation... Thanks a lot guys at least the english part helped me.
Very interesting video! Congratulations!! I'm a Bollywood and Kathak dancer from Spain living in India and I love to watch videos like yours! Keep going!! ✨
Thanks 🙏🏼
Thank you Yudi for making this happen and thank you Ravish for taking your time in doing this podcast with Yudi.
This brought more info and different view of Canada for me. Really Appreciate it.
Waiting for part 2.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@YudiJ Absolutely, every second of it.
I140 is not green card. All what it helps is to extend H1 without the 6 year limit. Salary difference and tax difference are huge between US and Canada. I know several Canadian citizens who take T1 and work in US for better opportunities.
Promotion or salary increase doesn't need H1 amendment.
Same Story. My PERM took 7 Months. My I-140 was approved in 1 month. But I left that and came to Canada. I still have my priority date. The company can't cancel Your I-140 after 180 days
I am a BBA student, I want to study ms in USA in some field that has a combination of management and IT like Business Analytics or Masters in Information Systems but I read on many forums that preference is given to students from CS background for jobs. What is you suggestion? If not USA then I am thinking for MS in Finance in Canada. Also what do you think about getting my 3 year undergrad evaluated by WES and then directly applying for US Universities.
Wow great collaboration
Yudi & Ravish sir together
Nice to see you both
Love you 💓💓💓🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Yessss
Ravish is extremely lucky. We started our EB 5 process and total it might take 8 to 9 years if everything goes well.
Yes! but for him it was in 2011, now everything is super delayed
Isnt EB5 for Indians current so why would it take 8-9years?
You guys nailed it. This conversation was really to the point and your guest explained it very nicely. I echo with him as Canadian. Keep doing the great work Yudi!
Very Informative. Loved watching it and the amount of information you get is amazing. Love these collabs. Thank you for doing this.
You are so welcome!
The best podcast. Covered so many aspects and queries which generally every student or professional has before moving Canada or USA.
Thanks to both of you. ✌
Great inspiring conversations between you both. Appreciated it!
Thanks @YUDIJ and @Ravish Vlogs!
I would like to say one thing is that you guys are lighthouse for me who is aspire to work in us or canada, your's and Ravish PODCast help a lot get information.
I was just watching Ravish's vlog and got this notification. Crazy.
Yayy
@@YudiJ haha
I actually like this segment of your channel. Every time you have someone with different experience. Wonderful video.. great content.. A lot of experience shared.. Thank you for this one!!❤️❤️
Thank you so much. Would you like me to keep doing such podcasts?
Absolutely. You have such a variety of contents for all the segments in your channel. Your videos are very helpful and in some way I would say a source of motivation for all🙂.
Thank you for such a unique podcast and fresh perspectives on PR in Canada. We can literally get so much of valuable information through people who had diverse experiences. Really enjoyed every bit of it.
#KSKH
Thank you for always being there!
@@YudiJ always be the biggest fan and follower 😊 light and shine ✨
What a video!!!!,kept me hooked up throughout.wonderful content,helped a lot.kudos to you and ravish😇🙌
Awesoem vdo!! Ravish is a insanely good storyteller..impressive..here from Ravish latest vdo...
Thanks for coming
Really really good bro..my first fav podcast...ravish is also just lit✌...just make more like these
Will do 🙏🏼❤️
"Approved" green card is incorrect information and I am not why this term was used. The person's Green Card was "applied" and not "approved". Approval can come only from USCIS and he was nowhere close to that . A person born in India with a 2012 PD can expect to wait ~50 years to get an "approval" on their green card.
Yup
@@YudiJ lol but then why you still have misleading title?
@@Rahmonic to gain views
Canada 🇨🇦 is the best country for international students. Peace of life, low fees, easy PR and always way go to USA 🇺🇸. Biggest Canadian Success is Elon Musk or Java Creator
I am in Canada for 33 years, I have no idea why I watched this video. But enjoyed it.
Interview is excellent. It contain lots of info for the youngers who wish to shift to Canada or USA. I appreciate your hard work which keeps you moving! Best wishes to both of you for rest of the journey!
wooh! this podcast was so good to see, very energetic guy
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of your best podcasts. Kudos.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Wow! Amazing vlog. This is one of my favourite vlog 👍
You really hit the real points in which most students have dilemmas mate!
greatly appreciate it bud
A quick senario: If someone is doing a fulltime job, gets a contract postion from one of the FAANG companies, and in the lottery the h1b petition from the contract postion gets picked up and not the current company. What should be done?
Great example of what a RUclips content should be like!
You're the best, Ravish Bhai!!! @ravishvlogs
Wow kaafi informative tha.❤️
Thank you 🙏🏼
Here i got it ❤
THANKYOU So much guys loved I really loved it
Thank you for loving it
I was Skeptical About this video........that it would be boring but i was so so wrong.............Epic Video power packed....loved it❤️
Best Video I Have Came Across In My RUclips Career💯👍🏻
If one is doing phd in neuroscience in usa what do you suggest what will be better usa or canada.
Ravish is an amazing personality. Thanks Yudi.
Thank you Ravish for sharing your experience and opinions.
@8:50 Thank you for saying this. Can someone please help me understand why this happens? How should I deal with it?
Any tips please!!! :(
Great collaboration 🔥
Thank you 👍🏻
Thank you 🙏🏼
I am following both of you from long time. This is the great collaboration.
Yudi, this is a great video. You should also do one with someone who has moved to Australia from the US because of the GC backlog. That will also give a different perspective to audiences
Mr. Ravish and myself spent almost same time in USA, I came to Canada in 2000, my opinion is USA better for employment if you don't want to sponsor your parents.....and in USA you will get choice of weather, in Canada so many people suffering because of severe cold and snow for 6-7 months.....
Yudi.... Iam planning to do ms in us at penn state univ.... Can u tell me ilets also required for that
No idea, look up their university page.
@@YudiJ thank you
I am planning to do IELTS can you throw some light on the benefits of it and my age is 40, so can I apply for Canadian Visa Jobs, and what are they?
Income tax rate is high in Canada, normally 75K salaried person working for 35K family Income holder, because they pay no tax if they have 2 kids....
Very interesting, informative vlog, Thanks Yudi and Ravish
Thanks alot Yudi. You always come up with an exciting content.
Glad to hear that
Which country is best among usa canada Australia or singapore(including this bcz income tax is 5%) for someone who want better saving in indian currency.
This podcast was one of the best 👌 and I follow Ravish Vlogs and he is such a good story teller n he simplify his experience which he gained over the years... you both are awesome. ❤
Undergrad in CS
Canada or USA
Tell Yudi Telll😗
Canada is the best bro
Cheap tooo
Long term goal kya hai?
I would say USA
US for sure. Canada is easy to settle down though, if that's your long term plan.
@@YudiJ long term goal is not settle hona
Long term gone is Paisa kamanaa
@@aryanarora9324 bruhhh 🤪😂
Can we find this podcast on Spotify or any other platform?
Now this my friend is called " VALUE "!!
tyu for this video 💕
The whole programme is very informative especially to the students to decide how to go about and decide between US and Canada....
As a canadian - I can honestly tell you, you made the wrong decision, speaking as someone who is trying to emigrate out of here. The US is much better
Really why?
Why so?
@Richard Chung When you're 45+ of age Canada makes sense... Until then US and some EU countries Should be the priority in my opinion...
@@kiruthikad8348 Hi kritika..Before I give my opinion, I'd like to clarify one thing that anything I say will be from my limited experience which I have after seeing my cousins,Uncle and a bunch of my friends who had moved out of India.
The question which you asked doesn't have a straight answer. It depends on what you want in life and the way you want to live.
*Case 1)* If you want to make money, have lavish lifestyle, you just want stick to your Job and you have no side hustles, You're comfortable to deal with the immigration hassle, and you're ready to move out of the US if the circumstances need you to. US will be ready to accept you with open arms. One thing for sure you'll never be able become a PR in your lifetime cuz you're indian born.
*Case 2)* If you want to make decent money, have peace of mind, Freedom and flexibility in life, PR and citizenship asap, you're ready to work really hard for finding a decent job and you're comfortable with the cold weather,Canada is the way to go.
With Added advantage of being a Canadian citizen you get a work permit to US which is way better than H1B. So you get best of both worlds in this case. You can move back to Canada after you think you're done with US. Wishing you all the luck.
Hope it helps!
Cheers!
@@kiruthikad8348 @kiruthika D Hi kritika..Before I give my opinion, I'd like to clarify one thing that anything I say will be from my limited experience which I have after seeing my cousins,Uncle and a bunch of my friends who had moved out of India.
The question which you asked doesn't have a straight answer. It depends on what you want in life and the way you want to live.
*Case 1)* If you want to make money, have lavish lifestyle, you just want stick to your Job and you have no side hustles, You're comfortable to deal with the immigration hassle, and you're ready to move out of the US if the circumstances need you to. US will be ready to accept you with open arms. One thing for sure you'll never be able become a PR in your lifetime cuz you're indian born.
*Case 2)* If you want to make decent money, have peace of mind, Freedom and flexibility in life, PR and citizenship asap, you're ready to work really hard for finding a decent job and you're comfortable with the cold weather,Canada is the way to go.
With Added advantage of being a Canadian citizen you get a work permit to US which is way better than H1B. So you get best of both worlds in this case. You can move back to Canada after you think you're done with US.
Hope it helps!
Cheers!
There is so much to gain from this video.
For sure Yudi Bhau and Ravish bhaiya have explained it very well.
Looking forward to more videos like these bhau !
❤️
Yoo brroo,keep it up. I'm with u ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks 🔥
Hi Yudi, loves ur videos, where does u do job and what is ur job profile
Check my LinkedIn
@@YudiJ got it, 👍
Awesome content. Big ups!
Loved it!
Ravish is fantastic ! He shared his analysis & experience clearly ! But Yudi not allowed to speak him on some questions. Title is also misleading. Best wishes !
You should be fortunate to even have a green card in the USA with all that's going on now.
How easy it is to get into US for JOB if one has done education from CANADA ??
I watched entire podcast and it was very nice.
Thank you Pritesh!!
Amazin!
Anyone going from working in India to the West, feels that his / her speed of working is way higher 😁
Soon one realises that we Indians are used to slogging 🙄
What a misleading title!! Approved i140 doesn't mean GC re paagal... Aur Kaun Pagal hoga jo US ke GC ko thukra ke Canada mein sadna pasand karega?
Bhai kya story hai sir ki. really man🔥
Hai na! Ekdum khatarnaak
@@YudiJ Ekdam bhai 🔥😀
it was such a great video
MS in Mechanical
US or Canada?
Please help me out
Hi same question
USA
long video...but lot of info & motivation, great work man
Approved permanent residency card (Green card)? Really? Where is it?
Calypso tool pe kaam kr rhe the bhai?
After watching this video
Jobs at India rocks
Your Video was really helpful. If possible make a segment PhD and Professor jobs, that would help me a lot.
My dear you don't need all this job stuffs you ought to just invest your money to gain much more than you thought?
+1••3••1••9••2••0••4••3••8••5••8
For more guidelines?
watched it completely ...amazing podcast
Good One!!!
thank you 🙏🏼
Loved thier energy!
Hello bro, you do a lot of informative video. Cheers to your hard work !
Thank you
Subscribed to both of your channel.😁❤️
Yay! Thank you!
God bless you, but only one thing i want to tell you here is , please indian men you are smart and worked hard to reach this position, but please don’t marry less educated , innocent, ignorant indian girl, because when you bring her here , she cannot adjust to this society and get equal qualification like you or earn like you or compete like you and even may not do anything, then you will start criticizing , insulting ,shaming her then abuse starts , so smart men please get married some one of your same status and qualifications , who are also well settled like you and earn like you, even many american women also that qualities and they are independent too , only this kind of women can be good for you , even for your smart and challenging brain.
We are really grateful that we are the memeber of Yudi squad.
Amazing podcast.
Love it.❤️🔥
🙌
It is unfortunate to see how desperate people are to come to US and are read to take all grey routes to stay here. Deserving people have to bare the consequences by remaining in Green Card lines for decades. It is just unfortunate.
How to easily get job in USA,UK and Canada?
Please tell(Indian Engineer)
Avg Cost of course and managing expenses
It's nice to hear first hand experience