I am glad you feel welcome in Canada. Victoria, Vancouver, and Toronto, have the highest housing costs in the country. Everyone complains about that! (too much foreign investment in real estate is the cause). You can save money if you move to a smaller city with more reasonable housing costs. Yes, we do need trades people of all sorts: engineers, plumbers, electricians, carpenters, and IT computer people. If you are young, healthy, and well trained you won't have a problem over here. I visited Ireland in 2016 -- too much rain, but otherwise a beautiful country.
Thank you so much for this. I found it very informative and really nice to watch. If you happen to have a friend who has experience of both Ireland and Australia I'd love to see a similar video comparing those two countries.
Hey guys i love your content and attitude. Just a quick advice Everlycece, if you want to get the best shots facing the sun you must make sure that the light is on your left/right side towrds your face, that way you will not have a problem with the light. In addition, if you feel the natural light is still too much you can use a lace curtain as a dimmer.
Dear miss , Canada is expensive try Dublin I'm Irish it's outrageous ! Love your content it was very informative thanks . I want a lot more people from different nations to live in Ireland you make us better .it's class when I see the world on my doorstep , hope that makes sense .
This is really informative ooo, I really like her personality ❤ Whenever I visit Canada, I will love to stay in that warm and classic area oo. The doctors deserve all they money get jare, after all the wahala to get the job. Nice video dear 😍
I had so much fun doing this with you Cece-and running around the house chasing the sun for a good spot to shoot 😄 Thanks for having me on your channel ❤️
I am Canadian. I really need to visit Ireland. My mother never got the chance. She told me, right before she died, that I have to go see Ireland. I really want to see the ilsle of man motorcycle race. Or the Grand prix race in Ireland. And I can drink beer all day. I am a gentleman.
Very nice video! Thank you! I would add that it is very very expensive to travel here, distances are huge, you can’t see an specialized doctor unless your family doctor refers you, and they will avoid it as much as they can! Canada is beautiful and an amazing country, no question, but just like any other country there are many Cons!
Very informative video,learnt something,I actually love both countries but I still have a dream to live in Canada some day😁u girls look good,Chi I love ur turtleneck😍
I'm so glad came across this video as a student radiographer looking to move to ireland, I would just like to ask did you work in Nigeria as a radiographer before relocating or did you study there? Thank you for a great informative video:)
Opened this and it turns out she's living in Victoria BC, I live there too. It's such a beautiful place, it gets a little overshadowed by Vancouver as that's a much bigger city and gets more of the immigrant draw. I'm an immigrant from the UK, the immigration system is pretty straightforward and many people would qualify for permanent residence.
@@des_AT hi destiny, I'm also from Manchester (Cheetham but slowly moved towards Failsworth), I got a work permit through the working holiday program and then applied for Canadian Experience Class. It's a pretty straight forward application. If you have the right education and experience then I'd recommend looking into the Federal Skilled Worker program through Express Entry
I have lived in Ireland ( from the UK) for over 20 years And am not planning or wanting to move.. Not Dublin or any large city. Always deep rural. These days faciliies are "portable" and even on a small offshore island we have excellent internet with a small local firm ( Westnet) These days facilities are portable, But of course if you are limited by where you can work that is a different challenge. Ireland has a great beauty, Not to be compared with any other place as comparisons are as they say "odious". But there are eg hospitals and schools etc everywhere and distances are small so you can live in a town and still reach the coast or mountains easily. NB the ocean is almost at my garden fence and at tehother side i can see Croagh Patrick..
The fact your country has left the EU, in the transition to new EU & True Citizen Act, all persons who have not been born in EU with both parents born in EU will be migrants. Denmark, Sweden and other EU States enact strict standards. Go raibh mhaith agat
The bad side of points-based immigration is rich countries are using poor countries to train their professionals for them and are then leaving the poor countries with fewer highly qualified people when it's those countries that need them the most. It's capitalist exploitation. Good for the rich countries and good for the lucky educated people from poor countries, but not good for the poor countries themselves.
Hello.am planning my higher study in canada or ireland.but am in trouble because am not able to get better choice regarding my studied subjects. Art and design is my bachelors.i worked as a product development executive 4 years in my country .please guide my to get and best choice. nationality Wise i am belongs to 🇱🇰 but now i am leaving in Italy.Thank you
Hello ,I have free visa entry with my passport to Ireland, Do I need to fill any form on immigration website.?And please what kind of documents I have to bring along to help me get Irish most important documents .fast .? Again aside marriage and giving birth ,How else can I get Irish citizenship?
Is that the EU Sector or non EU Sector ? In the transition to new EU with True Citizen Act, there will not be any migration for Safety & Security reasons. The monkeypox virus may also be a factor.
Great job, my country sister but you've not touch all the interesting part,like cost of living, housing,transport,groceries etc. Interested person may like to know the difference between Ireland and Canada. As well in terms of moving with your family which country between uppers more advantage. Regards.
I'm staying in Angola right now and I'm thinking of moving to Canada or Ireland with the Family. We have 2 kids and wanted to know what to expect, looking for work, Salary and Expenses comparison.... would appreciate your help.
@@hgdhhdvj377 Angola is a Country that is struggling with Basic things, like water, electricity, schooling and the Health system. I have lived in Namibia for 20 years and have experienced better life for my kids and believe that this countries have more to offer....
@@timgarrigan9575 really?! I have a friend in California that's making 100+ a year being an electrician. She lives and works in California though and I'm positive she's also in a union.
@@Steffsworld you for real a spark in Ireland wouldn't get 40k a year unless they are flat to the mat ! I find that hard to believe tbh. If it's true Cally here I come !
One of the things I love about Canada is the easy blend and mix of people from all nations. “What are you doing here?” 😂😂. That’s something I hear all the time from my friends telling me to move To Canada 😊. Good video 👍🏽
@@Everlycece I live in Victoria like your friend (from Manchester in the UK) and its really nice here, there are serious social issues like you said - the cost of housing and lack of mental health funding has left a large homeless population, it's honestly sad to see people end up that way. Hopefully there is a solution to alleviate the people into adequate living.
I remember one time my best friend asked me "what does ara mean?" I've used the word all my life, but I've no idea how to explain it to anyone. Did ye get the hang of the word ara while living here?
@@Everlycece Really. It's used very often. Like "ara it'll be grand", or "ara what are you on about". it sort of doesn't have a meaning and is just added in.
jrvthatsme "Aire" (pronounced Ara as you say or in some places Yerra) is a throw back to a word in the Irish language (Gaeilge or "Gaelic") meaning literally "care" or "attention" but figuratively it means "Look here" or "See". Sometimes people in Cork and Kerry might start a sentence with this as an emphasis. So instead of saying "It'll be grand" about a worry or fear, you say "Ara it'll be grand" meaning "Look! It'll be grand". The reason people don't know what it means is they have copied it from people who copied it from people who spoke Irish as their first language. Irish is my second language but was my father's first language so as a child I heard him use this expression in both Irish and English. Go raibh maith agat don físeán a cairde (thanks for the video friends) 😁
I want to do a masters in Journalism at Griffith College and hope to work as an international broadcast journalist afterwards but what are my chances from your Irish experience? I already have about 5 years experience working as a journalist in Nigeria. I think I speak well but will not having the original Irish accent be a challenge? Are there other roles behind the camera where I can fit in?
like any other country they just have a really odd accent that's extremely hard to understand for people not used to it I'm not mean I'm allowed to say this
I'm am Indian, I'm thinking of doing my Ms from Ireland. But I dont have any clue about how Irish people are i have been a huge fan of Ireland since i was a small kid. So, my main concern is that are Irish people racist, or more importantly what is the possibility of me getting racial abused in Ireland...?? I really want to immigrate to Ireland in future, it was always my dream. Please do reply.
Hi Leo...looking at the 2 replies you have here already shows you exactly how the Irish are with immigrants. Truthfully, most of us are fine with immigrants and how you settle here will depend on your own personality and resilience (it's difficult to uproot yourself and adapt to a very different culture). If these are positive, you should settle well. BUT...as you see, the second response also shows you that there are some very racist people in Ireland too. You may be subjected to some of this and must be prepared for it. It stems from a lack of understanding and from the fact that Ireland has only recently become a nation to receive immigrants. It is a relatively new phenomenon in our history. Go back 50 years or more and it was the Irish who were emigrating all around the world!!! Some Irish people are afraid of this change, are afraid of the changes it might bring to our culture etc in the future. Hostility often stems from fear and insecurity. If you understand this, it might help you deal with any hostility you might meet. Good luck with whatever decision you make :)
India & Ireland have similar History having been ruled by former EU state. The fact they have left the EU, it is now possible to create a new EU. Denmark, Sweden & other EU States enact strict standards for safety & security of its citizens to ensure they have priority. The True Citizen & Language Act will see the first official language of EU States being used.
@@HeathsHobbyLobby no it's not excuse you my brother is a welder never out of work what shite are you talking about? There are lots of welding jobs around more welding jobs if a person can do coded welding get your facts straight
@@romic12000 if you are a qualified welder you should be able to get a welding job my brother is a welder he is never out of work. If you can do coded welding which is an extra welding qualification you can get more work. There are only 9 coded welders in the republic of Ireland my brother is 1 of them
If you wanna save money, move to Alberta. I left BC cuz its too expensive. Now im edmonton alberta now where everything from housing to food is almost half the price of Vancouver. Love it here.
@@RishabhMazumdar not as cold as you think honestly started in November and we have been getting 13 degrees weather since the end of February, all the snow has melted already but not gonna lie it was -20 for 2 weeks
@@RishabhMazumdar Lmaaaaao 6-8 months? Are u crazy lool you think anyone would live there if it snowed for that longer? People from other parts of Canada exaggerate how bad Alberta is, any chance they get because they are jealous everyone is rich here and everything is so cheap. The longest it will ever snow for, on a bad year is 5 months. Maybe from October to mid March. Normally its November to March max. Always nice and super green by May, until October. Also, Edmonton and Calgary are the sunniest cities in Canada.
In the new EU for safety and security it will no longer be allowed. Denmark, Sweden and other EU States enact strict standards. The True Citizen and Language Act will ensure priority for EU Citizens, who have been born in EU with both parents born in EU.
It depends on your personal goal. Honestly, if it's your top priority to get a permanent residence card, I think Canada is better since they are welcoming lots of international students at the moment with an extension of work permit for 3 years after your 2 years of study. And the calculating process really boosts your chance of getting a PR as well. I got an MA's degree in Ireland last year, they did give us an extension to work but after that you need to have a sponsorship from companies to maintain your visa status and it's really hard to get one. Again, this is just my opinion and information that I can get.
@@quangdodungminh2492 you having a laugh? we educated the whole of Europe after the dark ages no one says thanks but u all know !! We Irish are the best educational people in this world end of
@@garyhutton2654 I didn't say anything about Ireland not being the best education system nor criticise the country nor the people? My point is that if the person looks at the perspective of an immigrant or an international student who wants to gain a permanent status, it would likely be better to choose Canada since they have a wide range of jobs there. Did that trigger you?
Canada is a huge country with 38 million people -- lots of opportunity. You can study at a Canadian university -- expensive, but worth it -- which would get you a good education and an easier time settling here permanently.
I have noticed Nigerian RUclipsrs On immigration issues really don’t do justice to detail. This is vis a vis Indian RUclipsrs. It will be nice if you assume the listener has very little idea of what you are talking about and break down steps and requirements and not give general answers. A little preparation may help. Thanks 🙏🏾
Everlycece since your friend is living outside of Ireland so do she has to fill form5 (CTZ5) to maintain her irish nationality and how much it costs Why don't you reply i have commented many times on your videos???
I’m sorry hon. I don’t think the form 5 request is mandatory. No my friend doesn’t fill a form to maintain her Irish nationality. To the best of my knowledge, you’re allowed to live outside ireland without having to fill any forms.
I am glad you feel welcome in Canada. Victoria, Vancouver, and Toronto, have the highest housing costs in the country. Everyone complains about that! (too much foreign investment in real estate is the cause). You can save money if you move to a smaller city with more reasonable housing costs. Yes, we do need trades people of all sorts: engineers, plumbers, electricians, carpenters, and IT computer people. If you are young, healthy, and well trained you won't have a problem over here. I visited Ireland in 2016 -- too much rain, but otherwise a beautiful country.
Thanks so much for bringing her to your channel. Super helpful!
Thank you so much for this. I found it very informative and really nice to watch.
If you happen to have a friend who has experience of both Ireland and Australia I'd love to see a similar video comparing those two countries.
Hey guys i love your content and attitude. Just a quick advice Everlycece, if you want to get the best shots facing the sun you must make sure that the light is on your left/right side towrds your face, that way you will not have a problem with the light.
In addition, if you feel the natural light is still too much you can use a lace curtain as a dimmer.
This was fun to watch as a Canadian thinking about working in Ireland 😂 🇨🇦🇮🇪
Don't it's terrible
@@adamdreelan9758 can you elaborate?
Did you end up going man?
Dear miss , Canada is expensive try Dublin I'm Irish it's outrageous ! Love your content it was very informative thanks . I want a lot more people from different nations to live in Ireland you make us better .it's class when I see the world on my doorstep , hope that makes sense .
Gary! U're the best!!
I am going there, Ireland my new home
@@jeddy4040 we are here to love ya ! Also Ukrainian's love all we want you all Irish is the new JFK
@@felipeabreu7488 I'm just human
What would renting a 1 bedroom place cost a guy in Dublin?
Wow this is a very nice video very educative and so empowering 🖤 good job ladies 👏🏾👏🏾♥️♥️
Faith Kitama 🙌🏾
This is really informative ooo, I really like her personality ❤
Whenever I visit Canada, I will love to stay in that warm and classic area oo.
The doctors deserve all they money get jare, after all the wahala to get the job.
Nice video dear 😍
I had so much fun doing this with you Cece-and running around the house chasing the sun for a good spot to shoot 😄
Thanks for having me on your channel ❤️
Zeezee at least now I can see your face whenever I miss u🙌🏾💋
Thanks so much for sharing your experience! I had fun watching you guys
@@Everlycece How do I find you on social media?? Considering Ireland/Canada for masters in medical radiography
justice johnbull everlycece on IG
hi i am planning to move to Canada as a nurse, how is easy is it to get licensed as a nurse and how long did it take u to get licensed.
Enjoyed that chat ladies. Surprised to hear its better paid here.
If Canada accommodation is more expensive, do you think there's any differences from housing/facilities?
Very funny the way you describe Mallow asking you daft questions 😂😂
I am Canadian. I really need to visit Ireland. My mother never got the chance. She told me, right before she died, that I have to go see Ireland. I really want to see the ilsle of man motorcycle race. Or the Grand prix race in Ireland. And I can drink beer all day. I am a gentleman.
With a name like Kelly you will fit right in do it
Yep ilsle of man is on the list for sure
And again!
Very nice video! Thank you! I would add that it is very very expensive to travel here, distances are huge, you can’t see an specialized doctor unless your family doctor refers you, and they will avoid it as much as they can! Canada is beautiful and an amazing country, no question, but just like any other country there are many Cons!
Very informative video,learnt something,I actually love both countries but I still have a dream to live in Canada some day😁u girls look good,Chi I love ur turtleneck😍
Get a good education, and come on over!
Canada’s not worth it. full of obnoxious snobs that’s why I’m leaving soon to Ireland lol
Loved the video, thank you!
Love your flawless skin Chi.
I'm so glad came across this video as a student radiographer looking to move to ireland, I would just like to ask did you work in Nigeria as a radiographer before relocating or did you study there? Thank you for a great informative video:)
Wow thank you. That was very informative
Watching after 4 years but still educative🎉
Seems like the weather is getting better in Ireland these last few yrs?...nice vid,an i did live nr Mallow,n loved it
You guys ginger me . . . like am loving radiography more.
Radiography student here.
I like more Canada than Ireland because canada is good weather, Canada is my favourite country ever
Super informative video! New subscriber 😃
Hi, I watch your videos too☺️
@@Everlycece awwww yayyy
Informative video..enjoyed it.
Chinwendu Anozie glad u did🤗
Opened this and it turns out she's living in Victoria BC, I live there too. It's such a beautiful place, it gets a little overshadowed by Vancouver as that's a much bigger city and gets more of the immigrant draw.
I'm an immigrant from the UK, the immigration system is pretty straightforward and many people would qualify for permanent residence.
Also from the uk Manchester and I'm trying to leave once covid is over. What visa did you apply for??
@@des_AT hi destiny, I'm also from Manchester (Cheetham but slowly moved towards Failsworth), I got a work permit through the working holiday program and then applied for Canadian Experience Class. It's a pretty straight forward application. If you have the right education and experience then I'd recommend looking into the Federal Skilled Worker program through Express Entry
Why did you leave uk for canada? Salaries better?
Hello! How is the healthcare system in Canada? Hope you're enjoying your time there.
@@Julina-yh6qs from the perspective of a patient or as an employee?
Best video ever!
Beautiful people with beautiful future
Hi please I want to ask is there any process to go through if you want to travel to Canada from Ireland for visiting and also from Canada to Ireland.
Loved The Video
Wow! If you are not a medical professional??? That is an eye opener! Oya kene.....lol
mam how is accounting industry in ireland ? is it worth doing masters of account in ireland ?
Love the video!! Good to hear a comparison between both countries. Maybe Canada is calling me... Who knows 😄
That amazing
Really interesting, I'm a student radiographer
Tq so much
the information was great but if you can make a summary or a comparison like excel. it will be great for a next opportunity
Beautiful souls ❤️.
I’ll moving to ireland sooon 🤓
THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION..
Very informative video do have any idea how much teachers are paid thanjs
I’m a radiographer. Moving to Dublin in a couple of weeks and Canada is really at the back of my mind...
Your videos are so cool. I’ve subscribed.
Waooow I'm a civil engineer will try Canada
you girls are very lucky. God is really on ur side
He’s on your side too.😊
Hi Im applying for coru now. Can u help ? Are they strict??
I have lived in Ireland ( from the UK) for over 20 years And am not planning or wanting to move.. Not Dublin or any large city. Always deep rural. These days faciliies are "portable" and even on a small offshore island we have excellent internet with a small local firm ( Westnet) These days facilities are portable, But of course if you are limited by where you can work that is a different challenge. Ireland has a great beauty, Not to be compared with any other place as comparisons are as they say "odious". But there are eg hospitals and schools etc everywhere and distances are small so you can live in a town and still reach the coast or mountains easily. NB the ocean is almost at my garden fence and at tehother side i can see Croagh Patrick..
The fact your country has left the EU, in the transition to new EU & True Citizen Act, all persons who have not been born in EU with both parents born in EU will be migrants. Denmark, Sweden and other EU States enact strict standards.
Go raibh mhaith agat
Thank you for the information. I can see that Ireland is better
The bad side of points-based immigration is rich countries are using poor countries to train their professionals for them and are then leaving the poor countries with fewer highly qualified people when it's those countries that need them the most. It's capitalist exploitation. Good for the rich countries and good for the lucky educated people from poor countries, but not good for the poor countries themselves.
It's no problem with Sun shine that is vitamin c.
Raja Rajab 🌞
Shout out from an irish radiographer here in cork !
Heyyy😊
Go do your radiographic in nigeria or in somalia. You will earn better what you're looking for.
people in both countries are very friendly to foreigners, I feel.
I’m from Tipperary Ireland love it here would never move but Canada is probably lovely 🇮🇪
Thanos Nice to meet ya 🤗
Everlycece Thanks great vid !
Hello.am planning my higher study in canada or ireland.but am in trouble because am not able to get better choice regarding my studied subjects. Art and design is my bachelors.i worked as a product development executive 4 years in my country .please guide my to get and best choice. nationality Wise i am belongs to 🇱🇰 but now i am leaving in Italy.Thank you
Hey, where did you end up going?
Ziggy, I'll be your Stardust
Hello ,I have free visa entry with my passport to Ireland, Do I need to fill any form on immigration website.?And please what kind of documents I have to bring along to help me get Irish most important documents .fast .? Again aside marriage and giving birth ,How else can I get Irish citizenship?
It's like Canada has had immigration longer, so immigrant communities would be better established there than in Ireland?
Is that the EU Sector or non EU Sector ?
In the transition to new EU with True Citizen Act, there will not be any migration for Safety & Security reasons.
The monkeypox virus may also be a factor.
Great job, my country sister but you've not touch all the interesting part,like cost of living, housing,transport,groceries etc. Interested person may like to know the difference between Ireland and Canada.
As well in terms of moving with your family which country between uppers more advantage. Regards.
Big differences between where you live in Canada vs where you live in Ireland -- hard to compare in a general sense.
I'm staying in Angola right now and I'm thinking of moving to Canada or Ireland with the Family. We have 2 kids and wanted to know what to expect, looking for work, Salary and Expenses comparison.... would appreciate your help.
Economic migrant?
And probably Canada get birthright citizenships for your more babies and sponge of their good system👍🏿
@@hgdhhdvj377 Angola is a Country that is struggling with Basic things, like water, electricity, schooling and the Health system. I have lived in Namibia for 20 years and have experienced better life for my kids and believe that this countries have more to offer....
Armando Sebastiao yes make a bogus claim that ure a refugee and get that candian passport
@@hgdhhdvj377 is it that easy?
The monies! 😂 This was really interesting and I love the compare and contrast of the two. Construction workers make a lot of money in the states too.
Ah, I'm an electrician in florida and we dont make much!
@@timgarrigan9575 really?! I have a friend in California that's making 100+ a year being an electrician. She lives and works in California though and I'm positive she's also in a union.
@@Steffsworld you for real a spark in Ireland wouldn't get 40k a year unless they are flat to the mat ! I find that hard to believe tbh. If it's true Cally here I come !
One of the things I love about Canada is the easy blend and mix of people from all nations. “What are you doing here?” 😂😂. That’s something I hear all the time from my friends telling me to move To Canada 😊. Good video 👍🏽
I’m sure it’s not all good as they portray it.
@@Everlycece I live in Victoria like your friend (from Manchester in the UK) and its really nice here, there are serious social issues like you said - the cost of housing and lack of mental health funding has left a large homeless population, it's honestly sad to see people end up that way. Hopefully there is a solution to alleviate the people into adequate living.
@@MattTheMatt1 hey fellow northerner , are you still in Victoria BC?
I like your hair Cece! 😍
Fleur Du Savoir oh thanks sweetie
I remember one time my best friend asked me "what does ara mean?" I've used the word all my life, but I've no idea how to explain it to anyone. Did ye get the hang of the word ara while living here?
jrvthatsme ara?never heard that one
@@Everlycece Really. It's used very often. Like "ara it'll be grand", or "ara what are you on about". it sort of doesn't have a meaning and is just added in.
jrvthatsme "Aire" (pronounced Ara as you say or in some places Yerra) is a throw back to a word in the Irish language (Gaeilge or "Gaelic") meaning literally "care" or "attention" but figuratively it means "Look here" or "See". Sometimes people in Cork and Kerry might start a sentence with this as an emphasis. So instead of saying "It'll be grand" about a worry or fear, you say "Ara it'll be grand" meaning "Look! It'll be grand". The reason people don't know what it means is they have copied it from people who copied it from people who spoke Irish as their first language. Irish is my second language but was my father's first language so as a child I heard him use this expression in both Irish and English. Go raibh maith agat don físeán a cairde (thanks for the video friends) 😁
This video is more Mallow v Canada...because dublin is quite different
What is so wonderful about Ireland 🇮🇪
Nothing really
I want to do a masters in Journalism at Griffith College and hope to work as an international broadcast journalist afterwards but what are my chances from your Irish experience? I already have about 5 years experience working as a journalist in Nigeria. I think I speak well but will not having the original Irish accent be a challenge? Are there other roles behind the camera where I can fit in?
Joseph Okoh I honestly wish I had a clue about journalism here but hopefully I’ll find someone who does
@@Everlycece Thanks. Anticipating
Is it difficult to work as a Radiographer in Ireland ? How do irish treat people from different country? Thank you
like any other country
they just have a really odd accent that's extremely hard to understand for people not used to it
I'm not mean I'm allowed to say this
Please as a Nigerian optometrist, after my CORU, can I move with my family immediately.
I live in Germany but I have visited Toronto several times and the city is damn so boring to me.
nelson osas oh well!That’s new knowledge to me🥳
Fuck you
@@muhammadasim6294 Go make some war or beat your woman a bit
@@muhammadasim6294 Come to eastern Germany we will welcome you very much
Because Germany is more progressing Than Canada
radiant
Victoria is by far the most expensive part of Canada
This is interesting
I'm am Indian, I'm thinking of doing my Ms from Ireland.
But I dont have any clue about how Irish people are i have been a huge fan of Ireland since i was a small kid.
So, my main concern is that are Irish people racist, or more importantly what is the possibility of me getting racial abused in Ireland...??
I really want to immigrate to Ireland in future, it was always my dream.
Please do reply.
Ireland welcomes people who want to contribute
Leo varadkar is ireland primeminister who is half indian
Hi Leo...looking at the 2 replies you have here already shows you exactly how the Irish are with immigrants. Truthfully, most of us are fine with immigrants and how you settle here will depend on your own personality and resilience (it's difficult to uproot yourself and adapt to a very different culture). If these are positive, you should settle well. BUT...as you see, the second response also shows you that there are some very racist people in Ireland too. You may be subjected to some of this and must be prepared for it. It stems from a lack of understanding and from the fact that Ireland has only recently become a nation to receive immigrants. It is a relatively new phenomenon in our history. Go back 50 years or more and it was the Irish who were emigrating all around the world!!! Some Irish people are afraid of this change, are afraid of the changes it might bring to our culture etc in the future. Hostility often stems from fear and insecurity. If you understand this, it might help you deal with any hostility you might meet. Good luck with whatever decision you make :)
Make sure my curry doesn't go cold when I get home 😂
Ireland is no racist but there are some people who might say something...but that happens everywhere
India & Ireland have similar History having been ruled by former EU state.
The fact they have left the EU, it is now possible to create a new EU.
Denmark, Sweden & other EU States enact strict standards for safety & security of its citizens to ensure they have priority. The True Citizen & Language Act will see the first official language of EU States being used.
I live in Drogheda
Favour Aghavbere I live in Tipperary love it here and would never move anywhere else but I would say Canada is great also Tralee is in Kerry
Please can I know more about Ireland, I'm a welder by professional
What would you like to know
I want to relocate in Ireland, I'm living in Italy now, so I want to know, how easy or hard to get my type of job over there?
@@romic12000 hard for a welder.
@@HeathsHobbyLobby no it's not excuse you my brother is a welder never out of work what shite are you talking about? There are lots of welding jobs around more welding jobs if a person can do coded welding get your facts straight
@@romic12000 if you are a qualified welder you should be able to get a welding job my brother is a welder he is never out of work. If you can do coded welding which is an extra welding qualification you can get more work. There are only 9 coded welders in the republic of Ireland my brother is 1 of them
You guys look too east African than West African.
May I ask which industries welcome foreigners most to engage in please?
I highly recommend the exotic dancing sector
Hi dude ask one question for
We are a righteous people
You ladies are beautiful
Ireland is surrounded by the Atlantic not the Pacific ..she says Pacific at 4.00
Oh thanks
If you wanna save money, move to Alberta. I left BC cuz its too expensive. Now im edmonton alberta now where everything from housing to food is almost half the price of Vancouver. Love it here.
How is the winter there😂😂
@@RishabhMazumdar not as cold as you think honestly started in November and we have been getting 13 degrees weather since the end of February, all the snow has melted already but not gonna lie it was -20 for 2 weeks
@@ibbzjoseph3841 what are you saying bro i have heard Calgary and Edmonton are some of the coldest cities in Canada it snows 6 to 8 months
@@RishabhMazumdar Lmaaaaao 6-8 months? Are u crazy lool you think anyone would live there if it snowed for that longer?
People from other parts of Canada exaggerate how bad Alberta is, any chance they get because they are jealous everyone is rich here and everything is so cheap. The longest it will ever snow for, on a bad year is 5 months. Maybe from October to mid March. Normally its November to March max. Always nice and super green by May, until October. Also, Edmonton and Calgary are the sunniest cities in Canada.
Irish and Nigerian, that is soo cool
Ayee😌😝
In the new EU for safety and security it will no longer be allowed. Denmark, Sweden and other EU States enact strict standards. The True Citizen and Language Act will ensure priority for EU Citizens, who have been born in EU with both parents born in EU.
Go to 8:40 directly the main point
Hey, can you please tell if a masters degree from Ireland would be recognized in Canada? And would help in getting jobs there?
If you have a master's like an MBA it's recognised Irish education is tops
It depends on your personal goal. Honestly, if it's your top priority to get a permanent residence card, I think Canada is better since they are welcoming lots of international students at the moment with an extension of work permit for 3 years after your 2 years of study. And the calculating process really boosts your chance of getting a PR as well. I got an MA's degree in Ireland last year, they did give us an extension to work but after that you need to have a sponsorship from companies to maintain your visa status and it's really hard to get one. Again, this is just my opinion and information that I can get.
@@quangdodungminh2492 you having a laugh? we educated the whole of Europe after the dark ages no one says thanks but u all know !! We Irish are the best educational people in this world end of
@@garyhutton2654 I didn't say anything about Ireland not being the best education system nor criticise the country nor the people? My point is that if the person looks at the perspective of an immigrant or an international student who wants to gain a permanent status, it would likely be better to choose Canada since they have a wide range of jobs there. Did that trigger you?
@@quangdodungminh2492 point taken I stand corrected 🇺🇸☘️
Everlycece which country is better to apply to Canada and Ireland???
Canada is a huge country with 38 million people -- lots of opportunity. You can study at a Canadian university -- expensive, but worth it -- which would get you a good education and an easier time settling here permanently.
The province of Quebec is the best place to live in Canada.
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The honey on the left is not so scary
You are just showing this your ring
I have noticed Nigerian RUclipsrs On immigration issues really don’t do justice to detail. This is vis a vis Indian RUclipsrs. It will be nice if you assume the listener has very little idea of what you are talking about and break down steps and requirements and not give general answers.
A little preparation may help.
Thanks 🙏🏾
Hey I'm Irish ☘
Look look there is a sun...
What you can't find in canada 😅
I hope you 2 honeys are keeping away from cops especially the 50% Irish honey
Everlycece since your friend is living outside of Ireland so do she has to fill form5 (CTZ5) to maintain her irish nationality and how much it costs
Why don't you reply i have commented many times on your videos???
I’m sorry hon. I don’t think the form 5 request is mandatory. No my friend doesn’t fill a form to maintain her Irish nationality. To the best of my knowledge, you’re allowed to live outside ireland without having to fill any forms.
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Park your bag move, Haha!! You're looking for money😂😂
This honey on the right looks extremely grumpy hell she would make the kids cry when they see her
Interesting. & Chi , your the most beautiful woman I've ever seen !
Blushing much ☺️
Good discussion but a bit of cross talking/interruption
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Na wa o. If no be say naija hard I no go ever wan leave am.