PEOPLE ARE LEAVING CANADA | TOP 5 REASONS BAKIT SILA UMAALIS
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024
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Thanks for the honest and realistic portrayal of how is it to live in Canada. Living in Canada is not that bad really. Iba kasing pinoy pagdating dyan utang agad para makabili ng bahay kotse at mga gadget kahit wala pang career at odd jobs lang ang trabaho. Nagmigrate kami dyan 2010. Hirap din ako makahanap ng i. T. Jobs kahit 24 years n akong may experience sa pinas. Ang ginawa ko nagupgrade ako. Took all certification exams for i. T. After i passed microsoft and Comptia exams dami ko ng nakukuhang request for interview. Ako n talaga ang namili kung sinong company ang papasukan ko. In the end nagwork ako sa pinakamalaking courier company sa Canada. To cut the story short. Kung pupunta sa ibang bansa magsikap munang maginvest sa pgupgrade sa education and skills. Huwag munang unahin mga material n bagay. Aim for a career. Do not get contented doing survival or odd jobs. I retired early and decided to go back here in the philippines. As they say, it is more fun in the Philippines. Good luck sa mga nagbabakak pumunta sa Canada o sa ibang bansa.
Dreamed of US but failed. So Canada is okay, stereotype of living in a place with snow.😢
Salamat kabayan gusto k p nmn punta dyn s canada pero nawalan nko ganda heheh god bless
Thank you sa magandang advice po sir
@@josephinelagrosa8931 You're Welcome.
This helps a lot po. Salamat sa good advise sir
I read so many articles about living in Canada. The more I go deeper into nitty-gritty information the more I realize not to pursue going to Canada. I work here in the Philippines as an ordinary government employee and enjoy it so much. I have enough time with my family and my church activities. I am happy with my job here even though I will not earn a high salary, just enough to survive. I never noticed within a couple of years I will retire. I grow up here in the Philippines and I think I spend the rest of my life here in my beautiful country.
Wisest decision
It really depends kung saan feeling mo magiging masaya ang content ka. Same with me, I choose to stay here in the Philippines kahit maraming nag-eencourage sakin to work abroad. I cant imagine lang siguro na malalayo ako sa family ko and ma-miss even a single occasion with them. Sakto lang din ang income ko as a govt employee, I can pay my bills and nare-ward din ang sarili and nati-treat ang family once in a while. Kailangan lang din talaga may ipon kahit papano para may madudukot ka sa oras ng kagipitan and mas maganda kung may insurance ka. Nakapag-travel na rin ako sa HK and SG pero paglapag ng eroplano pabalik sa Pilipinas ay iba pa rin ung feeling kapag nasa sarili mong bansa ka. Absolutely ay masaya at kuntento na ako dito sa Plipinas.
Good decision! Contentment in life as much the will of God is more important.
It's really not bad at all. Just like any other place, you need to work to survive and make the most of the opportunities that are available. All else equal pwedeng sabihin na mas magulo sa Pilipinas at mas mahirap ang buhay. Pero hindi pwede ang tamad pag sa abroad, sa kahit anong bansa.
Sa totoo lng, i believe, working and living in abroad, is the last recourse or is a desperate move, kumbaga ito na ung kapit na sa patalim, pag ginawa mo na lahat at wala pa rin, ito na, abroad ka na. Pero kung may maayos ka nang kalagayan dto, as in , hindi ka nman nagugutom, hindi na yan malalagpasan ng pagaabroad
Gaya ng sabi ni bisdak, mamimiss mo ang Pilipinas, lalo tuwing winter, na nakaka- depress na panahong sobrang lamig at walang tutulong syo. Sabi nga there's no placce like home...
I was offered in Canada and Australia. And I still choose the Philippines. No regrets and I'm happy.
ok lang magtrabaho sa ibang bansa kung may magandang offer...para maka-ipon....pero pagkatapos ng mahabang panahon ng sakripisyo....balik Pinas na....iba pa rin talaga sa sariling bayan!!!!
Nasa stage ako mg choosing to go back home din. Haaaaay
Yep Agree 100% with you my Daughter is in the US she was asking me to move there with them but I said big NO! I don’t want to go back where it was masarap na buhay ko sa Pinas at Europe that’s it happy na ako kahit bumalik ako ng Pinas.
Good decision if you have money just stay in Philippines .
When I was younger, I always thought ang swerte ng mga OFW but later realized the people they leave in the Philippines were actually the lucky ones.
I worked my ass off nung nasa Vancouver pko..wla akong sinayang na panahon..nanny during the day, graveyard at 7pm-3am.. catering crew on the wk ends..para lng may extra kita to send back dito sa pinas..para may pambayd ng bills..para may pambili ng gustong bilhin.. but I left Canada almost 10yrs ago na.. I never miss Canada at all..na miss ko lng mga frens ko...wlang kasing sarap mabuhay dito sa pinas...Hindi biro magtrabaho sa ibang bansa...lalo mag isa ka lng...
Me too i love Phils
@@Shyragirl80simpre home mo..
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Knee Pain. I really appreciate your candidness. You are not a 'Bumbay', you are a Filipino at heart! I'm a Senior Filipino. I've visited relatives in Toronto. It's the cold weather I cannot live with. Para kang nakakulong sa loob ng bahay! Salamat for your love for the Filipino culture. Hindi ka Bumbay. Pilipino ka! Love you Knee Pain. :)
I agree, not just in Canada but in any other countries. Living and working abroad is not easy. You take all risk. Salute to all OFWs ❤
Tiis tayo sa Pinas
Kabayan
Vancouver is Awesome 30 years here
Pasub nman idol...
Correct!!
Masarap pa rin sa pinaa lalo na kung may sariling lupa at bahay sa probinsya
As an expat Canadian living in Cebu, PH, I will also add to your comments about the weather. The Philippines has a very consistent temperature. Canada, especially inland away from the oceans, can be bitterly cold in the winters as you said, but also scorching hot in summers, way hotter than most of the Philippines. I love the weather here in the Philippines 🙏
I miss the ocean in the philippines and the greenich pizza. Yung otap, bbq yung rice nasa coconut leaves, kalamay, so much more. Weird lang kasi we’re born in the philippines and dapat tayong pumunta sa canada para mag trabaho then balik sa pinas if gusto natin mag bakasyon . Weird lang kasi were alrdy born sa pinas pede tayo bakasyon anytime-anywhere kesyo wala talagang job opportunity dyan sa pinas.
@@noexcuses5524 ❤️
@@noexcuses5524 business is the key here in the Philippines. I am a call center agent initially I am planned to work abroad but change my mind when I realize that it is better to have businesses here in PH. My dream is to come back to the province to pursue agriculture business.
excellent choice, when you retire, settle in the Philippines and just collect your pension there.
@@valarmorghulis8139 . My friend, i agree with you. I am here in Canada, my next journey will be farming in my home country, the PH and share my faith . According to the scriptures : "man cannot live by bread alone but with every words that comes out of the mouth of God." God bless
salamat sa internet, nalalaman natin kung ano talaga ang meron sa ibang bansa like Canada and the U.S. I would rather tackle the heat and the rain here in the Philippines, wear sando, slippers and shorts , which you cannot do there. Now na realize ko kung gaano kaganda ang bayang Pilipinas!
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True I've been living in Europe,UK,France. These are great countries to live and to learn . But nowadays people are revolting with the prices of everything food ,shelter and education. Pero sabi nga tiis tiis lang kahit di makabakasyon o makapag enjoy enjoy. Maganda lang kapag nakatapos na mga anak natin may mahusay silang education. Pero kung single ka lang naman ,try nyo din ,iba siyempre ang experience. Pero ako happy na ako dito sa Europe ,naraming sasakyan di ko kailnagang manginig sa lamig habang nagmamaneho sa sobrang kapal na snow.😅
We can wear slippers here and shorts during summer dude. As for me, I love the cold here in Canada, would rather have that one than the prickling heat of the Philippines.
Your obviously not one of the millions starving poor in philippines.
@@VICTORIA-M-A this vlogger is cleRly new to the country and knows nothing about life in canada based on the factors he mentioned which are mostly lack of knowledge of the pinoy about their decision to go abroad
I'm also working abroad but just in the neighbor SEA nation, and what most of the Filipinos don't understand is how good the Philippine blue sky is, you will not see that blue sky anywhere else in most other countries, try to ask those Koreans living in the Philippines and that is one of the most reason they enjoyed. So overall love and enjoy living in the Philippines.
yes ! even korean famous celebs and vloggers post how beautiful the sky is in the Philippines... wow i always thought its the same sky anywhere in the world
Tama ka jan. Sa tingin ko nga mas mamamatay ka sa gutom sa canada kesa d2 sa pinas.
Nasa korea ako parang pareho lang diko pansin pagkakaiba
Agree 100% . I'm also an OFW. It's very important to have a well planned long term plan. The best pa rin an Phil. U just have to save for ur future enough to live a little above average life in the Phil.
same here. i love to return in Philippines enjoying the sunshine, blue sky, rice fields and simoy ng dagat. I live in pangasinan by the way. bery beautiful retiring place for me
kahit saan maraming challenges sa buhay. pero kung para sa pamilya lalong-lalo na sa mga anak mo lahat yan ay kayang-kaya mo. sa mga gusto mag Canada tuloy nyo lang yang plano nyo. iba-iba ang takbo buhay wag kayong ma-discourage gawin nyo na lang motivation ang Goal nyo sa buhay.
Para sa pamilya kayang kaya Yan
Agree
*_Parang Japan din pala. 5 years ako nagwork as factory worker sa Japan at the age of 21 from 2005 to 2010, pero nagtiis naman ako kahit Architecture graduate ako. And then umuwi na ko sa Pinas for good in 2010 para mapursue ko ang pagiging architect ko. As of now ok naman ang sweldo ko dito sa Pinas, wala nang plano magabroad._* 🙂
Kahit saan naman sa ibang country ganyan sa pilipinas Lang naman batugan 😂
Sana oll😅
Yun ang hindi sinasabi ng mga consultancy sa pag migrate sa Canada. Back to zero ka, need mo mag aral para ma upgrade mo skills mo. Ke doctor, nurse, engineer kapa dito sa Pinas, burado ang title mo dahil sa system of education nila. In short, lahat po tayo papasok don as tapos lang ng high school, so need talaga mag aral para ma upgrade ang salary and status, at matagal tagal po na panahon yan, kasi magtatrabaho ka tapos mag aaral. Kung nakakaraos ka nman sa Pinas, no need to go there, lalo di ka sanay ng menial jobs.
Eto ung gusto kong vlog real talk, true to life di kagaya ng iba pretending na everything is fine kahit in reality ibang iba ang buhay sa canada compare sa previous jobs nila sa pinas o mideast.
keept it coming sir indiano!
@@nilocanobas6611 done sir
You dont need vlog to understand that life is different elsewhere from your own country. Standards, seasons, foods, culture everything different.
Use your head.
Be aware, thinking that mmany people leave canada as this vlog mentions... is a false notion. Çheck it yourself, instead of believing personal opinion of any log
Agree. Realtalk 💯
Pasub din nman idol...done na ako sau...pls...
@@amorevirgil2849 pasub nman idol...pede?
I'm an international student here in Canada from the Philippines. It's definitely not easy here. Everything you said was on point!
@@aijinxx hi! I came here alone :)
Mukhang indian ka bakit ang galing mo magtagalog
40 hours? Below minimum wage?
Thats good pointing this out , kahit dito sa australia its the same situation
How to apply to be student there ? i want to study a course in there
It's good to see a realistic portrayal. Many of my extended family in Philippines do not believe me when I inform them we really are not rich here. A "large" amount of money simply changes hands - it comes in and goes right back out again, just to provide shelter, food and utilities, leaving little for transportation or recreation. And I am Canadian born with a decent job. Respect to people who are able to pick up and come here starting from scratch.
Binabalak ng asawa ko mg apply jan, kc nsa taiwan sya ngaun
Hi, eto nga talaga the realistic portrayal. My mom would tell stories about Canada kasi her kumare is living in Canada it’s all about the pleasures in life. And the mindset kapag nasa abroad ka mayaman ka.😅
Man kudos to this man, He can speak clear english and fluent din sa tagalog 😮 Hands up! Salamat sa effort bro keep it up. #Indianongbisdak #TheGOAT
I have been to Canada 5 years ago, just for vacation. My sisters live there for years already and I must say, Canada is not for me. Mas masaya parin sa Pilipinas. Pag nasa Pilipinas ka makakapunta ka kahit saan, kahit mag travel sa ibang bansa makakaya mo kapag sa Canada ka nakatira budgeted ka talaga dahil sa laki ng tax. Kung maganda na ang buhay mo dito sa Pilipinas, I suggest mag travel ka na lang.
Totoong totoo po. para saan pa ang Canada kung dito naman sa Pilipinas ay nakakaraos naman at sikap lang talaga kahit ba ang gobyerno natin ay hindi naman kagandahan, importante tyaga, sikap at tipid sa paghawak ng pera ay mas masaya naman kesa dumayo sa hindi naman natin nakasanayan na kapaligiran.....
that's true..😊
That's 100% true....Lalo na pag Ikaw ay 3rd class citizen
Guys opinion ko lang. Marami kasi dito mga comment nila ay mas mabuti ng mag stay sa pinas. Tama naman pero sakin nag iba pananaw ko nang naging citizen ako at nakapag trabaho ako sa course ko dito sa Canada. Mas maganda dito mga reasona bakit, unang una pollution. Walang usok mga sasakyan dito napakalinis, basic lifestyle dito ay katumbas na ng mga tao sa pinas na kumikita ng 150k and up PHP kung e base ko sya sa sitwasyon ko dito pero hindi 150k PHP sahod ko dito kundi mas malako pa tapos dalaw kami misis ko good earner din sya. Halos magagawa mo lahat gusto mo pag naabot mo na standard mo dito sa Canada. Kait sasakyan na 3 million pesos katumbas dyan sa pinas makukuha mo. Pero dumaan ako noon sa hirap kaya siguro mga tao dito sa comment section nasa STAGE pa sila ng dinaanan ko dito noon at hindi nila kinaya. Marami pa sana ako ma share pero hanggang dito nalang.
@@classicdufferin8739share ka pa po sa experience mo. Ilang taon bago ka naging citizen dyan?
kung medyo gipit ka sa pinas; ma aapreciate mo ang canada.....pero kung na kaka luwag ka sa pinas, medyo mag sisisi ka cguro lalo na kung di mo magamit ang course mo
True. Dito na ako matatapos na program ko haha. Hirap maPR .k
True ako gipit sa pinas kaya apprised ko yung canada pero kapag my pera ka pala mas masaya sa pinas no stress pero wala akong magawa pinanganak akong pobre kaya kayud kalabaw mona mahirap din mag invest sa pinas ng wala ka talaga sa pinas . Buhay mahirap
Spot on.
dats true ,.may dlwa ako kakilala tga sa amin at bodegera cla may kayang pmilya.,.ngstudent jn tpos hnd nakaya at hnd sanay s hirap kaya piniling umwi nlng
ay ayaw ko nalang pumunta don. richkid kasi ako
Karamihan sa vloggers puro magaganda sinasabi about migrating prticularly sa Canada. Thank you for being an eye opener. Not all that glitters is a diamond talaga. Lahat need paghirapan din. Kaya pala ung tito ko kahit anjan na mas lalo pa nagkuripot.
I don’t know why Filipino are too much expectation in Canada and America.Yung tita ko na mayaman na daming katulong sa pinas punta ng America ayun wala syang katulong don DIY at pinsan ko nag tour di siya invite tumuloy sa bahay nya kasi understood na nahihiya sya na DIY sya don syempre sino magluluto di sya e dati sa pinas 4 katulong.
Earning money in an extreme conditions will make you think to put more value with your earnings.
Baka bayad po siguro ng agency yun😅
Maganda ang video, totoo din sabi nya, but like what he said, depende lng talaga sa tao. Sa North America kase ganyan tlaga, pero mas okay naman ang security dito sa canada compared sa pinas and mga gamit, lahat ng gusto mo mabibili mo basta may work ka, and pantay2. Plus,hightech, etc... Mahirap talaga magsimula, like what he said, dapat may "plan" talaga. Depende lng din if gusto mo weather, ako gusto ko weather dito sa Canada kase mahilig ako sa malamig.
@@pedromax6878 omgosh, spoiled outlook and clearly non thinker... self centeredness attitude .... shame, shame on your values
If you're a practicing professional (whether an engineer, nurse, doctor, lawyer, cpa, dentist or teacher) here in the Philippines, kung masipag, maagap at matiyaga ka uunlad din ang buhay. I am a practicing civil engineer (now at age 68 still works as consultant) for the past 40 years. I was able to have my own house & lot at age 35. I was able to sent my 2 daughters in refutable university (UST) and they finished their respective courses and both are now professinals too. Wala nman naging problema sa financial basta magbudget lang kung ano ang kinikita. The trouble with some of Pinoys they opted to work abroad para yumaman or umunlad agad or at shortest time. Basta tiyaga lang ang live on your means at wala kabulastugan, success will come@
Yes I agree with you po. Kultura kasi po sa Pilipinas na palakihin ang mga anak na may mind set na magiging successful ka lamang kapag nag abroad. Sana po ang pinaghahandaan ay tamang kurso sa College at maging magaling sa trabaho sa Pilipinas para tumaas ang katayuan sa trabaho. Madami din po successful na nasa Pilipinas lamang.
Correct me if I’m wrong. “Magbudget lang” I think that’s one of the things that many Pinoys don’t do. 😅
It doesn't apply to everyone lol. Tingin mo mga nurse dito na cocompensate ng maayos? Alam mo ba ang sahod ng mga nurses sa private hospitals? Nasa 13k lang per month. Sa government naman 28k per month at suntok sa buwan ang salary raises or pag akyat sa ladder or promotion UNLESS may kapit ka sa loob kaya nag aabroad sila kasi kaya nila kumita as a nurse from 150-400k per month vs dito sa Pinas na walang asenso. Real talk yan.
@@mmmmmmmmmm710 lahat naman ng trabaho sa mas malalaking bansa ay mas mataas ang sweldo hindi lang nurses. Pati doctors, engr, carpenters laborers etc etc . Sa mga doctors na mataas na tingnan sa Pilipinas ang sweldo ay 5x more pa dapat ang kikitain sa ibang bansa. Not well compensated din sila dito kahit malaki tingnan. Ang sinasabi nya ay ang maalam mag budget. Not to live beyond means. Hindi din naman pwede umalis ng bansa 100% ng Filipino. Hindi din yan makatotohanan. Ang advise mag budget, mag trabaho ng maayos, magsikap ay mahusay na advice.
Agree ako dito. My niece is a CPA and monthly salary nya 60k na she's in her 20s. Matipid at hindi rin sya maluho. My nephew naman engineer in his 20s at 50k monthly salary. I guess tyaga lang talaga at magsipag.
We came to Canada in 2008 as immigrants and I can say that we're appreciative and grateful to live here. I'm a CPA back home and although I didn't upgrade anymore, I was able to get a well-paying job about a month after we landed and it's also in the field of Finance. My husband also got a good job as a maintenance technician. Our 2 children are now post-secondary graduates and have good jobs already. We all like living here for the following reasons: health care is free, driving and going around here is very easy as there's discipline in the road as when you're not a disciplined driver, it will cost your car insurance premium to go up if you have many violations or speeding tickets and yung "kotong" system is never heard here. Traffic is very light also. We've weighed everything and we can say the pros still outweigh the cons in living here compared to the Phils.
This kind of comment is what I'm looking for. It's true that living in Philippines is very convenient but the system really sucks and I don't see my kids going through all the struggles I had when I'm starting building my career. Most of the aspiring immigrants are thinking the future of their children, not just to simply live there, experience the snow nor have those fancy trick or treats. For me, Canada is much better place to live for my kids, and I don't care doing odd jobs for them.
Akala nila is a bed of roses pag sa Canada or wherever else in the world. Yong reason ng isang comment ng dahil sa traffic lang sa Pinas Kaya ayaw nya Doon.. napakababaw na rason.
@@jezzybanez2135 Everyone has the right to his own opinion and we can not force anybody to like or unlike a place where he wants to settle. It is a decision one has to decide and no other else can decide on his behalf unless one is not mentally able.
i am so happy for you! an aspiring CPA here wishing to go to Canada as well soon...
@@bellizz All the best to you then! I believe you'll make it too!
Comes down to overall comfort for me, lived here all my life (Vancouver) can't take the cold or the ridiculous costs of living here anymore. Will be headed for Manila soon, can't wait !
Welcome back home to the philippines 🇵🇭
Ahhh I see I am not the only one :P I'll head to the province if all else fails for me haha!
Mandala ka nang tamang budget kasi mahal ang Healthcare dito sa Pinas. MILLION ang usapan dito. Be healthy.
Welcome back po!
Vancouver has always been expensive just move to a cheaper part of canada im thinking
sabi ng mga foreigner na nagstay sa pilipinas mura raw ang bilihin. the only problem we the filipinos facing are bad government system at lack of job opportunity. pero in terms of real estate ay halos lahat ng pilipino ay may titulo. thank you for sharing the fact :)
mura dahil tubong lugaw pera nila pagdating sa pinas
Para sakin sa Australia na lang. Maganda ang weather para ka lang nasa Baguio. Mataas ang minimum wage $22/hr. Konti ang populasyon kaya maraming trabaho. Self sufficient sila sa gulay, meat and milk. Nag eexport ng mga minerals. Ang cost of living hindi ganun ka mahal. Mababait pa ang mga Aussie. Pag home sick ka Malapit sa Pinas kaya mura pamasahe pag umuwi. 😁
Been thinking about going there too po. As in AU and NZ talaga yung target.
Au rn ako dito. Sahod ko 50 per hr.
It's the same here in the States. Salamat for your honest vlog. Maraming nag romanticize ng pag aabroad without telling the whole truth. I gave my best friend the same reality check years ago when her husband was planning to move to Canada because marami silang kilala na nag migrate. I told her na di madali ang buhay sa abroad. I had to work weekends and have 2 jobs so I'm not able to be there for the kids all the time. She never worked a day in her life after graduating from college so sabi ko if they move she has to be ready to do odd jobs and leave the kids. Long story short, they opted to stay in Pinas and I think it's better. I hope more people will see this video. I'm sending her this one😊
Me and my wife will be in Canada next week for the May intake. Actually sinasabi ko sa wife ko dapat physically, emotionally and mentally ready kmi pag punta namin sa Canada. We are both excited and takot din at the same time. We are expecting the worst pero alam nyo naman tayong mga pinoy, laban lang lagi.
I always tell my friends who are also interested to move here in Sydney, make sure you don't forget your reasons for moving. Your reasons will make you stay kasi mahirap kalaban ang home-sickness. Tama ung sinabi mo dapat strong kayo sa lahat ng aspects and you have to be ready to start from scratch. I wish all the best sa bagong buhay nyo sa Canada. God bless!
Also be spiritually strong. Prayers will help you big time. I was like you before. Good luck.
Find a Church community and Filipino association baka makatulong sa pag adjust niyo sa bagong buhay at kultura. Tyaga lang at huwag makalimot sa Diyos. Madaming mababait na Canadian na handang ding tumulong sa kapwa. May the Lord be with you, as you face a new life, in Jesus Name 🙏
@@ThankYourselfNow thank you 🙏🏻 I wish you all the best as well
@@mahanaimshines4540 thank you for your words. Sarap sa feeling makakarinig ng ganitong payo galing sa ibang tao. Kasi we kept this, only us and our parents lang ang nkakaalam.
tama. actually di lang sa canada, ganyan din yung expectation ng mga professionals na gustong mag work sa japan. they expect na easy lang sa kanila na makapasok doon dahil professionals sila. they just don't expect na hindi ganoon ang case.
one thing na dapat nilang isipin pag mangingibang bansa sila is they should drop those "titles" at maging versatile.
The problemis with pinoys lacck of thinking and la k information ... not with the country they go to.
The problem is people back home don't realize that they are competing with people from other countries plus the locals for careers, just because they think that they have "titles" back home. Unfortunately, sa Pinas naging yabang na ang "titles" and the dynamics, the system and the culture here in Canada are so much different.
Life abroad is not easy as what people back home have been thinking, I can relate to all your stories and experienced, I have been living in the U.K. for over twenty years can’t wait for my retirement to come and get settle down back home.
Hurry up
Welcome back Sir upon ur retirement
Korek. Nandito rin ako sa UK malapit ng 30 yrs and will be retiring in approx 10 years time, but I don't think I can wait those years. I'm thinking to semi retire in the next 1 to 2 years and get my chances to live and start my life, bagung pamumuhay ventures sa Pinas before I'm too old to start it. This is kind of gamble really. I hate the winters, yung grey lahat, minus ang sunshine, naku, parang hilig mag hibernate. I only go out for work, days I don't work I prefer to stay in my home. That seemed to make me feel like dragging me speedily to old age, with diseases, parang I feel like 80 y.o. na ako pag winter na dito. Kung sprng na like now, maraming strong sunshine na, I feel happy at, parang ma energise talaga ako, and I feel that's life. Sa Pinas ordinario lang yun, people don't realise na ang lucky nila pa mey init ng araw. Problam lang 2 have two adult children na, indenpendent na sa akin, mag asawa ng isa and looking forward to their own families. S na isip ko kung babalik ako sa Pinas for good or for longer periods, e maliit lang ang time ng bonding ko sa mga anak ko at mga future grand kids. But I love to start life sa Pinas while I have the time, bagung pa mumuhay, bagung buhay.
Korek. Nandito rin ako sa UK malapit ng 30 yrs and will be retiring in approx 10 years time, but I don't think I can wait those years. I'm thinking to semi retire in the next 1 to 2 years and get my chances to live and start my life, bagung pamumuhay ventures sa Pinas before I'm too old to start it. This is kind of gamble really. I hate the winters, yung grey lahat, minus ang sunshine, naku, parang hilig mag hibernate. I only go out for work, days I don't work I prefer to stay in my home. That seemed to make me feel like dragging me speedily to old age, with diseases, parang I feel like 80 y.o. na ako pag winter na dito. Kung sprng na like now, maraming strong sunshine na, I feel happy at, parang ma energise talaga ako, and I feel that's life. Sa Pinas ordinario lang yun, people don't realise na ang lucky nila pa mey init ng araw. Problam lang 2 have two adult children na, indenpendent na sa akin, mag asawa ng isa and looking forward to their own families. S na isip ko kung babalik ako sa Pinas for good or for longer periods, e maliit lang ang time ng bonding ko sa mga anak ko at mga future grand kids. But I love to start life sa Pinas while I have the time, bagung pa mumuhay, bagung buhay.
Sabi nga nila, there's no place like home...
Nka stay dn ako sa Australia for 4yrs.. At msasabi kung mas mganda prin sa Pinas lalo na pg usapang Klima.. Yung tungkol nman sa dskarte, kung ma dskarte ka sa Pinas triplehin mo yan pg dating sa ibang bansa kasi hndi pwedeng pa petiks2 lang.. Tungkol sa pagkain, kung masipag ka sa pinas at may bakuran pwede kang mgtanim ng gulay.. Sa Australia lahat bilhin mo including the soil tas sympre usapang klima na nman😅.. Mas pipiliin ko pa tlga sa Pinas lalo na sa panahon ng pandemic mas na appreciate ko lalo ang buhay probinsya
I'm in Manitoba, winter is really long, very very long, we have below zero climate for almost five months. On point lahat yung sinasabi nya lahat dito....but then, this is Canada, it's a good country!
Anak ko International student ,kasama nya asawa at anak so far ok naman sila adjustment pa.. 8 years nag work anak ko dito sa Singapore (Embassy.).Be patient you will get what you wish for.
Super correct! Lived in US for 12 years, on my 5th year I petitioned for my parents. We all worked hard and saved. Lalo na ang parents ko. Sobra silang tipid, walang gala gala at di maluho. Kaya nakabili din sila ng bahay at kotse. Then magkasunod na din kami umuwi. Last year ako at family ko, then parents ko umuwi na din this month. Iba pa din life dito sa Pilipinas kahit na mas convenient ang life sa America mas masaya pa din dito.
Tama,marami ako kilala dinala boung pamilya jan sa Canada,pero pay check to pay check ang nangyayari sa kanila,d sila makaipon at makapagpundar ng bahay dito sa Pinas dahil lahat ng sahod nagagastos din nila jan..Pwede kung single ka o ikaw lang ang nasa Canada nakakapagpadala ka ng pera at nakakaipon kahit papaano sa Pinas..Dami lang kasing anjan puro pride, ipinapakita sosyal ang buhay nila,in reality hirap at gipit din sila..
Tama, pride at nahihiya sigurong umuwi at wala rin kasi siguradong babalikan na trabaho sa Pinas😢
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This is really true.Especially to professionals.I am a lawyer back home and already have a Certificate of Qualification and doing my PREP(CPLED) here in Canada but finding Articles here to be deemed as Student at Law is difficult plus there are a lot of fees to pay here before you could have your licence.
It’s a process po talaga. Kaya yan,laban lang po! Good luck 😁
I'm definitely sharing in hopes that more people find this really helpful and an eye-opener. Everyone should have 150% made up mind and have done extensive research before pursuing the challenges in a different country. Thank you for having honest content
Why you need vlog .... supposed to have com on sense
@@amorevirgil2849 lmao you created an account to troll, good for you. Find something better to do with your time because this is so sad. You keyboard warrior
@@amorevirgil2849 May iba kasing bagay na hindi agad nagegets kaya nakakatulong po ang vlog para sa iba.
@@bihapi the fckin topic is about canada.. not other options based on your situations and what you have....
Nakakatuwa ka magkwento pare at d same time very informative. continue featuring such content esp. re opportunities for us, ar least para sa mga anak ko in d future.
Honest and real talk straight to the point this is what really happening pretending they are ok but the taxes standard of living ended up with nothing
I completely agree with you on all of your insights! It is the same way in the United States. Most professionals in the Philippines moving overseas, have to take on studies in Canada and the United States in order to qualify for the licenses/certifications required for their former professions. Sometimes for many Filipinos, you may make less than you can afford if you are single. I know Filipinos who have two jobs just to be able to:
1) Pay for a room in someone's house or rent a studio apartment.
2) Pay for transportation/fuel (Before my friend had a car, she had to wait at the bus stop in the cold winters) and sometimes your workplace can be far from where you live.
3) Pay for utilities (In many places during the winter, you will need a heater to stay warm at home, and if it is electric, it just adds to your expenses).
4) Buy clothes for all 4 seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.
5) Go out to eat or drink with friends. It can be hard to keep up with some established Filipinos who are already settled in their professions. Still you should join the nearest Filipino clubs just so that you are less homesick, and they know that you are living in their city or town. Keep in touch with some people you get along with, and they may remember you during home celebrations during holidays, birthdays, etc. Always bring something for your host or hostess: You can ask them if you can bring dessert or a bottle of inexpensive wine.
6) Buy airline tickets for vacations to the Philippines every few years. Don't expect to be able to just go home every year. Your employer may only give you a week to two weeks of vacation and you have to remember the time difference because you lose a day flying. What may be a 10 day vacation is actually just 9 days. Bereavement leave can only be 2 or 3 days depending on the employer.
Oh, and pasalubong costs for the family in the PI! Yikes!
7) Sending money home to family in the PI is sometimes not possible if you are trying to establish yourself in your new country.
There's more but, this is all I can think of right now.
You stated the facts. You have to step back and must be willing to upgrade when you get here if you are yearning to have more comfortable life. It is not bad to settle with survival jobs, but you will struggle and more likely live pay check to pay check which is frustrating. It is hard to start all over again, but if you are resilient and optimistic, you will do well. Dapat lang talaga buo ang loob mo bago ka magmigrate sa Canada.
Exactly! I agree with everything you said. Dapat talaga buo ang loob.
Sounds like pinoys lack normal thinking
Whole family gusto migrate to Canada. So sad
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someone pls reply saan pu ba mas maayos at mas makaaga mka permanent residency sa canada or australia???
sa uae sana plano nmin kaso 30 years qualification
Great vlog! Very good points. Thank you for the effort.
Healthcare wise, I would still choose Canada. Don't get me wrong, the Philippines has excellent healthcare if you have the means (good insurance, lots of money), but imagine having none of that, and having a chronic illness (kidney failure, diabetes, cancer) or needing expensive procedures done (life saving surgery?). Maybe a prolonged ICU stay? Prolonged rehab?...Just a few things that came to mind.
I would rather pay my taxes and have peace of mind. If you have a full time job here you will get benefits from your company like prescription medications, etc.
My mom was hospitalized 7 years ago. 2 weeks ICU stay. Intubated. Expensive antibiotics, scans, medications etc. Bill= over 1m pesos.
Dad underwent heart surgery and aneurysm repair 6 years ago. 2 days ICU stay. 3 days regular room stay. Over 1m bill.
He got COVID 2 years ago. 500k pesos bill. 1 week in an isolation room. Not even ICU.
You guys get what I'm saying. You will lose your life savings on healthcare in the Philippines if you get sick, and again if you don't have great insurance/money saved.
My wife gave birth 3 years ago. High risk. 1:1 nursing + midwife in the hospital and OB on call. We paid 7 dollars for parking. Got a take home bag of goodies for our baby. 2 weeks HOME VISIT follow up with the midwife.
My aunt had a stroke, almost passed away. Over 1 week in the ICU then months of rehab. Again no extra cost, just parking. Everything paid thru everyone's taxes.
I will have a homeless patient in one room and a CEO of a company in the other. Everyone gets the same care.
Canada is not perfect. Heck for entertainment it's DECADES behind the Philippines. But it all depends on what is important to you and your family.
I don't want to burden my wife and child with hospital bills and the fear of losing our house when I get sick.
I beefed up my life insurance so when I pass away my family will at least have some financial freedom. I have long term disability insurance from work, so If I become disabled, I'll have some income replacement etc.
If I had a high paying job with good insurance in the Philippines, I would have stayed. But because this is my truth, I am staying in Canada. But definitely visiting the homeland for some R & R.
Sorry for the long comment. I had some time lol.
I agree with everything you said! Maraming salamat for sharing your story po! Ingat kayo 😁
@@indianongbisdak Thanks for the vlog bro. You are doing a great thing here. Keep it up! Let's go Raptors!
I would rather live heathy in the Philippines than get sick and avail free health care services in Canada! Well anyway, if you die, you die! 😆
No you don't get it. Ika nga prevention is better than cure. D ba mga pagkain jan genetically-modified? Youre trying to justify healthcare with bills payment. but missed the point in whats causing the sicknesses. unlike sa pinas hingi ka lang ng gulay sa kapitbahay mo, non-GMO pa. we have it all here what it takes to be healthy.. stubborn lang talaga mag exercise, less sun exposure dahil sa white color supremacy, proper diet, enough sleep, stress from marites, etc. Leaving the country when it needs most the expertise and help. Just accept that feeling of hopelessness and disgust before you set foot on the plane. Na-westernize kasi tayo masyado ng mga puti. Why not go to Africa or neighboring Asian countries? Parang nasa genes na talaga ang maging tuta ng mga puti.
@@sheeplepinoy2224 tell that to all those that got cancer or other lethal diseases that have no real cause. “prevention is better than cure” is only for the privileged.
Hey mate, appreciate this post. I worked in canada for about 6 months back in 2008, temp work sponsored ng company. After 6 months I went back home and considered working overseas. Moved here in AU, been here for 8 yrs now, and I agree 100% with your points. Everything is romanticized, but reality is your expenses are usually proportionate with your pay and you have to be smart with your earning and find ways to save. I think one thing tho na for me makes this all worth it is yung thought that when I retire or get sick I’m ok because of the government support and free health care system na hindi ko basta basta makukuha sa pinas. When I moved here in AU, like most people, I worked on industries na completely unrelated sa profession ko. And that’s ok, it just takes time, and now I am happily working on my field of profession. Tiis tiis lang, hard work pays usually.
I hate western countries for being not fair... if an engineer come here from US to work, he work as an engineer tingin natin mas magaling sila, kung basagan lang ng mukha hindi sila uubra sa Pinoy..... I met filipino engineer in US he worked in a factory, could not use his profession. Wasted years!!!!😛😛😛punta ka pa ng US tapos sa factory lang ang bagsak.
@@wilfredocortez8327 That's not too bad, actually. My brother-in-law is also ang engr but working here in Australia as a cleaner. Earns $AU2,200 per week since weekly pay kami dito. That's 80k pesos per week. Plus my sister (his wife) also works full-time din. He said he's not thinking of using his profession here na since nasa 40s na sya. Retire nalang sya kung 50yo na sya kasi malaki na na-save nila that time. Enjoyin nalang din ang mga naivest.
Australia over Canada any day. Way better weather. Closer to the Philippines too.
Agree kapatid...God Bless.
@@wilfredocortez8327 ang reason bakit po hnd magamit yung tinapos sa pinas jan sa western country is that hnd parehas ang curriculum nila sa atin.. kulang yung sa atin..kaya nga dapat pataasin ng government natin sa pinas ang antas ng edukasyon para par tayo sa ibang Bansa.
Mabuhay ka Brader! Napaka makatotohan ang mga sinabi mo, walang halong sugar-coating. Marami kasi pag sinabing CANADA ( sarap buhay agad ang nasa isip ) Hindi pala biro-biro ang buhay dyan. Saan ka man pag pray namin na laging nasa mabuting kalagayan ka at ang iyong pamilya. Indiyano ka man parang kaibigan na rin ang tingin ko sayo kasi hindi mo inililigaw ang mga tao sa huwad na pangarap. Stay strong and safe po
Now I know, maganda na ang work ko dto sa Philippines. Thank you Sir.
Thank you for the honest review, this will enlighten more people on how it really is living in Canada. My mom and my siblings are PR in Canada and the cost of living there is really too high. My mom needs to have 2-3 jobs just to sustain their living and my brother needs to work as a cashier rather than the profession he finished. He also needs to take a short course just to land a better job.
my cousin just took his life because of financial prblem there in canada. he was born in canada live there for almost 30 years but then we were all shock why did he commit suicide.
@@ms.pisces8262 o
Wow galing naman, being good both in Filipino English accent and fluent in tagalog..kala ko nung una pilipino..
the key is dont be choosey in kind of work, and be positive , patience is a virtue
Another closeminded boomer
10years akong OFW sa middle east, way back 2011 nagplan ako magpunta dyan at nag apply dito sa Pilipinas. Lahat ng sinabi mo yan ang mga bagay na kinonsider ko before...but thanks God kasi nag stay ako dito sa Pilipinas kasi worth it at nagkaruon pako ng business dito. Iba padin talaga dito sa Pilipinas, kahit dolyares pa kitain dyan ibang iba talaga dito.
As well as me for 35 yrs.here fromm Philippines l am well adjusted ,loved this place so much till l will be in my end.. not discouraging any body... ..l have good long plan in staying here fir good ..thanks Heaven of giving me lots of patience. understanding..God bless us all...
I think cost of living applies to all countries. Even in the Philippines, a decent salary is not enough to provide a decent lifestyle. Paycheck to paycheck is the norm. I think it all depends on perspectives too. Someone from the PH will hold this view that by moving to the US/Canada/Australia, they can own a big landed house, have cars, and live a laid back life. That makes these countries look bad then when they find out people there suffer from the same financial issues. If you'd ask me, I actually like Canada because even if the cost of living is high, it is certainly not Singapore level. What I earn here in SG can get me more in Canada. Of course, you mention the need for odd jobs but if you are accustomed to living a frugal lifestyle (which is considered normal here in Singapore), I think it is something manageable in the short run.
It is all in the perspective.
My gf ako n nandyan sa Calgary now since December 24. Stressed sya kc wala pa sya work until today, waiting sa work visa. She left her 12 year job as an assistan supervisor sa isang malaking company dito. Nanghawak sya sa promises ng mga tao n ksama nya ngayon dyan. All I can do is pray for her na maging successful sya, sapat na di masayang mga sacrifices nya.
saan dito sa calgary GF mo? dito kami sa Calgary baka makatulong kami sa GF mo. TEAM SOLIMAN VLOG pa follow tapos pm tyo doon.
Di sya pede maka work kasi wala pang work visa e . Patay sya . Kung mag work sya pede sya e deport sa pinas kasi lumabag sya ng batas sa canada.
Tell your GF to find someone who can sponsor her for work permit. Tourists that have temp residency visa are allowed to work till Dec 2023. As long as naka file application she is allowed to stay. Baka si Kabayan Team Soliman makatulong sa kanya.
Risk niya is to take under the table jobs like cleaning or nanny.
Nalilito ako...dba work permit or visa issued prior to coming in a country? Tourist ba sya sa Canada at nagbabasakaling makahanap ng legit work?
Im a student here with my family. madaming challenges na hindi nabbanggit ng ilang vloggers about Canada. pero tama ka, walang madaling buhay. Shoot na shoot ang mga nabangggit mo kabayan. mahirap pero dapat buo ang loob. pagisipan mabuti ang long term plan. salamat sa honest at realistic opinion mo.
Canada feels like a perfect place for me to start a new life. I want to live alone and in peace.
If thats what you think, then go for it! 😁
right especially for introverts like me I can live even in a boring place😂
Naligaw lang ako dto...
Ang galing at linaw nyo po mg explain, at yung tunay talaga ng sinasabi nyo..
Malaking tulong po ito sa mga nagbabalak mag-CANADA
Very true, but life in Canada is much better, safer and a more decent place to live, you just have to control your finances. One thing about I like in Canada is the health care and education system.
Anong safer ang daming jan addict at my basag kotse narin dahil daming addict
nung nag migrate ako sa canada nung 2005 around 32m ang population ng canada......every year ang daming nag mmigrate sa canada pero now 39m+ pa lang ang population, kse nga ang dami umaalis kaya di masyado tumataas ang population kahit madami pumapasok
And that is why, tanggap parin sila ng tanggap ng mga tao dito sa Canada. Kasi there are still a lot of areas na kulang na kulang ang population.
Thank you for this video! Half of the year here is feeling winter/ winter walang fall or spring, coming from someone who lives here in Winnipeg. Napaka challenging nang weather dito sa Canada, kaya minsan mag ko-cause sya talaga ng winter blues or worst depression, but if you are someone who have children and hindi picky sa trabaho you will strive. Just be VERY smart with your money and make plans wag lang gastos nang gastos kase nasa CANADA kana.
Tama sinabi mo kung hinde ka mapili makakakita ka ng trabaho kahit cook sa Hotel malaki bayad per Hour ito. malapit sa Amin bahay naka bibili ng bahay cook lang trabaho basta mahusay ka mag buget ng salary mo at kung gusto mo naman mataas na positions magaral ka dito kahit college graduate ka sa Philippines iba ang nagaral dito mas mataas bigay nila nagaral dito .Sister ko na tanggap consultant nag started ng $100,000 a year madali naka ipon nag invest sa share of stock mapera na siya at dalawa bahay para ka nasa 5 star hotel at bumili ng condominium sa BGC gusto niya dito retired na siya vacation 4 month para daw nasa America ka . sanay na ako dito sa America dumating ako 1971 dito halos dito na ako tumanda old timer na ok buhay ko dito retired na ako may pension at malaki nakuha ko sa government job ko retirement annuity ito ang pinaka maganda employees benefit sa lahat nagtrabaho ako din sa Banko but the best talaga Government employees benefit
May mga kaopisina akong nagpunta ng Canada, okey naman sila, thanks for sharing sir.
Hello from a Pinoy immigrant in the Land down under! 🇦🇺
Great video! Audio is crisp despite filming in outside snowy environment. 👍
I just heard from my mom that my cousin is coming home to Philippines with her husband and kids after staying years in Canada. I was shocked. I asked my mom why, she said it’s way too expensive living there nowadays 😢
actually you need at least 11M to 12M pesos a year to live in Canada. Thank you!
@@DynamteKid316 Depends How you manage your money.
@@Andr3y143 well said & spot on! I agree with you on that Sir! 🙂
I am sad to see the sad face emoji in your comment. It gives the impression that it's terrible to reside in the Philippines.
@@LouisianaGatorGirl the sad face emoji is because of the high living cost in Canada 🇨🇦 that's why their coming to the Philippines 🇵🇭 Thank you!
Even growing up here, its difficult with the current economy. I would say i have a good job, and i save, but not much. Most my paychque goes to bills and my mortgage. But the standard of living is still good. Maraming salamat sa video ! Hindi lagi madali ang buhay dito!
No regrets immigrating to Canada. The best decision my husband and I ever made.
Galing! I’m living here in Japan for almost a year na and I am really struggling during the winter especially nung nag fall yung snow dito sa lugar ko which is rarely snowing talaga during winter, eh papano pag sa nandyan akosa place mo! You’re speaking for every foreigner living in a foreign land I think. It’s really hard. Thanks man! I suddenly hit subscribe! Deym!
So far, this is an amazing reaction about the issue. Hopefully ma grant yung application namin... looking forward to be there if all things go well.
Maraming salamat and good luck po sa application nyo! 😁
I came across this video and your channel quite by accident but enjoyed the video very much having been born and raised in Canada. What you say is spot on. I didn't guess by your appearance (mustache and beard) that you are Filipino until I heard the Tagalog. I smiled a little extra with you doing the video there in the snow while I'm here in the heat of our new home in the beautiful city of San Fernando (Pampanga). My wife and I left Canada (Vancouver) for the more retirement friendly lifestyle of the Philippines last October, and I love this city so much. I don't really ever want to go back to Canada other than visits with family back there. It's not the country I grew up loving any more and has been totally destroyed by politicians both Federal and Provincial. There are a lot of people leaving and it's not just the people who migrated there recently.
I believe many would still take those risks... Dito sa Pinas, mataas narin ang cost of living compared to your income but the issue is, unlike Canada,
You can't get 2-3 jobs in the Philippines kasi opportunities are very, very "RARE"
For many Pinoys who are mostly college undergrad, they would take those risks.
Yun na nga eh. I agree with you po
Pag college undergrad sa Pinas medyo malabo mà PR kahit pa naging international student dito. Pero kung ako sa kanila masarap ang b😮hay sa Pilipinas kung may stable ng Trabaho duon sa isang stable at malaking company like me before.
@@josephinealquinto8809 Malabo parin maka PR sa Canada? Bakit?
@@lukeallan6486 dahil sa point-system nla.. meron kcng points ang bachelor’s degree..
@@josephinealquinto8809 mas ok if kukuha ng work as Virtual assistant sa ibang bansa tas sa pinas ka nakatira..
Ang ganda ng content ni Sir, very informative at real talk lang. Dami ko narealize and somehow diminishes my fantasy of living in Canada. pero ang nagmarka sa akin yung muntik siyang madulas...that "word" is so Filipino and relatable. Natawa talaga ako while preparing my powerpoint. hahahhaha!! Good job, Sir!
Thank you for being straight in your Point of View, this will clarify all those questions and doubts in regard to the cost of living...Mabuhay Ka, Kabayan!!!
Dont you see, this vlogger portrays pinoys as unable thinkers
I agree, for your honest and realistic portrayal of how is it to live in Canada. It's definitely not easy there. Everything you said was on point!🙏
Some people think being in another country is all roses. It is WORK. You need to work a lot to survive the rising costs of living. You have to start from the bottom and build yourself up to get to the level you previously were in or want to be. It takes a number of years of patience and perseverance.
Thanks for portraying the reality❤
Ps; maski saan, kung may tiaga may nilaga. Same here in Germany. Just milder version from Canada ang weather.😅
No sugar coating!! You really nailed it pare!!
Salamat po! And thats the goal pre! Naiinis yung iba kala kasi nila dinidiscourage ko yung mga gustong pumunta dito. Eh sinasabi ko lang naman ang reality dito 😂
It not discouraging, its helping in a way of educating base on experience. Minsan iniisip ng tao na paulit ulit lang ang buhay sa canada, kain, tulog trabaho. Palagay ko, Its the same naman kahit saan, kahit sa pinas ka pa. Nasisingitan lang ng konting happy happy dahil nandyan lang sa kanto barkada. Dito din naman masisingit mo din naman happy happy kapag off ka na sa work. Its a matter of planning. Benefits in canada is better. If at old age you got sick, uubos ka na ng million. San mo na kukunin yun if simpleng nagtatrabaho ka lang sa pinas.
@@peter-gz9fj I totally agree!!
Most difficult part is to start jud bai.. Once upgraded and raised your position, you and your family will benefit. Know your benefits and especially the taxation so you get the most of it. Try to pay your loans and mortgages. Save and invest the rest of your money on registered tax deferred accounts which most of them disregarded these. Anyways, it's their life.. Enjoy canada, there's a lot of beautiful places to go and nicest people to meet. Mike fr Sask
Yes you got it right.
This vlogger doesnt know what hes saying and puts down the pinoy as an ignorant.
This is the reason why an OFW with a much smaller salary can save more to someone in Canada. Mas malungkot siguro sa Saudi but since cost of living is lower you can still save. I was thinking of going to Canada when I was working in Riyadh but I did not push through because 1) I dont like the cold weather 2) I already build several rentals in the Phil and 3) all my kids have scholarship in HS (Pisay) and college (UP).
Well said bruh… malaking tulong sa mga bagong pasok sa canada… mabuhay ka… just continue of what your doing… god bless
Maraming salamat po! God bless you din 😁
Thank you for this bruh... Keeping things real really helps. Lot to think about 😊
Very well explanation. Isip din sa mga may balak mag canada. Dami din realsyun na nasisira dahil lang sa pangarap na makapunta sa canada. Yung partner ko nga he is cheating on my back sa girl na andyan sa canada willing to sponsor him para madala sya sa canada . Sadly they claiming na sila ang partners ng ilang years na daw as a proof para magamit nila as a requirements in applying common law visa. Goodluck...
Thanks for sharing your story Kush. Welcome sa Kinabuhi in Canada, fellow Surigaonon. Don’t expect too much lang jud. Simple life lang and continue enriching yourself para competitive pud gamay. Lisod jud mag migrate pero kaya kaayo, basta di lam ta magsurrender, makuha din nato ang atong pangandoy.
Hello! I totally agree with you jud! Ug salamat kaayo for watching my vlog! Taga asa mn kaw sa ato and dire sa Canada? 😁
Taga Surigao Sur ako, jare kami kuman sa Brampton
Kush waa kay plano mo apply Filipino Citizenship like Kulas Kyle Jennerman (Becoming Filipino)? hehe 😁😁✌✌✌🤣😂
Canadian baya na si Kulas Kyle. Paghuna huna na dayon sa mahimo nimung angga (nickname) Kush hehe 😅 💓 💖 😋 ✌✌✌😁😁😁
Aand what might that dream be.... good job to earn more and then what???? You have no useful dream
@@giocolorless you ddont apply , cant apply, .? Its only IF MARRIED POINOY.
I have co workers who used to live in Canada and they moved here in San Francisco. Mas mataas ang way of living here in SF at maganda ang weather. Hndi masyadong maiinit at hindi rin masyadong malamig. Kung nurse or IT ka ay malaki ang suweldo mo dito. Kaya iyong iba ay nag migrate na dito sa US. Grabe talaga winter diyan. 😅
SO CLEARLY AND PERFECT...AND THE WAY YOU SPEAK TAGALOG WAS FLUENT...
This video made me re-think my initial plan.. thanks for this, very helpful for me.
Glad i was able to help kahit papano po 😁 think hardly talaga and goodluck sa inyo po!
You can always have Plan A, B and C but just remember it is not going to be easy to start here or anywhere. Research and weigh your options. If it didn’t work for him it doesn’t mean it won’t for you and vice versa. What’s important is move on to your next plan and focus on your next steps. Do not stay in a negative situation for long, if it’s not for you maybe it’s time to look for another adventure or other places where you will be successful. Stay positive and prayerful for wisdom and guidance.
Thanks for putting this up and being really frank about life in Canada.
This is just narrow view . Life in anada is so much more theñ this vlogger shared . Hes only talking about the initial settling in period upon arrival.
@@amorevirgil2849 He said in his videos that he does not claim to be an expert and he is basing his contents only on his experience and researches.
As always in all videos shared on social media, it is up to the viewers’ discretion what to believe and pick-up what ever learnings there are in videos that they chose to click on. But some people prefer to be so negative about their reactions; especially those who have time to be a-holes.
Facts! Yes, you used the most precise word for it, romanticized. Living in a country with a "bad quality of life", moving into countries like Canada, Japan, Australia, Netherlands etc., is always a wet dream. People tend to build towards this dream of a "better life" outside their homes but they most likely have not really faced the reality that it's still a huge gamble. I have known a LOT of people coming back from these 1st world countries after 2-3 years and telling me that they feel depressed. They say that their careers, lifestyles and expenditures are the source of their anxieties. It really takes a whole lot of determination and grit to actually appreciate a new start. I think that prospective migrants REALLY have to think about this realistically and not idealistically.
Moving into another country is subjective, true. Some got it good due to luck and support. But some got into another country and are now in the "now what?" phase of their lives. The question we really need to ask ourselves before acting towards migration is "Is it worth it?". If the goal is just "To get out of this country", then that's on you.
Same key ask dito sa pinas.
-healthcare?
-education?
-quality of life?
-geo-politics?
-generational wealth?
I think we have a better opportunity pagnagmimigrate kc our country doesnt support us being the basic unit but made us the cashcow. Di gaya sa ibang bansa, tayo pa sinusupport. Eh d2 sa pinas pagnagkakasit? Free ba? At least sa canada if ako nagkakasakit, i know im in good hands kesa sa pinas, my money is in good hands 😂
What you’re saying are all correct! Yung having 2-3 jobs just to aleviate your life is no longer true. 30 years ago, people can handle that much of job load, with this situation now, I don’t think people will do that. Just saying! Life here abroad is way different now, 30 years back. Masipag ka lang and prioritize your needs versus wants, you will still make it here or there. Good luck! 🇵🇭🇺🇸
Im coming to canada soon brother inshaallah as an international student! I got my letter of acceptance already just yesterday. Im very excited and ready to face all the challenges there . Thanks for your blogs its very informative
Sinamahan ko mom ko sa medical nya sa St. Luke’s and I was looking at the housekeeping folks there. Napaisip ako, how many professionals applying here to go abroad kaya will end up as housekeeping themselves. Then ni-recommend ni RUclips to.
Good video! Thanks for raising awareness.
Maraming salamat po and good luck sa mom mo! 😁
@@indianongbisdak haha luckily she’s not headed in Canada. 🙏🏽
Worth listening, true realities happening in Canada. Good advice, thanks you.
Its common sense ,, , no need vlog
Actually, its needs to be told more. He is right, too much sugar coating for people who wants to enter canada
@@amorevirgil2849 pero pinanood mo pa rin. 😂😂😂
@@amorevirgil2849 no need comment din. common sense dba?
It's very helpful! Wow, you really cared too much for us uninformed people. You have a big heart! Thank you!
Nice, fluent in English, and Tagalog❣️🇵🇭
Thank you kabayan, you are very honest. Sa mga magreretire na kagaya okay lang umuwi. Di na pwede sa sobrang lamig. Salamat sa Canada for everything.
What I've learned from this video dapat rank-and-file worker ka or labor intensive or have a low-paying job sa Pinas kung pupunta ka ng Canada. Like mechanics, labourers, cleaners, factory workers or drivers so you can really appreciate the pay and you won't have regrets.
Being educated helps when you go abroad - you will have the confidence and the urge to better opportunities.
Well, trade-based skills are needed here in Canada kaya mas mabilis sa kanila makapunta dito.
Love your content sir, very honest and not sugar coated. That's why I always tell my friends not to get into the hype, and don't feel envy if their friends made it to Canada because they likely got so much debt to settle even before they got there, unable to recoup quickly as their starting salary is only a quarter of what they used to earn back then. Their lifestyle will change drastically, homesickness is unbearable, you cannot visit your family as often as you like due to travel costs, list goes on.
Pasub nman mga idols...pls...
@@nilocanobas6611 thankyou
Please, why talk when you know nothiñg of the reality ex ept what you hear from this vlog which shows pinoys as if they know nothing.
This is the most worthy to watch, This is a good start of decision making before coming to CANADA, Great Video! Mabuhay!
wow. 2months ago ng napanood ko itong video nasa almost 1k subs palang. now almost 20k na🎉 congrats bro! keep it up
I left Canada for the States.
Permanently moved in Canada almost 10 years ago and now on my second year in the States. For nurses like me, we virtually have no opportunities in the motherland. I was blessed to practise as RN in Canada. I have a good comparison what it is like living in both countries but overall I will still choose Canada over and over again. The money is good in the States lower cost of living lower tax but I feel home in Canada. It’s like a security blanket. I’m single no dependents I cannot maximise the social benefits bestowed to residents/citizens. I think Canada is the perfect fit for families. One day I’ll be back. I truly miss 🇨🇦
I hope they don’t take 7 years of memories and the kind of life you aspire for in the near future. Salig lang. 🙏🏼
Rent in Toronto is getting worst meaning it is getting more expensive. In Midtown (not Downtown) rent in a modest apartment one bedroom is around $1700 now.
$1,700. Thats more than my mortgage with property tax already here in manitoba.
Funny my one room rent now is $600 her in Toronto. But I guess, mas malaki yang mga $1000 bucks range. Mahal nga dito sa Ontario, mas okay pa sa North Atlantic provinces. Or sa Calgary, mas mura sales tax 5%.
❤ from.manitoba
True don't get your expectations too high .. especially sa international students planning for PR becareful of the courses you are taking...kaya i opted for university instead of diploma and get a degree😑 again kasi competetive na rin ang PR...
Your talking nonsense thinking pinoys dont know what they are doing
@@amorevirgil2849 nonsense? How... crab mentality pati ba naman dito... stop generalising "pinoys" cause your opininion is solely base on you. Read it properly before implying something. The nerve😑
I happened to come across your vlog and became intrigued; we might say that I am intending / hoping to work in Canada. I am currently working for a Canadian company here in the Philippines. This company typically hires employees from other countries such as India, but not Filipinos.
I was hoping to be one of the first Filipinos, but after watching your video, I'm reconsidering my goals in mind. Hahaa. This is genuinely informative. Thank you for sharing. ❤
The blogger statement is true , masarap lang pakinggan at masabi na galing ka ng Canada but the fact napakahirap ng buhay, Isang kahig Isang tuka Ang mga foreigner Kasama na Ang mga Filipino na nagnanais mkarating Canada upang mgaral at mkakuha ng permanent resident (PR)
Honest and clear explanation..thx so much .salamat kaayo.
Actually not only in Canada! Same In US. Blessed are those that landed in a good job related to their profession or in their profession. I praise and thank God for blessing us. We experienced hardship but still blessed because we have those people that helped us a lot. Families and new sincere friends .
Always prepare for the worst. When I came here, I was prepared to do blue collar jobs, sabi ko nga oks nga ako kahit gasoline station boy. Sabay pagdating ko dito self service pala mga gasoline station 😂 buti na lang nakakuha ako ng job related to my industry.
These days I think ang dagdag pahirap is cost of living, rent these days are crazy so be better prepared for that as well.
You are so fluent in Tagalog and the accent is very Filipino unlike majority of the Indians the way they speak
He is more pinoy in his heart more than many pure pinoy.
You are right. Filipinos should be thankful to you for your exposition about living abroad. It is the same as anywhere in the world.
I am just wondering why so many Filipinos are still trying to pretend that they are well off living abroad just to hide the truth or their hardships.
Time to migrate in australia then. Lots of opportunities here as well. And the weather is nice~
Thanks sa video na toh bro. Will be flying jan end of may as a tourist muna. Jan ko pag isipan mabuti if good plan talaga canada.