10 Things To Consider Before Moving To Canada - Part 2 | The Lil Things

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @simpleman7739
    @simpleman7739 3 года назад

    Wow.. the music and the background !!! And thank u for sharing this....
    What a wonderful Sunday 👏

  • @ayushaggarwal3045
    @ayushaggarwal3045 3 года назад +1

    Hi, I find your content interesting.
    One tip: Please buy a mic

    • @rajeshsoman4065
      @rajeshsoman4065 3 года назад +1

      I totally agree with you brother.

    • @TheLilThingsCanada
      @TheLilThingsCanada  3 года назад +1

      Thank you for the feedback Ayush! We are definitely buying it soon 🙈

  • @pronnoygeorge
    @pronnoygeorge 2 года назад

    Saturated aa 😀😀 can you guys save bloopers too

  • @karthickravi7564
    @karthickravi7564 3 года назад

    Hi , when you guys got PR

    • @TheLilThingsCanada
      @TheLilThingsCanada  3 года назад +1

      Hello we came to Canada and got our PR in February 2020

    • @karthickravi7564
      @karthickravi7564 3 года назад

      @@TheLilThingsCanada our PR aaplication is in process for 5 months.. when do you expect travel restrictions lifted and when can i expect my file to be approved? any idea?

    • @TheLilThingsCanada
      @TheLilThingsCanada  3 года назад +1

      @@karthickravi7564 Regarding your application, with the current scenario it might take a couple of months at least.. I know of people who haven’t got their COPR even after 9 months. And about travel restrictions I think they will wait it out for the cases to come down and for vaccination to picks up it’s pace.

  • @timwynn6079
    @timwynn6079 3 года назад

    " DONT COME TO CANADA RIGHT NOW"Canada's job market is extremely saturated with newly arrived immigrants hence employers are losing respect to their employees, because we are expandable. They outta stop bringing in new immigrants until this covid thing blows over and businesses are recovered and rehabilitated fully.

    • @TheLilThingsCanada
      @TheLilThingsCanada  3 года назад

      Hello Tim definitely a valid point, times are tough for everyone but the incoming of new immigrants has been cut down greatly. Just hoping for better days when we can surpass COVID and establish a recovered job market. I do want to mention out of personal experience that when we work for someone else especially the corporate we are always replaceable. So I think it’s up to us most of the times to be at the top of our game.