Agree! Sobrang hirap sa pinas. Senior software engineer ako sa Makati, may 3 condo na naka airbnb, may 3 kotse, may 1 bahay sa Paranaque pero pinili ko pa din umalis kase kitang kita ko na wala na pagasa sa pinas. Ngayon awa ng diyos nakagraduate na sa pagiging international student at senior software engineer na ulit dito sa Toronto at PNP nominated na din for PR. Sobrang layo ng ganda ng buhay dito kesa sa Pinas.
For someone who did proper research and prepared all documents, successful man or hindi, they can say na sulit. Sometimes, di mo na hawak ang pagkakataon but if you did your part at its best, then it’s worth it depende na rin sa reason of your Canada. But for someone who just jump onto the wagon and did not prepare or research well, they can either say na sulit or sayang. Sulit kasi they experience Canada but sayang kasi they thought there will be pathways for them despite all changes sa policies.
He is very good in selling himself which is a good attitude with authenticity in question and answer during interview plus confidence and assertion its the best
Depende kasi sa tao yan at sa kanyang educational background. May anak ako na nagtatrabaho sa isang american company at may offer ang company sa kanya na mag relocate sa headquater nila sa US pero ayaw nya. During visits nya kasi sa US, nakikita nya kasi ang buhay doon at ayaw nya. May offer din sya sa Canadian solar pero ayaw nya rin. Nang ma assign sya sa Malaysia, doon nya nakita ang gusto nyang buhay. Ngayon nag transfer sya sa isang US company din pero doon pa rin ang gusto nya.
We entered as final batch of FSW - Federal Skilled Worker - program in 2015. We also worked in US prior under H1B program at magastos tapos mas matagal pa. Samantala sa Canada inabot kami 5 yrs from initial submission of application sa Pinas until landed immigrant in Alberta to Citizens in 2019. In fact yung payment for the process of citizenship to oathtaking ay nasa 15 months lang. Sa US kc ang average ay 7 yrs lalo kung thru work at hindi marriage. Anyway, that is all behind us now at masaya naman kami dito. IMHO, mas may peace sa Canada kesa sa US.
wala kasing kasiyahan ang tao. 70s trabaho namin ni wifey ay ok naman sa pinas. 80s nauso ang ofw sa middle east kaya nakigaya kami at nagawi kami sa africa. hindi parin kami kontento at apply kami ng canada as immigrants. 90s ng nasa canada na kami ay hindi na naman kami kontento dahil matagal makaipon at masyadong mahal ang mga bilihin kaya nagapply naman kami ng US. dito na kami at retirees piling ng mga anak at mga apo. kaya bawat isa ay may mga pangarap na gustong abutin.
Thank you very much Ina and Francis for this very informative video. I have been here in Canada for more than 11 years and I'm still struggling for my PR application. Now I applied for my last resort which is Humanitarian and Compassionate grounds pathway. I am still waiting for a new update from IRCC. I pray and hope that there will be light at the end of the tunnel. I am so jealous to Francis right now because his journey from IS to PR to Canadian citizenship is so fast. 😂 congratulations! Watching this video eased my depression a bit. So thank you for sharing your story. Maybe someday I would love to meet you.
How is it that you think you are eligible to appy for H&C? 11 years ka dito at kahit kelan hindi ka naging eligible para mag apply ng pr as skilled worker?
@@ESM-q5e Very very long story my friend. I will not waste my time sharing it with you. I am sharing my Canadian life story with only deserving and not judgemental people. And your first question sounded ignorant. Do you know all the PR immigration pathways in Canada? Do you have an idea of what is Humanitarian and Compassionate grounds in Canada? To answer your ignorance, I suggest you better read and study all the details about the Humanitarian and Compassionate PR application on IRCC website. You are welcome.
@@LifeOdysseyMotivation akala mo ma-aaprove ka sa h&c? Kaya mo bang patunayan na eligible ka? Hindi porket 11 years ka dito eh may karapatan ka ng mag apply ng h&c! Eh di sana ginawa na yan bg maraming pilipinong tnt dito! Tnt ka siguro at nag overstay ka kaya nag aapply ka ng h&c! Bakit sa tingin mo tanga at stupido ang gobyerno ng canada katulad mo?!
God bless this kind of people na tumutulong sa mga new comers small or big things man yan, i heard a lot of horror stories na kapwa pinoy at dating IS din mismo ang nanamantala ng mga new comers lalo na mga IS😢
Am here in Toronto, citizen na rin, 12 yrs, working as IT in a construction and lo! It’s not as everyone’s expected. Di kasya ang net income ko. Wifey has to work to compensate but we never have an extra. Baon pa kamo sa utang sa sobrang mahal ng cost of living. Yes, may bad and good in living here. Over all and diperensiya lang, mas maraming opportunity ng work dito at maganda ang govt policies at maganda sa future ng mga bata. Pero mas maganda diyan sa Pinas pag ok na buhay mo diyan, both financial and social. Kung ako maraming pera, I would go home and stay in the Philippines mas maganda diyan KUNG marami kang pera. ✌️
Ok lang. Kasi para sa akin na naging Tfw and now applying for PR is very helpful, as well as to many immigrants. This video is inspiring and i formative. It gives awareness and tiod for the next PR dreamers.
Agree! Sobrang hirap sa pinas. Senior software engineer ako sa Makati, may 3 condo na naka airbnb, may 3 kotse, may 1 bahay sa Paranaque pero pinili ko pa din umalis kase kitang kita ko na wala na pagasa sa pinas. Ngayon awa ng diyos nakagraduate na sa pagiging international student at senior software engineer na ulit dito sa Toronto at PNP nominated na din for PR. Sobrang layo ng ganda ng buhay dito kesa sa Pinas.
For someone who did proper research and prepared all documents, successful man or hindi, they can say na sulit. Sometimes, di mo na hawak ang pagkakataon but if you did your part at its best, then it’s worth it depende na rin sa reason of your Canada.
But for someone who just jump onto the wagon and did not prepare or research well, they can either say na sulit or sayang. Sulit kasi they experience Canada but sayang kasi they thought there will be pathways for them despite all changes sa policies.
Nakaka inspire po kayo sir Francis! ❤❤
Nice interview worth watching and inspiring to some of our kababayan.
He is very good in selling himself which is a good attitude with authenticity in question and answer during interview plus confidence and assertion its the best
What a great video!
Nice feature Ms. Ina 👍, success story naman after those bad breaking news one after the other.
Depende kasi sa tao yan at sa kanyang educational background. May anak ako na nagtatrabaho sa isang american company at may offer ang company sa kanya na mag relocate sa headquater nila sa US pero ayaw nya. During visits nya kasi sa US, nakikita nya kasi ang buhay doon at ayaw nya. May offer din sya sa Canadian solar pero ayaw nya rin.
Nang ma assign sya sa Malaysia, doon nya nakita ang gusto nyang buhay. Ngayon nag transfer sya sa isang US company din pero doon pa rin ang gusto nya.
it's now a habit watching your interviews, best regards po...
We entered as final batch of FSW - Federal Skilled Worker - program in 2015. We also worked in US prior under H1B program at magastos tapos mas matagal pa. Samantala sa Canada inabot kami 5 yrs from initial submission of application sa Pinas until landed immigrant in Alberta to Citizens in 2019. In fact yung payment for the process of citizenship to oathtaking ay nasa 15 months lang. Sa US kc ang average ay 7 yrs lalo kung thru work at hindi marriage. Anyway, that is all behind us now at masaya naman kami dito. IMHO, mas may peace sa Canada kesa sa US.
wala kasing kasiyahan ang tao. 70s trabaho namin ni wifey ay ok naman sa pinas. 80s nauso ang ofw sa middle east kaya nakigaya kami at nagawi kami sa africa. hindi parin kami kontento at apply kami ng canada as immigrants. 90s ng nasa canada na kami ay hindi na naman kami kontento dahil matagal makaipon at masyadong mahal ang mga bilihin kaya nagapply naman kami ng US. dito na kami at retirees piling ng mga anak at mga apo. kaya bawat isa ay may mga pangarap na gustong abutin.
May kasabihan nga, usually the grass is greener on the other side of the fence.
Go where your best treated.
Bakit nyo sinasabi na maluwag ang PR noon, I think it’s the other way around.
Thank you very much Ina and Francis for this very informative video.
I have been here in Canada for more than 11 years and I'm still struggling for my PR application. Now I applied for my last resort which is Humanitarian and Compassionate grounds pathway. I am still waiting for a new update from IRCC. I pray and hope that there will be light at the end of the tunnel.
I am so jealous to Francis right now because his journey from IS to PR to Canadian citizenship is so fast. 😂 congratulations! Watching this video eased my depression a bit. So thank you for sharing your story. Maybe someday I would love to meet you.
How is it that you think you are eligible to appy for H&C? 11 years ka dito at kahit kelan hindi ka naging eligible para mag apply ng pr as skilled worker?
@@ESM-q5e Very very long story my friend. I will not waste my time sharing it with you. I am sharing my Canadian life story with only deserving and not judgemental people. And your first question sounded ignorant. Do you know all the PR immigration pathways in Canada? Do you have an idea of what is Humanitarian and Compassionate grounds in Canada? To answer your ignorance, I suggest you better read and study all the details about the Humanitarian and Compassionate PR application on IRCC website.
You are welcome.
@@LifeOdysseyMotivation good luck! I hope you'll find a way to get your PR or lead you to a better path! 😊
@@BouchieLove thank you.
@@LifeOdysseyMotivation akala mo ma-aaprove ka sa h&c? Kaya mo bang patunayan na eligible ka? Hindi porket 11 years ka dito eh may karapatan ka ng mag apply ng h&c! Eh di sana ginawa na yan bg maraming pilipinong tnt dito! Tnt ka siguro at nag overstay ka kaya nag aapply ka ng h&c! Bakit sa tingin mo tanga at stupido ang gobyerno ng canada katulad mo?!
God bless this kind of people na tumutulong sa mga new comers small or big things man yan, i heard a lot of horror stories na kapwa pinoy at dating IS din mismo ang nanamantala ng mga new comers lalo na mga IS😢
Kpag kuntento ka sa buhay kahit nasa pinas ka magiging masaya ka. Kung ako stable sa pinas dna ako aalia sa pinas
Am here in Toronto, citizen na rin, 12 yrs, working as IT in a construction and lo! It’s not as everyone’s expected. Di kasya ang net income ko. Wifey has to work to compensate but we never have an extra. Baon pa kamo sa utang sa sobrang mahal ng cost of living. Yes, may bad and good in living here. Over all and diperensiya lang, mas maraming opportunity ng work dito at maganda ang govt policies at maganda sa future ng mga bata. Pero mas maganda diyan sa Pinas pag ok na buhay mo diyan, both financial and social. Kung ako maraming pera, I would go home and stay in the Philippines mas maganda diyan KUNG marami kang pera. ✌️
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Ok lang. Kasi para sa akin na naging Tfw and now applying for PR is very helpful, as well as to many immigrants. This video is inspiring and i formative. It gives awareness and tiod for the next PR dreamers.