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Aoa sir i request you to make a video for students who are coming to Canada for their study purpose and how they settle in canada after completing their studies.....plz share some information about study visa process ,expenses, challenges, and life as a international student in canada.

Informative Video. You are great sir.

Very informative video as always ?

Hi. Your video was very informative. Actually i am from Pakistan but currently living in Melbourne and recently graduated in Masters of Business Analysis. And already have another masters in project management. I am looking to move to canada in these two fields and searched online regarding recruitment agencies but dont know which one is perfect fit for me. And also as i dont have experience in business analysis will i be able to secure a job from abroad in this field?

Hello there, how are you doing? Thank you for sharing the tips in your video. It's really informative, amazing and useful. I'm from Malaysia and would like to find a back-end Support Role(such as Sales Coordinator or Office Administrator). I would love to work and live in Toronto, Ontario. Your kind help would be more than appreciated. :) Thanks a million and I wish to hear from you. :) Stay safe.

Hey Jason, thanks so much for your videos. They've really provided me with a lot of information and put my mind at ease about a lot of the processes. I do have one query though - I have had a company of my own for the past 10 years (a film production company) in which I have been a managing director and also worked as a writer, director, producer etc. Since this isn't a traditional job with a regular salary, would it be ineligible as work experience under CRS? Would it be considered as being self-employed?

Hi guys ...u are doing a great job...very informative videos...but please can you let me know if it's possible for me and my husband to shift to Canada with 2 kids? People say that it's difficult to survive due to financial expenses..pls.guide us

Hey navdeep, thanks for all the informative videos✌\nMy question to you is - In case I left first co. And working in another co. So latter of recommendation needed form both the company or the form the current company?

Hi there.. this was such an amazing and a very informative video. I wanted to ask you that if I’m applying for my PR from within Canada, do I need to leave the country and fly back in order to get my Passport stamped? How does that work. Thank you.

Thank you for the informative video. I have a doubt. I'm in India whereas my spouse in Canada doing her Masters. Can we apply for PR together?

Woww, Fantastic !!\nFor the first time, I have understood the entire steps in 1 video.\n\nI am going to unsubscribe every other channel which I have subscribed to get the immigration information for canada because they were short videos with limited info and always asking to watch other videos for more info.\n\nI have just subscribed your channel at 2am. I am very much inclined to move to canada but I wanted to have my doubts cleared before I initiate any step.\n\nMany thanks for such a detailed video. God bless.\n\nRegards\nVinod Maurya

Hi. I'm loving your videos. Very informative. Hoping to relocate upon opening of borders. I'm at the final stages after getting sinp nomination last year. My field is procurement and I'm already seeking opportunity in Saskatchewan. Is there an agency you can recommend? TIA.

Dear Jason Sir,\nThanks for the informative video!\nOne ask for my side is that is it feasible n practical to have a dual language proficiency English n French in order to increase our CRS cutoff score?

I submitted my file on my own, although i was sceptical earlier but when i contacted few agents and enquired about their fees, I decided to apply on my own. Luckily i was able to complete the documentation in time. Its been two months since i have submitted my profile, now waiting for a decision. Just agree with video, all the information in available online, no need to go to agents, they charge too much and dont have much knowledge either.

Hi. Thank you for making such an informative video. Can you please tell me how much amount should be considered in the bank account for PR process?

Great video, very informative. Thanks. I spent 5 years in another country for my undergraduate program but I'm not in that country anymore. How can I get a police clearance certificate from the country?

Thanks for your videos\nHow can I connect with you personally some information required thanks

Informative video.

I really love how they make these videos looks great, intriguing and interesting with informational things

Hi thanks for just good and important information in such a small time, i really like to watch tour videos and do ask my friends also to watch your videos for more info, you have mention 3 names for virtual numbers site but which one is good in all in compare to rates and network

Your video is very helpful and informative keep sharing such videos and i new in this process and already lost money in agent but now I don't want the same and as you said in this video that humari apni file Hume khud hi upload karni he, I am just like you brother totally new I want you to be my mentor in my PR Journey can you ?

Your video is very informative. Bhai i too want to enter Canada. Please help me. Please send me ur email or insta ID

I have never been more sure to apply for Express Entry visa after watching this video \nThank you for the detailed information that were so crucial for people like us ??

Amazing details. Best video about canadian PR so for. Very informative. Cheers

Hi Nishanth & Tanu \nHope you are doing good, I am Shilpa from Hyderabad (India) a single mother in process to immigrate to Canada to give a better live for my 6yr old son. Your channel is very informative and s very helpful for people like me who are dreaming for a better future \nI have a request if you could help is a video for single parent on advantages facility in Canada \nThank you \n\nKeep doing your great work

Hey Adam!! Thanks for the video! It was super informative and straight to the point. New sub ?

Very informative video that I found on youtube, sir, I have done my gradutation in 2018 in Civil Engineering, so can I eligible to apply for PNP with PTE score 59(6.5), with 2 year work experience on cash

Hey Jason,as usual your videos are really detailed and very informative. I have a question. I am about to start my PR process,were I am the primary applicant and my husband a secondary applicant. His last education was high school education as for various personal reasons he could not complete his college education. He has more than 9yrs of experience in his field based out of UAE. \nMy question is does he require his ECA report to be done as well? Please do let me know

Very helpful and informative video especially from an experienced person. If possible can you share a list of websites which will be helpful to know about PR process in Canada.

This video is the best step-by-step tutorial I've seen. \nQuick question, when referring to the police certificate, you mention that I only need to provide for the previous 10 years but the information on the IRCC website mention since the age of 18. \nWould you mind confirming it?\nThank,

This is the most informative and easy to understand explanation video regarding the Canada PR application!. Thanks for this. You saved me a lot of money.

Love you Brother Navdeep ... I saw many videos by now ... No comparison with you ... Clear cut & informative videos ... if possible then please share your contact number (whats app) at kapilkaplish@yahoo.com

Wow what a detailed video.. thanks for sharing this information... could you please help us understanding best ECA options to choose between WES and IQAS ? As I have found from various online videos saying WES do not rate your Masters degree equivalency but instead rate as a diploma degree and IQAS rates your masters degree to master degree equivalency ... please could you make a video on this..

Thank you so much such a informative video. You both have good presentation skills wish you all the best for future.??

You guys rock....nice informative video...could you please also make a video on CV preparation, cover page and How effectively do the networking on LinkedIn can be done...Thanks to both for sharing such a valuable information :)

Thank you for this very informative video.

Hello Guys !!\nYour video was really informative.\nWill really appreciate if you could guide me about how to get a job in insurance sector.

Hi, you have great content. Thanks for this but yes, a Canadian style resume video will be a great help. Thanks.. and keep sharing such amazing information. :)

Please make a video on canadian style of resume. Thanks for the information ☺️

Great video and information. nice clock by the way.. where did you get it?

Thankyou bro!! Informational video?

Very informative video. Did you have 67 points or more when you created the express entry profile?

Hi Jason,\nI watched a few of your videos and found them very very useful. Much appreciated!!\nHere’s a bit of background and what I know:\nI am planning to immigrate on PR to canada along with my wife. I’m a Software Engineer with 5+ years of experience. Both me and my wife have Master’s degrees. Problem is I got a CLB 8 band getting us a totalk CRS score of 402 only. I wanted to write IELTS again but not able to get test dates here in the USA; earliest is May 2021. \nNow, I also know of two other ways of improving CRS; PNP from Alberta and BC Tech Program.\nHere are a few questions popping in my head:\nWould it be a good idea to create an Express Entry profile with 402 score and wait for Alberta to pick us for PNP? \nWhat happens if I submit my Express Entry profile and later I get a better IELTS score and want to submit that profile?\nI’m obviously using the Alberta PNP only for PR, so what are restrictions on us to stay/work in Alberta? Our plan is settle down in Vancouver, BC. \nI just found out about the BC Tech program from one of your videos and planning to prepare and apply for jobs there. Wiuld you have an idea, approach, suggestion for me to apply and secure an offer from Employers in BC? \n\nP.S. I understand you might be getting a lot of queries/requests and this long message would certainly not help. Just want to convey that I’m grateful for all the information provided and everything you’re doing is appreciated. Thanks You!

Hi Jason,\nVery informative video. Thank you. I have a following question, it would be highly appreciated if you could clarify.\nYou mentioned that PCC required from any country where you have stayed for more than 6 months in the past ten years. I am bit confused here; for example: I am an Indian, who has stayed in UAE for 3 years and I am currently staying in NZ since July 2019. Does that mean I need to obtain PCC from India, UAE and NZ ? Or the recent country which is NZ ? However it won't be an issue to obtain PCC from NZ and India.

Best informative video about this Topic! Keep it up!

Hi sir when ever I watch your valuable and informative videos I got a hope that one day I will immigrate to canada .My dream land sir and I will sure meet you sir to thank you

Hi really informative video...could you please give an info for legal market in Canada? Which city is best for lawyers...though i know they are paid very well.

Hello sir \nI really liked your video ? thank you so much for sharing this information to us \n???

This is almost exactly like Sweden, but with a few key differences.\n- Healthcare (including dental care) is free for everyone below the age of 18, after that it's really cheap compared to the U.S.\n- You're not expected to tip anyone, at any occasion.\n- Taxes are way higher, (30% mentioned in the video is roughly the amount the lowest income takers pay, rather than the highest, I know someone who pays a little above 60% in tax each month)\n- Although you come a long way with just English, the language is necessary for living long term.\n\nAnyhow, very informative video! I'm possibly looking to move from Sweden to Canada for university (despite that being free here), so thank you!