Don’t study in Montreal, Quebec. Many Jobs, Cheap Rent But…!!!

In this video, I talk to an International Student who is studying in Montreal, Quebec and she shares that why international students should avoid coming to Montreal, Quebec for their studies.

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Disclaimer:
Please note, I am NOT an immigration consultant. I am NOT a financial advisor. I am NOT affiliated with any government organization. Any information shared in this video is based on my own experience, opinion, and research and hence should not be considered legal advice. I assume no liability for how the information in this video is used or interpreted and hence take no responsibility for any decisions that are made with regards to your application or life based on the information shared in this video. Your commitment to your application or life is critical so please do your own research before making any kind of decision. I am just a random guy on youtube sharing my experience.

[Harleen_]

Thankyou so much guys for loving the video.❤️ I am not a creator but just did a random one with gursahib .

[dushyantgupta]

Totally agree.

It’s a great place but you need to bilingual. Else even if by any chance u get a certification but if don’t know how to communicate in French then you won’t be able to survive.

Nice work Gursahib ❤

[JatinderKumar-goxk]

Man of words gursahib...ek baar jo maine commitment kardi...you made the video on quebec finally..good gursahib 😊

[countroshculla]

She sounds so smart & sensible. She will do well.

[abundancepositive]

Awesome interview!! If possible, interview more people from Montréal. Keep up the great work Harleen and Gursahib Ji ❤

[vishantdhiman]

I was waiting for this topic.
Thank you ! Iss topic pe video bna ne ke leya..

[helibrahmbhatt]

The way you say hisaab kitaab its fab 👌 sometimes, I watch your videos for hisaab kitaab only 😂 kyunki itna acha hisaab kitaab hota hai ki apke content ka koi hisaab kitaab hi nahi hai best brother keep going so informative ❤

[lokeshsuvarna]

Thanks Harleen and Gursahib for the informative video.

[bawneet]

Very informative.. Good job 👍 and Hard work Harleen 👌👌

[reshmaprajapati]

First comment 🎉..please sir make video regarding nursing job and process...etc...your videos are very helpful..❤

[FarhaShaikh-qs]

Very informative video … Thank you Harleen for sharing real experience of urs….

[mnahid]

Thank you so much sir for making video ❤ related to Montreal

[suryasharma]

So in a nutshell, PR in Quebec, super easy- if yk French; extremely hard- if u don’t

[mannjitkaur]

Very informative content and keep going my girl 🎉

[sagarchawla]

If you get into McGill or Concordia, top-notch colleges in Canada, it's a good idea to choose Quebec as your destination. These universities provide excellent opportunities for growth. However, if you're thinking about smaller colleges, it's something to weigh carefully. Learing French is always a viable option if you are in Canada. It will help in getting good opportunities.

[isushiman]

I am from Montreal

Got PR from Quebec and done my citizenship from Quebec itself.

My PR I’ve did my B2 French via PEQ

But I wouldn’t say French is primary reason why ppl move

One thing I would like to say to all new comers

Montreal is a hub for Gaming and web development industries

Pls note that Taxes are double compared to other provinces

So even renting and other expenses are low compared to other provinces but taxes will equalise to the costs compared to other provinces.

It’s good to have French for sure ..

I swear québécois will appreciate you taking initiation speaking in French before them .

I also agree it’s hard for an immigrant to manage studies, job and French at same time . But hey!! we chose to come to their land no one asked us .

So yes it will be challenging .

[mayanksaini]

Ye didi to hmari district hai love from Yamuna Nagar I my also Australia refuse and decide to do my bachelor's here in India . After that, I will try again.

[theimmigrantguy]

Montreal is one of the best cities to live in Canada. The cost of living is extremely low compared to other metropolitan cities, there are a lot of job opportunities plus it is very socially active. Only problem people face is with french and PR. But the govt pays people to learn french with part time and full time options. Came here more than 2 years back and it was one of my best decisions ever.

[bablu]

French folks are way more invested in making sure immigrants integrate with the wider society. Which is why Quebec hopefully won’t end up with large ghettos like Brampton Surrey or Milwoods

[georgegomes]

Thank you for the updated information.