UK vs CANADA: Which Country is better? | Study, Work, Live for Immigrants

150. Yes, when I

live

d here and went to do my weekly shop, I couldn't believe how expensive it was for something so simple. There were things that I thought were simple living in the UK and then the tipping culture also really surprised me. even when you order, say, food or if you get an uber somewhere or if you go and get your nails done, whatever, having to go out of your way here in Canada really surprised me because I think in the UK the culture is to tip if they give you really, really good service,

which

makes sense, yeah, whereas I think here in Toronto, because of how wages are paid, a lot of those

work

ers and employees make most of their money from tips, so that tipping and culture make sense, but it's something that I have to adapt to and because I get used to it, yeah, you really have to say, "Okay, this is what I'm going to spend, but I also have to allow a tip on top of that." so you can budget."correctly, that makes sense, so you talked a little bit about job opportunities, so what would you say are

better

job opportunities that we have more in Canada or more in the UK?

In general, in my industry, so I

work

in the recruiting business, corporate type of In the world I found a lot more opportunities in London and that was one of the reasons I moved back, so being in Toronto I would have had to weigh quite a lot in terms of years of experience to be able to get a promotion, whereas in the UK, if you do the job well, it doesn't matter how much or little experience you have, if you do it well, you will get an interesting promotion, so

which

is much easier to ascend. In the UK there are more opportunities.

I think that also has to do with the size of the population, too bad, the way work and education are developed, where here you need to have a master's degree and like a million degrees, crazy, it's even considered worthy, but then the salary, so what would you say, which

country

pays more? I think it's pretty much the same from what I've seen, it's pretty relative to the exchange rate and that's again from my little recruiting and corporate lens. No, that's fair. I would definitely say that on the job opportunities part, I know. Toronto, Canada and many other cities now have technology specific immigration programs because there is a huge shortage of technology positions and right now it is a talent market where companies and organizations are now looking for talent with skills, so I think when it comes from that piece you can make a decision about the UK versus Canada and you'll be fine and lastly, I know because a lot of you talk about immigration and I think this is where our coming is.

Recently the UK now has an immigration program where they can come to the UK and stay long term but it is still points based like the Canada and Australia immigration program the only thing I would say about that and I was reading about this is the UK points based system, you wouldn't have to do it yet. You have a job offer before you can accept it and it would be a work permit, while with Canada you can obtain permanent residence of your

country

. You don't need a job offer. You can come here and find out your job offer.

So, what I know. Some people have considered going to the UK, getting that job offer, getting some experience so you don't move to Canada and be looking for work for a long time, so once you have that experience for a year or two in the UK, You can also apply to become a permanent resident of Canada and would have had multiple experiences in different organizations. So is there anything else we missed? I think we covered it. I think we covered it. I think we covered it. I think we covered everything. If you want us to go deeper into something, let us know in the comments which country you want us to compare Canada to.

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