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This makes me so happy cause I'm moving in August!

Thank you for this informative video. I have a question: Can I submit an online application form for a Youth Mobility Visa while I am in the UK, or do I need to be outside the UK to do so? I am okay with submitting my biometrics in Canada, which is my home country. Currently, I am in the UK on a different visa, so I want to know if I can submit the online application form from the UK and complete the process in Canada. Or do I need to be outside Canada even to submit the online form?

The mom's reaction is very cute haha. How have you not seen them for 6 yrs though?

why u leave canada?

So you are moving to a city with the same terrible climate of London, but with hostile people and shittier salaries with overpriced places. Good luck honestly 😂 you will miss London !

Check poland or Denmark and few other eu countries you can stay additional 90 days it call bilateral agreement law

I love how you honestly talk about the visa issues. IT IS SO REAL. Sending you big hugs for that.

Wow, this video was so good. Thank you for making it and uploading it. I love Portugal even though I haven't been there, I have heard so much good things about this country and I really want to visit there too one day. I also believe you so much when you say that food is delicious there and people are more spontaneous. I am like that too, and I love slow life too. I also love the fact that you are moving to France. I was there about a month ago and stayed in the suburbs (2 hours by train) of Paris. It was so magical. We stayed at a Chateau for 4 nights celebrating my friend's wedding ceremony. The Chateau was located in a very isolated village in west France near the city called Rennes. Loved it so much. It was so peaceful. I even spoke to some local people who live in those small villages and they told me how expensive it is to live there. You basically have to have a monthly income of 3500 euros on average to live there. So, pretty expensive. And about Paris, yes, very expensive too. When I spoke to the Uber driver, he told me that you need to be making about 3500 euros to live in Paris too. So, no matter where you live in France, Paris or a small town, it is going to be expensive and you have to be prepared for that. I mean it is France and it is beautiful and it is absolutely worth the money you spend there. Totally worth it. I LOVE FRANCE as well as PORTUGAL. :) About me: I am moving to Montreal in August. Also very expensive but it is more affordable than Toronto. Also, I hope to learn French there and hopefully, that will help me a lot in life in general. The language itself is so sweet and beautiful, isn't it? Love it. Anyway, have a nice time in Paris. I love it there, love the cute streets with little restaurants with delicious food. Enjoy your time there. :)

Wow 😮😂 it's Beautiful 😍 I'm glad to see Skye was blue. I never saw a complete solar eclipse that experience in my life I'm very happy for you maga putha.❤

Mate you’re already from the best country in the word! Why bother searching for something better than the best?🤔

You gonna be big some dqy il be your 4.78k subscriber 😊🎉🎉

Holy moly! I am also 29, turning 30 June 3rd and I also am leaving my job and starting an entirely new life (I leave on my birthday). Just subbed man, i'll be following this.

Really really late comment but I just got recommended this video. Hope everything works out or is working out 🤞. Your enthusiasm is so motivating! I feel like you put into words some stuff that has crossed my mind about my career. I've also debated doing a WHV, but for New Zealand. I still have a couple of years until the age cut-off so I haven't been in a rush to decide. Also this video is really well-edited and engaging. I'm really surprised it has under 1K views!

What country are thinking of settling in?

Good luck brother 🤞

Good luck mate!

You got this!!!!

This is such a heartfelt video! Made me emotional. All those conversations at the beginning of the video, the things people said to you - beautiful. I wanna say I'll miss you but knowing London, we'll probably see each other more often now that you live in Europe 😆

Proud of you bro.. so many people have the idea but it’s rare to do it!

You should have left from that ridiculous city much sooner . Its bad in every way , no es bueno .

Relax! You are not completely mental - Bof, peut-être un peu fèlé, mais enfin... Be well & stay safe

Love your adventures 😎🇬🇧

You're always doing this though 🤣🤣 Good luck 💕

oh yea, that jerked a tear

I’m thinking of moving to Montreal from Toronto this autumn. I’m deciding between London and Montreal. You are making me choose Montreal. :-)

I wonder where you are now? Please make a video again. ❤

London is great to visit but terrible to live in

Student town for great sex, and you do not even know how to speak french!

nice review. two things. there is no question of "getting caught" by regional airlines (and as an Australian, a good example country, this should be very apparent). When you are going regionally (so w/in a country, there are smaller airlines...like between Melbourne and Sydney, or Tokyo to Osaka, or New Delhi to Mumbai, etc.) that have a VERY LIMITED weight limit - 7kg (a little over 15 pounds)....and every bag gets weighed (and increasingly, re-scanned) and this bag would scuttle your plans. Even if you got the weight down (a tried and true technique, at least in medium to cold weather, is to wear a jacket with lots of pockets and stuff all your weighty items into your jacket...which they don't weigh....but some places like in South and East Asia will also search your pockets, make you take things out and scan them through at multiple check points...so...a hassle...though not so in Australia and more western countries I guess), some airlines just look at it and say "no, too big, need to check it" or else have very very tiny metal cages that it needs to fit in, which this wouldn't. So you'll have to check this bag. I managed to avoided checking my one bag on my last one bag trip, BUT BUT BUT...I was traveling very light, I used the jacket stuffing method...and I cut down every gram/ounce (so there is a 28L Patagonia backpack I used that weights only 2 pounds....you'd need one of these vapor packs in these situations...and I didn't carry all the film gear etc that a long term one-bag nomad would need). This all said, I think this is a great backpack (though I don't love the "I'm just a student going on a field trip look", and prefer something a little more sleek, and sober, to fit my age), and I'm still struggling with carrying clothes for more formal occasions (and the holy grail...carrying shoes)....while there are work arounds with pack flat shoes etc, and roll up "reduced wrinkle" blazers and dress shirts.....it is very very nice to have decent clothes if you are going to a business meeting, or more formal event so you don't feel like a sweaty tourist traveler. Also, if you have arrived at a location, I am starting to want another smaller daypack (I have been packing a rolled up canvas messenger bag) so I can have supplies, batteries, places to put all the books and baked goods etc I end up buying during a day out.....and this again weights you down and adds to the load.....Lastly....I highly support one bag travel.. I've found it makes zero sense if you are only going to one place for a week, or even not really necessary if you are going on a two week trip, for example, and you will be using 2-3 cities as a base for side day trips...where you can just take a wheeled carry on and park it at the hotel (this saves your bag). But if you have a sort of open-ended agenda...and want the freedom to pop around on a whim...then one-bagging is VERY nice, because (unless you've overpacked and weighed down your shoulders...which is a big risk for 40L backpacks...I'd keep it 30L and under for that sort of travel) you can just zip from train to plane to boat to subway to dinner to bookstore to long walks taking pictures...and its just a constant companion backpack that is along for the journey. ALSO - you don't really need the voltage converter (which is heavy) since all typical electronics like phones and backpacks have it built in...just need a dumb (light) plug adaptor...you only need the weighty adaptor for hair dryers and things like that. Lastly - I've found the noise cancelling on the ipods is so good that I don't need to pack a larger pair of headphones (but I agree noise cancelling is critical for flights I've found). Lastly Lastly - I don't pack more than 3-4 days of capsule clothes....I like to do laundry locally (for the most part, might not work in some places) by going to a laundromat - I find it helps to see the locals and get into the groove of a place...and makes you really feel like you've experienced it (like somewhat recently had a laundry morning scheduled, was in Melbourne, went to Fitzroy area and put in the laundry into a machine, then strolled around having some good coffee and pastries...etc etc...)...so don't pack to much clothing for longer trips. For 1 week trips, I'd just pack all my clothes since I'll be using a wheeled carry on anyway.

Bon courage 🎉

So what did you bag finally weigh?, plesse

Why not Australia? The only downside is to travel to other countries, but I much prefer to live in a city where I feel comfortable and not stressed about visa issues. Mellbourne is great for arts, culture, clean, safe and with great salaries.

I too take bands when I travel to workout. Do you do full body every day or different exercises?

If the goal is to secure a position before entry. Would you suggest getting a job offer prior to beginning the process? (it seems like the application is relatively quick)

You got loads of friends waiting for you in Rome!

But it’s a bold move and wish you the best.

Canada is one of the worst choices….its difficult to find housing, healthcare is super crap and even worse…not sure of you did your research. But I bet you will be moving out of Candy soon and move elsewhere.

Love the absolute chaos at the end! 😂 Respect for filming this in such a tight time frame 👏

Spaniard living in London for 6 years now. Arranging the move as I type this message. Leaving in mid May. London has drained me so much I have no clue what to do next. I need a proper break back home to reflect on things and gain some clarity. PS. You're right about my country, way too bureaucratic.

Move to Canada

One thing I use with the reisistent band is that they are super handy as a DRYING RACK! If you stay in a hotel, or a place without a drying rack, you can hook it onto chairs, door handles etc. to make a make shift drying rack. You could fit a fair amount of clothes on it.

Hello! Your video just pop up in my feed and I woundering if its possible to live comfortable in Montreal visout knowing french, just english? To make simple stuff such as going to the shops, to the cinema, to the doctor? also finding a job without knowing the French language?

Bro, I wish I had your courage, and wish I could give you my passport so you can make better use of it. It really hit me when you say all those things about London, especially the lonely part, anyway my situation is much better than other people I know of on that front, I guess, but still. All the best man 🤝💪. BTW, it's Alejandro from bachata, lol.

Hope you find peace and happiness my friend.

you only bring 2 shirt, 1 base layer, and 1 pants that you wear?

It’s good to hear life updates from this channel. Stumbled upon your videos when I was on the fence about leaving my hometown of Toronto to MTL and I’m a lot happier here. Rooting for your success and hope our paths cross

Good luck with everything!! Well done for facing your fears and for seeking a more fulfilling life <3 hmu when in montreal!

1:40 story of my life

I had been an avid fan of Johnny Harris, and through his channel BrightTrip, came to know. I really like the way you present your Insta stories and capture the moments. Maybe a traveller Vlogger can work for you? In anycase wish you the best Lashan🙌🏽

I carried a power strip and got confiscated inside my carry-on. Is there a consideration on what power strip specification is safe for carry-on?