12. Bilan 1 an de PVT à Toronto ! Elle quitte le Canada pour retourner en Belgique avec Hélie

Dans cet épisode de Parlons Canada, je reçois Hélie, belge d’origine congolaise, créatrice de contenu qui a vécu 1 an en PVT à Toronto avant de faire le choix de rentrer vivre en Belgique sans prolonger son visa.Elle nous raconte son vécu réel au Canada : le coût de la vie à Toronto, les amitiés, les attentes vs la réalité, son rapport à l’immigration, et la création de sa série virale "Mais qui m’a envoyé au Canada ?" sur TikTok et Instagram.On parle aussi de son retour à Bruxelles, de son compte sur les réseaux Lemba’s Mind, de stratégie marketing et du travail dans le secteur de la beauté au Canada et de ce que le Canada lui a vraiment apporté.Un épisode honnête pour toutes les personnes qui envisagent un PVT au Canada ou une immigration à Toronto.L'audio est disponible en podcast sur toutes les plateformes ! 🎙🎥 Vidéo YouTube : https://youtube.com/shorts/luPsxkrv65Y❥ PODCAST Parlons Canada : https://podcast.ausha.co/parlons-canada❥ INSTAGRAM DU PODCAST : @parlonscanada❥ SITE INTERNET : http://aylee.fr❥ FACEBOOK : @ayleesea❥ INSTAGRAM : @ayleesea❥ TIKTOK : @ayleeseaHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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