8 REASONS WHY I AM LEAVING THE UK | LIFE IN UK

[@archi9050]

You know what I now live in uk and jo ye sab video me bol raha hai vo sab sahi bol rah ha hai yaha ka culture or nhs bhot hi kharab hai yaiha ek appointment nahi dete hame.. Good video.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@shikhardixit916]

😅😅😅😅😅😅8⁸

[@PCNaz007]

Aap log aane seh pehle bahoot accha tha, kachra kar diyye. Sabhonko is choti country mein kyun aana hai.

[@javgho]

What you say is true partly bhai but if you are Hindu you are safe in india but if you are Muslim life is danger because modi has got huge hands in spreading bajrang dal , other extreme organisations.

[@bibekjung7404]

ALMIGHTY GOD KABIR is the father of all souls that JESUS, MOHAMMAD, GURU NANAK, VEDH was telling in BIBLE, QURAN, GURU GRANTHA SAHEB

[@childearth4039]

India is huge, diverse with warm hearted and respectful people The sun shines for most of the year. What else can one want ?

[@Soffiaaa122]

Respectful ppl?😂

[@ParminderSingh-ft3cc]

I moved to UK in 2001 and lived there until 2007 and then moved back to India for good. I now live in Shimla with my family and life is good here. UK has seen better days but it's not a good place to live any more. By the way Dubai is even worse... you will realise later. Nothing better than India especially Himachal... lovely place, warm hearted people and excellent air and water quality.

[@delhiboyabroad]

I agree sir. Thanks for sharing your experience. I really love Shimla and would love an opportunity to spend my life there. Do you have any business there?

[@ParminderSingh-ft3cc]

@@delhiboyabroad No business here, only rental income from Delhi and some agriculture land in Punjab. Not trying to get rich. I live about 7 kms away from Mall Road in a village where there's a large apartment complex.

[@delhiboyabroad]

@@ParminderSingh-ft3cc wow, I completely agree. How much do you think is more than enough to spend a lovely life in Shimla?

[@sarina5352]

So true ask us British people 😢. It used to be amazing maybe years ago but not any more especially London.

[@sukhdeeps1]

@@ParminderSingh-ft3cc can non himachali liv in shimla?

[@raghavsridhar]

No sugar coating just straight to the facts 👏👏 keep it up , never change this style of video making

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you so much bro!

[@rajkdabd]

Good points. I was in a high paying job in UK. Lived there for 18 years. Very well settled. Yet moved to Australia. Most of your points are valid, but things like high taxes, long wait to see a doctor and being away from family, cultural issues, crime etc are applicable to any of the western/ foreign countries. In my view, UK specific points are: 1. NHS is great health service, but of late things have deteriorated. Option: you can have private health insurance / have private treatment similar to India. 2. Salaries are low and not in like with inflation ( you can lead an average decent peaceful life on it, but can never become rich). 3. Work pressures are high. Getting worse. 4. Weather: it sucks! 😱. But so does in Canada, other European countries, parts of US, NZ. Yes Australian weather is much better if you live in coastal areas (not in remote desert areas or North). 5. High cost of living, high inflation rate: of late, prices have gone up a lot. But so is the case everywhere. On positive side, it is beautiful highly developed, safe, powerful country, with very class education, health system and infra structure. Very good for young people, best for holidaying and centrally located if you wish to explore Europe, and has very polite, generally nice people. No country is perfect. Go anywhere and you will it’s own set of problems (including in India). It depends a lot on personal preferences. All the best!

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@delhiboyabroad]

I agree, appreciate your review

[@KumaSK]

Perfectly elaborated 👍

[@stelladuigan3372]

Too much immigration from India ruined England, you're right

[@mitaleesoni5205]

Absolutely agreed what you said..living in Western Australia for almost 15 years ..you can live decent comfortable peaceful life here but never become rich…..

[@Sky_is_a_limit]

Weather depression is literally hitting people's heart no matter what no ones like all the time same rainy cloudy drizzling..

[@sandeepkumarale8471]

We prefer to take holiday in deepshit winter to India

[@shahgfrommuzaffarabad9185]

I went to London 2010 left uk 2018. Since then living in Pakistan with friends and family and i am so glad 🎉

[@humamussawar9155]

I really liked your video because it's the truth. I can relate because I used to live in France and have family in UK as well. A lot of the reasons you mentioned also motivated me to leave. Best of luck and wish you nothing but the best , khush rahein 🙌

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you so much for your honest comment

[@magnificentscreens1217]

सही बात है, कोई भी अपनी फैमिली को नशेड़ी मुहल्ले में क्यों रखना चाहेगा । और आपकी ये बात अच्छी लगी की आप युवा हो और शराब नशे से दूर रखने की बात कर रहे हो ।🙏🙏👌👌👌👍👍👍

[@delhiboyabroad]

धन्यवाद🙏

[@moseskhan5391]

You are absolutely right brother. I m still in the UK however, I will leave soon

[@sasmitasubudhi8478]

Each nd every day in India is festive 1 surrounded by friends, family, local festivals r just unmatched 1

[@delhiboyabroad]

Yeah

[@rameshchandrapatel3750]

Yes true real life in heaven in India

[@shahkhan1384]

And Pakistan too heaven life

[@kongposh2747]

You made a right decision by leaving UK, I wish I could leave this place and live a simple,stress free life surrounded by family and friends.

[@mirfurkan8842]

You seems to be kashmiri

[@kongposh2747]

@@mirfurkan8842 how do you know?yes I am.

[@mirfurkan8842]

@@kongposh2747 kon posh the kashmiri local name for saffron,

[@abrariftikar657]

kashmiri spotted! 😅

[@canonicc1236]

I'm planning to work in NHS.. isn't this good idea..from jammu and kashmir

[@raghavansurendrannair7328]

Dear friend, An excellent eye-opener to those who want to go and settle in uk. Your points are quite valid as no countries can be compared with that of our native country. Hats off to you. Kudos.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you so much!!!

[@raghavansurendrannair7328]

@@delhiboyabroad you are most welcome

[@raghavansurendrannair7328]

@@delhiboyabroad you are most welcome

[@uzairahmed9675]

You are absolutely correct. Europe is okay for short time stay only. India is best for us. All factors you mentioned here are really meaning full.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@Walk-around-everywhere]

Found you today and it’s lovely explanation. It’s easier to enter and exit countries and explore in younger life because when you have settled and have kids these decisions become difficult . Wish you happiness wherever you are ❤❤

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@SUJAMUK]

Very true.

[@TheTravelJunkiee]

I have a 5 years long term skilled worker visa, I came directly for job, no masters done. Yet, I am going back. All the facts you mentioned are actually accurate. Mainly the NHS thing is the reason why I decided I do not want a life here. What if you have something critical and it does not get treated on time? Oh God. I can't even imagine. Bringing parents will be a nightmare for them as the healthcare sucks.

[@habilharoon365]

Hii bro someone offer me 5 year skilled visa in health care same NHS is it worthy or not may i should go there or not please share your experience it's alot for me.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks man

[@aamirmohammed3550]

@@habilharoon365don’t

[@shyamsoorya5121]

Going back to own country after 5 years of stay here in UK, very hard to get a sponsorship, buy yeah it is what it is! Will surely miss the country roads and all good times spent🙂

[@sadafiqbal7692]

Hi Delhi boy....I came back from Germany for the exact same reasons. Good work ❤

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you

[@ShubhamSaxena-te7nb]

Servus! Could you please tell how long did you live in Germany?

[@bthakkar799]

Gentlemen you are very correct . All points you raised ref to UK are very true . One more & VERY IMPORTANT point is that if you come to UK or any western countries WITH family then be prepared that after 3/5 years time your children will not come back to India even if feel like moving back to India . In short you will loose your children and this will bring pressure to you & to MOTHERS specially much more. So if you are prepared to loose your children than come to UK otherwise EAST OR WEST HOME ( India 🇮🇳 )IS THE BEST . I have gone through this pain and am suffering a present.

[@devsvlogs6164]

I can feel your pain

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@rahuljadhav1395]

Same here

[@venugopal-nc3nz]

Can I know why children don't want to return ?

[@PrasenjeetKumarAuthor]

@@venugopal-nc3nz Big cultural shock for them. India's weather doesn't suit them, people drive wildly on roads, food too spicy, language issues, etc whereas these things will seem normal to someone brought up in India. It's just like children brought up in Delhi wouldn't want to relocate to a village in Bihar or Haryana.

[@4blessings786]

100%agree brother, I'm leaving the UK after 23 years. I want to give my kids to live better in my own country

[@delhiboyabroad]

Nice

[@abhishek4702]

@@delhiboyabroad uk is a land of opportunities you got opportunities and you left the country people are struggling to get visas in india you not get job like britain

[@indiaspeaks1398]

​@@abhishek4702 Nothing in UK ,,,they will beat you without any reason if you are in a white people area ,,then you will come to know how good this Racist country

[@indiaspeaks1398]

​@@abhishek4702 Angrejan ,,,pichwada nahin dhoti hagne ke baad ,,spray maar leti hain nepkin se potty clean karke ,,,

[@danieldayal2570]

​@@abhishek4702 if u r a bachelor u can go because u will have time to settle till u get married n have children. But if u r married n having children u cannot risk their life

[@MuhammadIkram-kb3pu]

I have been living in US for the past 12 years and I agree with all your points

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@nivedhitha1000]

Yes , I totally agreed 👍, depressing weather and loneliness without family and relatives . Tax is high , no savings, nhs is bad 😕 . I m living here for 4 years . And planning to go back to India.

[@ankurandapoorva]

I completely agree with the points you mentioned. Good luck to you!

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@durgeshrai1654]

All the best for your future. Our generation is also becoming too much consuming, but still we have spiritual values here.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@royalsingh92]

Bilkul sahi keh raha hai banda, I was also living in UK from last 2 years, now I came back to India after completing my studies from UK.

[@ayeshayaseen9323]

I agree with you brother.i am in UK from a month and my degree has started now but i want to go back to my country my Pakistan ❤❤❤

[@alyfaysal]

Come back then. 😅

[@preetmohanty3587]

Pakistan se better UK hi hai

[@delhiboyabroad]

I understand

[@palwashadurrani4551]

​@@preetmohanty3587India se behtar UK hai

[@preetmohanty3587]

@@palwashadurrani4551 bhak chutiye...mein UK mein raha hun...chutiya desh hai

[@MILESTONEADVENTURE]

Perfect information. Its very truth each and every information. According i am currently experiencing i totally agreed brother..

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks a lot!

[@ygthbvfe4826]

LOL...Grass always looks green on other side ..Living away from home is not easy ...Looking forward for similar video complaining about Dubai (away from loved ones , harsh summer , nothing to do , no citizenship prospects etc etc ) ...All the best 😊

[@delhiboyabroad]

Hope that day doesn’t come haha India se very near from here.

[@ashitmukherjee5934]

Aa ab laut chalein.

[@khizrankhan1637]

True 😂

[@loverebel6632]

@@delhiboyabroad tu bas uae se paise kama kar india chala ja aur waha aish se reh ,citizenship gayi bhaad mein .

[@johnfrancis2215]

Yes, the weather here in UK is pants, but this country has lost its way and don't blame you younger people for wanting a better life, good luck to you

[@parmaramit25]

MANY OF OUR INDIAN PEOPLE DON'T KNOW....INDIA IS BEST THAN ALL COUNTRIES.

[@MrMeetmeagain]

🤪

[@UNIONCOM-xt1sy]

Chala jha bosdi k😂😂😂 Tu is video m kya land pakdna k liya ayaa hai

[@ashitoshbankar6362]

I also returned from UK in just seven days, i regreted my decision due to all of these reasons which you mentioned. I had got admission in UCL a world rank 9 university in 2023, still I left UK.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks for sharing your experience bro

[@muhammadshakeel-ju5xf]

I have lived my self more than 5 years in UK from 06/08 till 02/14, I left the country that time because UK had massive changes in it's immigration system, I have been working from last 9 years in Dubai now but honestly every country has its own pros & cons, Dubai has worse weather, extremely vulnerable job market means you can loose job any time then u have 30 days to find new one or go back home, extremely expensive education & medical insurance system, extremely high rents, if you want to live with family of 4 in total including your self, you need AED20k/pm, it's a bare minimum,also you cannot become national in uae ever, In uk if you pay tax you get many things in return, if you say uk vs uae, I would say uk,many people in south asia wants to leave thier countries due to deteriorating economic situation in their countries, Bro khushi say koi nai jata pardes but jana parta hay, abb 9 years bad main again UK main job dhundh raha hun, so you can imagine, but all what you have said in the video is literally true but again people has no choice.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thankssss

[@Naveen-l4t]

If you have good education and parents are supporting you financially, it is better to stay and work in India itself after graducation, if you don't have education and good job then you can try going abroad for better opportunities. don't go abroad to work in restaurants and taxi driving. he is right if you are living like raja in your country then don't risk going abroad because there you will have to do all work your own, clothes ironing, cooking etc

[@loverebel6632]

doing own work is fine also but the problem is you will never come up as you will never find a career good paying job .

[@dr.lubnafatima5623]

Very brave of u to be sharing ur honest experiences brother.very true of what all u said about UK.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you!!

[@vrosa1972]

I can agree with you as i have been to the Uk to visit my daughter who works there. All your points are correct. Life is not easy there. Living is obviously better as compared to India, but it comes with a huge price. Lots of hard work and sacrifices. Big chunk of your salary goes for taxes and huge amount goes for mortgage. In the end, you are hardly left with much money. It takes years to establish yourself in any foregn country. Everyone faces hard times and go through the struggles. And you have to do it all alone.

[@bidyutchatterjee7195]

Well said about the truth of life specially Indians there in UK.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Yea

[@sakuraharuno4667]

I live with my family in the UK, for me I'm having better life than i had in my own country.. but for those who are living alone here i can clearly understand what they are going through.. i was also homesick when i first came here.. south asia has life which UK doesn't.. people in the UK are so cold... the food in here tastes disgusting.. i really missed the hospitality of my own people and maybe i still do.. just can't explain

[@delhiboyabroad]

Cheers thanks Yes true

[@sakuraharuno4667]

@@delhiboyabroad most importantly, you're all by yourself in a western country. There are thousands of strangers walking around you but you'd still feel lonely. The climate here is always so cold, so as the people.. in my country, the climate is always warm and the people have warm heart too. They show genuine care for each other even if they are not related by blood or have never ever met before.

[@ranasaab008]

I was planning to settle down in UK though I knew inflation has risen to 11% and tax structure is on a high side. So, now I have dropped the idea to move to UK.

[@areejshams3253]

Australia jain

[@delhiboyabroad]

Nice

[@arindambanerjee8243]

Come to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 and settled down..my place.

[@ranasaab008]

@@areejshams3253 Good suggestion. At present 8.20 lakh Indian diaspora are living and working in Australia. 👍

[@ranasaab008]

@@arindambanerjee8243 Dada, Saudi Arabia is an islamic country. Therefore, being a devout Hindu, I have reservations to settle down in Saudi Arabia. 🙏

[@sunilrameschandra1975]

You are 100% right from your side but it's depends individual as I moved in 2003 parents and sister was from 1996 so they all well settled. Now I like rain I like drink 2beers everyday. Got friends meets everyday evening. Parents are happy as they goes every year and found every one is busy in India. Relatives fighting inside. It's not like India used to 20y ago. I had 7 8 friends now I found they all separate separate no one talking. Bhaia to much politics in India. But I love my India.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Yeah you’re right on your end. Life with family is always worth it.

[@loverebel6632]

agar gutter mein bhi rahoge na 20 saal to fir gutter mein bhi rehne ki bhi aadat pad jayegi . bura kuch nahi ,sawal aadat ka hai .

[@networks24x73]

Majority of folks claiming I had a high package jobs are the ones sent for onshore support by IT companies in India. They get paid low and they don't have any say or authority to continue once their onshore term visa is expired. It is not a wishful exit but a compelled one.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Yeah

[@drartidaemfitnesscoachatfi4998]

Amazing reasons bro ,proud of u and your values and your love and feelings n care for your family,you are an inspiration for youth🤗💪🏻

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you💕

[@Karkal99]

Very correct many people are returning 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@qalandarkhan9176]

You are right in telling the problems of living in the UK. But the situation in Pakistan and may be in India is so bad that despite all the problems people from south Asia prefer to stay and live in the UK and other western countries

[@delhiboyabroad]

I agree yes

[@oxyht]

There are many many hospitals, MNCs and new Companies. Big cities in India itself. If you have talent one can easily make a name in India itself.

[@delhiboyabroad]

@@oxyht sure

[@Umair.C]

Nah! not really ! there are cities in India like Mumbai, Bangalore etc. I am from Mumbai. Enough opportunities, great pay in IT, nightlife and overall safe. Best part is that if you earn 1L+ in these cities you can basically afford 90% restaurants, ola/uber, pay rent and still have money in your pocket! I've never stayed outside Mumbai so can't say about other states/cities.

[@rockysharma1929]

India to mast hai Yahan acchi jobs hain. But Pakistan me to aata bhi nahi hai 😢

[@divyendrashukla1347]

You are very young at age and experienced true meaning of INDIAN CULTURE. GOD BLESS DEAR

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you!

[@Amorakimo]

Indians should go back and try to make their country better than being miserable in the western countries!

[@anilagoswami7852]

100% agree brother 👍👍🤝🤝

[@Sigmalegend-c9n]

Absolutely correct. Plus, the job market is very competitive. Even if you apply for 1000s of jobs. You rarely hear back. Even if you heard back from them, you usually have to go through multiple rounds of interviews. Be one from 100s of those backup candidates that companies keep throughout the interview process. Most of the times, international students won't be able to find jobs after graduation, and they have to go back to where they came from after paying 1000s of pounds in tuition fees. There is very low ROI compared to hefty visa fees and NHS fees charged. Apart from this. Salaries haven't increased in years, cost of living is very high. There is not much saving after paying all your bills. There are not many travel options whilst you're here (like Philippines Thailand or other sunny countries) as they're miles away and you would need to pay high flight prices.

[@ajaykumar0339]

you are absolutely right bro, but Indian student running after Carrot of £1 Pound = Rs.100 and Entrepreneurship! I have seen people spend their 10-15 years gets nothing but dark weather! People dont undstnd in India that what is situation in UK, all new students I tried to explain but no one listens in Inida. UK university degree Entrepreneurship is a Trap, it looks good online but in reality it is very risky.

[@delhiboyabroad]

You got it bro, I hope people become more aware following this n upcoming videos

[@yunuspatel5192]

Is true brother

[@anjalimorye8972]

Yes, you are very true, just last month I came back to indian and faced the same situations 😢😢

[@rajeshbhasin95]

I also moved in 2004 and came back 2006 because this kind of culture .icame back to India. This guy is saying true.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thankyou for your honest comment

[@musafira6067]

I was born and brought up in the UK and can tell you the country has changed. I've been living in my country of origin for past 2 years because I feel it's a better environment to bring up kids compared to uk. All the points you made were spot on the only reason I would go back there in the future is because I have family there. Everyone has their own interpretation of 'quality of life' but UK doesn't fit mine at the moment

[@delhiboyabroad]

Same, thanks for your comment and info!! Much appreciated.

[@viralshorts323]

​@@delhiboyabroadto be honest, serial killers & psycho killers rate in India has been drastically increased. India is unsafe for peaceful people except politicians, rich bastards, useless people right now. Everyone has their own reasons & point of view (no objection). Anyways, you've put valid points from your own experience. 😊😊

[@ashitmukherjee5934]

@@viralshorts323 Then better you go to Saudi Arabia.

[@viralshorts323]

@@ashitmukherjee5934 i am not a muslim man to go over there. I just said about the reality.. Can't you watch any newspaper or media 📺 in recent times? Influence of western crime thriller web series on normal human beings in India with evil thoughts made them into maniacs doing horrible stuff nowadays. I am out and all pure hindu 🕉️ not having any interest to go to the place as you've mentioned.

[@kaluvamaddhusudhanrao8457]

Only india go see usa amerikz mostly shoots money ka liys

[@kalvantkaurkalvant3146]

Totally agreed reasons among all reasons tax is the No. 1 killer good luck in your future undertakings blessings from singapore

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you so much!

[@prith7772]

I am also in UK. Bhai ne jo bola bilkul sahi bola. Kuch bhi galat nahi bola❤

[@ranasaab008]

Prith bhai, UK mein inflation 11% pahunch gayi hai. Medical treatment bhi bohat mehnga hai. Agar aapki income high bracket mein hai toh UK reh sakte ho verna waapis India aa jao.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks❤️

[@dstyle5651]

Honestly i am very happy...at peace n completely independent here....i love the way my life has shaped up here in the UK so i am not leaving it anytime soon...

[@delhiboyabroad]

Nice, good luck

[@jayasmiah6617]

Nice one mate

[@Prince077Aussie]

I love my life in Australia. Higher salaries and peaceful life.

[@vishwasreddy7698]

seriously i agree on one point ...one thing he said true about family..i just had a baby...my god the care and time that goes to raise a kid cant imagine....luckily i live in joint family ...things manage ho gya....

[@RajendraKumar-tz3by]

India has changed a lot.... And there is lots of opportunity here.... So why should move to other countries❤❤❤India🇮🇳

[@SharminAktarbd]

Just our South Asian countries need to less population then we don't need to move those countries.

[@RajendraKumar-tz3by]

@@SharminAktarbd absolutely correct... Bdw your vibe is awesome😊

[@dharamsinghbisht864]

Lol..big joke

[@plasticpetrecycling970]

Now in India not like before now so much change have in India we can. Do some thing here and make a part of our economy..

[@dharamsinghbisht864]

@@plasticpetrecycling970 bhai kabhi country se bahar gye ho ? Gye hote toh reality pta hoti ..bahut aage hai adhiktar desh humse .hum abhi bhi bahut pichhe huwe hain..sirf govt murkh banati haj ye funk me chada chada ke

[@DashrathParekh-yy2pv]

Excellent one, it helps to put down ground for life, and future as well.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@dawoodwaris]

I came to the UK as a student year 2007, recession hit in 2008 and I lost my part time job, I was dead broke. But I hassled in the cold harsh weather, completed my studies, got a job, saved money, set-up a firm, sold the firm in 2021 and retired. It all happened in 13 years. UK is not for the weak, if you want to be successful here then you have to integrate with British community and also depends on your mindset. Your current situation does not determine your future but your thoughts will. I think I am the only person in the comment section that likes UK. This is a beautiful country, fresh air (outside London ofcourse), pure water and non gmo food, excellent private healthcare, good transportation networks, best restaurants in the world, best social life, Europe is 45 minutes away, and more importantly great people to socialise with.

[@delhiboyabroad]

I think you perceived it wrong mate. It’s not about liking the Uk. even I love a lot of things about the UK. But the things is there are some realities that need to be spoken about. I just did that. I never said anyone to not come or Uk is a bad place. In my previous videos I have myself explained good things too. Great that you have made it there, well done. But you find only yourself speaking positive is because majority of people struggle there and this needs to be clear in someone’s mind before coming rather than living in a la la land. Again I’d make it clear, I am not against uK it’s everyone’s personal choice.

[@seemaaggarwal1888]

I agree with you

[@loverebel6632]

dawoodwaris there is no fun in your life , you just worked like a robot .

[@pauljohny200]

I even liked London ..Central London it is the attitude, the mindset etc which matters. I found the people friendly .. Mix of various cultures, etc.. It is a good place .. you need to be a good person and have good friends.. Note currently I have left uk, But enjoyed uk. a lot Plus points of uk 1) Good transportation .. The bus also is so cool. .I Never had any issues while traveling in their bus. so silent.Tubes,etc 2 ) I Found the people very friendly actually. I was never in. a gang.. gang of my own type of people ..never..Stay away... 3) Culture .. Dont underestimate there are good people there too.. 4) Very organised, 5) Positive mindset .. etc Currently situation in uk will be bad ..cause of inflation,russia ukraine war. Nhs could have become weaker. and if population of any country comes in mass.. those country people will face huge trouble.. Note there are people in uk who earn 1000 pounds a day.. Note also there are many problems of drugs. Also it is a well managed city if there is a crime the police will drive in 5 minutes.. There are good things and bad things..also be human.. I mean if you go to. a country and mass population ..takign their peoples job there is going to be conflict.. People can easily be stabbed.. but again depends on ur area .where u live ,etc. If u dont like English songs dont go there.. quite simple ..

[@Saboorahmedrajputt]

i also move recently from uk to spain these things which he is telling very very geniune not go england even for study we know how they teach because we see alot of things so be in ur homelands and give ur potentional in ur homeland with ur loves by the way salute boy keep on way

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you

[@amaansheikh2804]

Best of luck bro waiting for more productive content 😊 👍

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@NawanshahrWalepb32]

Good bro everything u explained is true and good luck for u

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thankss

[@nazh9663]

To a large extent he is right. I also lived in Dubai 10 years and when i returned it was hard to adjust. Always raining crime levels up etc. You have your valid reasons. As a British Indian (born brought up here) I just can't and don't feel safe travelling within India as a tourist. A contrasting comment but truly felt an.

[@delhiboyabroad]

I get it, tha ks for your review

[@arindambanerjee8243]

You are an illiterate thats why you stayed in UK..Come to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 my place..see the richness.. 10 times whole UK selling and buying by Saudia.

[@Penfoldworld]

Welcome to Dubai. I have been living here since 2000 and I absolutely love it here. Best place to live and work if your job is good. 🎉

[@delhiboyabroad]

Nice thank you

[@rknaik76]

Agreed with all points. In small towns more racism cases and the worst thing is that ek thapaad bhi nahi maar sakte police will catch you only.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Ya

[@tahirhussain2741]

You are very honest young man we been living here last 40 years with family we live day to day life all things you said they true we are stock here wish you good luck

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you

[@harshidarami3043]

This is a negative video that spreads myths. The NHS offers world-class medical services. Alcohol is also a part of life in India, and it is an individual's own choice. Yes, taxes are high on income , but the government provides good protection compared to other parts of the world. If you lose your job, they take care of your housing and food. Since you are in Europe, the weather is cold, and it's something you should know before coming here. I would suggest that if you don't have the capacity to adapt to another country, it's better to stay in your home country, but please refrain from spreading prejudice on social media.

[@colleencarvalho4970]

Well said, people born and brought up in India are so pampered, especially guys. In Dubai, if you lose your job you are out of the place, back to where you came from. Living in the UK as a student, without surety of getting a Visa to continue staying is a challenge, but for those living there for a while, they get their parents and all live a good life

[@delhiboyabroad]

I’d suggest go and do your research please. NHS waiting times have become worse, they may provide good treatment but it is about accessibility. A person who gets a an injury has to wait 6 hrs to get treated - don’t know if you define that as a world class medical service. That’s the thing I just made people aware about these conditions those who aren’t aware of it. In india, alcohol may be a part but it isn’t selling like a cold-drink in supermarkets nor there any kind of appreciation for the same. It is definitely required that people have that capacity to adapt but they SHOULD know these things. There is not a single thing that I have discussed is wrong. Well if you term it negative, then it is part of the country and students MUST know about it before they plan to spend huge amounts of money.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Well, thanks! But those pampered guys are the ones working the hardest jobs in the UK. Yeah Dubai has got a drawback of no PR but that’s also true not everyone is being provided a long term visa in the UK. Students MUST know that it isn’t a lala land. Thank you!

[@harshidarami3043]

@@delhiboyabroad they treat depend on emergency waiting time is vary depend on que that's their system some come from other country to India and say why doctor charges are different it should be same but that's Indian system hope you understand the point.for so many illness, Indian has to spend thousand and thousand such as cancer while NHS offer free. you should not represent negative way but make aware to people in informative way. Alcohol and meat their part of life like Indian's Dal chawal and Roti we can not challenge their culture because we go there on our wish they are not inviting us to come there. I lived in three developed country I would say UK offer quality life and protect human rights which is most important. I am agree when you are on student visa scenario is different still you are treated same that's human right.

[@delhiboyabroad]

@@harshidarami3043 i never said we should challenge their culture. All i said is information related to their culture which SHOULD be said. Well not everyone can come to the UK with a mindset that they’ll get cancer treatment for free. Instead, more day-to-day difficulties are equally important. Getting a blood test done without cost takes months, if you have any illness all you get is pcm. In case you get a cut or bleed, you have to wait 6hrs minimum. All this is in public domain, and I have seen it too. Yeah every country has its own pros n cons and it is completely okay. However, in India many people are being misinformed. They are only told healthcare is free, however they should be told the real situation of healthcare. They’re told the Uk provides benefits, however they should also be told there are certain criteria for it.

[@pallavigupta3561]

So true …every point about uk is correct. Stuck here from last 12 years

[@jyotijoshi9174]

Great picture of India. You are superb

[@mischievousnurse]

bhai aapke sabhi points sahi h and its completely your personal decision if you want to live in UK or not, but you said you have relocated to Dubai ? Dubai me bhi koi long term future nahi dekh sakti mostly families, cheez dubai me bhi expensive h, koi khas culture dubai me bhi nahi h, one thing is for sure ki waha pe crime nahi hota hoga itna due to strict laws. 😊 Still i would like to say you have made a nice video. and it depends on person to person basis as you have also mention in this video.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Of course, personal choice hai bro. Dubai mein to PR b nai h toh that is also a point. However jaise ki apne kaha safety wise it is a great place. And even culture is good in comparison to the UK. But as I said sabke personal reasons hote h I just shared mine ki jiske same ho uski help hojaye

[@mischievousnurse]

@@delhiboyabroad thats great brother ❣ keep sharing and helping others

[@Sky_is_a_limit]

​@@delhiboyabroad exactly 💯 safety tu best hai dubai mein

[@asiajawad3157]

Alhamdulilah I choose Dubai to live with kids I m satisfied I came dubai in 2006 still here And the choice was best

[@arindambanerjee8243]

Kuwait 🇰🇼 & saudia 🇸🇦 ...yea do country ka naam suna hai kabhi..?? Dubai or England dono ko 10 times bechega and kharidega...Idhar ajaao aur 20 Saal paisa Kamake aramse India wapas jaake Ghar per family ke sath raho...jao...

[@majgenamilshori1586]

Achohal- it depends upon indivisual, What is the situation in Punjab r u aware? Absolutely usless points ; however one valis point is health where I agree with u totally

[@delhiboyabroad]

I understand, but here we are not comparing one Indian city with the Uk but just talking about some reality checks.

[@an_explorerr]

To all those saying India is best are living in abroad, what an irony. Everybody sitting in abroad love India a lot but they don't want to come, why do uou love in India then?

[@payell_uk]

Hahaha...kind of grapes are sour.

[@vikrambakshi1]

You should also bring out the Migration policy of UK, which has brought in people far more than the capacity of this country. Plus the rising rate of Frauds / Thefts by people who are finding it impossible to survive.

[@BaljeetSingh-eo2bh]

I am completely agree with you bro .

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@Naveen-l4t]

it is not only missing family, family also miss you. slowly you will become isolated from families, you can not go to death of all your relatives and you need to be selective on whose death you go, that is horrible

[@manii-qw9ko]

Haa ..per hum log india me hoker bhi nahi ja pate ....things are changing fast even in india

[@loverebel6632]

@@manii-qw9ko wo tumhari galti hai fir .

[@manii-qw9ko]

@@loverebel6632 haa bhai hai to hum log kabhi kahi hote hai kabhi kahi oor ..ek dum se na chutti milti hai oor na hi reservation trains me ...

[@reenasingh6034]

Yes bro. It's true and i have also experienced this thing in hospital for many times to wait for long time.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks for your honest comment

[@yogeshmahajanlegal]

I have seen many people who got the work permit n visa in hand dropped at the last movement of settling in UK. I too got an opportunity in 2008 fir relocation n dropped at the last moment. Thereafter I my mom suffered from cancer n i devoted fully till her last breath. At least I was satisfied which I could not if I relocated there

[@delhiboyabroad]

Appreciate it, glad you got to spend that time with her!

[@yogeshmahajanlegal]

@@delhiboyabroad I was offered good salary n relocation allowance too. At initial I was very enthuastic to join there but moment joining day approached, I fet some kind of hidden sadness which I cannot express. When I declined, then I felt that i relieved from some kind of heaviness. Now I m very much happy to live in India

[@delhiboyabroad]

@@yogeshmahajanlegal i completely understand that feeling. Yeah money can be attracting sometimes but what many people fail to estimate is expenses. They don’t understand that 50 lakh package in the UK isn’t more worth than 12-15lakh in India considering cost of living.

[@ElhamKhan-u6s]

Bhai . Finally i found your video as one of the ones ❤❤.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@myghtywan329]

THIS VIDEO IS SO TRUE, I HAVE 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE LIVING IN EUROPE,,,,,,LIFE IS SHIT IN UK, I AM LEAVING UK TOO IN 1 MONTH AND WILL NEVER COME BACK

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks for your honest review

[@myghtywan329]

@@delhiboyabroad THANK YOU INDEED BROTHER

[@kongposh2747]

Life is depressing and stressful

[@ooo-w7q5x]

Your young, handsome with a future, im sure India will comfort you back inshallah ❤❤❤

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@RYFMuzic]

Dubai …..bhai no natural things jo hume refresh kre or feeel good kre…natural greenery nhi to kya fayda…registan ka…go for europe country….❤❤ rehne k liye india and kamao or apne ghumo yeh country bss ghumne k liye hi hai..not for settle

[@garnetrose8877]

You are so correct my brother. ..am also going through what you saying

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks bro I understand

[@Pushpul.Pandey.PP007]

Thank You Brother for making such a wonderful video. God bless you..From my state of Kerala, youngsters are obsessed with going to UK.

[@taztaz7267]

Youngsters should work hard in their own country nothing left here

[@Pushpul.Pandey.PP007]

@@taztaz7267 I shall convey this message to my Keralite Bros .Thank You

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you! Yes I know

[@visheshkumar786]

​@@taztaz7267hamre desh me job hoti to koun abroad bhagta padhne aur kamane

[@taztaz7267]

@@visheshkumar786 bhai in mulko Mai itne log a chuke hy k in logo k pas b Kam nhi apne mulko Mai jobs nikalo

[@anilacharekar335]

Nicely explained. Very informative.

[@al24953]

so true... i lived in Germany for 5 years, except health care all the points you mentioned are so true. people who move from south Asia to Europe or United Kingdom they just consider themselves European from the first day of arrival, they think that they are in heaven and it's their final destination, they never think about the points you mentioned here. They also start worshipping the white people and their culture and whatever they do (even though they do anything wrong). And most strange thing is though They themselves are from south Asia but they always disrespect people from South Asia and South Asia countries.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@sandeepkumarale8471]

Eye opening

[@kaushalyaabeygunasekera9588]

So true

[@rahuljadhav1395]

True

[@jmudikun]

I disagree. If you move to a Western country where there are different values, the price is adapting to a new culture. You can't move to another country and continue to live as though you are in your home country. Just as Westerners living in India should respect Indian culture - same thing vice versa

[@anilchugh3217]

I fully agree you in pathetic condition of medical treatment in UK. They respond after 3/4 days with a tablet of paracetamol even if you need immediate attention and deadly disease. This I learnt from my sister in Cambridge and a doctor working with NHS of UK himself.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@LokiVersee]

Go for emergency service if you are dying.

[@bombayboymumba7853]

Quality of life in India has drastically changed over the years and plus our weather is lit !!! UK the depressing rain can kill you.

[@hvacrwrld1402]

Excellent choice of words sir!

[@indianhistory1098]

Last line is correct but what if you compare uk with india you obviously gotta know that uk living standard according to their population is far better than india causa india if fresher works for 10 hours monday to Saturday whole month he hardly earns 20000 a month but fresher in uk can easily earn up to 200000 per month thats a differnce of atleast ten times hope you understand india is good for rich peoples but for middle class ones it not a good choice 🙂🫡

[@kiransoul2888]

@@indianhistory1098 but you should also look at the living cost in the uk, food rent bills other things....

[@vibha3776]

​@@indianhistory1098google purchasing power parity

[@indianhistory1098]

@@kiransoul2888 so cant you compare the raising prices day by day in india middle class family is hardly surviving roi of uk is much better than india

[@NS-pt9rr]

Very wise Uiubg nsn, UK is not Land of Milk & Honey anymore. Stay in India, spend abd start business there, why waste lakhs of rupees to come only yo ge depressed. I am born in uk, aged over 50, i plan to leave UK with 6 years to enjoy my life ho more stress & tension.. 😊

[@arkakundu225]

@N S : Why r u leaving UK at this age after being born and brought up here; you must be having a home to live there for the rest of ur life

[@majgenamilshori1586]

point no 2 is superfluous, opening of shops etc at a particular time is ot a negative thing. U plan your schedule accordingly. There r so many things to do

[@delhiboyabroad]

Everyone has different perspectives ans approaches towards how they view and do things.

[@majgenamilshori1586]

Safety - Is India safe? can girls travel safely in night and even during day time in buses etc? How much abuses, startes they had to face

[@aj-by4nc]

UK is not safe too. There is many knife attacks and mugging

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thankssss

[@delhiboyabroad]

UK isn’t safe either. Plus you dont have your people to back you and support you here.

[@loverebel6632]

come to gujarat & travel in night ,you will be safe, even mumai ,banglore are also very safe , i have seen girls hangs around in miniskirts at night in banglore & no one even looks at them .

[@learngrowandtravel2020]

Bhot acchi video banai he shukriya bhai Tumne drugs wali alcohol Wali BAAT shi he good thinking

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@learngrowandtravel2020]

@@delhiboyabroad yes brother... thanks for your reply

[@rakhijsingh]

APNA DESH APNA DESH HI HOTA HAI. WE CAN CRITICIZE INDIA IN MANY WAYS BUT THE WAY THE GOVT HANDLES THINGS WITH SUCH A POPULATION IS COMMENDABLE.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Yeah

[@ashishgarg3732]

Na mile to Angoor khatte hai

[@delhiboyabroad]

@@ashishgarg3732 taste karke dekhe to khatte lage😂

[@ashishgarg3732]

@@delhiboyabroad London has given me so much that I cannot be thankful enough for it, I have been living here for the last 12 years, starting my life with a small job, today I am doing my business. So when we are in need, the country gives us, then when our time is over to give to the country, then we want to leave it...ye to thik bat nahi hai..anyways sabka apna apna point of view hai..dont take my words person please

[@delhiboyabroad]

@@ashishgarg3732 yes sure, why would I take it personal. That’s what I said in my video as well that things could be different for everyone but people must be aware. Glad that you’re happy there, i also got to learn alot in the UK.

[@tejaltank]

Loved your analysis. It is bang on!

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@Handasworld]

Very well justified your points Bro...good decision...Besties...God Bless

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks

[@1966Manjit]

Your points are 100% valid sir . I have lived in here in UK for over 56 years ... I am now 58 and the last 3 years the costs have gone through the sky.. It is not the country that it was even 10 years ago..

[@Shreyank538]

Valid points ...I also feel same

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you

[@tusharmishra5812]

I only agree with you about the tax and financial point rest of that wherever you go you feels same more or less ..I am talking because I left India since 11 years and travel half of the world . All the best for your future gols.

[@aks96666]

According to you which places are better to live....!??

[@tusharmishra5812]

@@aks96666 since 2years I am in Brazil and I feels it's really good place . Mostly the people and the calture is very open minded and respect every one and the earnings are good compare to expence. The laber law is good and centric to people .it's a devloping country and very good opportunity for every one compared to developed countries. Only challenge is about the language. I think that will be removed once you start living hear and slowly you learn the language day by day .This is want I feels hear .

[@1973sheki]

In asian, african countries there is a marketing of western world (North America and Europe) how these countries are earning money from us.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Yea

[@sandhyarag8340]

If you have warm relation with your family,have reasonable comfortable life in india, think twice before coming to uk ,for education and holidaying its okay.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Haha true

[@ankitaaggarwal9765]

Every single point is true.

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thank you

[@jagjitsingh-ti3cl]

Very nice points you’ve explained 👍

[@delhiboyabroad]

Thanks