Why we REALLY moved to India from Germany

Many NRIs choose to return to India, it's a new trend, with good reasons for that. I lived in Europe for 10 years, and then took a sudden decision to move to India with my family. This was a big surprise for my family, and a brave and inspiring decision for many friends. Yet, I had clear personal reasons why I chose to live in India at this point of my life. I hope that after watching this video, you'll get a boost of inspiration and motivation, to move towards your dream life, and the the way you want to live your own life, no matter what others think and say.
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[@rahulpradhan6918]

Exactly. People don't get it at times. India is set to be the 3rd largest economy by 2030. If you are an entrepreneur, India provides that audience for growth. The Demographic dividend too helps in that. India is historically diverse from race (African tribes in Karnataka), Sino Tibetans in NE and Ladakh, religion (Hindu, muslim, Jews, Christians, Parsi, Buddhists, etc) and others. Bengaluru, Hyderabad & Gurgaon are developing. Healthcare is cheap and affordable. Entrepreneurs will love India.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

That's true, a lot of creative and entrepreneurial minds thrive in India, albeit all the challenges, and it's an immense source of inspiration

[@rahulpradhan6918]

@@HappilyGlobalized those challenges are an opportunity. If a business thrives here, you will do well in any part of the world. The problems are that diverse here tbh.

[@prashantkumar-gg9xw]

Pradhan bhai RAM RAM 🙏🙏

[@arjungupta4288]

I actually witnessed this in goa... not them per se... but many foreigners from US, UK, RUSSIA, FRANCE permanently moved to goa... i have asked couple of them 'whyyy??' They told... its the rising cost of expenditure in the west for them... and they can live lavishly with the same amount here!!

[@HappilyGlobalized]

You are right, a lot of people from Europe settle here for this reason, though it was not a reason and a reality for me. In fact, I'll share a different observation: certain lifestyle will cost here almost the same here, as in Europe.

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

@@HappilyGlobalized Really a very nice, genuine, real fact & ever memorable, great motivational feedback.

[@Akhil24kumar445]

@@HappilyGlobalized realy I hate this we don't like forginers in india even maany say they like but most don't you have country which is developed and more better than india say there

[@nwjwrbtys]

Yeah until taxes

[@vaidyaga]

I am a 45 year old Bharathanatyam (classical Indian) dancer. I was born in India, grew up in Indonesia, moved to the United States for university, finished my medical degree there and worked there over 10 years. Sometime during my medical education in USA, I discovered classical Indian dance (Bharathanatyam), and this is the beginning of my love affair with India. Finally at the age of 43, two years ago, I decided to quit my job and relocate to Chennai to fulfill my dream of being a professional Bharathanatyam dancer. People did not understand this decision ofcourse. After 1.5 years in Chennai, I decided to move to France, as my husband is European. I have now been here for 3 months. Life is good, surroundings are clean and people are nice. However I miss India, Chennai very much… mainly for reasons of dance as I feel it is the best place to learn and grow as a Bharathanatyam dancer, but for many other reasons as well. I realize now I have never felt so alive and fulfilled as I did in India. We are moving back to Chennai, India in 1.5 months. It has not been an easy decision as no one understands why I would leave a developed country to live in India. However, in comparison to India, European cities seem so quiet and sleepy. India is not just a country….it is a living vibrating being….it is an emotion. I love india.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thank you so much for sharing your story! And you couldn't say better, that India is a living vibrating being ...

[@globalpeace1684]

@vaidyaga , my wife is half-Indonesian and half Indian, we also live in USA and would love to move to Tamil Nadu or Kerala.

[@neerajmaurya2]

Many people getting inner peace in learning Kathak and Bharatnatyam. Search YT for "People Teaching INDIAN Classical Dances in CHILE !"

[@humanoid2423]

No other place really like India, such vibrance.

[@Akhil24kumar445]

Bro listen there is china they don't allow forginers there because of that there identity there culture there every thing is preserved we should make citizenship low more strict and don't allow forginers here to stay this is our land they have big country lot of natural resources everything we have few we let more and more will come

[@nm5310]

Yes, the vibrance is amazing especially in villages, where 65% of Indians live. You see huge groups of women / girls with long flowing hair and colourful sparkling clothes, dancing in unison for festivals. It's like a never ending sea of beauty and colours, their clothes make everywhere you look seem like a kaleidoscope. A real spectacle 💕.

[@vincya9761]

Keep posting videos.. One day you will become successful KZbinr.. Good luck

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thank you, I hope your comment is prophetic 😁

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

Really a very nice, genuine, real fact & ever memorable, great motivational compliment.

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

@@HappilyGlobalized Wow! What a very nice, genuine & ever memorable, great motivational reply.

[@sunilthakore5715]

Life is what you make of it, and if by following your heart makes you happy, so be it.

[@sriharinotla3226]

❤❤❤❤❤ Welcome to India.....Feel home....

[@ankeb8657]

Ich hab immer verstanden, dass ihr nach Indien wolltet. Schließlich habe ich selbst acht Jahre dort verbracht. Es ist sehr schön zu sehen dass es euch gut geht. Was mich betrifft: Ich bin inzwischen verliebt in Berlin und bereite mich darauf vor, in ein paar Jahren dort hin zu ziehen. 🙂

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Hallo Anke, schön dich hier zu sehen 😊 Wir sind auf jeden Fall mit unserer Entscheidung zufrieden und glücklich hier. Ich wünsche dir viel Erfolg mit dem Umzug nach Berlin, die Stadt ist einzigartig, eine großer Teil meines Herzens ist immer noch da 💗

[@avi......2091]

Well i live in berlin , but for me germany or other western (developed ) countries may have good infrastructure and laws but as an indian or asian it is difficult to integrate in the society , we indians prefer close relations with neighbours , coworkers , relatives etc , but germans does it opposite , they are super conservative and sometime get angry on you for asking help , still many indians go there though 😁. I will work here for a few years , then go back to india , maybe USA and canada are good because they are friendly people but , i wanna open a business in india

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

@@HappilyGlobalized Wow! What a very nice, genuine, real fact & ever memorable, great motivational reply.

[@subhashch7581]

Excellent... wonderful decision 💐❤️🙏

[@eziofunclub5392]

Super ❤️💜.. India is always a good country to live here. It's the super connected to nature. In our religion nature is good and always supportive. It's so many new things. You can learn too many things from nature.

[@vikassrivastav9942]

Thank you for understanding my country...

[@stephenmani8495]

Brilliant talk! Really wise young lady! I am an oldy man myself, but loved her perspective on life.

[@nandhan6637]

nice.. hope to meet u and ur family one day.. thanks for trying to help us ..

[@shariffkhan4980]

Ana sis.. Brilliant video.. Absolutely marvelous✅.. 🕋👍🙏🙏

[@iamtaliba.divine.love1322]

Amen!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!💝🙏🏽

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I’m happy if it helped in any way!

[@hazy169]

love from jhansi,india upload daily vlogs you will grow here

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thank you for your support! I'll be posting regular weekly videos for sure, though a lot of work goes into creating them

[@MdSajid-yw3nz]

​@@HappilyGlobalized

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

Really a very nice, genuine, real fact & ever memorable, great motivational compliment.

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

@@HappilyGlobalized Really a very nice, genuine, real fact & ever memorable, great motivational feedback.

[@EnthuAboutLife]

Thanks dear for your video....❤

[@bestnaturenoise]

Your voice is clear and you English speaking is fantastic 👌

[@sukeshjain4262]

Loving your videos❤.. wan more of these🎉🎉

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thank you for your encouragement! Next video is on the way, this coming week 😁

[@pramedhindra5560]

some more families like your. hope you will like to listen to their stories

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thanks for sharing Pramedh, beautiful families, I'll definitely check them out

[@shillahnamsia]

Amazing video 🤍Thanks for sharing 🤗

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thank you for your support 🙏

[@prasoonprashant8587]

why ddntt you share your home tour ? or your daily vlogging ???

[@johnwilkesbooth8000]

Happy diwali 🎇🎆💐

[@ram.ram.saryane8121]

visit ladakh, sikkim, tawang beautiful places of india

[@ssam3826]

Just happened to see this video. Very interesting. Welcome back home. Home is where the heart is. Recently a friend of mine decided to shift from India to Germany, with her husband, who has a really good job in India. They had descent lives in India but then people are all different. Just out of curiosity, where in India are you from?

[@HappilyGlobalized]

You are right, we are all different, and have different priorities and circumstances. I do know families that shifted to Germany, settled there permanently and are very happy with their choice. Our home is in the South of India, and family is scattered across different states

[@raghavendra4633]

Hi and Hell!!!! A New subscriber .

[@BhPrashaant]

Yes ,,,,, do what you love to do

[@nayanmdesai]

LOVED THIS VIDEO.

[@anands9194]

The social life in western countries is nearly non existent. strict rules and regulations makes life a choking/suffocating experience.Hardly any freedom in the true sense. Added to that the arctic weather.

[@Akhil24kumar445]

Bro listen there is china they don't allow forginers there because of that there identity there culture there every thing is preserved we should make citizenship low more strict and don't allow forginers here to stay this is our land they have big country lot of natural resources everything we have few we let more and more will come

[@Akhil24kumar445]

@Radha Rani achhaaa

[@gregscottfordemocracy]

There are places in the West where it's not an Arctic climate. Take for example if you live in California or someplace even warmer like Arizona where it's a hot desert climate that's probably similar to India or the Middle East or Northern Africa. I also want to mention places like Australia and New Zealand that have a beautiful climate where there's pretty much no snow. I almost forgot to mention Florida in the United States where it's a very warm tropical type of climate. So my point is not everywhere in the west is going to have a cold or an Arctic climate

[@Vkush_MidWest]

New Sub here from USA, my wife is American and I am Bharatiya - we have a little one and we are also contemplating heading back to Bharat to instill vedic values in our American-Bharatiya Son.

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Welcome to the channel Victor and I wish you all the best for your move!

[@sabertooth4631]

See acharya Prashant videos, he talks about how we can live Vedic life by connecting with modern lifestyle.

[@reactionwalacouple]

Welcome to India

[@kidsgameguide44932]

Great to see.

[@LokMeeWan]

Hello Ms. Anastasia this video is so thoughtful. I'm a Malaysian fresh grad that currently working in hospitality industry. Hoping to move to India soon after gaining some experiences but have no idea how as I'm seeing the terms and conditions for getting the Indian Employment Visa are tough (for example need to gain very high salary). Is there any advice or opportunity that I can seek from you or anyone who's reading this. Love from Malaysia ❤

[@harindersingh1365]

I welcome you in India.

[@ramkikrishna1462]

For subscribers.......... Nice commerical idea👍

[@manishathakur1503]

Welcome to 🇮🇳

[@javiermarcialcespedesberne8575]

Hola, como van?, Los mejores y más cordiales Saludos desde puente piedra, lima, Perú, ojalá que puedan venir en algún momento a mi país y que disfruten de la solidaridad, amabilidad, y fraternidad para con la gente que no gusta de la guerra y sus consecuencias, aqui podrán disfrutar mucho de todo por aquí, con la familia y los amigos, felicidades por sus vídeos y que ustedes y los suyos esten bien, sean bienvenidos siempre..

[@ShalomEterna]

Vi este video por primera vez, a mi tambien me gusta la India. Estados Unidos esta muy complicado y costoso. Queria saber como es Peru?

[@christopherpetrov2355]

Privyet ! Beautiful Sistrah, you could have shifted to Maskva and lived like an Oligarch. India is a good choice from spiritual and enterpreneurial point of view but the summer are really hot and humid there😭!!

[@HappilyGlobalized]

That's true, but I enjoy the heat and humidity, so this is actually a plus for me :D

[@VipinEnt]

😍😍😍

[@ashu8265]

you can be happy in village with just a hut or you could be sad in 5 start apartment it just depend on our mind and need

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Very well said!

[@barryram2605]

Wise choice to leave Europe. Germany and Europe in general have very little to offer unless you're an asylum seeker, a pensioner or someone living of benefits.

[@Hindu428]

If you do some small Vlogs you will get so many subs, hope you will have good experience living in India And best of luck for your KZbin journey :) ❤️👍

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

Wow! What a very nice, genuine, real fact & ever memorable, great motivational compliment.

[@nekroticknight1802]

Welcome to India.

[@kushalbaruah9560]

happy dhanteras .

[@futureknowledgeinhindi2496]

welcome to india I want you to stay in India love you

[@padmalochanbhoi2466]

Love from Odisha

[@AstroInfinity-ri4dr]

🇮🇳❤️🇩🇪

[@Praveencapri]

Nice..info

[@teebeechee7750]

Privet! Where did you learn English so well although you have a slight accent… don’t we all…

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I learned it at school, then at my university, and then on the road while travelling

[@teebeechee7750]

@@HappilyGlobalized well done, God bless you and your family. Welcome to India.

[@pratikmanavi]

This is original

[@notahuman-r4j]

भारतवर्ष सर्व प्रधानम्

[@mysterioussonu]

Love you ❤️💕❤️

[@manishrao18]

Wait a minute, running through the comments and few of your videos, it's either about Germany, Berlin, West & India but nothing much about Russia. I think it's injust for such mighty, historical & cultural country. It's (russia) also growing economy being downgraded.

[@Comments_reading_Funn]

what is your husband name? and thanks for sharing us 🥰❤

[@tivo3720]

Thanks for choosing India 🇮🇳 Hope u and ur family will stay here .... If you get bored just take a tour of different states of India... Haha

[@HappilyGlobalized]

Thank you for your kind comment. It's indeed impossible to get bored in India 😁

[@ashwanikumaryadav2156]

TIP : Start making vlogs with little Hindi in it nd u will see drastic increase in your subscribers.

[@prashantkumar-gg9xw]

Zor se bol bolke scheme bata de. 🤔 Vaise thik bhi hai kyonki inhone 10 sal pahle INDIA dekha hai ghooma hai aur permanent bhi ho gayi. 🤔 We should be ready for wave like this sister 🤔 as we are half europian, but she should be full Indian from inside..😂😂. Welcome SISTER 🙏🇮🇳🙏

[@rajthakurraj4305]

❤🌹🤗

[@kushalbaruah9560]

🙏👏namaste

[@shayanraj7840]

Today , many talented people leave India and move to West. Mainly because of economic and social status. But I'm sure If India would be a developed country , most people would live in India. India not only offer tropical environment but desert , green small hills , islands , Mountains and snowfall at same. Because of this large diversity, a variety of foods , clothes and everything can grow in India. Living a simple life is also cheap. I hope India will be a developed country soon as we are growing. And our biggest advantage to this is our Democracy compare to China. Jai hind.

[@Hindu428]

Developement with Culture is what India should and will do in future, so definitely it will attract Foreigners👍

[@bendover-bz4bc]

And India also offers castism , racism , poverty, trash on roads , corruption , potholes on road, air pollution, most polluted rivers and most importantly high crime against women.

[@Hindu428]

@@bendover-bz4bc okay i agree with you but this high Crime against Women is not true, it happens in every country including Super power USA, though still its somewhat true that Society has to improve a lot in terms of Developement and Environment

[@shayanraj7840]

@@bendover-bz4bc Lol. No. Some of them are our economic and social problems which will be easily solved after we become developed. And the other are your misconception. Like Potholes on Road-You are living in past (or extreme rural area) , Air pollution- only Delhi and 3 other city which is 0.00000001% of India. Otherwise whole India is full of greenery , Crime against women- It is low than Netherlands , US or Europe ( Don't forget our population is very big , Crime per person is lowest in India ).

[@austin426512]

@@Hindu428 the real issue in the future is the demographic change with huge explosion in Islamic population who wants have their own shariah rule and islamize india by 2047 supported by Pakistan ISI and China. Unless govt wakes up and starts controlling this population, we will see grooming and jihad activities in Hindu minor girls like they did in UK

[@The_Goat_Of_Football_5]

I really respect you choosing such a overshadowed country from a 1st one country

[@cement006]

the main drawback the west shows India as a Danger spot, but if you have this much of population, different ethnic groups and different languages, will germany maintains the same as India, its a big no.

[@bendover-bz4bc]

Germany is better

[@cement006]

Because of low population

[@18svd]

we are missing your Russian Accent

[@HappilyGlobalized]

I lived in many countries, so I picked an accent here and there, now it's truly global 🤣

[@Akhil24kumar445]

To make money from KZbin

[@nandujamatia2874]

Really