When you should return to India | 5 Criteria

This video and channel is about the my experience as NRI who lived in US, Sweden, Denmark, Philippines and visited couple more countries however finally decided to come back and settle in India with my loved ones. Mostly i am covering my background, Reason for moving back, how did I planned the move, reasons for going abroad again after living in India for 3 years, Career transition, Kids social life, Advice for the future aspirants and finally experience in India.
✅ My Mission.
My mission is to provide support and guidance for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) who are considering or planning to return to India. I am trying to help people who are in dilemma and provide suggestion based on their situation. We as Indian has shared dream to make our country as best place for their citizens as well as for expats. I share informative and engaging content about frequently asked questions related to finance, culture, job opportunities, real estate etc.,. My goal is to help you make an informed decision about your move to India and to ensure a smooth transition back to your home country.
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Below are Important videos links about my journey from Dilemma then making decision and reaching India which will help audience in making decision about return to India or migrating from India.
NRI dilemma | Regrets in later phases
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NRI respect in India
• NRI respect in India |...
NRI depression and Vacuum in life
• NRI depression and Vac...
Trigger point to decide return to India
• Trigger point to decid...
Top 10 reasons why I came back to India
• Top 10 reasons why I c...
Kids Thinking About Moving to India?
• "Kids Thinking About M...
Kids adjustment issue after shifting to India and Solutions
• Kids adjustment issue ...
OCI kids education fees and quota in India
• OCI kids education fee...
OCI card benefits and limitations
• OCI card benefits and ...
Retirement Corpus(money) in India at 40 or later
• Video
Retire at 40 and settle in India| retirement for NRI
• Retire at 40 and settl...
Total Monthly expenses in India(conclusion)
• Total Monthly expenses...
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[@satyammishra7873]

Mera to itna mn hai us or canada jane ka but is jnm to na ho payega 😢

[@Neelsworld2022]

Great video. Thank you Hemant

[@hemantaim]

Thanks buddy for continuous support

[@livinghope1561]

Because of terrorist modi everyone is leaving India... Lots of millionaires are leaving and India is becoming more poor day by day... I don't see any wisdom here.... Run while there's still time or you will regret later...

[@shinchanninja]

As soon as you are ready to breathe dust and pollution 24x7.

[@elnovato1741]

I already returned to India - I returned to India in 2014 - It was the best decision of my life. I was in Sydney. I returned to India at the perfect time. Narendra Modi came to power. Stock market skyrocketed. I enjoyed full bull run.. made more money than what I was makin in Sydney.. India is really booming. spectacular transformation. I run my entire daily operations from the mobile phone itself. Modi ji truly transformed India.

[@hemantaim]

Truly agree

[@manpreetsinghbhachu2673]

Same for me I god Canada pr and came back within 4 months . Our stock market has skyrocketed and I am beneficiary too

[@sahas397]

Settling and being successful is a foreign land takes a lot of grit, one needs to be globally competitive, it’s not for everyone. I know people who came from Patna and we’re not able to settle in Kolkata. Where is that if people from Assam, have become CEOs in the US .

[@arik4686]

​@sahas398 i m laughing on yr comment buddy. Many people going abroad are ready to turn every stone. West countries check all their basics, like character and medical etc. N WHAT JOBS MOST OF THEM GET, EVEN AFTER EXPENSIVE EDUCATIONS ?

[@umeshkhetan]

Do you make money by investing or trading? I am a novice but fascinated by share markets. I fear loss. I do not know when to buy and when to sell.

[@deekshantbelwal1269]

I returned to India from the US in 2016 when Trump won. My friends and colleagues discouraged me asked me to consider future career prospectsetc. but By god's grace I was able to bring my job to India and work remotely for a US company as a contractor and paying income tax to the Indian govt.

[@kavyamallela4613]

Hello Deekshant....I'm an NRI in London..planning to move back!! I would like to get some advice or suggestions from you on how you managed to tranfer your job to India..could you please reply

[@Footyeditz76]

I would like to hear from you personally on how you got your job. Pls help. It's for my husband.

[@hemantaim]

@footyedits7514 please contact me on Instagram at hemantdubey79

[@Footyeditz76]

@@hemantaim sure thank you so much.

[@NavaNiveDhan]

This dilemma is haunting me for some years and now it’s critical for me as my elder one is 11 years my father is 70 plus. As I had a dream to live in home country I even sorted marriage proposals for getting one who settled in India before 12 years. But now when I look back I feel regret that I missed these many years missing my dear ones , events and many more It’s really a trap after some years of migration especially if you live in a foreign country especially those who never wished 😢

[@hemantaim]

The time never comes back which you spent without your loved ones....it's never too late....it's all about firm decision making

[@livinghope1561]

Because of terrorist modi everyone is leaving India... Lots of millionaires are leaving and India is becoming more poor day by day... I don't see any wisdom here.... Run while there's still time or you will regret later...

[@mitashah136]

What about doctors. What is the scope.

[@hemantaim]

Doctors always have scope no matter which part of the world

[@rahulagnihotri4944]

My friend suggested your channel. You have mentioned very good points. 10rupee ki jalebi, 10 rs ka golgppa, 1ghantay ka cricket ki bari,ek chai with friends, yeh all dont require much money but fullfills requirement of happiness which millions cant get you.

[@hemantaim]

True.... Totally agree

[@livinghope1561]

Because of terrorist modi everyone is leaving India... Lots of millionaires are leaving and India is becoming more poor day by day... I don't see any wisdom here.... Run while there's still time or you will regret later...

[@ishanabhavsar]

That's so cute !

[@xijinpig8982]

I dont understand Hindi, but can roughly get a few words here and there. I am a Malaysian citizen and my grandparents came from Kerala during WW2 to help British Malaya Royal Air Force against the Japanese. I have OCI status but how easy is it if i want to move permanently to India one day? Will it be expensive?

[@hemantaim]

Depends if you are planning for retirement or job......depends how much corpus you to invest in india

[@xijinpig8982]

@@hemantaim Job and Permanent moving in general I guess, I'm still very young

[@hemantaim]

The beauty of India is that you can choose City and maintain the lifestyle based on your budget........So everyone fits here .......

[@climbeverest]

The beauty of india is you will be taxed on everything

[@kaanshu]

hi Hemant - I deeply resonate with your thoughts and I am gaining lot of useful insights from your videos There is lot of simplicity and authenticity in your presentations. I am in the decision phase of returning from the UK to India after staying in the UK for 2 years.

[@hemantaim]

Good to know that I am useful for people.......

[@puneetwarad5831]

Hi Hemant, not sure Google listen to our daily conversations in home, glad it it😊. This video randomly popped up in my timeline , you've absolutely explained it well.I came to Australia in 2015 for 3 months assignment thinking to accumulate money for down payment for a car. Irony is, now we are Australian citizens. I always want to go back to India, but couldn't answer myself the 'WHEN' question which you pointed out accurately. Thank you.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks Puneet....just watch my other videos as u will get more answers

[@ishanabhavsar]

Hemant bhaiya 🌷 good channel. I've moved back from US a long back... but it's a bit different... because I was raised there and most my education and job was there too. A lot of my family is there but here too.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks

[@musafir123]

Kamane ke liye puri duniya me jao baki apna asal jagah mat chhoro

[@Razdanvinodk]

There is no one- size- fits - all solution , in such cases! Everyone has has his priorities and ways to fight his demons. Just perfect the art of navigation! However quality of life is better overseas; so is work ethic ! Environmental toxins in food, water and air are at the root cause of many a disease in India 🇮🇳! Difficulties get complicated because of high taxes, bureaucratic lethargy and overall corruption in every sector! One time life: enjoy as you please! Trust Jesus- the real saviour 🙏

[@Prisinghani]

I am not happy here.i am going in depression.i dont want to live in London.But My husband is not listening,He is not understanding.i came here in March but i didnot liked anything here.headche rehta h.so nahi rahi hu.mujhe samajh nahi aa raha h mein kya karu.kya aap kuch bata sakte hain jisse mein samjha pau unhe ki mein nahi rehna chahti yaha

[@Akash-ok7su]

Divorce is a solution

[@v27027]

Do you have kids yet? It will be good if you move to India for few months without husband and think about what you want really. Take care of your mental health

[@abhijitkamble517]

Very nice video I came across randomly. It was worth watching and thinking about. Thanks heaps ❤

[@hemantaim]

Thanks

[@livinghope1561]

Because of terrorist modi everyone is leaving India... Lots of millionaires are leaving and India is becoming more poor day by day... I don't see any wisdom here.... Run while there's still time or you will regret later...

[@musafir123]

Ek bap ko cancer hua beta gulf me tha kuch dinke liye aya lekin 2,3 mahine bad vapas chala gaya job ki wajahse uske bad bap 1 mahine ke bad death hua ma akeli thi.

[@anubhavm2822]

Informative video with good suggestions . India today is fast developing and prospering to become an advanced Nation . Foreign direct Investment is coming in a big way. There is Population burden no doubt, but one must watch PM Modis vision Manifesto delivered in Oct 2023 at Mandapam Pragati Maidan Delhi at youtube .It is a Vision for India for next 5 years to really understand how India will progress. States like Uttar Pradesh, Gujrat and Maharashtra have visionary Chief Ministers, these states are marching ahead speedily . Every State today is holding Investor meet event regularly and obtaining substantial investments . We witness Modernization/ progress in every sector.

[@desitravellife]

All points are perfectly explained.

[@pittsburghpatrika1534]

This applies to those who come to Delhi, Mumbai. Bangalore, and Hyderabad also.

[@pallaviiyer4673]

Hi Hemant, I have recently moved back to India on OCI and wanted to ask if being at OCI we can stay in India for a decade without any hassle. Once my son is grown up may be I ll move back with him to Canada. But currently need your insight on this stay on OCI.

[@hemantaim]

Yes you can stay as much as you want on OCI card.......

[@rohitverma-qr3dl]

Really great video. Sounds like you did too much home work and of course your experience

[@hemantaim]

Thanks buddy

[@psblossom]

Are you a mind reader😢

[@mohit4902]

You should return to India after you get a green card, plain and simple

[@Sanattiwari01]

Anyone returned to India when kid is in year 9?

[@hemantaim]

Please contact me on Instagram at hemantdubey79....I will help you

[@chandanchowdhury1818]

Really informative video

[@smchoudhary123]

thanks you

[@RiteshSrivastava-sv1qi]

Your videos are very informative. The best part is u provide all the inputs and leave the viewer to decide whether to make the move or not. Have a couple of questions: What’s the best way to withdraw 401K from India? Investment wise what all things to take care of when moving to India.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks... please contact me on Instagram at hemantdubey79

[@yogitabhagwat4287]

Nice video. It’s really tough situation to decide this. Once done we will be fine I wish.

[@vibsvk]

Great video Hemant, very clear and to the point ! Well made.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks buddy

[@revs2023]

NEVER!!!

[@sahas397]

Gurgaon has more career opportunities than US? What are you smoking?

[@s_d1301]

His comment is not about Gurgaon has more career opportunities than US but more diverse and easy higher level roles availability (To move onto hierarchy) in India as Population and roles are more . It's not uncommon in US/UK/EU - people doing plain individual contributor roles in 20 Years and stuck but unable to move jobs due to visa (other dependancy) wherein India - Top level hierarchy roles are more and you can switch every 2 3 Years

[@sahas397]

@@s_d1301 if one is not able to move to higher role is a bigger market, its not a opportunity issue, it’s a capability issue.

[@s_d1301]

@@sahas397 - I think you did not factor the numbers/visa restrictions - See the no of roles At senior level in India vs US.. India is a large pool for all countries companies ( UK/US/EU/ANZ) so definitely numbers are more plus no visa restrictions ... Example - no of delivery managers needed in TCS India/TCS Sweden/TCS Ireland/TCS US .you get the point ? As the workforce numbers are more in India so no of senior people needed are more

[@Middleclassbeta]

Hemant bhai, Accha video tha. Kaafi objective!

[@hemantaim]

Thanks

[@sunilkb]

Nice video and very balanced views you have given. Just adding my personal experience, if anyone is coming back, it's a good decision, but they must keep a way to go back, by means of one spouse having passport of other country, PR or such. Many in my known circle who came back had to return back abroad as they were really shocked about how the things ran. Though born and bought up in India only, staying a long time in a Western world makes us soft and less street smart :) Things like giving bribes in every place from cremation, death certificate to building house, rude public officials, road rage and lack of traffic discipline are a reality and usually when we visit for short holiday, we would not give attention to these things. But when we permanently move back, these would become more prominent in day to day life. India is doing exceptionally well economically, and we have all good reasons to be optimistic. If one is ambitious, wants to grow aggressively in their career, make money, build start-up, outsource daily chores, then India is the right place. But someone who is moving back and is looking for a content, slow paced family lifestyle and gives priority to clean air, water, unadulterated food and corruption free public services, then better to keep a way out to go back easily if things do not work out in India as you expected.

[@livinghope1561]

Because of terrorist modi everyone is leaving India... Lots of millionaires are leaving and India is becoming more poor day by day... I don't see any wisdom here.... Run while there's still time or you will regret later...

[@australiabyamit]

Well adresses sir, i am in Melbourne, Australia since May 2023 on a 4 year work visa as i got a transfer from my existing employer from Noida and came with family , wife and son. I am living in lonliness as my parents are there alone in New Delhi, and 24/7 i think about them ..and i am not happy here. Now wife is very admant and asking me to file a PR on which i am not in favour of. Litrelly straggling with myself daily. 😢

[@Oo-pl9zg]

Your wife is right... india is going bad to worse..all the hype you read and the govt PR says is just about temples . Garbage, water cities.. it's almost like there is no law.

[@indianabroaddiaries-ji5pj]

I came to Melbourne in 2022 for my PhD and retuning permanently to India after thesis submission in June and also giving up TR /PR opportunities as well. Here culture is very indivulistic , loneliness and depression. I can live anywhere in India but not here.

[@hemantaim]

For this purpose I started this channel.....take mutual decision

[@hemantaim]

Hmmm.....take timely decision

[@MindzpeakPodcast]

Sir, after marriage and especially after child you and wife should be there for each other and not depend on parents. If you are still thinking about your parents instead of taking care of your child and wife, problem is not melbourne its your relationship. This is what I feel. Don't misunderstand me but looks like your wife does not want to go back as she does not want to live with your in laws or tries to have as less physical proximity with them as possible so that she can save her marriage. Please realize that the reason one gets married is to start a new life and not to still cling on to parents for our emotional needs. As parents, they cannot be replaced, but similarly we are parents too for our children and if we still cry for our mom and dad then our kids would be confused and wouldnt see us as strong persons.

[@rohanutep81]

Sochte sochte idhar hi rah jate hain😂😂😂

[@hemantaim]

Yes it happens as it becomes too late

[@awstutorials1]

Your content is good !! Keep it up !!

[@vibhs19851]

Ab india mai hi itna paisa bahar jaana hi kyu hai aap Ki company bej rahi hai that different log toh bas jaate hai kyu ki bahar acha hai kya acha hai weather usk liye jaate ho ek time pe log jaate thai coz tab india gareeb desh tha ab nahi hai and people still take pride in going out of india but why we are on the verge of becoming 3 largest economy

[@nehamarchar353]

3rd largest economy is not the right parameter. India Ka population is multifold than most of western countries. Per capita income India Ka Kitna Hain?

[@vibhs19851]

@@nehamarchar353 population wahi toh business generate kar ti hai consumption hai tabhi toh potential hai purchase power parity dek lo wahi ruppes mai or wahi same some other currency mai hai

[@nehamarchar353]

@@vibhs19851 not saying ki large population is wrong in any ways. 3rd largest economy India isliye Hain because of large population. But per capita income is still on much lower side even after considering the purchasing power parity. That said India will catch up faster over coming years

[@vibhs19851]

@@nehamarchar353 that also coz of large population everything has it con an pros

[@mr.sachin590]

Nice

[@british-indian]

I am on my way back to Mumbai soon .just need to sell my few properties in London once done then am packing up👍🤗🙏

[@hemantaim]

Welcome home

[@lisboaprince4513]

Why would someone come back from London 😂

[@s_d1301]

​​@@lisboaprince4513 why would someone not if he has better opportunities back at home . plenty of people plan to return ..Even I am considering

[@dancingnachos3634]

​@@lisboaprince4513you have to remember if you have the money there is no place like India.

[@lisboaprince4513]

@@dancingnachos3634 what a joke. Money can't buy fresh air. I would rather breathe pollution free air in England

[@sahilchopra3525]

maksad ni bhulna bhaijaan

[@viru_viral]

Love you bhaii!! Saw it first thing in the morning 🤗

[@hemantaim]

Thanks Bhai.....

[@ranademilind83]

very thoughtful 😊 simple and effective video, From someone who has been out and have returned

[@hemantaim]

Thanks buddy

[@uvsuvs6252]

Excellent video

[@nikunjdoshi1987]

Perfect explanation. 👍

[@hemantaim]

Thanks buddy

[@avinashramachandran1750]

Well expressed!

[@hemantaim]

Thanks buddy

[@nainadewani]

India me kiya achha hai?

[@nainadewani]

Itne saare problems hai.

[@TheJhamborama]

Chaat papri

[@nuranichandra2177]

Never

[@bharat5961]

Great video bhai

[@livinghope1561]

Because of terrorist modi everyone is leaving India... Lots of millionaires are leaving and India is becoming more poor day by day... I don't see any wisdom here.... Run while there's still time or you will regret later...

[@nehamarchar353]

The day work life balance in India is comparable to west, i would not hesitate to return back even at 1/4th of salary.

[@deekshantbelwal1269]

If You are in IT and an experienced professional you can find a remote job. I am working remotely from India for the last 7 yrs as a contractor for a US company.

[@nehamarchar353]

@@deekshantbelwal1269 my company does not allows even for a day working outside UK. I believe you managed the transfer through the same organisation, getting a new such role is an task. If I find one, surely would consider moving back.

[@shravankumar5145]

​@@deekshantbelwal1269- I would love to know how you are doing that, let me know how I can contact you.

[@AJITSINGH-he6uh]

❤

[@hemantaim]

Thanks

[@jayeshkharat4637]

👍 I think better hai aacha khasa kamake aajaye

[@hemantaim]

True

[@rohanutep81]

Kitna exactly??? Number batao

[@hemantaim]

Please watch my other video on this topic .....

[@ishanabhavsar]

If you're with your wife and son and you're very lonely... you got some serious issues to deal with. I understand you miss your parents but even your parents want a good future for you... And if you Chose to live in Australia and your Wife cried like a baby saying she's Lonely without HER parents, would You, YOUR PARENTS and even society ask you to pack your bags and move back to India???!!! Consider your wife's aspirations brother, and visit your parents more often. Plan it out and then move back... or when you get PR you can call your parents to come stay with you! 🌷😊

[@utsatta3192]

My own advice as a NRI is to firstly get rid of your debt. Especially if it’s a mortgage. By the time your mortgage is paid off then aim for financial independence. If younger than 60 years old then get a basic health insurance in India. Then see if you can purchase a house in the city of choice. Then decide to make the call.

[@pandey3277]

sir i am 20 years old and planning to do masters from usa is it worth i m going just for my growth and obviously money exchange and high living standards ,, i m finding difficulties finding good job here because i have studied from local collage of jabalpur my city jabalpur. please guude sir how can i contact you it will impact my life you will save someone from wasting his future in later part of🙏 life

[@Middleclassbeta]

What is your undergraduation in?

[@Middleclassbeta]

USA job market for people with immigration visa is always a challenge

[@hemantaim]

Please contact me on Instagram at hemantdubey79

[@ranademilind83]

Living standards ka dekh lena... You may find Indiabetter off. Unless you have serious financial issues here in India

[@pandey3277]

@@Middleclassbeta i m finding difficulties in india in my city they are not paying more than 10 k here in jabalpur india also there are not companies in IT,, thats why i m planning to go abroad this fall year