How has my life changed living as a Netherlands foreigner in India vlog | TRAVEL VLOG IV

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

It's so good to read all your comments! I just want to point something out which might be obvious for some, but not for others: praising one country does NOT EQUAL bashing another. All the wonderful things about Netherlands are commonly assumed and I never get questioned on my quality of life back in the Netherlands. However my quality of life in India is constantly questioned, up to a level where it gets really old really fast. Hence this video to show how enjoyable life in India is as well. Does saying positive things about my life in India equal a bad life in the Netherlands? No, that's not a valid conclusion. Different people prefer different things as I already mentioned. So no need for anybody to go down that road of assumptions, as I love the Netherlands too. Happy to hear most of you are enjoying the vlog so much and keep the interesting comments coming!

[@heenapal5325]

Love your videos 😍, for cotton cloths wash them once before getting them stitched.

[@Shunit]

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[@thrilokmoriya7429]

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[@alkachopra6867]

Netherlands is as perfect as a country can be on several levels. Only weather is no good for 5 months(October till March).

[@shristi1]

you should try LOYAL World Supermarket in Forum value mall, Whitefield if you want really good Cheese.

[@JasminFaith]

I totally get what you're saying with "it all depends on the personalities" I was born and raised up in Switzerland which is one of the most beautiful and cleanest countries in the world but to be fair, no country captured my heart like India did. I love the culture, food, people and way of life in India. India is a beautiful blessed country on its own way ❤️

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Brilliant!

[@Mrtribru69]

Yes, Switzerland is so beautiful, clean...bit too perfect for me...that I dont find it challenging enough. I have been to Bern, etc as a tourist....but would not like to live there. Although I live in Belgium ( which you cannot compare to Switzerland), I like bit of chaos as well....like in India, a country full of vibrant life. Pity, this year I cannot go to India because of Corona.

[@pamelapascualgotinga1551]

Agree! Same as myself too. I love my country and I love India too. Had tried to stay in Bangalore twice and looking forward for my next stay. Food, weather, friends back there those I miss fully. Thanks to tech, feels like Bangalore is just one touch away so as my friends!

[@sunrise7245]

Switzerland.....indian people and bollywood are obsessed with this amazing country.... Thanks for liking india😊

[@rudranarayan9587]

@@andreamessiasgomes7118 yep exactly

[@sathyabk5796]

Girl my country was looted and looted for many years but still we r very rich in many ways (religious, culture, food, traditions we can keep on going, proud to be an Indian.

[@asianfan7373]

Tae tea fan hello army

[@pokeboyraj5875]

😢😢yeah Bro but today we are the third largest economy in this world 😄

[@shrutirathi5687]

💯 agreed

[@poojabhushan7601]

So true

[@shubhammondal8303]

And also we are very modest....dont use words like "girl...." It felt arrogant

[@vijayvj7267]

India is not only hot weather its like a sterotype of foregeniors north east india, himachal pradesh, jammu and kashmir , uttrakhand sees lots of snow and is cold and is land of maginficence.

[@Raut-warrior]

Many Indians think Europe and USA is only cold weather and snow.. Even that's not true

[@muradali1231]

Well. Not all of North East India gets snow or even extreme cold. I can safely say that in NE India Arunachal Pradesh is the only state which gets snowfall in winters.

[@ayushsingh2625]

Nagaland and manipur also experience snowfalls in dzouko valley and mount iso

[@venomxlalix2107]

rajashthan gets colder than 4°c at winters

[@thealphayt117]

@@muradali1231 Even Sikkim does get snowfall in winters.

[@sdev000]

I am an Indian living in US for the last 45 years. I am impressed by your candor and honesty with which you come across. India has changed a lot since I left India. Wish you success in your journey.

[@kritikas6183]

India has to offer everything. It's basically like a customized service provider.

[@KristnaSaikiaBillFortuneEagle]

Haha Lol😀the last line was funny !

[@Vladimir007-98]

@@KristnaSaikiaBillFortuneEagle well she kinda entered into the technical world

[@sankhyaperali1088]

Ya anything !!!

[@michaelscoot4757]

Such a refreshingly GENIUINE video about India! So tired of people only complaining about the shortcomings in India but no country in the world is perfect! There are both pros and cons about every place in the world and you need to address it properly which is done in the video.

[@renattasalazar1489]

I felt so identified with you through your vlogs about India, specially this video. I lived in Noida (UP) for over 2 years and I experienced similar things as you. I was so surprised by the services they offer, I went crazy and used to buy everything online. During the lockdown and all, it was even crazier haha. But yeah, all services are there. And the maids and all are so common, people can't judge anybody about it. Even me, with a low budget (student budget) used to have maid and ordered food quite often. I fell in love with India because of the way in which people take things, they are so chill and so relaxed haha. Whereas me, being a latina, I am all outgoing and I want everything done so fast and all. Regarding the address prove, in my country (Ecuador) they also ask for it, maybe through the electricity or water bill, but in India is so common. I really feel sad about not being in India anymore. It's such a beautiful country regardless of what people say. I really like your vlogs, all make me miss India so much. I wish I could go back. Hopefully next year. Keep on updating us with your life, it's so interesting, send you a lot of love :)

[@shivendrapendavale5958]

Yeah!!... Actually india is one of the greatest country in the world. Even 1st cold war was stopped in 1955, only because of India. I don't know what western people's think about India, and what media said about India, but there are very different different cultures in india And really india is so beautiful ❤️😘

[@renattasalazar1489]

@@shivendrapendavale5958 Yes it is! No doubt. And actually us western people dream of going to India. You are blessed with such a beautiful country.

[@IceExplorer548]

@@renattasalazar1489 Nice to hear your View about India , do plan to visit Bangalore (the Garden city of India) as well

[@taniyadubey6330]

I think India is not developing country, it's "Reconstructing " Country.

[@Aerrow62]

Its developing because most people can't afford this lifestyle and we still have power outages and can't get 24x7 reliable clean water supply. We still have to lay a million Km water pipelines and find water sources and build roads that last.

[@sangameshgyaragol7606]

@@Aerrow62 thanq aerrow ur loved India so thanq ... better things about u

[@ACAmukeshjain]

Yeah It’s reconstructing country because in India Everythis rebuilding

[@taniyadubey6330]

@@Aerrow62 sorry! But earlier india was contained country. We had everything according to that time's demand. Now the time has become modern, so accordingly we are lacking behind, and that too because of soo many invasions, and lootings. Ek samay tha, jab bharat ko sone ki chidiya kaha jaata tha. That's why I said "reconstructing country".

[@Aerrow62]

@@taniyadubey6330 You should be sorry: After 72 years of Independence if you still blame empires of a bygone era for our failures. The entire world moved ahead from small to big nations. If you really care for the future,the least one can do is accept our failures. It was our responsibility to build the nation : not the Brits or the Arabs. It's our responsibility not theirs. Your apologies don't matter. We still have everything we need except the determination and integrity to do it. So spare me the excuses. We goofed up, handed power and taxes to idiots and repeatedly did the same hoping for a different outcome and believe in miracles rather than hard work backed with solid intellect. Funny thing is we did develop and grow. But far below our potential.

[@StructuralReality]

Bangalore has most temperate and stable temperature in whole India. In Delhi, we have 42°C in summer noon and 4°C in winter night 😕😕

[@Reddylion]

ya

[@vinodjain690]

In rajasthan, we have 49°C-52°C in summer noon and -2°C in winter😂

[@Hukum1998]

Bhopal ka name suna hai

[@mattalloo]

Delhi 43°c in summer 1°c in winter

[@acharyaguy]

used to have**

[@mastmolamm5604]

As a tourist I like nederlands and the people are so hospitable and respectful. India is my home sure love it 🇮🇳💕

[@Stingray1953]

Netherlands no doubt is beautiful, but the only problem I faced there is language, not many people speak English there.

[@ravindersingh8451]

i don't think so developing countries have a lower standard of life. money play important role in lifestyle.india has a large variety of price range. people choose the cheapest options here obviously quality will be also cheap.

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

That's so true!

[@321astron]

Quality of life depends upon what you consider as luxury and what as necessity...Hope you are doing well. Take care....And keep posting. Fellow bangalorean

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Great point!

[@ytuser78]

Koi dikkat ho to madad kar dena didi ki

[@sridhark5663]

Power cuts in India ? We have no power cuts In Andhra. Nothing about India is universally true.

[@AnkitSharmatechy]

Yea not in Delhi as well.

[@crczr]

Even in Delhi, we never get power cuts. Even if there is one, it will come back in a few minutes or 1-2 hours max. Plus almost everyone has got an inverter.

[@piyusarkar3065]

Even in assam we don't have as many power cuts as used to be 15-20years ago. In winter there's barely any power cuts, and in summer maybe for an hour or two. Even if we have long power cut, it's because of storm or something maybe like once of twice in summer. And most people, who can afford, got inverters anyway, so no one notices..

[@ytuser78]

Delhi same

[@Alber.chakkarakal]

Yes in kerala also

[@parthdoshi9687]

It actually depends on perspective and like the saying goes "Grass is always greener at the other side". You moved to India from The Netherlands, because you were used to living there, here in India, every day is different and challenging for you, because its NEW! Likewise as Indians, we've been born and brought up here and hence, quite a lot of people always fancy about western world countries on how organized, clean and disciplined they are.

[@gauravdhamija7108]

One thing I like about my country that it keeps on changing we talk and accept our problems and try to solve..btw india 2040 will be very very as different country like which has never existed

[@shantanugautam3127]

I really like these kind of videos where you talk about stuff while doing your routine things instead of just sitting down and talking.❤️❤️

[@anupamagujadhur413]

I live in Brussels and love my road trips to Netherlands. I was born and educated in India. Married and lived in Mauritius for 8 years. 15 years now, I’ve been here. My daughters are 20 and 16. I wish I could go back to my country.

[@khwahishbalhara1940]

@Manish Narang you wont understand that thing.

[@jhonsmith4553]

We need more people like u becoz ....Western media tries to destroy International Image of India everyday with Faking things.....😭..India is not everybodys cup of tea😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Randomguy-bk8pb]

Yeah .. hide incidents like hathras... asifa, tabrez anzari... shh!! ... Push them under the carpet.. they’ll spoil your “image”.

[@Nightmare-gk4le]

@@Randomguy-bk8pb you didn't mention the any cases with hindu victims..hmmm...paid bot?

[@Randomguy-bk8pb]

@@Nightmare-gk4le hindu victims , Muslim victims ? So you see this child Asifa as a Muslim only is it. Was it just a random crime . That eight year old child was raped inside a temple sanctum for eight continuous days by multiple men until she died.. just bcoz she was a Muslim .. and fed only liquor... please feel free to correct me if any of my statement is factually wrong .. I can’t see her as a Muslim victim.. a child .. that’s it.. and she dint deserve what happened to her. Same applies to tabrez anzari... pehlu khan, gowri lankesh, tabolkar.. (btw according to your logic the last two are “Hindus”. Will you speak for them ? , they were paid bots too ? ) I am talking about the state sponsored terrorism against these people. You don’t have to be a Muslim or a paid bot ( seriously ?) to question the state of affairs . Btw who are those “hindu” victims .. why do you think justice was denied to them in your hindu rashtra. ? Why don’t you list them out ? Btw am technically a hindu.. so what ?

[@Nightmare-gk4le]

@@Randomguy-bk8pb now before you label me...I had no intension of making such incidents into a hindu muslim affair..I just thought you were among those who highlights the misery of a community to demonise another.....this right here "hide incidents like hathras... asifa, tabrez anzari... shh!! ... Push them under the carpet.. they’ll spoil your “image”. ...felt like if crimes happen only im india

[@Randomguy-bk8pb]

I am not talking about just crimes .. crimes do happen everywhere ... but in all the incidents that I mentioned the problem lies in the way we as a country responded to those crimes ... there were a bunch of people called “hindu ektha manch” came in support of the killers ...with tricolor in their hand .. btw .. the lawyer who appeared on behalf of the victim was continuously threatened and the lawyer appeared only a few times out of 100 hearings. Finally are those accused punished ? What’s the progress in that case .... in fact I would articulate what happened to that child as a tight slap on humanity .. it was not just any other crime ... the prime minister did not say a word .. did not ensure justice .. and he won hands down once again .. same in the case of hathras ... the ruling establishment is abducting rape victim’s body from her family and burning in the midnight ... when gowri was killed there were people in my close circle and social media said she deserved to be killed ... how India was indoctrinated all of a sudden .. why we don’t pay attention how this victims are being treated ? When pehlu khan was brutally killled with the support of the police people asked why he had to give birth to eight children .... Btw I was not the one who labeled you .. you called me a paid bot and brought in hindu muslim narrative ... am a South Indian and a non Kannadiga ... hindu muslim Christian doesn’t matter to us..

[@dcfancomics1314]

Her accent too became a bit Indian after living for just 3 years in India 😂🤣

[@aaditya880]

One would need more than 1 life to figure it out what India really is. Every 100 mile language changes Food changes, dress changes, skin tone changes , rules and regulations changes but the only thing which remains same is Tricolour.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@vatsalnarang1632]

so well said..Jai Hind

[@abhishekdhakad2463]

Not more than 1 life bro, but yeah it will take years.

[@j.jthompson7639]

I dont think at all that the quality of life is any less than anywhere. Only roads and driving is better elsewhere. Inspite of the chaos life is far more relaxed in India. And the cost of living makes it luxurious.

[@awsmaster7788]

Thank you. You get my unbiased like. An Indian currently in Singapore and moving back to Delhi, India for obvious reasons. I need my life back. 🙏👍❤️

[@tunasalad3919]

India is place where you know it can get uncomfortable in lot of ways but still has lot of things to offer despite it's problems. Traffic sucks, Power cuts suck but, you will have lot of places to hangout with friends and really affordable public transport and cheap labor if you're looking for a maid or someone to help you out. And food is very affordable too. you can live a really good life with just 700- 800 USD a month. So it's a weird place but, you'd never get bored with your life.

[@richiknair9036]

It's crazy how people get offended by every little thing. It's like they're actively trying to find something to get offended by. Because of this kind of Twitter mob mentality, everyone is having to be so politically correct and careful about every little thing they say. *sigh 😞 If our ancestors were here, they'd probably laugh at us for being so oversensitive

[@pragatipragati7839]

I fell in love with Bangalore especially the weather when I was just a kid out of school. We get to enjoy breeze and rains and drizzle while many other cities have humidity and sticky weather and scorching heat.. ❤️❤️

[@narendravw]

Elders were used to biodegradable stuff. Plates, cups all were made of nature. For buying things they used to carry their own bags which mostly made in house. The routine things were packed with news paper & thread. Sofa color is my favorite. Color of love. As you said it may not suit the floor. Very informative from a authentic person regarding two countries

[@abhi198]

Totally agree..taking care of nature was embedded in the elders but the new generation has to be reminded about it. Good that they are getting conscious

[@vinayakgovitrikar354]

I was living in Bergen Op Zoom with my daughter , son in law and grandson for 3 weeks . I was amazed with the friendliness and respect for others in strangers ! I will have to write an essay about many positives and few negatives of Netherlands .

[@khushbooagarwal6755]

I second that. Definition of Quality of life differs from person to person! And for most of part, it's you who choose to live a certain way than the country you live in!

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

So true!

[@sunnyGurung1971]

I saw u on Ted and liked ur adventure about moving to India, I am an indian who moved to Canada in 1988. I have a home in dharamsala himachal pardesh, and now i want to move back since my 2 children are in university here in Toronto, Canada. Lived in Canada for 32 years that’s enough. If you ever get to go to himachal please let me know.

[@rupali3276]

Hallo Zus...🙏 I recently came across your channel im an Indian girl...and so happy to see you enjoying life in my country.😊 i'd like to mention something here which you talk about in the vedio...the reason why today's youth and teens are so concerned about environment is, they are living in a world with rapid industrialization(which is mostly unplanned) n technological advancement...which is very recent compared to other countries. Older generation used to live in very sync with nature..there were no threat to the environment or issues such as pollution..that's why they lived longer and healthier...hope it helps.🙏

[@alkachopra6867]

I live in Netherlands too and am from India and am luving here from past 45 years. Loved your video. Never dared take such a fundamental step and kept brooding about it. So i was very impressed that you could break through and decide snd act on it. Brave.

[@geetavr1]

You can find indian housewife doesn't throw away or waste many things..lot of recycling happens.. pl check with friendly elderly neighbour on there thrift and recycling techniques..

[@arunkvm9761]

India is not devoleping Country it is | "Reconstructing " country

[@unitedworld5441]

Agreed...

[@harid4249]

True

[@av-xg8jw]

Boundaries are man made. All world is of all living beings .. And all places are beautiful. But for longer duration stay.. Bangalore is great. Cold places are also good but not for long time.. Specially old people like 60 plus they need soft weather not harsh one.. That's why Bangalore and pune were earlier called pensioners paradise but later came in the IT sector... Weather makes huge difference to life..

[@DevenSatam]

4:38 Guess what I ordered the same exact IKEA chair from Amazon an year ago!

[@Nitinsris]

Recommendations for actual, good cheese in India: 1. Spotted cow fromagerie, Mumbai 2. Eleftheria Cheese, Mumbai 3. The cheese collective, Mumbai 4. Himalayan cheese, Kashmir Though they might be based elsewhere, they have tie ups in other cities like Delhi, Blr, etc.

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

How can I get these in Bangalore?

[@antov7424]

@@IvanaPerkovicOfficial You could try the Foodhall at 1 MG.

[@ridhimathur6008]

Alweer een super leuke video! Ik krijg zoveel zin om de vliegtuig in te stappen en uitstappen in India.. Groetjes vanuit de herfst achtige Nederland 🇳🇱🇮🇳

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Aw wat leuk om te horen!

[@its.a.beautiful.world.]

Well its still hot in Himachal Pradesh. Only manali is chilled a bit shimla is fine during daytime bit evenings have started getting windy and chilly.

[@iamblessed7978]

In India its slower pace of life.....spot on maam.....Indian life is more family oriented.....can have good quality of life, even with less money spent.....Love to know that you love our 🇮🇳...... Wish you all the happiness and blessinhs Maam.....

[@kimjongun5882]

Hi there. I'm from Bangalore , India. I just wanted to say an important thing. We Indians who stays in Bangalore for a couple of years can't survive any where else in india (weather addiction) Cheers....😎😎

[@Randomguy-bk8pb]

You will eventually get used to both the conveniences and inconveniences of the place . Bangalore has a lot of inconvenience too.. I felt Hyderabad and Chennai are more lively than Bangalore. You can’t find a restaurant after 9 in Bangalore, no bfast if you wake up at 9 on sundays . In general food is pathetic in Bangalore. Should rely on north Karnataka restaurants and north India Indian cuisines ... but yeah.. still will get used to the city .. climate is definitely a positive aspect

[@kimjongun5882]

@@Randomguy-bk8pb apt. Food is definitely a negative aspect. But, Bangalore is a addictive place. It overcomes all negative aspects with only one positive thing called climate.

[@Randomguy-bk8pb]

@@kimjongun5882 looks like you did not explore other cities.. I felt exactly the same ten years ago about Bangalore... at some point due to the demands from my work ... I had to stay six months in Hyderabad and six months in Chennai and in between six months in Bangalore. I was shuttling back and forth. I realized I can get addicted to any of these cities ... all the three cities had something that others did not have .. and six months were enough to get used to it’s inconveniences .. so it’s not about Bangalore it’s a human tendency.. I had the same experience when I had to move from west coast of USA to east coast . Initially was a bit difficult. You just need a coupe of months ...

[@Kanchanc-l7]

@@kimjongun5882 plz come out of Bangalore and strt living I other cities to there are many cities which have good climate too ..I think u have never been to others cities other then Bangalore so u tell this

[@albatrossea9130]

@bharath yes you can... In Pune

[@s_k_47]

Found this channel in the recommended section. Now stuck on binge-watching. LOL, this is my 8th video, wasted my 3hrs and still, I can't stop myself. Her content is so addictive. Oh goss!

[@avinash00003]

Namaskara 🙏🏻 welcome to Bangalore.. I am from Bangalore.. You are in awesome city in India..

[@rajchat182]

Hi haters , can’t we be just nice to her while commenting.. I can’t understand why people gives thumbs down in first place.. she is doing something good by sharing her experience which I can’t do living in Netherlands due to lack of time and passion.. keep it up lady .. tot ziens

[@As_D]

Few things: 1) mumbai terror attack happened in 2008 not 90s. 2) proof of address is very standard document to ask while opening a bank account. I am just surprised you're not asked for it in Netherlands actually. Yes but overall I do agree with your point of India need to reduce paper work. We have seen good progress in last few years or so about ease of doing business but yeah still long way yo go. 3) powercut situation is not uniform throughout India and depends on place you live in. In tier 1 cities like Mumbai Delhi you hardly see a power cut. In Pune or Bangalore powercuts are infrequent while in rural areas they are more common. 4) love the video. There was nothing to get offended about in what you said so stop apologizing repeatedly (and those who want to get offended will get offended regardless lol )

[@csbisht7083]

Terror attacks also happened in mumbai in 1993 in which dawood ibhrahim is the main culprit(right now he is livinig in paksitan ) and also sanjay dutt got jail for few years in illegal arms act.

[@rahulbera5552]

In Kolkata also there is no power cut

[@utkarshrastogi3996]

Mumbai also had a huge terror attack in 1993 where around 250 people died so she is not wrong After 1993 , there were obviously the 2008 attacks

[@gopalbansal7977]

Just want to say I live in a village in rajasthan and we have only power cuts during storm that is understandable , otherwise their are no frequent power cuts in my village atleast

[@vardhiniverma6850]

You are a very positive girl, Please post your videos asap, and India is lucky to have people like you,

[@aaditya880]

I see what you are saying. I was in Hyderabad and was on food subscription and later ended up having a cook who was cooking 2 times a day fresh meal for me. ( I found this option cheaper as my cook was Not only good with indian food but also with Chinese, Continental, Italian as well) he could literally could wonderful Pizzas. When I compared the same cost of eating out I figured it out I was still saving 2678 rupees a month by eating at home. I use to only eat outside during weekends that too not heavy costly meals apart from ice-cream or light snacks or casual drinks. Also the home cooked food was healthier and customized as per my requirement. Sometimes we don't realise what luxury we are enjoying here in India.

[@sanjaybhatikar]

Wonderful 💞 I returned to India after a decade in the US and initially had a hard time adjusting. But I quickly realized how much Bangalore had to offer and fell in love. Thank you for sharing your experience and rock on 💖

[@karthik-hc1fc]

2:22 "very energetic personality" that says it all about the vlogger 👍😁❤️❤️

[@shancky27]

From childhood when the weather changed to cloudy in Bengaluru I used to get depressed.I could relate to your dilemma about weather.

[@youareunderarrest.3173]

My home town in India is a very small place in madhya pradesh. But this days its like not even 1 or 2 mins of light cut offs.

[@sukhvinderkaur8983]

Beautifully explain,,, respect ...ur way to understand my country,, understanding is so important,,...

[@NGSamir-lf4np]

"some people like that, I like this" and India likes YOU.

[@irinakushnir8338]

I learned all these things about India and while visited for short periods I knew it's for me, even long before my first visit I planned my long term life there. I am still living in Canada hoping one day to realise my dream.

[@MrGG760]

Love from a fellow bangalorean to another bangalorean....☺🤩. Stay here forever ur one among us...

[@ajaybhujbal4566]

The way you talking about Indian is filled me happy, thanks

[@rithviqjha6665]

I live in Russia and damn the weather is seriously a threat to my inner peace. And as u said snow and rain deadly combination, i too agree with it. Tailoring is the most relatable one. Very hard to find and than very expensive

[@sambitasartcraft8369]

That is very nice.... I am from India but after marriage I lived in Netherlands.... I love both country...

[@vishalbanakar1054]

I'm from Bengaluru but to be frank tourist videos of Netherlands really made me feel that it is the most beautiful country on planet. But if you wanna enjoy the local places I suggest you to visit mysore during dashara.

[@vive121]

You are family now. Love to explore new places through your Vlogs. Keep them coming. Love ❤ Netherland from India. 🇮🇳

[@SubuKps]

Good to watch the way you have found the positive of Indian servuce culture. Though we are still developing and if compared to the developed countries then if you analyse these developments in India that you see now has already been happened there. Developed countries have already passed this era. India is changing and is changing fast. Most of the things available in a developed country is available here as well. Infrastructure has developed very fast. Commodities and other service are advancing at great pace. The one thing as you compared with the bank account opening is now Indian banks have started to get customer enrolling for a bank account sitting at home. Yes security is a major concern to avoid frauds. Security has been beefed up. But good thing I have liked about is the way you have liked indian climate. In Bangalore weather is bit better where in there is a temperate climate. If you go to North India during winters it is cold and very cold. Travel to a hill station and you will find cold weather. During summer hill stations are pleasant. Like you said rain with cold is annoying so there are places you will come across wet and cold condition. Wish to see more vlogs from you. Hope you stay safe and have a happy stay in India to get the essence of India.

[@sreehari5831]

glad to follow your vlog....simply bcoz you speak in english eloquently and express yourself so beautifully. pls keep it up and looking forward to more on society, culture, and business importantly

[@richiknair9036]

I live in Kolkata and power cuts literally don't occur at all here I guess that's thanks to the Goenka family and their company CESC. I didn't know Bengaluru, of all places, has power cuts

[@rohanchakraborty2112]

India can be termed as developing country but by the way our economy is 5th largest by nominal and 3 rd largest economy by gdp per person parity.India has lot to make itself a great nation.

[@MrScientific007]

India is the most free country in the world, since there is no strict culture of being to follow rules be it in roads, be it in life, be it in jobs, u name it😁

[@RealConstructor]

MrScientific007 I’m observing as an outsider and I don’t think India is the most free country in the world. But when you’re joking, I’m sorry, I didn’t get the joke ;-). The following are my objections to your remark. In India the caste system is, although officially abolished, still used. We frequently hear about women not being able to walk on the streets alone after sunset. Muslims are not equal to Hindus, their mosque can be broken down and replaced by a hindu temple. Amnesty International is bullied out if India. I don’t think that are characteristics of the most free country in the world.

[@MrScientific007]

@@RealConstructor Have you ever lived outside India? Do you know that almost all countries treat people not equal and still there are racism in most part of the world.Still there are countries which you cant practise publicly religions freely or any election and leaders of your choice in this 21st century and biggest example is China.There are other places in which very strict rules and laws.Why Visa is issued differently based on countries, is not that discrimination? Why still there are reservation based on caste and creed, though it started decades back.Why reservation not based on income?

[@RealConstructor]

Adarsh Hoizal You simply proofed my point. India is not the most free country in the world.

[@RealConstructor]

MrScientific007 I just objected to the term ‘most free country in the world’. And I added arguments to substantiate this. I never said India was a bad country, just not the most free country in the world. To state that it is, is false.

[@mangeshchalan8786]

@Adarsh Hoizal this guy is some jackass......who doesn't know what thing about India.... specially cast which is non existent in cities.......also I see people or royal leneage doing masonry works ...... and brahmins cleaning toilets......... And about Muslims well Muslim can't be equal to a Hindu as they demand separate religious law's for themselves unlike Hindus who have to follow the general rules...... about mosks he's should look at the data of Temple's being destroyed vs mosks being destroyed I bet more Temple's have been destroyed And the number of mosques contracted is enouemous........ He should give data rather than barking like a dog.

[@somprad4362]

I'm amazed to your genuineness!! You have taken a big life decision, so proud of you !

[@TheRainbowgary]

I work in IT .My boss also said that we are just doing the service part in india .We are not making products like the rest of the world .India should also learn from the world .

[@gauravdhamija7108]

I have worked in Canada but I came back to India my business is great here. also in india as developing countries is very different on one side it's richer than most developed on other poor

[@gauravdhamija7108]

@James Mathew Cannada is a great country I had my digital marketing firm their businesses was great but I got a big offer with a big fat check from a company in gurgaon india so I left and came back

[@Learn-Once]

When are you planning to visit Ooty, Kodaikanal, Valparai, Kotagiri in Tamil Nadu, They too beautiful hill stations, Please add it to your list

[@time-theog8781]

Whenever she has time.

[@bharatvaidya10]

2:10 yes agree. In india people living life like- wake up, breakfast, work work, dinner with family, go outside with friends or family, means spending and enjoying things on time. In west people living like - wake up, breakfast, work work work, home, dinner, sleep. Day finishes at 6pm in usa/uk but in india people can be seen even at 12am. Agree what you said that people are like slow, everything will be alright etc etc. In india you can enjoy your all days Monday to Sunday while in west Sat-Sun only.

[@aaditya880]

India is difinitely not anybody's cup of tea. 😉 We like being Chaotic yet organised in our own way. As far as quality is concerned that depends on once necessity. I see people earning 200 rupees a day as a labourer still happy and more healthy, satisfied than average Westerners. India is cheap for an westerner but affordable for Indians. You could literally find anyone here in India with health insurance. These schemes are run by government as well as private bodies( example Ayushman Bharat scheme run by Central government for 5 Lakh health insurance to poorest of poor here in India) but you won't find average Westerner having health insurance. Indians have been throughout their generations have made sure materialistic and spiritual, cultural life goes hand in hand thus keeping a balance of life.

[@avinashs.m3213]

You are wrong bro. Many indians don't have health insurance. You cannot call Ayushmann bharat a health insurance. It's just a health scheme. And doesn't cover everything. But in many western countries health insurance is mandatory. Spirituality and materialism don't go hand in hand. May be you are talking about being religious and rich. But once you start real spiritual exploration everything gets shattered. Many people quit their homes not because of fear just because the consciousness doesn't allow compromise at all. You are still baby in that. Grow up to know more

[@marktimmer2212]

@@avinashs.m3213 read better bro

[@youtuberatish1393]

Thank you Netherland-Indian Sister for say about India and I wish to stay permanent in India In future any thing help from me Don't forget your Brother Indian always help you from love you big sister

[@youtuberatish1393]

I wish in Raksha bandhan day your wear rakhi in my hand I gave present bhagwat geeta English version To you as raksha bandhan special day Love you DIDI big Sister

[@ashutoshsharma328]

Buy inverter if you have power cuts , simple.

[@anamitralayek4140]

I was in Leuven ,Belgium for two years (2014-16). I opened a bank account in BNP Paribas Fortis and I had to seek an appointment but it took just few hours to open the account on the day of appointment. Like you I also had problem with the cold weather and sudden rainy spells . I started experiencing SAD syndrome . It affected my lifestyle and health miserably that I had to take a hard decision of going back to my hometown Kolkata, India. Four years later when I look back, the fond memories of an university town, Christmas decorations remain vivid. I am so glad you have come to India and found joy in everyday life. Do come to Kolkata, when you get time. Keep blogging, keep experiencing in the magical land of India.

[@yours3235]

Hope one day we'll meet sis when you'll come to Rajasthan state Lots of love and good luck 🙏🏻

[@Sg-wp8qu]

I'm too late to find this amazing woman with her amazing perspective of life. KZbin recommends this channel and I'm going to watch all her videos right now.

[@sameergudekar7519]

Banglore needs bicycles like Amsterdam , love cycle lanes of Amsterdam red once, Bangalore means carbon air.

[@chandanreddy711]

Hello ma'am I am from INDIA (karnataka), a place called SHIVAMOGGA : gateway of malenaadu.....but I stay in Bangalore for my job.....and I love ur vlogs, and the lifestyle u r leading.....a great appreciation from my side.....

[@jaymehta9638]

7:10 i dont know about banglore but we in gujarat specifically in Vadodara dont have frequent power cuts! last time i had to face power cut was like 5-6 months ago that to because transformer faced short circuit it lasted about 15 mins!

[@khushbuyadav8542]

always dip your fabrics in water for a few hours before getting them stitched. this way whatever there is to shrink will shrink before hand and later you wouldn’t have any problems with the fit!!

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Perfect, thank you so much!

[@khushbuyadav8542]

TRAVEL VLOG IV always happy to share good old housewives tips and tricks that i learn from my mom ❤️🌻

[@kartickchandramanna267]

I like your wards " Different personality fit better in different culture." I have a dream to live in UK. Please bless me.🙏🙏🙏

[@madhurilimaye]

I think you like both your country,, both the country are now your home, and yes every country has some uniqueness and that's the beauty of our mother earth...

[@kinjalmehta3018]

In mumbai we never have power cuts, it's really hard to imagine that their are still power cuts happening in big big cities..

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

You Mumbaiker are lucky!

[@sunilvarma3034]

TRAVEL VLOG IV but they aren’t that lucky enough to enjoy the weather as much as we Bangaloreans enjoy😅

[@keepcalmandstanot7.724]

Delhiites have got both! Good weather and no power cuts! Before you come at me for weather, it depends on what you consider good! Weather in Delhi gets extreme. But that's so.... exciting too! You get murcury hitting as high as 47°C in summers and as low as 2°C in winters! The moderate climate during spring and autumn! And monsoons, just the right amount of it! Trust me when I say, our type of clothes changes every 2 months because of the weather alone! And this variation makes it exciting and less monotonous! I might sound like it but I am not being biased hehe!

[@MrAbhithepandey]

Ma'am. I noticed that despite you not have spent much time in india since your childhood, your English accent is quite easy to be understood by indians. We have been informed by our English teachers that Indian accent is called as " received pronunciation" because we have an accent which is spoken in the southern part of England. Great hardwork.

[@manasjyotidutta9580]

🙏 ❤️ from North East India Assam....

[@nigamrishabh]

There is knob below the seat of the chair to lower the seat along with the armrest to prevent the obstruction with the table.

[@mishuka_m]

Chair thing, can totally relate, but what I find a major problem here, is how low the Junior level employees are paid and they are made to work like cattle. Absolutely hate this, Indian Managers do not appreciate criticism/feedback from juniors even if they say they do. Not sure if that is any different in Netherlands. Food subscription like u said is definitely a blessing for many people like old people living alone or when u feel lazy or not well. Liked ur way of speaking about the differences. ❤

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Happy you liked it! Yeah in the Netherlands it depends on the profession. Also they might listen but then not take any action on it so I guess India is a bit more conservative in the communication but outcomes might actually be the same

[@mishuka_m]

@@IvanaPerkovicOfficial not that different it seems, corporate life same across the globe 🥺. Also the multipurpose rack is too good 👌🏻👌🏻

[@naturewanderer1609]

Welcome to our country ❤️! I'm on a marathon here watching your videos 😂. Thank you so much for bringing up environment!! Our culture speaks of it but it was lost for some time given the era of development. Glad we are getting back again!! Love from Mumbai💚

[@jamrokrz1821]

Hy ivana! After we r done with this Pandemic please visit Hyderabad, I want to visit Hyderabad too and since u r my travel guru u have to go there and tell me how is it and what am I supposed to do there 😊

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

I've been in Hyderabad, check the 2019 playlist in the description :-)

[@jamrokrz1821]

@@IvanaPerkovicOfficial oh ok! I don't know how i missed that! Btw thanks for the rply u r so awesome 😊

[@MrAbhithepandey]

This is exactly the video I wanted to see. Great hardwork. All the power to you.

[@dibakarchakraborty8712]

I love my India. Often get pissed off by many things though, yet I can't think of living permanently anywhere else. It's like living with your wife, you see. 😁😁😁

[@tintu32]

You have to furnish rent agreement or address surety from your company to open a bank account in any European country

[@PraveenKumar-kt1qr]

When Indians moving Europe , UK ... They're coming 2 India ..... I love Healthcare in UK & Europe .... Thinking abt MS ...in medical

[@sameerrazaali3777]

Corruption , infrastructure , social security to name a few

[@ashanti37]

I simply love living in The Netherlands, nearby the sea and 40 minutes from the tulip fields. Feels like heaven 😊

[@maxsteel2436]

We don’t care what u call bharat “3rd world “ etc . When u people were hunting for food, we were already running a developed civilisation. There is whole history about how Europe became so called “developed” and what was done with india. West media talks about problems in india, not about reasons and who created it. As a great person said “ If u like u can live, if u don’t u can leave” 😅😅

[@MrAmoLLL]

Purani bate...abhi india developing country hai.. that's reality accept it... Most engineer produced in India still can't make non pothole roads.

[@SuperMoonm]

She did not even call India 3rd world. You are getting offended for no reason. She said that India is a developing country.

[@niteeshparashar3276]

Bro don't get triggered she's a good girl third world country sounds bad but third world country isn't associated with economy or standard of living it's more of a political ideology I must say first world country=USA second world=USSR and Brazil India and the rest who remained non aligned are called third world

[@rishabdatta1226]

where did she call India 3rd world?? Dude, what's wrong with you??!! She only referred to India as a developing country!! Which is true in every aspect!!

[@kdblr]

By the way your response is most un-Indian, unwelcoming and insular. Here's a young Dutch lady narrating her experience of living in her new adopted country India, enjoying the experience and honestly telling us what she is discovering. First, she didn't call India 3rd word, she called it developing. What made you take offence to that? Or do you seriously suffer from the delusion that we are world most developed country.

[@Schrodinger8509]

What i can say Nothing i am from rural east India I am just listening your voice .The video making is great, I have seen 90 percent your videos great

[@avinashgujarathi]

Hi Ivanaji, Great to see you. Get ready for October Heat. 👍👍👍

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Can't wait!

[@rajchat182]

Goedemorgen, I am an Indian from bangalore living in amersfoort ... i do feel likewise... I miss only two things over here is house maid and free home delivery

[@nibeditaroy8022]

When you said you moved to India for the warm weather I thought you moved to Mumbai or Delhi or even Kolkata cause no city does summer like them, turns out you moved to Bangalore! Bangalore literally has such a moderate climate, hell it's not even Indian warm there

[@piyusarkar3065]

But delhi winter sucks. But yeah Mumbai and Kolkata barely get any colder

[@iShivamDubey]

@@piyusarkar3065 because they are coastal cities and thus continentality plays it's role into maintaining weather .

[@acharyaguy]

Mumbai is not as hot as delhi nor as cold as it can get

[@bhavarthdixit6452]

God Bless You and Your Family . Your Thoughts are Marvelous and Wonderful.