Why I left Europe(Sweden) | Reverse migration or immigration to India (Hindi Version)

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
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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
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OCI kids education fees and quota in India
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OCI card benefits and limitations
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Retirement Corpus(money) in India at 40 or later
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Retire at 40 and settle in India| retirement for NRI
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Total Monthly expenses in India(conclusion)
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[@marcelusaurelius2012]

Bro, i am also living in sweden for 16 years now. also speak fluent swedish and am in a decent job as well. i am from mumbai and have a loving family in india and many good friends in mumbai and bangalore. despite having a good job on paper here in sweden, my life is empty here and life is super mechanical..making close network with people is very difficult and i dont see even after 20 more years of living here,ill have a good network of friends around. i am also thinking very intensely about returning back to india soon...i feel empowered in india when im there.. main koi self employment kar loonga after im back in india

[@hemantaim]

I can understand... I hope you can co relate with my Video

[@Samirshah774]

Simply boring and Advil life

[@middlecla4105]

First step will always be out of your comfort zone

[@AbhishekSingh-du5di]

Very genuine feedbacks. I feel the same. I moved to Germany 7 months ago. I feel trapped here because my friends back home in India are very happy that I'm minting money in Europe nicely. But I honestly miss India and Germany is good but it just doesn't feel like home! One thing I understood very well in these last 7 months is "THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME, THERE IS NO BETTER PLACE THAN INDIA FOR INDIANS" No matter what you change in yourself, no matter how much you earn and try to integrate. You will always have an empty feeling in a foreign country

[@yash-jn6dr]

Bhai Sach baat h ...apna desh to apna hi h...

[@AbhishekSingh-du5di]

@@awesomedude4428 Great then! Do encourage more people like you to leave the country. We don't want anyone to stay in India feeling like shit about the place!

[@rastapopolous8446]

very true bro.. i feel the same.. something magical in Indian air n land...you will see happiness as soon u r nearing Indian continent

[@rajnisharma6159]

Bilkul sach same feelings for last 10 years 😢

[@nitesh8900]

I left both the USA and Europe for India..

[@randomr5830]

Can't agree more ! 110% relatable and the same feeling brother. Its been 10 years here for me, and all your points are totally valid. It only realised after 4-5 years of living here.

[@sunilpatel3728]

Very well said hemant. My father shifted from Australia when I was about 5 yr old in 1995, and today he considers this as his best decesion.

[@hemantaim]

Great as in 1995 it was different india and moving decision was tough to make

[@vishakharaghav6587]

Perfection is nowhere and humans are never satisfied. Thanks for your points Hemant even the negatives should be shared so that people can decide wisely.

[@nicetohaveyou]

i commend your will to take that decision. you are very lucky to identify the problem. Usually married men with families comes to realization when their kids grow up and thats when it hits them. The reason why it is difficult for a family person is because the family is like an unit and you tend to feel that external things don matter much as you are in a closely knit envelope of near and dear ones. The bachelor people realise this real time when they go to dating market and thats when they are made to realise that they are different or the people they are involved with are different. So being a family man, if you have taken a decision like that really give us a breath of fresh air. Would like to chat with you sometime in detail as these are very nuanced thoughts and very difficult to articulate.

[@hemantaim]

Sure buddy ....you can chat with me on instagram on "hemantdubey79"

[@Anupama_Venkatesan]

You made the right decision to move back to India. It’s a privilege, and also priceless to be living in your own country, with your own people

[@omkarporje4859]

One more thing I observed during my stay was , too much inflow of refugees from Middle eastern (Syria etc) countries. And how they can be integrated in the society is the biggest question Sweden facing since last many years.

[@hemantaim]

True...

[@richs5275]

The two cultures ( Nordic v/s mid East) have completely 180 degree perspective over Equality and social responsibility. And assimilation on mental level is too tough to achieve.

[@tamals22]

Yes Lekin Unka small business mein We get benefitted like plumber carpenter Saloon eletrician we get for damn cheap .

[@fwefhwe4232]

@@tamals22 bongoli ho kya ??

[@someshtangde5650]

@@fwefhwe4232 🤣🤣🤣

[@arunvelayudhan7105]

Thank you, this video has helped me change my perspective a bit. I'll think about my decisions again.

[@hemantaim]

I am glad as I am able to help someone

[@dipankarrahuldey6249]

I'll also think before taking that decision.

[@indrajoseph1540]

I stayed in many European countries for job but i didn't like any one including Australia. I had decent package (IT engineer) but still never a day passed without missing the chaos of India, the peace in vegetable buying from thela, the colorful advertisement and hoarding, colorful dresses, the noise of construction honking, the joyous weddings, festivals and company of friends. The sense of belongingness while acknowledging we as country do have some areas which can be improved. I hated the depressing towns of Europe, the individualism. I choose to earn less and be happy with family rather than live a overhyped life just to do showoff to friends and relatives.

[@hemantaim]

You got it right

[@shamimmalik5031]

I have lived in Stockholm Sweden for last fifty years, I belong originally from Pakistan but born in Kenya! I like your comments and common sense, most of foreigners struggle to build their new identity and want to identify themselves with swedes or any other European countries which means that they have to throw a part of their emotional roots to become one of them but the question is what is the emotional strength these scandinavians have ? most of them have still viking effects which means food, shelter and body muscles etc Our main joy comes from sharing and caring ..

[@hemantaim]

Agree

[@richs5275]

I was in Sweden from sep 14- Dec 16 .now back since 2018 Similar issues . especially the vit d , b12 etc deficiency and missing family , food, festivals , human affection and smiles that even the maid or shopkeeper gives. Now just waiting when the better half says , that it's done . Technically everything is amazing about Sweden, it's people, yet as an Indian you end into existential crisis . Moreso if you are coming from bigger cities. Seriously if we stop running after money , but about happiness, find jobs we love, give our best in it, and get peace, No country can give what India gives. Trust me. If you have seen the movie Shershah , there is a dialogue that do what you want to do , not what others want you to do . Then you can keep everyone happy .

[@hemantaim]

Exactly you got the point.....sit and think as what makes you happy....go for it

[@nostro1940]

Where did you buy the fact visa?

[@ch.ankit_estonia9124]

💯 % agree with D and B12 ..same.

[@richs5275]

@@ch.ankit_estonia9124 Fun fact - so many complicated diseases including depression, cancers, vertigo - things never heard in India : are due to lack of these primary nutrients. Indian bodies are much nimble compared to European bodies which have stronger survival instinct. So as an Indian we need to eat healthier and workout more,de-stress more to keep up with European survival rate. So in reality life isn't better for Indians in Europe. Better to make India better.

[@ch.ankit_estonia9124]

@@richs5275 Yes true, how long u were in Sweden?

[@meenumeenu2000]

Just arrived in UK and i can completely agree. These countries can never give you the natural life. It's all inside the room and offices. And most important parents, other relatives. Also food it's terrible

[@rishabhtiwari7746]

UK is still much better Europe is worst just try visiting some time

[@shredd17]

An eye-opener reality about Europe by you sir and here some see India through foreign lens. Moving in developed country is just like film set only looks better from facade not from inside. East or West our India is the best. ❤🇮🇳

[@hemantaim]

👍👍👍

[@abhisekmazumder926]

May be it is related to Sweden , but I stayed in USA for 5 years then I left USA due to similar reason and came back to India . However , staying in India made me realize that I can not fit in this society anymore due to following reasons 1. No body follows any rule. 2. No body follows line , everyone is trying to get ahead of another person by cheating/ditching 3. No value of educated tax paying Salaried person , until or unless you are a politician or a person with good connections 4. auto driver hit my car intentionally to get ahead and then cursed me. Cops did not take any action. 5. Everywhere you have to bribe otherwise govt employees will torture you to death while getting any small work done 6. No value of time 7. No value of warranty given by any product or company. Within warranty companies try to steal more money , saying this feature was not covered under warranty 8. Customer service is pathetic 9. Can not compare public transport of India with any of these developed nation . 10. Nothing comes in return from the amount of tax I am paying. 11. Govt school does not have high standard of teaching and even govt hospital is in pathetic condition which are ran by our tax money 12. Every time I felt that I will be cheated or deceived by someone 13. Office culture is also different. Managers try to get involved in our personal life to know why I am taking leave even though I have abundant paid leaves are remaining. 14. There is a rat race among young school kids to be on top. everyone is studying to death to get a job abroad or study abroad. Actually there are more lists . Now I regret my decision. But I am lucky to get a job opportunity in another developed country and I will never make this mistake. Some people can live life happily in India , but for me , I could not accept these factors . This is just my two cent , please don't take this as an argument . Everyone is entitled to believe their own opinion.

[@hemantaim]

As I said in my videos it's individual decision, depends on emotional quotient

[@balap6574]

Totally agree with ur opinion.. In India it’s all about survival of the fittest. We pay hell lot of tax but nothing in return except poorly built roads, below par schools, bribing govt hospitals etc. Ppl with good money & political contacts are the benefited ones. Common man always end up on the losing side..!! I had the same loneliness feeling few years back & returned to India leaving my high paying job in Dubai. Later realized my mistake & moved to Europe now.

[@abusood9660]

I want to live in uk Or switzerland

[@rishabhtiwari7746]

@@balap6574 Welcome to Europe but mark my words no country is perfect or no human being is perfect yes India has challenges Europe has its own e.g Beaurocracy,racism,medical facilities,harsh and cold weather non integrated society cold people and so on.... If you have a problem in your code what do you do do you run away from it or try to fix it because its your code your work inbthe same way if there are problems in India try to fix it dont run away its like abandoning you mom and dad when they need you the most Have you see Chinese dont you think there are alot of problems exist in China but still most Chinese students visit Europe or US just to study and then return back and contribute to their own economy YOU CANT RUM AWAY FROM PROBLEM AT SOME POINT YOU NEED TO SIT AND SOLVE IT

[@S_Chandra503]

Agree. All the points mentioned are valid and understandable, which is why many NRIs hesitate to return to India. However, we often only see greenery other side. Despite the luxurious lifestyle abroad, the reality is that many Indians deeply miss their homeland and loved ones.

[@dramani100]

Very relatable in Canada for 20+ years that grey & cold for six months only 1 day of sun in 2 weeks is horrifying funny things I tell that my my staff who are all white and they say even they are frustrated with it ...I say you are supposed to love it as you are all born here...most local seniors run away to Florida in winters I guess no one can get used to this weather here ..also wanted to add to your last point giving back ..it's very natural feeling like it's cycle of life when you are in your forties and up...you can't go on consumption and acquisition spree for ever , time comes when providing value becomes priority

[@hemantaim]

Agree

[@erpduocg2589]

-Healthcare is free for children u/16, not for adults(280 kr NORWAY). Hospital treatment is almost free (+medicines). 24/7 Legevakt only treats what they can take care of or send you to the hospital. Takes much time. Have to revisit your GP many times. Cost.

[@rupinderkaur2476]

right i am in sweden and face same problems saving 0 work oppotunity 2% language barrier very big even i decided same come back really

[@hemantaim]

Yes that's the real time issues one may faced

[@thegreatworld993]

If you are in sweden right now, so you can explain with good information about Sweden 🇸🇪 i am living in Italy 🇮🇹 i have italian documents but i want shift in sweden 🇸🇪 because i want convert my documents italy 🇮🇹 to sweden 🇸🇪 please tell me honest view about sweden 🇸🇪 my favorite country sweden in Europe

[@rupinderkaur2476]

@@thegreatworld993 its depend on your efforts and even luck. yes sweden having a chance to change the paper if you have a solid contact other wise its very very tough. be carefull as well. it is nice country but if you knowledge about swedish then its gud and easy.

[@thegreatworld993]

@@rupinderkaur2476 thank you a lot for give me information yes i know important need sold contract work i hope next year in summer i will move to sweden for change my documents please tell me easy can find out rent home or difficult...i know everything is difficult in new country but Never give up without fight and trust on God and our hard work

[@raisarwanath4484]

India wapas na aa thoda time lagu lekin Saab thik hoju

[@bhagatreddy6148]

Mr. Hemant, Appreciate your honest feedbacks! I'm 50% agree on your thoughts. It depends on individuals conditions and passion to live life. The persons with your thoughts will agree only when they have, 1. Earned lot of money. 2. No loans, No burdens, No financial issues. 3. Have lot of properties, savings, investments. Those people don't agree are, 1. Who has lot of loans, financially weak. 2. Dont hv satisfied work life. 3. Politics at work, frustrated at work. 4. No earnings as per the skills. Thanks,

[@hemantaim]

I understand your perspective....Also agree mostly

[@Heartsphire.]

Really informative . I'm from Pakistan making my plans to go Sweden but after watching this let me rethink about my decision 😃 Really appreciate your love and respect for your country

[@SS-rg5di]

Go yourself . . Feel what you feel . Take some foreign experience and learnings and then maybe comr back IF YOU FEEL LIKE IT... these returned NRIs have made good wealth

[@Heartsphire.]

@@SS-rg5di thank you

[@SS-rg5di]

@@Heartsphire. glad to see you respond.. I myself is in the same position of yours.. and there is this whole lot of bombardment of info from everywhere.. some say Go.. some say not worth it... I have come to realisation that its better we do what our heart feel like... i dont wanna be 50 year old and repenting that I never went abroad and experienced these things bcz I got too caught up in the pros and cons... apan sochte hi reh jate hai and fir gaadi nikal jati hai... fir hum bas afsos karte reh jayenge Usse accha hai.. jaa k dekh lete hai !! Khud se experience le k... kharab nikla toh you always have the option to return no... dont think so much 😊🤗

[@Tpsys-A]

Having studied and worked in Delhi for years..I found Sweden a feeling of home which delhi never gave ..Here in Sweden, your work and talent is appreciated , your success is not dependant on your family’s background..and I found swedes a little friendlier as compared to metro cities in India

[@Jason-sr2xf]

Hi Hemant, thanks for this video. I am an NRI in North America. If I have Rs 2 crore equivalent of Indian rupees in foreign currency, can I retire in India without having to work? Maybe put money in FD and get asy 6-7% interest which I think should generate around 12 lakh/year? Is this enough? Inflation is there too I know. I feel I don't want to slog by working if/when I return to India & want to chillax. Would love your thoughts.

[@hemantaim]

You need to tell me more to answer like how many people are there in your family...do you have house in India etc... connect me on Instagram for discussion on "staycalmstaybeautiful"

[@hemantaim]

By the way if you have house in India without loan then answer is yes

[@Jason-sr2xf]

@@hemantaim Yes we have a small flat in India with no loan, only 2 people in family so far.

[@hemantaim]

Yes you can easily retire or choose your favourite job/business as per convenient

[@anilsia1962]

I love your thought of giving back to society and making india a great society to live. God bless you all.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks

[@priyarajput2387]

Giving back to the society with country’s identity which is Sanskritik Bharat, Dharmbhumi Bharat, Karambhoomi Bharat, Devbhoomi Bharat, meaningful parvon se bhara Bharat……🙏🏻🚩 Indians are following foreign culture blindly and bollywood is playing 100% role to destroy bhartiya culture…..😞

[@MrJutt19]

Brother you're a legend Lots of love from Pakistan ❤️ India is sure a growing economy and ever will because of hardworking people The way you said that **return to the people and society *** You won my heart 💘

[@hemantaim]

Love and respect from India..... thanks buddy

[@bittun1607]

Sweden mai neither you can save money nor you can enjoy life. It was expensive before now its even more expensive. The amount of hard work we put in here if we put the same amount of hard work in India will be more rewarding.

[@rishabhpawar4848]

Awesome video Positives -- (Career and Studies wise) Quality of life Work-life balance Travel Better work opportunities Negative -- (Personal) Parents and friends detached Missing Indian Festivals and special occasions Street food Feeling lonely Doing everything all by yourself Not jell with people (reserved)

[@hemantaim]

Agree...it's a mix of package

[@srinivasaniyer6219]

quality of life and better jobs is very subjective bro. for blue collar ppl, i agree with you but if you have a decent job in india getting a job and growth is not as easy,,just because public infra is clean and posh, it doesnt mean life is good. there is a serious problem of services in european countries and american tier 2 cities.

[@cacavb]

Pay parity

[@kashresurrected]

Sir I completely agree and understand all your concerns. My best friend returned from Sweden in one month due to depression and very poor medical response.

[@naushu9]

Very nice information, Even I also felt the same experience. Once I become a Sweden citizen, Is it possible to take back my Indian citizenship again? or how long will take? is that easy to get back Indian citizenship again?

[@hemantaim]

Yes you can visit Indian embassy website in Sweden for process

[@biswasbsnl]

really genuine and practical experience. Practical experience you shared, I liked it.. thank u

[@MysticTraveler]

100% agree with you. I am in same situation like you in Sweden. Btw, I am Indian, lived in Sweden for 7years, finally moved back to India last year.

[@hemantaim]

Glad to hear that

[@sameer888121]

Hello bro, I am also living in Sweden and I agree with all the points that you mentioned. In fact, I think exactly the same way you think. I have also decided to move back to India soon.

[@hemantaim]

Goodluck

[@raisarwanath4484]

Come back bro india is future

[@happeningsaroundtheworld6750]

@@raisarwanath4484 joke of the day. Check out ranking of india in world happiest countries in 2021.

[@mrigankshekhar1520]

@@happeningsaroundtheworld6750 it does not depend on ranking . Uou msy be the happiest person in world living in india and sadest living in USA

[@hemantaim]

True and well said

[@radhakrishna476]

giving back to society ❤, best part in the video

[@desiguy995]

I left india in 2000 but if i was living in today's india i would have never left. The opportunities are endless in india nowadays.

[@Crazyvikas03]

You wisely explain all the aspect, It's eye opening for all abroad lover, those thinking they settled down after immigration in abroad & only degrades the value of being Indian 🙏

[@akshayaggar]

Know I regret I was going back to India and now I am very close to retirement and age 62 take 30 % less and moves back to India My one friend told me otherwise I was going in few years ago No life western culture look like good from back when you here you see the difference

[@middlecla4105]

When i was my teenage always wanted to fly abroad, but with time i realised my country is good and going abroad is also starting from scratch, mazaa sirf baap ke pese my hota hai

[@Tpsys-A]

Medical system in Sweden and in government hospitals of India ..similar doctors compatibility , similar medications..the only difference is , in Sweden they won’t listen to unnecessary tantrum of so called VIP patients..drip chara do, doctors ko peet do.. antibiotics free m baant do .. pharmacy wala alag specialist bana h..european government hospitals m ye tantrums, doctor lynching nai chalti h jaise India m jhelte h government doctors. So, yaha ka system pasand ni ata..government doctors (junior residents) in Sweden work for 48-56 hour a week, in India they work for more than 120 hours a week

[@viru_viral]

Hi Hemant!! Viral here from Boston, USA. I'm 26(single) and I currently work as a Machine Learning Engineer here after my masters. I love traveling and spending time with nature. I'm sick of a corporate job and actually want to leave my full time job after paying off my debt and follow my passion on becoming travel blogger and/or a photographer. Sweden and other norwegian countries were my first choice due to its vast natural resources! Yours was a first video I came across, and lot of the points you mentioned I still feel here in USA. Not sure if I should follow my passion or just come back to India cause I miss the country so damn much! 😅 I know this is more of a philosophical question, but wouldn't following your dream has to come before everything else?? Sorry if this is too long or too much information but after watching your video it felt like I was talking with a big brother!

[@hemantaim]

Hi Viral....you can chat with me on instagram 'hemantdubey79'......... Now I will explain you there however to cut short it's always individual nature, attachment with family & friends in India and love for motherland.....Also following passion with your job is a best combination always

[@bhavsinhparmar8981]

Gujarati and patel never back.Every where braveryliving worldwide.

[@bhavsinhparmar8981]

But dubey your feelingbetterthan me.

[@tamals22]

Most places except Alaska doesnt have extreme weather like sweden nor are americans closed people . Thus you cant compare with sweden . Do you havebto wait for 5 hours in USA just to treat a small wound ?

[@rishabhtiwari7746]

@@tamals22 I agree i beleive US is much better than Europe in terms of Savings,culture,weather and Medical even people are also friendly unlike Europe where they are cold and reserved and I would say specifically for Indians or brown skin people while they admire Americans or British people not all but most of the population I would say I beleive media needs to show the reality how racism exist in European countries

[@sethiachetan1988]

Hemant sir, Thank you so much for your video and have seen lot of your video. i am in Ireland,and work in it sector, i have decent job, my kid is 4 year old and thinking to come back to India. Need to connect with you.. please suggest

[@hemantaim]

You can contact me on Instagram at hemantdubey79

[@sethiachetan1988]

@@hemantaim ok thank you

[@khushboovlogchannel]

Thank you for being honest and share these reasons, it is true that quality of life is way better in Europe than what we have here in India, however, you can't be so materialistic, and all you want is your people around you.

[@abhishekvakil007]

ghanta... Quality of Life is far better in India than these so called developed countries... Medical Food varieties and Price Transportation Weather School Education all things is better in India

[@rishabhtiwari7746]

I am staying in Abroad from Approximately 2 years now in 2 different countries like UK and Germany I think I have another school on thought on this opinion My question would be what is meant by Quality of Life just dont confuse it with Quantity of Life Yes you may prolong you life duration In Europe by more 4 to 5 years let's take an example average life span of India is Around 67 years while in Europe we can live around 72 years but the question is still the same you improved the Quantity or duration not the quality Yes you can say work life balance is much better than India bla bla so I get the time to spend in travelling or with family or friends etc so only spouse and kid is not family there are our responsibilities towards our parents or toward each and every relative or friends back in India who supported us in our bad phase most often we tend to forget it so increasing duration of you life is different but quality of life according to me is spending time with your loved ones, celebrating festivals to the core meeting your friends and relative more frequently dealing with every bit of ups and downs together rather than just sitting on an European couch and advising from there on a video call what to do

[@khushboovlogchannel]

@@rishabhtiwari7746 aww i really love what u said now everyone is materialistic

[@Rreynu]

Love your video…appreciate your thoughts n your genuineness. Have seen videos of many people but hardly they accept n say the things with such honesty. So many people living in the country n settled in abroad say so much negative things about India n few might be correct as well BUT Desh apna h iski problems bhi apni h..pure world me Bharat ki jo Jagah h jo Samman h jo Pyar hai wo kisi aur desh ka nhi..no matter how many problems are there but it’s also the fact that we are progressing, that we still celebrate the hope, happiness n the achievements, whole world is stunned to witness. I feel proud when i see anyone for that matter make our head held high in front of the other nations or people when they try to defame us. Dil dhadakta h Bharat k liye Aur Humesha dhadkega❤️whenever I take birth I would want to be born here every time🌈

[@hemantaim]

Wow... respect your sentiments and one should feel free enough to express.....as I say it's our home we have to make it better.....it's our job to make our country strong

[@Rreynu]

@@hemantaim certainly we will😊

[@ch.ankit_estonia9124]

🙂👍

[@MineshBaxiYT]

Thanks Hemant. You are providing a great service to NRI and those who want to live abroad. Some of your experiences are similar to life in MI, USA when I came here as it is cold and dark in winters. Now USA has a huge Indian presence and I live in FL- warm weather and near beaches. Socialized medicine is terrible.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks

[@bharatkapoor4062]

You shifted florida for weather

[@deepeshagrawal3253]

You are telling the truth. All your points are 100% valid. I had the same experience and same feeling there . I lived there for 1 year and currently i am back in India .

[@danishrizwan7084]

You were in IT

[@hemantaim]

Yes

[@kamalpawar3641]

Thanks for making this video. I picked up few points which make total sense. Truth is I didn’t life is perfect 😀 so don’t look for sake abroad. You won’t get helpers and small day to day comfort abroad.

[@pamidas1375]

Everybody is suffering but don't want to agree like you, keep on doing

[@prashantmhatre9225]

Hemant bhai , I recently getting offer to relocate to Poland , is it good to go to Poland ?

[@hemantaim]

Depends how much salary they are offering and profile..... Poland is growing market

[@unwanted333]

Hi Hemant, you are a very nice person. What you are doing is great help to others. You are not trying to commercialize your video but rather presenting it to others to take benefit from it. Thanks a lot!

[@smilekapoor]

Very simply shared however pure dil se kahi baat. I felt bad when left Europe before Corona time.however lately thankful for being in India.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks dear

[@SmartMarketTips]

Absolutely 💯 % true whatever you told here.. I had H1B and I couldn't stay in USA more than 10 months...now a days India is the best country to live and spend your lifestyle...it's your country and you will feel so much freedom here that no other country can give the same...rahi baat pollution aur baki ki..bhai if you are choosing your own lifestyle in own style those things will not bother you much...I respect your feelings sir and stand by your side...regards and love from 🇮🇳

[@hemantaim]

Thanks Buddy

[@mansibhalani7021]

Sahi bat he app ki.. me bhi 7 month se usa me hu lekin but India is best...

[@SmartMarketTips]

@@mansibhalani7021 wapas aojao Sir..and live your life king size here 🙌

[@MrSalil611]

Seems so relatable.. living in AUS even with plenty of sunlight and many amenities. What I have seen here is even Indians don't prefer talking to other Indians if they don't know them through job or other close connections. The medical system is painfully slow and unfulfilling in most cases . Definitely not free any more here and simple things like visiting a dentist or meeting any specialist ( skin , gastro etc etc ) will cost you a decent amount. Overall not a great scenario as shown by Visa agents in India. Only thing is if u find a high paying job.. get it , earn the money n then life is somewhat better than India

[@ragavan2308]

upon return, you can claim your Pension contribution? Could you please give a few words about your experience with this pension claim process?

[@hemantaim]

I don't think we can claim until stayed for some defined period of time...i dint claim it as stayed for 2.5 years

[@ragavan2308]

Thanks Hemant for answering my query

[@archnaraghu8659]

Nice to hear and good surfhastighet and very true.We do pay very high tax therefore hospitals are free .

[@anupande3427]

Best video.. i am new to Denmark and moving to sweden.. at present it is requirement for me to build my life. Bt definitely I won't be staying here long.. and i am also very hopeful that India will be more developed day by day..

[@hemantaim]

Thanks 🙏🙏

[@WA-nv8ox]

Thanks a lot Hemant for sharing your experience. Can you make a deep dive video on medical system in India. Cost of health insurance and general cost associated with minor and major issues with healthcare. Thanks

[@hemantaim]

Sure I will once I get some time

[@yashpalraj8598]

Aap ek bat bhul gaye .if you're in Sweden then you get respect in India . Anyway which country would you advise to go for because in India there is very deep rooted casteism then reservation also.

[@vaibhavmahobiya9129]

Kon se reservation ki bat kr rahe hai app

[@mrigankshekhar1520]

@@vaibhavmahobiya9129 all thypes of reservations are bad , a freebie vulture is also there in india

[@darpantalukdar]

Boss…we are so likeminded!!…Money is important but not everything….it’s important to be clear in mind when to come back !!!

[@pappuchak8605]

Good time to come across your video. My brother in law is going to make this blunder. He is currently working with an indian insurance giant in a very Sr position. But he has decided to leave is job and moving to Germany because his wife has been transferred to Germany in an intra corporate transfer policy which entitles spouse work permit visa as well. What is in your opinion, about this Sir? He is very well paid here and I doubt he will get a similar good job without the knowledge german language..

[@hemantaim]

Getting senior position in new country would be really tough so he should try to take transfer from India from same or other organisations in India to retain position.....As in leadership local language is required....Also again he would like Germany or not that's individual taste

[@pappuchak8605]

@@hemantaim Thanks Sir...

[@vijayadurgam7980]

Absolutely right sir. We r in Netherlands. Same we r feeling. Planned to come inapril .permanently. But we r 50 plus..hope we both families same mind set. Both my husband and myself same mind set.

[@कॉम्पिटिशन_एग्जाम]

This man is giving his genuine thoughts

[@rishabhtiwari7746]

Oh well said and very nicely articulated I stay in Germany an it is same here as well all points are well covered especially the last one where u said hamara v visa lene ke lia log line lagaye actually we need that to happen For that I think our younger generation must realize that west will never accept them and they need to move on from those fantasies and I can assure you one day hamara v visa lene ke lia line lagegi

[@hemantaim]

Yes agree....Also our country is on right path to achieve that status where NRI and other national will be looking forward to work here

[@rishabhtiwari7746]

@@hemantaim I agree to some extent but still very far we need to work on this and one day it will happen most likely 😀

[@ramanpal81us]

Listening this video in 2023. What a beautiful statement at time time 17:32 on developing India. Best of luck for your endeavor

[@hemantaim]

Thanks buddy @rampal81us ......I am positive about my vision

[@prakhar.29december]

Very few people talk about such issues. Thankyou very much for sharing your experience:)

[@hemantaim]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

[@faizanshaikh9380]

Hello, If someone is getting onsite opportunity to Sweden from an Indian MNC company, then how much he/she will get at onsite in sweden if he/she was getting around 6lpa in india ?

[@hemantaim]

In Sweden after tax she/he should get minimum 35000 Swedish kroner per month....before tax 50000 sek per month at least

[@faizanshaikh9380]

@@hemantaim OK thank you sir. And how much then he/she can save there ?

[@hemantaim]

That's depend on life style also one person is working or couple.....but on average 15000 sek....

[@SAI-kg6bb]

I agree for 200%, I'm in germany for last 6 years. Just hanging in between, considering to shift back.

[@hemantaim]

Goodluck

[@dhruvrawat8092]

sir waha par hospitality sector kaise hai sweden mai agar udhar work karna hai toh ? hotels related ? visa information related to hotels.

[@hemantaim]

There is no separate visa types by profession...so you need to apply work permit with your profile....you can get job however it all depends

[@shobhazanwar4821]

Namaste hemantji Mera beta next month Sweden ja raha hai As a mother I got scared listening to their health system, private drs honge na waha? Ya koi Indian dr?

[@hemantaim]

Namaste ji....There are no private doctors however don't worry as if anything is serious Sweden doctors will give full attention.....Your son will be safe

[@shobhazanwar4821]

@@hemantaim thank u

[@akshaygodase8067]

Big question is, how did you convince your wife? She was also feeling to go back to India or she was more happy there?

[@hemantaim]

She was on same page as we both were missing our families

[@akshaygodase8067]

@@hemantaim Thanks!

[@kamalpawar3641]

I am an Indian and for work I live in London. I agree Indian weather is best which is good for health and we have many seasons in a year which isn’t same abroad. No matter which country you pick, you will not get the same conditions. In London it rains almost everyday which was depressing in the beginning to be honest but it is upto person to person how to manage that and prepare your mind for all this. I do not think so it is right to compare weather like you said it is personal choice. In London it gets dark in winter around 3-3:30 and light shines around 8 am.

[@hemantaim]

Agree.....as I said in my video it's always individual choice and priorities

[@varunishere]

How about the pollution of India?

[@Saga2011]

Thanks for this extremely analytical video. Reasons put forth by you are worth considering.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks Sanjay ji

[@ash007254]

Best advice for Indians, never ever leave India, just stay in India, na rahega baas, na bajegi bansuri......end of all discussions of this type.

[@navitpiplani2941]

I'm currently living in Spain, the weather here is the best, people are frank and all, but still I don't feel a sense of belonging, I miss my family, food, festivals... I can't even say that I'm earning a fortune here, what I was earning in india, here I earn a bit more but then again it's expensive here if u compare rupee with Euro. I've given myself a time of a year and a half now I'm thinking about giving myself 1 more year if I could find something more valuable here and bring my parents over here.. if that doesn't happen I'm highly motivated to go back to India.

[@prashantsharma8149]

you cannot bring your parents in spain . i hope you know it

[@navitpiplani2941]

@@prashantsharma8149 they already came and visited me in the month of March. And I'll invite them again very soon, hopefully this time it'll be permanent :)

[@prashantsharma8149]

@@navitpiplani2941 as far as I know they can come for 3 months. If there's any rules in which you can bring them permanently, please share brother.. I will be interested

[@prashantsharma8149]

@@navitpiplani2941 I am also moved here in Bilbao Spain. 6 months ago. I have been living outside India since 2018. Dubai Bulgaria and now spain. I am also confused that I should try to live in spain and bring my family here Or should I move back

[@navitpiplani2941]

@@prashantsharma8149 you can bring your parents over to Spain permanently by the means of "reagrupacion familiar" for that you have to show to the government that they're dependant on you and that you send a certain amount of money back home. Hope it helps.

[@kirankumarpalle2263]

Did you got the pension amount that was in your Pension Account during your stay in Sweden?

[@hemantaim]

No I did not..as you have to stay longer

[@kirankumarpalle2263]

@@hemantaim Thank you Bhai. Do you know, for how long you have to work in Sweden to take it?

[@sreekrishnanvellinezhi5058]

Bro i am coming for PG in trollhattan ,Sweden... Soo..will I get a part-time job in this period ?

[@hemantaim]

Yes if you have valid study visa

[@sreekrishnanvellinezhi5058]

@@hemantaim am going to apply visa in 6months

[@TripathiAviral]

@@sreekrishnanvellinezhi5058 bro come back to Indai, India needs you broo

[@sreekrishnanvellinezhi5058]

@@TripathiAviral 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ok bro

[@TripathiAviral]

@@sreekrishnanvellinezhi5058 🤣🤣🤣

[@jackfruit1]

I was not even born in India but I moved here from Canada. I was born in Singapore and hated Singapore all my life. It was a rat race and I had good job as a lecturer. I migrated to Canada to let my son have a less stressful life. But in Canada it was another hell. They promote sexual promiscuity in children in schools at an early age. The school textbooks are full of vulgar porn. I paid a lot of money to put my child in a private Christian school. After grade 12, we left for India. Even though we are not fluent in any Indian language we managed to settle here. It's been a struggle but this is our home now

[@hemantaim]

Thanks for sharing your story and will be motivation for others......it's important to understand how much one should take and the importance of connected with roots

[@MrTeslaX]

Dubey ji, bahut badiya video. Bihar me kidhar se ho.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks...i am from Mathura (U.P)

[@hsaini19761]

You took right decision. Living well is most important.

[@anitapatel2176]

I m planning to apply student visa but is there English is teaching to children in school after getting knowledge I finalize my decision to move over there.so please reply me

[@hemantaim]

What is your question

[@salmanhyder1655]

Which is the best Masters Program to opt based on my B.E Civil Engineering? I want to choose such a program after which I am able to get a settled job turning study visa to work visa ?

[@hemantaim]

You have to check stockholmstad site or check my other video for students. Also you already have BE so not required any further degree....if it's to get Visa then should be MS

[@prasadsawant7399]

Nice insight Hemant. I live in Sweden and can perfectly relate to all your points. You need a lot of Indians around you to make you feel like in India 🙂. Workwise Sweden is really good in terms of equal opportunity and work life balance. So its really a personal choice and what you want out of YOUR life 🙂

[@hemantaim]

Agree it's always an individual choice....Also Sweden is great place to live and work that's why most of my videos is on positive of Side of Sweden....this video is for demand of my reasons of leaving Sweden....So yes individual choice

[@paramjeetsidhu7908]

Hello parshant bai.. Mai india se hu.. or swedan ke study visa ke bare me soch rha tha.. can you help me.. ki mera decision wrong ha ja fir right

[@varunishere]

Why you try to feel like India if you go abroad? Vahan bhee India banaana hai to India mein he raho.

[@islandgirlxx3465]

@Va K It mite have to do the swedish people which is totally opposite to India's. Swedish and other nordic people are very reserved. They can come accross as shy, awkward and cold. They don't make eyecontact, greet, smile or talk to stranger. They don't really express their emotions like indians do. It's like they are lacking emotional awareness. And for an expat it is almost impossible to form friendships with swedish people. So to an indian who comes from a culture that expresses emotions and have more human interactions..it can feel quite lonely and depressing when living in Nordic countries. As a caribbean lady living in a nordic country..I have experienced it myself. I feel if he had moved to a country where people are friendly and warm towards eachother..than he mite not feel the need to look for other indians so he could feel more like "home".

[@varunishere]

@@islandgirlxx3465 well said, thanks.

[@mamtamohan6599]

What u hav talked about109percent correct Great job Eye opener for many

[@yash-jn6dr]

Brother I'm in Ireland for 5months now..really facing issues the way you told in vedio .. even indians here are very non indian like(dramatic behaviour) and now I feel stuck here bcoz of the money that I've spent to come here..really depressing brother ...

[@hemantaim]

Don't get dipressed and make your mind to save some X amount of money and come back....till then live happily and chase the target

[@lovelyferns2006]

Ireland no Indian will be friendly. All are on their own world 🌎

[@rohitkotecha5529]

All reasons seems valid. Major advantage working outside India is work culture. As you mentioned nowadays v can earn n save similar here but one needs to work for longer hours for longer time period.

[@hemantaim]

Agree

[@anil4015]

Thank you for the Analysis.

[@hemantaim]

Welcome

[@sahansarbalyan6290]

Sir first time I saw ur video, it's concept is very clear,u r too good, good luck

[@MrYuvraj18]

Spot on !

[@ashwiniganesh7356]

Thank u for your valuable information and suggestion sir definitely this will help me

[@kamalpawar3641]

I just love your success definition👏🏻

[@hemantaim]

👍👍👍

[@yashvantryadav]

I too think why we should go abroad why can't we all make our country like Europe.clean. corruption free.educated.and dakiyanusi thought free

[@hemantaim]

Yes we all can make it together....These video are in same direction

[@akhandbharat1593]

If you remove the corruption everything can be done

[@MitaDas-g9y]

very well said and the final wish 👍👍🥇🥇..india could be like Japan ..or other first country..

[@hemantaim]

It will be in few decades

[@makis7784]

I agree with you every risen so good decision God bless you brother

[@Melodiousmelo]

I really liked your last reason to come back to India. Ek din India ke visa ke liye bhi log line lagayenge👍

[@user-lz6kk6nf2r]

😂😂😂😂

[@kelvin9682]

That never gonna be happened untill goverment stop making us fool 🤗

[@pragatinicholas7866]

Totally relatable... came back from the UK... same way i thought too..all the reasons you said .

[@hemantaim]

Thanks

[@hemantaim]

Thanks

[@atindersandhu8042]

brother agar yaha visa khtm ho jaye toh toh vapis india ja skte h?

[@hemantaim]

Aap ek baar Indian embassy Jake check kariye

[@rustyjoey1886]

Made my decision to drop about Sweden. 🥺🥺 ab koi country bachi ni hai which I deserve. Well, thank you much.

[@hemantaim]

It was not to discourage.....these are only facts as many of my friends still living there....it has positive parts also.....decide wisely

[@y2kk176]

Australia is best country for settling very good weather and good earnings also

[@sujathakowalczyk3364]

First point on weather- perfect. Winter is an issue but if you understand what others do, you would liove winters. It is not that you dont step out. If you dont step out you would feel no one goes out. Winter is for winter sports and people enjoy it. I never learnt anything in India, so I feel it is too late to learn as I dont want to break my bones. But a walk in that snow is amazing. When temp is minus 20 or so you can always use your car to go wherever you want to. Also, for our skin, we need more vit D compared to the locals so that we are not depressed in winters.

[@awarenessaboutyourself7871]

Addition to this, It is easier to work in Sweden for both parents because day care system is very good for children. And sick leave for child is also no issue, its called VAB. Opposite to this in India it can be very difficult for both the parents to work in private jobs. Day care in India is too expensive and who wants to give load of their children to the old and aging parents, its a very tedious task. Can I also mention the working hours in both the countries? For most of the private jobs its too relaxed and flexible and almost no one is forced to work for extra or long hours. After 6 pm its just your family time with partner and kids. Can it be true in India as well? @Hemant Dubey just to make videos you are making some very false points about Sweden. Atleast dont misguide people.

[@deepakjain9073]

@@awarenessaboutyourself7871 In India also no one is forced to work for longer hours, that trend is changing, if work culture is not good, people switch job, there are several opportunities in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune. In India switching job is easier than foreign countries. Also India time might end little late like 8 PM but work also starts late by 11 AM.

[@awarenessaboutyourself7871]

@@deepakjain9073 Alright there might be some cases, but nit in majority. Working conditions in india are incomparable than in Sweden. For various reasons of course. One is in India you are easily replaceable.

[@awarenessaboutyourself7871]

What about the childcare and education system, its totally corrupt in India. Why should parents spend a fortune to send their children to a decent school, shouldn't it be there basic right to good education? Please answer this as well as this 1 of the major reasons why people chose to live outside of India, and this is not addressed properly in the video.@@deepakjain9073

[@pragatinicholas7866]

Thanks for sharing the video..

[@dineshpawar080887]

All your points are so true and valid. Bus aap ki success definition ko achieve kar lu and then I too wish to come back to India.

[@hemantaim]

Thanks 👍😊👍

[@mohankathe3332]

Sweden ranks 7th Happiest country in the world. You are an exception.

[@saurabhprabhudesai2820]

Happiness is relative my friend.

[@hemantaim]

True......

[@m..201]

Isn't it a paradox that most happiest countries are having highest per capita anti depressants consumption!!!...

[@mohankathe3332]

@@m..201 No matter what individual interprets, data speaks true. Stick to it.

[@pappuchak8605]

Sweden is happy with Swedish people I mean the people of Nordic origin. But an Indian may not feel the same level of happiness there. Happiness is a matter oozing out from someone's inner feelings and may not be limited to materialistic achievement in life...