Why I Rejected US and Sweden: Decision to Return to India

[@Kanchan2024]

Dear Hemanth sir, We lived in USA for 11 years. We felt exactly same way like you sir. We sold our house last year and bought home in India. We are moving back to India in May 2024. I follow your channel and your videos gave me courage to take these decisions.Thank you so much.

[@pookavi]

God Bless you

[@AdityaJape]

good time to come back at least you won't have to run back to India.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your journey and the impact his videos made in you decision process

[@NRIreturntoindia]

Thanks Kanchan and glad to hear about your decision

[@mr.p2631]

We are returning in April ❤

[@jotchanaj3865]

I have been watching your videos for quite some time and I must say you give clear insight for those NRI’S, who are really confused and struggling to take decisions. I am sailing in same boat as well. Being in UK for last 3 years , going through lot of hurdles like loneliness, depression, bad weather, social isolation .. I can very well relate everything what you say and I appreciate for the good work you are doing . I watched your videos amidst of lot of confusion ,when your podcast video gave me clear insight to take a decision. Thank you once again.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Guest is really good.

[@ankitacs7]

I somehow had manifested this episode! I follow you both and really appreciate the work you both are doing.. As was rightly concluded in this video that no place is perfect and definition of happiness is very subjective. Time is the key, so decide before it's too late

[@DesiReturn]

Wow great! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@varshasubramanian5695]

Very true Hemant sir. The relations there is fake and not real which hit me very hard. We can't make original friendships who always judge us based on our lifestyle . That tore me and decided I can't sustain there for a long time

[@DesiReturn]

Thank you for sharing your experiences and expressing your thoughts

[@arunyton]

A very nice discussion with Hemant, a very successful person who has his heart at the right place and very logical in his views about life.

[@DesiReturn]

Yes great discussion with Hemant

[@pookavi]

Awesome listening to Hemant. Very smart and friendly chat.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching!

[@chetanborade4908]

These videos are even helpful for those who are planning to move to abroad. Your videos have helped me a lot. Thank You!

[@DesiReturn]

That's great perspective. Thanks and glad to know that these videos are helpful. Please share with others who can benefit from the content

[@DashingMax]

Thank you for this video and guys keep up the good work

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks a ton!

[@pratibhamallick8257]

Very informative and helpful insights. I can totally relate to what he shared in this video.

[@DesiReturn]

Great!! thanks for sharing your insights and for watching our videos regularly.

[@SingaporeBuilds]

Loved it Hemant!

[@NRIreturntoindia]

Thanks buddy

[@DesiReturn]

Thank you for watching!

[@98505177229850590818]

Great conversation thoughtful points put forward

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and proving wonderful feedback. Please share with others who can benefit from the content.

[@rajivrohella]

Everyone feels same way for parents back at home & always treated like 2nd grade citizen in any country no matter how much time one spend but what to do with that greed of $. If anyone saying otherwise that's a lie. One can feel same in another country no matter how much money.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Lot of valid points

[@Home_Buoy]

FYI two of my friends went back to India one got green card n moved with two kids other had three kids and moved even though his green card dates were active. But one thing common in both the cases is all there kids were citizens. I believe that way it was easy move as they knew there can move around any time in future also they were had enough funds to happy enjoy the social setting n domestic help readily available back home so it was no brainer. In short if the kids are citizens it’s an easy decision to move back provided u have the will or things are not working your way from status standpoint I mean visas.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your perspective

[@anusha418]

Hi, your videos are really helpful. Appreciate if you set video in breakdown section/topic section wise would you really more helpful!

[@DesiReturn]

We will look into this closely and implement soon.

[@umaadhish]

always my views are in synch with HEMANT views !!! Thanks and so much honest replies from HEMANT from heart

[@marathonintech7243]

​@@Revhappy829I agree the point, if we go back that we don't have company constantly with relatives and friends.

[@marathonintech7243]

@@Revhappy829 100% only family is parents mostly consider

[@NRIreturntoindia]

Thanks buddy....speak always from the bottom of your heart

[@karuneshkaimal]

Make sure to stick to the very reason why you are moving abroad in the first place. If you fail to maintain this reason , you will end up like him.

[@bavisarvan1827]

Yes, stick to your material needs

[@Neelsworld2022]

I follow Hemant religiously on his channel

[@DesiReturn]

Nice!

[@NRIreturntoindia]

Thanks Neel

[@NavaNiveDhan]

Fact is … 1) Robot life with conditions 2) Mutual-decision btw spouses Someone’s decision imposed on other make experience bitter 3) uncertainty, instability, legal restrictions and discrimination especially in republican states makes life unhappy 4) if want to meet dear ones long term planning is needed 5) close friends become far due to visa or personal reasons and we’ve to start again from zero 😢

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@patriot0971]

You cannot be happy in a foreign country unless you integrate and understand the culture. Most of the recent Indian immigrants have no local friends and to them it's a financial transaction. In the past, before widespread Internet access people had to integrate, watch local TV, eat local food, meet new people. Now people remain connected to India, and they feel sad that they cannot be there. It is truly sad.

[@londonPB]

Good to know.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching

[@PACIFICNZ]

India is overcrowded with too many people while west is sparsely populated with the result those moving from india to western countries face shock of loneliness from a chaotic bustling places of india which are two extremes. If only indias population becomes less than half from present 140crores it would be a livable place. Unfortunately it's exploding with infiltration of Bangladeshis and rohingyas who themselves are no less than 10crores.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@uiuuu9667]

Please do let us know what kind of medical insurance policies and investments plans are good for returning NRI’s..

[@adverd]

EU problem is Living cost high, housing problems, crime rate night, loneliness,

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@World-citizen123]

It’s all about - I like that, I want it , I this , I that. What does his wife think? What his kid think?

[@SantBains]

The H-1B is a temporary (nonimmigrant) visa category

[@uiuuu9667]

Medical insurance policies with link’s & website to open policy easily

[@Human2023v1]

People are not happy india expecting to be treated fairly like true citizens. It doesn’t happen and they migrate. When they land i n a new country new challenges will come. Happiness is not there anywhere. Prioritise what is the motivation.. a Morden isolated life in a western country or being happy in the country you are born even with friends and relatives even with low quality(Govt infrastructure, policies etc.)

[@DesiReturn]

Very valid points. Thanks for watching and sharing

[@yo-fj2rx]

❤

[@DesiReturn]

🙏😊

[@revs2023]

arre biwi ke saath jhagda ho gaya aur yeh India aa gaya. Ab Desi Return ka dhong baja raha hai! Dude, why are you glorifying Return To India? May I know?

[@ufo2269]

rejected lol, or got rejected