Thank you I am also planning a car but please suggest me how we book the car residing out side india. And taking delivery when reach India.
@caracaraorange9524Күн бұрын
Just going abroad is not enough. To be successful you need to go to US, France, Germany, Australia and maybe Dubai (debatable). You get a whole different level of respect in India. Indian relatives, friends and general public will treat you with respect like a king. Parents are also get status and respect in their social circles- "beta us mein settle hai" vs "beta india mein naukri kar raha hai". I know many who took a decision to go back and regret it. Sad!
@amitaamita50368 күн бұрын
Sir mera bilkul bhi Dil ni lgta uk mei ek ek din katna mushkil h husband kehte 3 saal baad tum chli jaana vapis mai 10 saal lga kr aunga pta ni sch h y vo mujhe honsla dete h or mere husband ki family bhi vapis aane k khilaf h kya kru
@hemantaim7 күн бұрын
Please contact me on Instagram at hemantdubey79
@balbhatt8 күн бұрын
There can be several potential losses and consequences for US and Canadian citizens if they surrender their citizenship and migrate to their original home country of India: 1. Tax Implications: - Giving up US/Canadian citizenship means the individual will no longer be subject to worldwide income taxation in those countries. - However, the individual may still have tax obligations in India on their global income, assets, and transfers. - There can be complex tax implications and potential double taxation issues to navigate. 2. Social Security/Pension Eligibility: - US and Canadian citizens build up eligibility for social security and pension benefits over their working years. - Renouncing citizenship may impact their ability to access these benefits, depending on totalization agreements between countries. 3. Healthcare Coverage: - Losing US/Canadian citizenship means losing access to government-sponsored healthcare programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and Canada's universal healthcare. - The individual would need to rely on India's healthcare system, which may have different coverage, costs, and quality of service. 4. Travel Restrictions: - US and Canadian passports provide visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to many countries worldwide. - Giving up that citizenship means the individual would need to obtain an Indian passport, which may have more travel restrictions and visa requirements. 5. Asset/Property Ownership: - There can be challenges in maintaining or transferring ownership of assets and properties across borders. - The individual may face tax implications, legal hurdles, or restrictions on certain types of assets. 6. Family/Personal Ties: - Renouncing US/Canadian citizenship may sever certain familial, social, and professional connections in those countries. - Reintegrating into Indian society after years or decades abroad can also present personal and cultural adjustments. The decision to give up US or Canadian citizenship is a major one with long-term financial, legal, and personal implications. Careful research and planning are advised to understand the full scope of potential losses and ramifications. Are you given up this all benefit to be Indian 🇮🇳 again
@thegame68228 күн бұрын
Hi Hemant, please make a video on setting in tier 2 cities like Jaipur. I like your videos 👍
@hemantaim8 күн бұрын
I have already made video on this topic so please watch my other videos
@payakkeyur9 күн бұрын
Thank you sir. Aapke videos acche hai kaafi
@hemantaim8 күн бұрын
Thanks buddy
@ishanabhavsar9 күн бұрын
Hemant bhaiya 🌷 good channel. I've moved back from US a long back... but it's a bit different... because I was raised there and most my education and job was there too. A lot of my family is there but here too.
@hemantaim9 күн бұрын
Thanks
@kapilsharma398910 күн бұрын
Main b mathura se hu and US me rehta hu
@kapilsharma398910 күн бұрын
I didn't watch full coz it's in English 😢 Not that I don't know English.
@kaanshu10 күн бұрын
hi Hemant - I deeply resonate with your thoughts and I am gaining lot of useful insights from your videos There is lot of simplicity and authenticity in your presentations. I am in the decision phase of returning from the UK to India after staying in the UK for 2 years.
@hemantaim9 күн бұрын
Good to know that I am useful for people.......
@ishanabhavsar10 күн бұрын
If you're with your wife and son and you're very lonely... you got some serious issues to deal with. I understand you miss your parents but even your parents want a good future for you... And if you Chose to live in Australia and your Wife cried like a baby saying she's Lonely without HER parents, would You, YOUR PARENTS and even society ask you to pack your bags and move back to India???!!! Consider your wife's aspirations brother, and visit your parents more often. Plan it out and then move back... or when you get PR you can call your parents to come stay with you! 🌷😊
@thegame682210 күн бұрын
Hi Hemant, appreciate your right-from-heart videos.
@hemantaim9 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot
@arvindchahal700911 күн бұрын
Suffering is everwhere....india or foreign land....you can be happy or sad at both places. All depends upon your way of life amd your situation amd mental state. I lived in australia for five years and i felt that life is good but worklife is very hard and good jobs are not available to indians. Other than that life was pretty comfortable there
@TechFollower12 күн бұрын
True... people need understand of true enjoyment of life... doesn't matter where you living...I love USA...as well as life in India...I enjoy at both places very well
@vav999912 күн бұрын
Recently visited USA .I found job market is super horrible..coming to US means inviting Suicide/Rape.entering US means entering red light area,no going back..innocent indians come here nd get screwed..USA means ultimate screwing assured..be careful children.India is heaven.parents plz realize
@doodle763912 күн бұрын
get a microphone dude
@uynt1912 күн бұрын
Currently we are in Germany, after her 10th grade we planned to return to India. After her 11th and 12 th grade in India can she join Engineering college in Chennai by normal admission or in NRI quota. Or 10th grade she should have completed in India? It would be helpful if I get information on this.
@hemantaim12 күн бұрын
I am not really sure however doing 11 & 12th from India should be fine
@uynt1912 күн бұрын
@@hemantaim Thanks for your reply. Same doubt we too have, but at least after her Abitur here will it be fine to get an engineering admission in India? Is this possible?
@hemantaim11 күн бұрын
@uynt19 Indian syllabus in 12th is different from US so there might be extra hard work and coaching needed to cope up in 12th and crack engineering exam in India....so yes it's possible but be ready for hard work
@Kiros999913 күн бұрын
Audio is good, no need of mic
@shrox14 күн бұрын
if the kid has british passport, then we move back to india. please advise if we will ne considered as NRI quota or OCI card based
@hemantaim13 күн бұрын
Both are similar moreover as NRI quota is for OCI card holder only .......
@Kiros999914 күн бұрын
Ye sahi baat hai sirf family ke karan nahi Par india me ek mahol hota hai jisme ham bade hue hain, ham chahe kisi se jyada baat nahi kare par hame pata hai ye sab log hindi bolte hain mujhe samajhte hain. Kuch bhi manchaha khana kha sakte hain yahan india me. Maid, driver, grocery delivery, sabji mandi kuch bhi karte raho.
@sridharv390314 күн бұрын
Each person or family has a different story and situation so the decion to return or settle abroad or have a base in both countries is a personal choice or decision - no right ir wrong or future is uncertain. Having said that in current times with changes in technology and Indian culture and trends the so called attraction to foreign lifestile ia reducing, however many still like to go for career or other economic prospects. Similarly returning also will have some reasons - be it career, business or personal or retirement reasons. Dont take in to account what your frinds, relatives or neighbors think. Insteas focusnon your own and family plans and future requirements and take a planned and informed decision.
@hemantaim14 күн бұрын
Agreed
@mailtoharshit15 күн бұрын
I moved back to India 2 months back (After 18years) as VP of Instagram. Now living with parents and best decision ever. Fu... those who say!
@gourimisra605016 күн бұрын
I had stayed abroad for 12 years and settled back home. I was fed up with mechanical life, currency conversion mindset of Indians, potluck every weekend, dumb sherrrad in evening, etc. In India, I see poor people are less worried about survival than a middle class westerners. As per most Indians, whites are superior so staying with white makes an upgrade from current scenario.
@rajs539717 күн бұрын
The biggest NRI success return story is Dhirubhai Ambani ji. Agar woh India nhi aate toh Reliance nhi banta.
@focuslearn17 күн бұрын
if someone is able to get Group A,B Government job here in India then one should think of moving abroad or not? kindly post your perspective. Thanks
@hemantaim17 күн бұрын
Then it's not about money however personal choice
@commonsense696817 күн бұрын
Sooner you go back to India better for the whole family. Why leave your children and grandchildren, your assets in other countries.
@commonsense696817 күн бұрын
Returning back to India is a big success story, every NRI dreams of going back to India one day, but only few can achieve it.
@commonsense696817 күн бұрын
Returning back to India is a big success story, every NRI dreams of going back to India one day, but only few can achieve it.
@zohananand17 күн бұрын
You exactly mentioned most part what everyone in the situation is experiencing. Why we Indians need a brand of other country to define us....the most shameful situation...😊
@prateek528517 күн бұрын
Bhai ek baat Bata. Agar tumhare father unka home town and relatives and circle chhod ke higher education aur better opportunities ke liye bigger cities main move nahi karte to Tum US/Sweden jaane layak education+skilled hote? He did his struggles to give you a head start. He could have listed down the same items....yaar dost bichhad gaye .. gedi kiske saath maarungaa....
@cbss812717 күн бұрын
India mein 80 crore log 5 kg gov ration per depend this harsh reality, Dar lagta ap India mein kaunse politics ka sikhar ho jaayenge , Business karna bohot difficult hai ,Har jagah corruption hai .
@cbss812717 күн бұрын
Jo India mein usko bahar jana Jo bahar hai usko India aana hai. My 18 year experience.
@Youngbeautifulladies18 күн бұрын
OCI card se india me business karne se hoga?
@hemantaim17 күн бұрын
Yes you can do business in India with OCI
@akashpatel792618 күн бұрын
Sir do u have us citizenship + oci or visitors visa...?
@hemantaim18 күн бұрын
None of above
@akashpatel792618 күн бұрын
@@hemantaim then how do u make short trips to us..?
@akashpatel792618 күн бұрын
Sir, how can i keep income source from foreign and return to india permanently. US citizenship and then OCI OR KEEP GREEN CARD AND TRAVEL FREQUENTLY. OR Give up GC
@hemantaim18 күн бұрын
Green card will depend on which category(EB1 or EB2 etc) it's filled....so usually it takes decade/s .....so be there enjoy US and earn.......when you stop enjoying come back
@akashpatel792618 күн бұрын
@@hemantaim what to enjoy if there are more struggles and having back to back set backs
@hemantaim18 күн бұрын
@akashpatel7926 if you happy stay there and if not then come back......I kept it simple
@akashpatel792618 күн бұрын
It's people's mentality. I am in US since 4 years and had job and financial issues as well as my parents health went bad in 3 years. Though we earned but not enough savings. So I am planning to return after I get my desired amount bcoz financial prb was the main reason I came to US. Still in dilemma what to do...?
@shozabrizvi8418 күн бұрын
40-50% of the your salary every month usually go towards home loan/ rent. If your home loan is paid off or you live in your parent’s house - Life is less stressful 😅 no matter where you live.
@hemantaim18 күн бұрын
Sozab bhai....you got it right
@matrixRule12718 күн бұрын
Because you come back to India and increase the price of everything, for example rentals. Bengaluru rent hike is one major example. Every second flat is being rented to people returning from rich foreign country. Its bitter sweet!
@Bharat_Stock8518 күн бұрын
Best knowledge hemant sir
@hemantaim18 күн бұрын
Thanks buddy
@manishadixit74218 күн бұрын
Sir I completely agree with you. I completely relate to this
@rakeshkoul9219 күн бұрын
Great content, I have returned to India after 30 yrs in US, I feel great. Jai Hind.
@hemantaim18 күн бұрын
Wow... good to know
@indiancitizen829719 күн бұрын
We returned happily in 2009.....after that many short trips abroad were made but Ghar, family, India मे है
@mri338419 күн бұрын
Hitting the nail on head dude. I don’t know how to deal with my American born and raised children. Panic mode whenever I visit India and see other relatives children.
@hemantaim19 күн бұрын
Why panic
@mri338419 күн бұрын
Very relevant topic. I just returned from India after a 2 month stay caring for my parents.
@nazeerconcept19 күн бұрын
Dubey Saab, you nailed it! Fantastic viewpoint
@vattamma2019 күн бұрын
Getting Permanent Residency in the USA is very hard now a days. Indian Students who are pursuing their higher education in the USA have no future since most of the time they can not stay due to the H1 process. Parents should do some research before sending their kids to abroad. Most People from some Indian prominent states you have mentioned went to US illegally and given bad name to India. No country will welcome illegal immigrants...
@saibaltata19 күн бұрын
Good Topic.Btw is it a good idea to take up permanent residency of an European country and once you get it return back to India? That way you always have the avenue of another country open in case of need....
@koustubhashtekar996919 күн бұрын
Very good topic of discussion! If you are financial independent, then you will enjoy RTI. However, if you are not financially independent or you can not sit at home doing nothing, India is not the place, because there are no jobs! (Whatever jobs there, are only in IT and services. Manufacturing and Mechanical is long time dead!
@vlexical19 күн бұрын
Our people never truly liked first-world countries. They admired the powerful currency, which could provide a better life in a third-world country like India. If you don't earn well even after moving to a first-world country, people will consider you a financial failure.
@svdfxd19 күн бұрын
Returning to India or not is totally a personal choice. People who wish to live abroad and have to return to India for various reasons, such as visa issues, may think they are failures, but if one returns by their own choice, then it's okay.
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Thank you I am also planning a car but please suggest me how we book the car residing out side india. And taking delivery when reach India.
Just going abroad is not enough. To be successful you need to go to US, France, Germany, Australia and maybe Dubai (debatable). You get a whole different level of respect in India. Indian relatives, friends and general public will treat you with respect like a king. Parents are also get status and respect in their social circles- "beta us mein settle hai" vs "beta india mein naukri kar raha hai". I know many who took a decision to go back and regret it. Sad!
Sir mera bilkul bhi Dil ni lgta uk mei ek ek din katna mushkil h husband kehte 3 saal baad tum chli jaana vapis mai 10 saal lga kr aunga pta ni sch h y vo mujhe honsla dete h or mere husband ki family bhi vapis aane k khilaf h kya kru
Please contact me on Instagram at hemantdubey79
There can be several potential losses and consequences for US and Canadian citizens if they surrender their citizenship and migrate to their original home country of India: 1. Tax Implications: - Giving up US/Canadian citizenship means the individual will no longer be subject to worldwide income taxation in those countries. - However, the individual may still have tax obligations in India on their global income, assets, and transfers. - There can be complex tax implications and potential double taxation issues to navigate. 2. Social Security/Pension Eligibility: - US and Canadian citizens build up eligibility for social security and pension benefits over their working years. - Renouncing citizenship may impact their ability to access these benefits, depending on totalization agreements between countries. 3. Healthcare Coverage: - Losing US/Canadian citizenship means losing access to government-sponsored healthcare programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and Canada's universal healthcare. - The individual would need to rely on India's healthcare system, which may have different coverage, costs, and quality of service. 4. Travel Restrictions: - US and Canadian passports provide visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to many countries worldwide. - Giving up that citizenship means the individual would need to obtain an Indian passport, which may have more travel restrictions and visa requirements. 5. Asset/Property Ownership: - There can be challenges in maintaining or transferring ownership of assets and properties across borders. - The individual may face tax implications, legal hurdles, or restrictions on certain types of assets. 6. Family/Personal Ties: - Renouncing US/Canadian citizenship may sever certain familial, social, and professional connections in those countries. - Reintegrating into Indian society after years or decades abroad can also present personal and cultural adjustments. The decision to give up US or Canadian citizenship is a major one with long-term financial, legal, and personal implications. Careful research and planning are advised to understand the full scope of potential losses and ramifications. Are you given up this all benefit to be Indian 🇮🇳 again
Hi Hemant, please make a video on setting in tier 2 cities like Jaipur. I like your videos 👍
I have already made video on this topic so please watch my other videos
Thank you sir. Aapke videos acche hai kaafi
Thanks buddy
Hemant bhaiya 🌷 good channel. I've moved back from US a long back... but it's a bit different... because I was raised there and most my education and job was there too. A lot of my family is there but here too.
Thanks
Main b mathura se hu and US me rehta hu
I didn't watch full coz it's in English 😢 Not that I don't know English.
hi Hemant - I deeply resonate with your thoughts and I am gaining lot of useful insights from your videos There is lot of simplicity and authenticity in your presentations. I am in the decision phase of returning from the UK to India after staying in the UK for 2 years.
Good to know that I am useful for people.......
If you're with your wife and son and you're very lonely... you got some serious issues to deal with. I understand you miss your parents but even your parents want a good future for you... And if you Chose to live in Australia and your Wife cried like a baby saying she's Lonely without HER parents, would You, YOUR PARENTS and even society ask you to pack your bags and move back to India???!!! Consider your wife's aspirations brother, and visit your parents more often. Plan it out and then move back... or when you get PR you can call your parents to come stay with you! 🌷😊
Hi Hemant, appreciate your right-from-heart videos.
Thanks a lot
Suffering is everwhere....india or foreign land....you can be happy or sad at both places. All depends upon your way of life amd your situation amd mental state. I lived in australia for five years and i felt that life is good but worklife is very hard and good jobs are not available to indians. Other than that life was pretty comfortable there
True... people need understand of true enjoyment of life... doesn't matter where you living...I love USA...as well as life in India...I enjoy at both places very well
Recently visited USA .I found job market is super horrible..coming to US means inviting Suicide/Rape.entering US means entering red light area,no going back..innocent indians come here nd get screwed..USA means ultimate screwing assured..be careful children.India is heaven.parents plz realize
get a microphone dude
Currently we are in Germany, after her 10th grade we planned to return to India. After her 11th and 12 th grade in India can she join Engineering college in Chennai by normal admission or in NRI quota. Or 10th grade she should have completed in India? It would be helpful if I get information on this.
I am not really sure however doing 11 & 12th from India should be fine
@@hemantaim Thanks for your reply. Same doubt we too have, but at least after her Abitur here will it be fine to get an engineering admission in India? Is this possible?
@uynt19 Indian syllabus in 12th is different from US so there might be extra hard work and coaching needed to cope up in 12th and crack engineering exam in India....so yes it's possible but be ready for hard work
Audio is good, no need of mic
if the kid has british passport, then we move back to india. please advise if we will ne considered as NRI quota or OCI card based
Both are similar moreover as NRI quota is for OCI card holder only .......
Ye sahi baat hai sirf family ke karan nahi Par india me ek mahol hota hai jisme ham bade hue hain, ham chahe kisi se jyada baat nahi kare par hame pata hai ye sab log hindi bolte hain mujhe samajhte hain. Kuch bhi manchaha khana kha sakte hain yahan india me. Maid, driver, grocery delivery, sabji mandi kuch bhi karte raho.
Each person or family has a different story and situation so the decion to return or settle abroad or have a base in both countries is a personal choice or decision - no right ir wrong or future is uncertain. Having said that in current times with changes in technology and Indian culture and trends the so called attraction to foreign lifestile ia reducing, however many still like to go for career or other economic prospects. Similarly returning also will have some reasons - be it career, business or personal or retirement reasons. Dont take in to account what your frinds, relatives or neighbors think. Insteas focusnon your own and family plans and future requirements and take a planned and informed decision.
Agreed
I moved back to India 2 months back (After 18years) as VP of Instagram. Now living with parents and best decision ever. Fu... those who say!
I had stayed abroad for 12 years and settled back home. I was fed up with mechanical life, currency conversion mindset of Indians, potluck every weekend, dumb sherrrad in evening, etc. In India, I see poor people are less worried about survival than a middle class westerners. As per most Indians, whites are superior so staying with white makes an upgrade from current scenario.
The biggest NRI success return story is Dhirubhai Ambani ji. Agar woh India nhi aate toh Reliance nhi banta.
if someone is able to get Group A,B Government job here in India then one should think of moving abroad or not? kindly post your perspective. Thanks
Then it's not about money however personal choice
Sooner you go back to India better for the whole family. Why leave your children and grandchildren, your assets in other countries.
Returning back to India is a big success story, every NRI dreams of going back to India one day, but only few can achieve it.
Returning back to India is a big success story, every NRI dreams of going back to India one day, but only few can achieve it.
You exactly mentioned most part what everyone in the situation is experiencing. Why we Indians need a brand of other country to define us....the most shameful situation...😊
Bhai ek baat Bata. Agar tumhare father unka home town and relatives and circle chhod ke higher education aur better opportunities ke liye bigger cities main move nahi karte to Tum US/Sweden jaane layak education+skilled hote? He did his struggles to give you a head start. He could have listed down the same items....yaar dost bichhad gaye .. gedi kiske saath maarungaa....
India mein 80 crore log 5 kg gov ration per depend this harsh reality, Dar lagta ap India mein kaunse politics ka sikhar ho jaayenge , Business karna bohot difficult hai ,Har jagah corruption hai .
Jo India mein usko bahar jana Jo bahar hai usko India aana hai. My 18 year experience.
OCI card se india me business karne se hoga?
Yes you can do business in India with OCI
Sir do u have us citizenship + oci or visitors visa...?
None of above
@@hemantaim then how do u make short trips to us..?
Sir, how can i keep income source from foreign and return to india permanently. US citizenship and then OCI OR KEEP GREEN CARD AND TRAVEL FREQUENTLY. OR Give up GC
Green card will depend on which category(EB1 or EB2 etc) it's filled....so usually it takes decade/s .....so be there enjoy US and earn.......when you stop enjoying come back
@@hemantaim what to enjoy if there are more struggles and having back to back set backs
@akashpatel7926 if you happy stay there and if not then come back......I kept it simple
It's people's mentality. I am in US since 4 years and had job and financial issues as well as my parents health went bad in 3 years. Though we earned but not enough savings. So I am planning to return after I get my desired amount bcoz financial prb was the main reason I came to US. Still in dilemma what to do...?
40-50% of the your salary every month usually go towards home loan/ rent. If your home loan is paid off or you live in your parent’s house - Life is less stressful 😅 no matter where you live.
Sozab bhai....you got it right
Because you come back to India and increase the price of everything, for example rentals. Bengaluru rent hike is one major example. Every second flat is being rented to people returning from rich foreign country. Its bitter sweet!
Best knowledge hemant sir
Thanks buddy
Sir I completely agree with you. I completely relate to this
Great content, I have returned to India after 30 yrs in US, I feel great. Jai Hind.
Wow... good to know
We returned happily in 2009.....after that many short trips abroad were made but Ghar, family, India मे है
Hitting the nail on head dude. I don’t know how to deal with my American born and raised children. Panic mode whenever I visit India and see other relatives children.
Why panic
Very relevant topic. I just returned from India after a 2 month stay caring for my parents.
Dubey Saab, you nailed it! Fantastic viewpoint
Getting Permanent Residency in the USA is very hard now a days. Indian Students who are pursuing their higher education in the USA have no future since most of the time they can not stay due to the H1 process. Parents should do some research before sending their kids to abroad. Most People from some Indian prominent states you have mentioned went to US illegally and given bad name to India. No country will welcome illegal immigrants...
Good Topic.Btw is it a good idea to take up permanent residency of an European country and once you get it return back to India? That way you always have the avenue of another country open in case of need....
Very good topic of discussion! If you are financial independent, then you will enjoy RTI. However, if you are not financially independent or you can not sit at home doing nothing, India is not the place, because there are no jobs! (Whatever jobs there, are only in IT and services. Manufacturing and Mechanical is long time dead!
Our people never truly liked first-world countries. They admired the powerful currency, which could provide a better life in a third-world country like India. If you don't earn well even after moving to a first-world country, people will consider you a financial failure.
Returning to India or not is totally a personal choice. People who wish to live abroad and have to return to India for various reasons, such as visa issues, may think they are failures, but if one returns by their own choice, then it's okay.