Is it worth living in the United States as an Indian immigrant, with so many limitations in terms of immigration and business? India and the US do not share good bilateral relations with Indian citizens, either.
I’ve not lived in the US but have been there for several short stays. Based on the below points, one can decide which place suits them better.There is hardly any labor in US. Everyone does most manual work themselves. This is a good thing.Roads are wide and people have great lane discipline. Driving here is easier.People are warm and welcoming. There is also great diversity.Its so clean and tidy everywhere. People don’t litter, spit etc.Lots of trees and less pollution.Safe, very little racism and equal society.Better salary standards and work quality in most cases.All the above sounds great. The photos on Facebook look awesome. People may brag that they are in the most developed nation in the world.BUT… The below are also true especially for someone coming from IndiaLonelinessThe first thing anyone coming from India realizes is that India is so LIVELY. Here they would feel lonely, roads are empty, nobody walks and its deadly quiet all over. Its like suddenly the world is in mute mode.So if you have no family/friends, think twice or you may end up in depression.SpiritualityIndia, with all its chaos feels spiritual. US has no chaos, but it feels like something is missing. Life would feel monotonous, robotic and materialistic.India has that special vibe and its colorful - that would be missing here.FoodThere is a great number of Indian restaurants here. However it cannot beat food in India at least in terms of sheer variety.You may miss street food like pani poori or even Indian chai.Family rootsIf you have a deep family bonding and have roots and/or quite inclined to Indian culture, US would turn out to be a bummer.If you want your kids to grow up the Indian way, better leave early. If not, just accept their American way of living. If neither, they might be stressed/confused.Times when you would miss India the mostWhen you fall sick. The more serious the illness, more you would miss India. The very thought that you have concerned people around would give you some relief.Festivals - No matter what, (Indian) festivals’ celebration is not the same or no where close here as compared to India.Family get together/occasion in India.
Where should i live south korea or japan?
For me I would choose Japan. Japan has more recognition in the world and is a major player in the world market/economy. It's one of the 3 command centers for the world economy, along with London and New York City. it is also more "global". They are more used to seeing foreigners around. Tokyo is one of the main fashion/art capitals in the world along with Hong Kong, Paris, New York City, Milan, London, Los Angeles ect. Tokyo has a very active, vivid, strong and unique sub-culture that is able to blend/mix in well with fashion, business, entertainment, culture, and leisure. I really want to visit Tokyo someday :) @ dudnaito How dare you call someone a retard. Do you not know how much weight this word carries? Retard is not just another word; it is hateful and mean speech, used against people with disabilities. It is used to describe someone who is stupid or acting as such. People with disabilities are by no means stupid. It may take them longer to learn things but they are not stupid. The most you can say is that we are ill-informed or ignorant (based on your comment). You may not realize it, but you using the word retard to insult/describe people makes you the real ignorant one. I have no care for other curse words, but please think twice :)