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Why I Returned to India After 12 Years in Germany | Return to India
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 เม.ย. 2024
- Ganesh went to Germany for his masters, continued to do his phd. After staying for 12 years in Germany, Ganesh and his family decided to move back to India. Ganesh has been living in India for 2 years in Chennai. Ganesh talks about his three phases of life in Germany as well as pros/cons of living in Germany. Ganesh talks through details of reasons to move back, logistics of the move, career transition, financial planning and life in India so far.
Chapters:
1:53 Background and reasons to move to Germany
7:35 Life in Germany for 12 years
10:50 Three phases of life in Germany
12:30 Reason for moving back to India
25:35 Immigration in Germany and plan B
30:45 Logistics of the move
38:47 Career transition for spouse
39:53 Financial planning with the move
42:45 City of relocation in India
45:32 Life in India after the move
49:50 Kids and Work/life balance in India vs Germany
52:25 Any advice for future aspirants
55:31 reasons for best decision to move back
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I have been living in the UK for over 30+ years. Recently I left my job and came to India last year in November and then left in March. My parents have passed away hence I don’t have that kind of commitment. I intend to repeat this lifestyle as long as possible. There is a possibility that I move to India full time. My reason for this decision is England’s miserable weather and Cost of living. I’m a British Citizen with OCI and it has given me an opportunity to travel the world easily so there is no harm in getting a foreign passport. I would say it is a very subjective decision. Lastly My take is if you have a reasonable job in India don’t leave India. By all means go for Holidays and or further education. India is on the rise. In next 10 years India will grow and provide the opportunities to grow. All the best.
Thanks a lot for such a detailed insights from your perspective. I echo with India is on the rise
@@DesiReturn probably he is a good fit for an episode
Would you be open to share your story on our podcast? It would be great to get your insights.
@@DesiReturn I don't have much of story really but Let me think about it 🙂
Age to receive pension fund is 63 if you hav contributed 33 years of fund otherwise its 67years , also u will get a nominal amount like 2k or some amout defined by the govt at that point of time. Presently its 1200 euros which is not at all sufficient considering inflation.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts
Good discussion 👍🏼
I would like to add noise issue in apartments exist in most western countries
But if you own house you can party with loud noise any day.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Yes! Noise issue/controls in apartments are a bit more rigid in Switzerland/Germany ( Europe) than other Western countries
Hi Ganesh,
We are also in a similar situation and looking for the intra-company transfer from Germany to Bangalore. How much percentage salary did you get in the India contract when compared with the German salary? It would be very helpful. Thank you.
Hi, Please send a note to info @ desireturn dot com so we can connect you with Ganesh. Good luck with your move.
I can totally resonate with Ganesh😅. Good to see fellow Indians have the same feeling about Germany. Cheers from Germany ❤ I took am from Chennai 🙌 planning to move back to India after a couple of years. Thanks for the great content, both of you !
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Good luck with your move from Germany in couple of years.
To the host: please adjust your microphone settings. Your content is great and I always look forward to it but unfortunately your voice in your videos is usually very harsh and loud. Reducing the volume makes it difficult to hear the guest but even at normal volume, your voice gives a headache. I believe this small change will make a huge difference in your viewer's experience.
Thanks for the feedback. I will look into this.
How about medical in India and Germany?
I dont have much knowledge about medical system in Germany. May be guest can shed some light. I will reach out. Thanks for watching
living in germany since 5 years, I can say Indian medical system is much better, faster and efficient. you need to wait months to get an appointment with a specialist, and the diagnosis is slower than India. Lack of empathy makes your medical experiences much worse.
@@meghanareddy2163 Thanks a lot for sharing insights on this.
These people return back to India, only because they know that, they can return back to Germany any time they want. That is the power which acquiring citizenship gives. If they are on any indefinite work visa, they won’t even think back of returning to India
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. There are lot of people who moved while on visa or didn't take citizenship/PR ( even if they were close to acquire them). It was their priorities at that stage in life
@@DesiReturn: but then don’t you think that those people will be a better candidate to interview than these people who are no longer indian at first place! If i say sonia gandhi and katrina kaif are more Indian than him, am i wrong?
Actually we interviewed lot of families who were in this category. Please check out other episodes on the channel
@@DesiReturn yes we have similar experience. We moved to India when we were about to get UK pr due to family situation to take care of elders at home. But to be honest, we definitely have a bit of regret.
So if someone says, they don’t miss the lifestyle there, it’s a pure lie.
@Sandhya Thanks for sharing your journey. The goal of channel is to provide actual people's experience so that aspirants can make informed decision to stay or move. Would you be open to share your story on the podcast? It would be very helpful
May be this guy got fed up with civilised life and came back😂
But he is shrewd to get out of Germany after getting citizenship.
well...the reality is there is an expiry date for citizenship like he does!
Thanks for watching. Ganesh didn't wait for his citizenship and then decided to move. But it definitely gives lot more flexibility if needed.
I am also fed up of “civilized life” and need a real uncivilized simple life.
@@DesiReturn Great session..but he did have German Citizenship like he kept mentioning multiple times
Yes Ganesh had German citizenship. I meant to say his decision to move back didn't happen after getting citizenship. It's much later for other reasons