I lived in London for 5 years from 2005 till 2010. Actually life is all about servival there. And social and family life is near to zero. So I came to India after watching Swadesh and Guru movie. And i am happily living here after.
I have been living in the UK for 6 months now and there are pros and cons of each choice. Salaries in India in some sectors are growing manifold and cost of living isnt that high, so India is a better choice for them from a money perspective. But equally there are sectors where salaries rnt great and hence moving abroad makes more sense. But in a nutshell, while u get better quality of life in the UK- better school, way better public infrastructure, better work culture etc, it isnt a great place to make money. US on the other hand gives better salaries, public infra is good too but u dont get the same culture and life (especially with the arms/gun laws). Pls do talk to ur friends or network in these countries to know more abt the real picture. Good Luck.
I dont find infrastructure in UK to be way better . I feel India is having more advanced infrastructure these days and better expressways and highways . It is just that people aren't using them correctly by not following rules.
Ankita -Two more reasons 1) Easily afford house-helps, maids, drivers, cooks, nanny etc and focus more on job. After the age of 50 you can give rest to your limbs ! 2) Interest rates on savings and FD are 6.5 % compared to 0.5% in UK. Hence in India money grows at a much faster pace. 3) In annual appraisals in India you get 8-10% hike compared to 0-2% hike in UK/Europe.
Lol... on the first point- 50 is too young to give 'rest to limbs'. People here go for running at the age of 70+. I would rather suggest you to learn from them and be active.
1. I would definitely say that salaries in the UK are mediocre (in most industries). 2. From my experience, most expenses in UK are approx 2.5X - 3X that of India. So if your salary in the UK is also 2.5X-3X that of what you would make in India only then will you actually end up making more money. 3. So if salary is your only reason to move to the UK from India then you might be disappointed. 4. But definitely better managers, better work-life balance, better system, meritocracy over politics in promotions, and law-abiding people are advantages that the UK has over India. 5. India definitely has fast health care. Indian doctors might be able to diagnose and treat faster as well. But many Indian doctors and hospitals run their practice more as businesses than keeping the best interests of the patient in mind. Doctors overprescribe and over diagnose in India.
All points are valid Ankita, but number of working hours are crazy in India. It's not money, but atleast some peace of mind that matters. Therefore, I would still choose UK before retirement 🙂
I lived in Germany for 8 years and this has changed my life work life balance. My life feels more stable. Money is not everything I have more peace of mind and no favoritism or shitty work politics.
Worst health service here in uk , its really horrible to survive with family / kids .. and on top of this living cost also too much increased .. coming to UK is a worst decision nowadays i feel .. we are also planning to move back to india
I came to the UK as a student year 2007, recession hit in 2008 and I lost my part time job, I was dead broke. But I hassled in the cold harsh weather, completed my studies, got a job, saved money, set-up a firm, sold the firm in 2021 and retired. It all happened in 13 years. UK is not for the weak, if you want to be successful here then you have to integrate with British community and also depends on your mindset. Your current situation does not determine your future but your thoughts will. I think I am the only person in the comment section that likes the UK. This is a beautiful country, fresh air (outside London ofcourse), pure water and non gmo food, excellent private healthcare, good transportation networks, best restaurants in the world, best social life, Europe is 45 minutes away, and more importantly great people to socialise with.
UK healthcare is free at the point of use. You can get all your operations, medicines even cancer treatment, stents all free...it does take some time but in India, you will have to spend lakhs of rupees to get a simple operation. British schooling is still considered one of the best in the world where emphasis is on understanding not rote learning from the books so, some of the points you have raised are not valid
Agree 💯 we have raised points by our experience , and knowledge we gained by talking to various people so everyone thinks differently and all of the points came from indians
This is only for people with Indefinite Leave to Remain or with British citizenship! Students and tourists don't always get free treatments once they are in the hospital wards after Accident and Emergency assessments and investigations. I've worked in the NHS for 20+ years as a medical doctor. I know what I'm talking about
Health and education is not free you pay tax ( 40%) and NI. Secondly, they don't entertain young adults with minor health issues and keep you in waiting list. I got waiting for 8 weeks for ultrasound. Still no reply. By the time you grow old , the hefty tax and NI gets accumulated and you are using what you've paid. It's like taking medical insurance early in India. Doctors are all Indians so don't compare quality. Education is also hyped because it's in English, teachers don't force to study because its free. Indian teachers force because they want to improve overall school %. Which is good and bad in certain way. Indian education makes you competitive. Higher education in UK may be better but primary education is something that i would rate Indian education better. In UK, Youngsters are not keen to study Engineering or Science , they choose random subjects Phsycology, Social Science and Arts. IT companies you will not find youngsters native britishers . Youngsters are more keen in football, parties and drugs. Indian youth seems to be more focused because of tough competition. No wonder CEO of top organisations are Indians. As Indian in UK, you would like kids to be friends with fellow Indians because they study . It's very difficulty for children to balance that. You will never trust if your child is going out with Gora's for night out party. Grammer school is also over hyped, and Indians are responsible for it.
@@r0han007 BTW only 13% population of UK is ethnic rest are all white! so your generalisations are not accurate and you are mostly describing working class white people not middle class english population. I am a teacher here so know inside out of the education system here. English are very organised and committed to their work...there is a lot that you can learn from them. Indians only got opportunities to become CEO's as they got out of India and further educated themselves and got opportunities due to their abilities and not because of so and so know someone. Indians have developed this sense of superiority and inward looking nationalism which is baffling. Why are you here anyway?
yeah after having many years of living experience abroad, I can say If you are successful in your home country you will be successful abroad too a person who is not even successful in his or her country definitely just can find surviving jobs abroad. money is everywhere for money one does not need to change countries
Many thanks for emphasising on the broken healthcare system in UK - the doctors are in the GPs are worse than the roadside quacks in India and people may very need to wait for 5-6 hours while waiting in the A&E, which is a complete mockery in the name of emergency service. If possible, please create a separate video on your own experience of the medical services of UK and how to get the best out of it. Thank you 🙏🏼
True.Now IT jobs in India(based on Skill) Pay good . About Healthcare i would like to tell that if you have any serious illness you can talk with GP first and get intouch with specialist then things will be easy.You can walk in to hospital anytime and they will allow.
Dear all, I got job in UK with 48k, 1. need to take care abt family 2 kids and wife. total monthly expenditure is 2300 in uk. so i can save hardly 500-700pounds per month. i can save 10 lakhs yearly with yearly one family visit to India. 2. If i stay alone in UK i can save 2.5 lakhs monthly. for every 6 months i can make an india trip for 20 days. SO which is the best idea. to move with family to UK with kids 2nd class and nursery, or to move alone for 4 years and earn 1 crore and go back to India. I cant purchase home in UK because of my low salary and huge taxes, with a single income.
Very valid reasons . Just add, if people decide to move out of UK and they have a UK employment or private pension pot, they should definitely consider moving it to India due to benefits such as much higher growth in your funds in India, greater flexibility, better control on your money. Lot of people not even aware of this is possible even but definitely worth doing due to above benefits.
I came across this video that seemed interesting by it's English title but could not understand anything other than the occasional English words. Luckily I was able to get a summary reading the comments. I recommend using English subtitles. Most Spanish speaking videos I see that are titled in English have English subtitles.
Most of point made is quite irrelevant for people who moved out: 1. Weather is gloomy so you know it do not move if thats important for you. I am from Mumbai and I do not see people enjoying weather like in Germany,Spain or Italy. Everyone busy inside home,MALLS or office,bars where are you enjoying weather? 2.You have to go out and meet people. You push yourself out of comfort zone and learn so much communication, networking,meeting peiple all over the world join sports group,classes ,cricket,hobby endless opportunity. People are more active in hobby there. UK is so diverse you sure to find so many Indians to make friends if thats what you want. 3. No househelp .Most of world lives without maid,househelp . We are spoilt in India. So if thats your priority then most of developed country not for you.
I totally agree with you well done 👏 You have shown the reality.You are so true well done 👏.ek dum bakwaas country hae ye UK.Hamara India 🇮🇳 best hae...
One one thing I would say nothing is developed in Uk except LONDON AND LONDON solo is not uk. Train cancellations, lack of public transport, irrelevant penalties, almost non capable/ non existent medical facilities and on the top "sorry to mention" it feels more of Islamic country cmon?. All brits in my office will move outside uk for settlement in jiffy if they had chance.
No both of the countries have pros and cons. This is just perspective of people who can't stay for long in UK and their reasons. Not to demotivate anyone. Will soon make video on positive sides
@@MukeshGupta259 1800 pound rent 170 pound Council tax 250 energy 100 pound phone Internet 100 pound house insurance tv licence water rate 200 pound for car 600 pound food 200 pound for parent in india.
All are absolutely valid points. In the UK, With high salary also you need 15 yrs of EMI at least to buy a house. In India with your high salary, 4 yrs of savings can buy you a nice flat without even a loan. Please advice me guys as you both are in the IT sector in London. I am a .net angular azure full stack developer with 10+ yrs of experience. I want to move from Edinburgh to London. How much salary i can expect minimum in London. I will start my job search in 2 months. Also i need a new sponsorship also. Thank you in advance.
Yes Devesh is right But also think about your current salary and expenses in Edinburgh vs London. and if you want to have not more but the same kind of savings then you can do you calculations according to that. one more important thing do look out is for a stable big company as Recession is approaching you have to be extra careful and stay away from start ups .
@@DesiCoupleinLondon okay, Point taken Nitin(v seriously about start ups😁). I have seen your revised monthly expense video for London. It seems 75k should be minimum to live a comfortable life with all travelling and good savings. I will try for that. Let’s see. Definitely update you with my progress. Thanks a lot once again.
A lot of the new freshie Indian immigrants are upsetting the established British community of Indian descent, due to the way they act in public particularly as they speak very loudly. Please do not speak in Hindi loudly on public transport or tourist spots.
How is speaking in Hindi upsetting anyone? There are Europeans and other people from different backgrounds/countries who speak their own language.. but nobody has a problem
@@DesiCoupleinLondon there are too many of you it is not good for social cohesion and integration and causes racial tension in the long run having so many ‘freshie’ Indians come to the UK over the last few years. Yes you can say it doesn’t upset anyone, but it is a visible sign of the huge amount of intense change that the UK is undergoing with the unprecedented levels of Indians coming over here. At the same there is huge discrimination in India against foreigners, they get charged higher rates everywhere they go, attacks on Muslims and Christians, ‘Chinese’ looking Indians are abused, Africans viciously attacked, foreign women sexually assaulted….
@@michellea9857 if you have problems with too many Indians why do you loot fees from Indian students for pathetic courses in the name of education? How about you ruling and destroying India and other poor countries for so many years?? Please remember that your below average country is almost about to collapse and it is just because Indians and Indian students you are surviving…. So just make a habit of listening Hindi and start speaking as well!
Quality of life is not good in India.You can get hit by mannerless driver or cows,so much dirt and dust,roads are filled with potholes causing damage to vehicle and own life.Besides Indian cities lack good architechture and asthetics.You can't buy this stuffs with your money.I have allergy problem from the dust.
I lived in London for 5 years from 2005 till 2010. Actually life is all about servival there. And social and family life is near to zero. So I came to India after watching Swadesh and Guru movie.
And i am happily living here after.
Nice
Movie is not reality
@@musafir123
It's a depiction of reality, reflection of the society... Movie makers are not 👽 they are from us and by us.
I have been living in the UK for 6 months now and there are pros and cons of each choice. Salaries in India in some sectors are growing manifold and cost of living isnt that high, so India is a better choice for them from a money perspective. But equally there are sectors where salaries rnt great and hence moving abroad makes more sense. But in a nutshell, while u get better quality of life in the UK- better school, way better public infrastructure, better work culture etc, it isnt a great place to make money. US on the other hand gives better salaries, public infra is good too but u dont get the same culture and life (especially with the arms/gun laws). Pls do talk to ur friends or network in these countries to know more abt the real picture. Good Luck.
Well said !
I dont find infrastructure in UK to be way better . I feel India is having more advanced infrastructure these days and better expressways and highways . It is just that people aren't using them correctly by not following rules.
@Manan Dhyani very little...its quite a diverse country
Ankita -Two more reasons
1) Easily afford house-helps, maids, drivers, cooks, nanny etc and focus more on job. After the age of 50 you can give rest to your limbs !
2) Interest rates on savings and FD are 6.5 % compared to 0.5% in UK. Hence in India money
grows at a much faster pace.
3) In annual appraisals in India you get 8-10% hike compared to 0-2% hike in UK/Europe.
Rightly identified, Sir
Yes absolutely, agreed 💯
Not true. Inflation in India is higher. Hence both salary hikes and fd rates can’t be compared.
Interest rate is higher because of inflation. That's also the reason behind appraisals generally.
Lol... on the first point- 50 is too young to give 'rest to limbs'. People here go for running at the age of 70+. I would rather suggest you to learn from them and be active.
Thanks for taking this up and telling us the Hard Truth around this migration.
Thanks Hardeep
1. I would definitely say that salaries in the UK are mediocre (in most industries).
2. From my experience, most expenses in UK are approx 2.5X - 3X that of India. So if your salary in the UK is also 2.5X-3X that of what you would make in India only then will you actually end up making more money.
3. So if salary is your only reason to move to the UK from India then you might be disappointed.
4. But definitely better managers, better work-life balance, better system, meritocracy over politics in promotions, and law-abiding people are advantages that the UK has over India.
5. India definitely has fast health care. Indian doctors might be able to diagnose and treat faster as well. But many Indian doctors and hospitals run their practice more as businesses than keeping the best interests of the patient in mind. Doctors overprescribe and over diagnose in India.
Absolutely ❤️ 💯
Completely agree with all points, #4 and #5 are big ones and at the same time very difficult to trade-off between ( for me )
Partially correct about point 5
All points are valid Ankita, but number of working hours are crazy in India. It's not money, but atleast some peace of mind that matters. Therefore, I would still choose UK before retirement 🙂
Yes there are many other things apart from peace of mind...but some people choose one over the other
@@DesiCoupleinLondon Agree completely 🙂 Each one's priority is different....
All points are true Ankita most of my friends feeling same.
India company and may company tell employees to work overtime and weekend without money, but no uk. You have only 8 HR of work and then you can relax.
I lived in Germany for 8 years and this has changed my life work life balance. My life feels more stable. Money is not everything I have more peace of mind and no favoritism or shitty work politics.
Worst health service here in uk , its really horrible to survive with family / kids .. and on top of this living cost also too much increased .. coming to UK is a worst decision nowadays i feel .. we are also planning to move back to india
I came to the UK as a student year 2007, recession hit in 2008 and I lost my part time job, I was dead broke. But I hassled in the cold harsh weather, completed my studies, got a job, saved money, set-up a firm, sold the firm in 2021 and retired. It all happened in 13 years. UK is not for the weak, if you want to be successful here then you have to integrate with British community and also depends on your mindset. Your current situation does not determine your future but your thoughts will.
I think I am the only person in the comment section that likes the UK. This is a beautiful country, fresh air (outside London ofcourse), pure water and non gmo food, excellent private healthcare, good transportation networks, best restaurants in the world, best social life, Europe is 45 minutes away, and more importantly great people to socialise with.
Its a very interesting and inspirational story
UK healthcare is free at the point of use. You can get all your operations, medicines even cancer treatment, stents all free...it does take some time but in India, you will have to spend lakhs of rupees to get a simple operation. British schooling is still considered one of the best in the world where emphasis is on understanding not rote learning from the books so, some of the points you have raised are not valid
Agree 💯 we have raised points by our experience , and knowledge we gained by talking to various people so everyone thinks differently and all of the points came from indians
This is only for people with Indefinite Leave to Remain or with British citizenship! Students and tourists don't always get free treatments once they are in the hospital wards after Accident and Emergency assessments and investigations. I've worked in the NHS for 20+ years as a medical doctor. I know what I'm talking about
Is it really free? I was in impression I am paying NI for this and tax too 😂
Health and education is not free you pay tax ( 40%) and NI. Secondly, they don't entertain young adults with minor health issues and keep you in waiting list. I got waiting for 8 weeks for ultrasound. Still no reply. By the time you grow old , the hefty tax and NI gets accumulated and you are using what you've paid. It's like taking medical insurance early in India. Doctors are all Indians so don't compare quality. Education is also hyped because it's in English, teachers don't force to study because its free. Indian teachers force because they want to improve overall school %. Which is good and bad in certain way. Indian education makes you competitive. Higher education in UK may be better but primary education is something that i would rate Indian education better. In UK, Youngsters are not keen to study Engineering or Science , they choose random subjects Phsycology, Social Science and Arts. IT companies you will not find youngsters native britishers . Youngsters are more keen in football, parties and drugs. Indian youth seems to be more focused because of tough competition. No wonder CEO of top organisations are Indians. As Indian in UK, you would like kids to be friends with fellow Indians because they study . It's very difficulty for children to balance that. You will never trust if your child is going out with Gora's for night out party. Grammer school is also over hyped, and Indians are responsible for it.
@@r0han007 BTW only 13% population of UK is ethnic rest are all white! so your generalisations are not accurate and you are mostly describing working class white people not middle class english population. I am a teacher here so know inside out of the education system here. English are very organised and committed to their work...there is a lot that you can learn from them. Indians only got opportunities to become CEO's as they got out of India and further educated themselves and got opportunities due to their abilities and not because of so and so know someone. Indians have developed this sense of superiority and inward looking nationalism
which is baffling. Why are you here anyway?
yeah after having many years of living experience abroad, I can say If you are successful in your home country you will be successful abroad too a person who is not even successful in his or her country definitely just can find surviving jobs abroad. money is everywhere for money one does not need to change countries
UK is good for quick money, earn and move back..
Many thanks for emphasising on the broken healthcare system in UK - the doctors are in the GPs are worse than the roadside quacks in India and people may very need to wait for 5-6 hours while waiting in the A&E, which is a complete mockery in the name of emergency service.
If possible, please create a separate video on your own experience of the medical services of UK and how to get the best out of it. Thank you 🙏🏼
Do check out our video on NHS pregnancy health care. We have shared our experience
Think about a person who has kidney stone and crying due to pain and waiting in emergency unit hospital for 4 hours while every minute is heavy
One of the reasons for the broken system is politics. The Conservatives want the NHS to fail so it can be privatized.
True.Now IT jobs in India(based on Skill) Pay good . About Healthcare i would like to tell that if you have any serious illness you can talk with GP first and get intouch with specialist then things will be easy.You can walk in to hospital anytime and they will allow.
Yes that's true.. but some people don't have the patience so they tend to dislike the healthcare and move out
Dear all, I got job in UK with 48k,
1. need to take care abt family 2 kids and wife. total monthly expenditure is 2300 in
uk. so i can save hardly 500-700pounds per month. i can save 10 lakhs yearly with yearly one family visit to India.
2. If i stay alone in UK i can save 2.5 lakhs monthly. for every 6 months i can make an india trip for 20 days. SO which is the best idea.
to move with family to UK with kids 2nd class and nursery, or to move alone for 4 years and earn 1 crore and go back to India.
I cant purchase home in UK because of my low salary and huge taxes, with a single income.
What's your current seniorio dude😁
@@trusharvidhwani9660 going back to india
Please let us know the websites/ applications to search for good properties in UK/ London
zoopla/rightmove
Very valid reasons . Just add, if people decide to move out of UK and they have a UK employment or private pension pot, they should definitely consider moving it to India due to benefits such as much higher growth in your funds in India, greater flexibility, better control on your money. Lot of people not even aware of this is possible even but definitely worth doing due to above benefits.
good point
I came across this video that seemed interesting by it's English title but could not understand anything other than the occasional English words. Luckily I was able to get a summary reading the comments. I recommend using English subtitles. Most Spanish speaking videos I see that are titled in English have English subtitles.
thanks for suggestions surely will do
Thanks to both of you.keep growing . Love you guys
Thankyou Amit ❣️
india ka inflation dekh lo ek baar. Property, Education, healthcare, grocery prices are way high comparing in terms earning vs expense ratio
Most of point made is quite irrelevant for people who moved out:
1. Weather is gloomy so you know it do not move if thats important for you. I am from Mumbai and I do not see people enjoying weather like in Germany,Spain or Italy. Everyone busy inside home,MALLS or office,bars where are you enjoying weather?
2.You have to go out and meet people. You push yourself out of comfort zone and learn so much communication, networking,meeting peiple all over the world join sports group,classes ,cricket,hobby endless opportunity. People are more active in hobby there. UK is so diverse you sure to find so many Indians to make friends if thats what you want.
3. No househelp .Most of world lives without maid,househelp . We are spoilt in India. So if thats your priority then most of developed country not for you.
May be irrelevant for you but relevant for other people 🙂 agree we missed house help point!
It is true.. India is fastest growing.Europe will be behind bcos of slowing.. time is changing and with time you need to change
well said
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all drawbacks in UK also applicable in India too. Just a different way of looking at it.
Informative video keep going👍
Thankyou ❤️
This video could become more useful if you help your viewers with a video that tells solution of all the challenges you shared in this video 🙂
Good idea, will surely try to make this video. Thanks
spot on. 👍
Thankyou ❤️
Good info up to the point 👍
Thanks Nikhil 👍
Good work 👍👍
Thanks dear 💞
Really nice informative video
Thanks 👍
good description
Thanks seema
Very good beauty full video😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much 😊
Nice couple informative video
Thanks iman ❣️
I like your vlogs pls tell us how you manage with small kid with your job this is my question pls tell us because I am suffering this problem 🙏🏻🙏🏻
We will soon be making a video on that
beautiful sharing
new here
Thanks and welcome to our channel
@@DesiCoupleinLondon my pleasure
Jo nikamma hoga usse Uk kya India bhi achha nahi lagega
😂
I totally agree with you well done 👏
You have shown the reality.You are so true well done 👏.ek dum bakwaas country hae ye UK.Hamara India 🇮🇳 best hae...
One one thing I would say nothing is developed in Uk except LONDON AND LONDON solo is not uk.
Train cancellations, lack of public transport, irrelevant penalties, almost non capable/ non existent medical facilities and on the top "sorry to mention" it feels more of Islamic country cmon?. All brits in my office will move outside uk for settlement in jiffy if they had chance.
28.5k💖😜
Did you subscribe at that time 😃
Somewhat relating...but reality.
I am confused..in whole net shell is India is better than UK, please reply mam because I am planning to study in UK
No both of the countries have pros and cons. This is just perspective of people who can't stay for long in UK and their reasons. Not to demotivate anyone. Will soon make video on positive sides
Don’t come to uk 🇬🇧 I am living for last 16 years in uk it’s all waste of money and time
What salary you consider a good salary in India?
If you earn 60000 rs a month stay there please
@@rafiqpatel5214 Cities like Mumbai, and Bangalore has high cost of living and this is not great amount to live there
@@MukeshGupta259 I am living in London with wife and two children I need minimum 3200 pound for survival. Hardly save 200 pound a month.
@@rafiqpatel5214 same thing is going on everywhere you can't have a good house and a car with 50,60K here in India
@@MukeshGupta259 1800 pound rent
170 pound Council tax 250 energy
100 pound phone Internet 100 pound house insurance tv licence water rate 200 pound for car 600 pound food 200 pound for parent in india.
Can you comment on quality of life in Luton?
Its good not like big city but decent.
Ek no
What is nursing scope in uk
Good scope
All are absolutely valid points. In the UK, With high salary also you need 15 yrs of EMI at least to buy a house. In India with your high salary, 4 yrs of savings can buy you a nice flat without even a loan.
Please advice me guys as you both are in the IT sector in London.
I am a .net angular azure full stack developer with 10+ yrs of experience. I want to move from Edinburgh to London. How much salary i can expect minimum in London. I will start my job search in 2 months. Also i need a new sponsorship also. Thank you in advance.
Already have salary around 70k then you can live easily
Yes Devesh is right But also think about your current salary and expenses in Edinburgh vs London. and if you want to have not more but the same kind of savings then you can do you calculations according to that.
one more important thing do look out is for a stable big company as Recession is approaching you have to be extra careful and stay away from start ups .
@@DesiCoupleinLondon okay, Point taken Nitin(v seriously about start ups😁). I have seen your revised monthly expense video for London. It seems 75k should be minimum to live a comfortable life with all travelling and good savings. I will try for that. Let’s see. Definitely update you with my progress. Thanks a lot once again.
Anyone from Portsmouth University
Can you make videos on benefits of living in UK
Sure will Do.
I think it is more to do with the Cultural Shock
Yeah not all reasons but some definitely
Sir/ maim UK work visa information
PL make video on new coming international student bank account 😂
Which bank is good for transfer money
It will be released soon.
A lot of the new freshie Indian immigrants are upsetting the established British community of Indian descent, due to the way they act in public particularly as they speak very loudly. Please do not speak in Hindi loudly on public transport or tourist spots.
How is speaking in Hindi upsetting anyone? There are Europeans and other people from different backgrounds/countries who speak their own language.. but nobody has a problem
@@DesiCoupleinLondon there are too many of you it is not good for social cohesion and integration and causes racial tension in the long run having so many ‘freshie’ Indians come to the UK over the last few years. Yes you can say it doesn’t upset anyone, but it is a visible sign of the huge amount of intense change that the UK is undergoing with the unprecedented levels of Indians coming over here. At the same there is huge discrimination in India against foreigners, they get charged higher rates everywhere they go, attacks on Muslims and Christians, ‘Chinese’ looking Indians are abused, Africans viciously attacked, foreign women sexually assaulted….
@@michellea9857 if you have problems with too many Indians why do you loot fees from Indian students for pathetic courses in the name of education? How about you ruling and destroying India and other poor countries for so many years?? Please remember that your below average country is almost about to collapse and it is just because Indians and Indian students you are surviving…. So just make a habit of listening Hindi and start speaking as well!
India is very cheaper as compared to UK
Quality of life is not good in India.You can get hit by mannerless driver or cows,so much dirt and dust,roads are filled with potholes causing damage to vehicle and own life.Besides Indian cities lack good architechture and asthetics.You can't buy this stuffs with your money.I have allergy problem from the dust.
Is marketing course a good choice ?
Pls research about job market in this field on LinkedIn, reed, indeed to get a rough idea
@@DesiCoupleinLondon okay thankyou
If I get up skillet work visa from Nigeria. Can I go to India to meet family and fly from india?
Tax Sucks
True that
All are irrelevant point except course
Baji mein Pakistan sey hoon. Idhar bhi bohut essay loog haan jinkay kharchay pooray nahin hotay. Baki mera idhar Pakistan mein bhi social circle itna khass nahin.
KYON FALTU BAKWAS KARTAY HO.?.
They are doing their best to inform people about the situation and it's very helpful sir. Mujhe personally bakwas toh nai laga.
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