It Never Gets Easier | NRI Life

[zen]

That’s why I quit everything and moved back to home. Life is too short to chase material things. 😊

[sarahs]

I have done this for the last 19 years got married and moved away and its getting harder and harder especially when ur parents turn older and need help. I hve other siblings with them but i feel so bad every moment im away. Advice to others wud be take this step very carefully after thinking about everything. And no one understands. They never do. Its the person who goes thru it who knows

[sarahjaved]

What most people don't realise is that they CHOOSE this

[tharunika]

Proud of you ❤️ I am a home person and hate stepping out of my house. I can never imagine doing this but always admire people who are so brave!

[letstudyhard]

I wanted to see the world, move outside india, but I quit that desire,
I will make less money, less thing in life, but at least I will be there with my parents.
I really want my children get their grandmother and grandfather and also they spend their time with their grand children.
I will work hard and will try to arrange at least 1 tours outside india for them every year .

[manifestinnerca]

Rich people problems ..they find problems in success also ...

[swatipai]

So true, even after a decade abroad I still miss India

[Sophie_kent]

My parents immigrated to a foreign country in the 70s. No long distance phone calls. Had to learn a new language. Faced racism everyday. But stood strong. Learned a new culture. Never complained.

[working_bee]

For real, it really be hard staying away from family.

[roshitamehta]

I do agree with you … did it years back and when I look back I realize how tough it was

[blobster]

Awww. I’m gonna be shifting to another country all alone next month and while I’m excited, I’m also terrified.

[aadtie]

The only reason why I have rejected so many NRI guys.. and the reason why I have never moved out for my career.
No, I won't ever choose career over my family.
I want a good life with my people around. I can make it happen here. I am making it happen here.
I don't want to be one of those who have everything but say that they wish they were closer to family.

[sbmadhu]

Ppl who went abroad just for staying aftr mrg is not great but ppl who went just for studying/job purpose all alone is great

[desiscientist]

It’s not about your video but I don’t agree with these lines though have been hearing it from a long time. You move out for your convenience not for anyone else. I have been living outside India from last 5 year and tbh we all mean and should not justify ourselves

[vartikasaxena]

Well, people leave family and country for their own interest, so really don't sympathize with this feeling. I too was away for many years but I' did that for my benefit. Eventually came back because I missed family and India. You can also CHOOSE to stay here...

[fazzaah]

Aww poor you suffering from the NRI life.

[LifeandLiving]

I can understand that feeling coz I’ve been also out side from last 13 years but still we have to cherish that feeling with us n in a hope that we will come back again very soon ❤❤

[NamrataBilurkar]

I just noticed. She looks like Erica Fernandes. Pretty pretty!!!

[manifestgameon]

I'm okay with a little sacrifice, but I won't be able to leave my parents, specially mom alone, no matter what one says. It's okay if I don't get that recognition or money, but parents for me are more important. I don't know how many feel this way, cause I have only met other people who move away.
It's freewill people, you always get to choose.

[shefalijafar]

I use to live in UAE all my childhood but when i came back to India it felt like home and I'm never leaving again 💜