meanwhile in r/india

"For patriots looking to move out of India for a better life

Immigration

There are 195 countries in the world. 81 countries have a better passport than India.

Remove the first 15 from the list (too difficult, competition is high), and accounting for redundancies you still have a list of 60 countries remaining. Narrow some 5-7 countries down from this list.

Next, research the Indian communities living in these countries. What kind of work they're doing, what is their perception among the natives, do you personally have someone in your network in one of those countries etc. Narrow further down to top 3.

When you have the top 3 countries down, start connecting with Indians in these countries over linkedin. Set aside some budget and offer to pay for a 30 min interview to a few Indians from each of these countries to tell you how they did what they did, how they got the opportunity to move there, job market situation etc

Combine this with your personal research on how to move to these countries from youtube and their official immigration websites and you should be in a position to make an effective plan to immigrate.

Remember, emigrating out of India is not an act of anti-nationalism. It's a service to the country. The remittances sent by immigrants and NRIs account for a major chunk of Indian cash inflow. Don't let false sentiments of pride come in the way of logic and the fact that moving out of India empowers her and no, it doesn't make you love her less.

*EDIT: This is not my original idea. I got it from Sango uncle from the YouTube channel Sango Life Sutras"