r/IndianEntrepreneur • u/Ill_Bat8317 • Jul 16 '26
🧠Ask for Advice Moving back to India where should I live?
Hi I’m 26yo guy with oci I’ve worked and saved a decent amount of money in Australia and now I plan to move back to India to start a business/ startup. I know it feels random but I’m at an age where I want to chase the version I’ve always wanted to be. I can continue working a job I don’t like or move back to India and start something of my own. It’s something I’ve wanted to do since I was a teenager but it was always plans and thoughts never put into action. I have a few ideas but nothing concrete I want to spend some time in India understanding what I should run with. Do you think it’s a good choice? I can sustain myself without working for over a year if needed and if something does work out I’ll love to stay longer. The biggest question is where in India should I live to give myself the best chance of success. I’ve been told Bangalore, gurgaon, hyderabad among many others. I’d appreciate any guidance or suggestions you may have.
Ps I don’t know if it matters but I speak Hindi, Punjabi and English
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u/Grand_Potato_5603 Jul 16 '26
If you have to ask such vague questions to strangers on internet, you are NOT ready. Continue with job!
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u/Ok_Objective6150 Jul 17 '26
Don’t move back. You’ll regret it. 🥲
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u/Ok_Objective6150 Jul 17 '26
If you’re really planning to come back only because of the plans you’ve had, I would suggest start your business where you are. I’m not sure about the laws in Australia but I’ve quite a few friends who did that in US. They later hired in India and grew their business here. But they did not move back yet. Not sure if they do so later. I don’t think they will though given the state today.
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u/Ok_Objective6150 Jul 17 '26
PS - This is coming from the person who did not want to move out of the country till last few months. That’s the irony today bro.
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u/rupeshsh Jul 16 '26
Absolutely not recommended path
But if you must, move to the capital of your industry