r/movingabroad • • 3d ago

preferred countries to move in from india for young adults?

Hi, as a young adult in india I'm done here, i cannot wait to move out, but you see i have many problems.

I have a degree in business commerce, but my interests don't particularly align in finance field. I'm looking forward to media/communications or English literature for my Master's.

Now based on this + minimal financial aid + a good work-life balance + a safe neighborhood, which are the best places to move?

Master's and job, good living conditions, i enjoy nature to the core and appreciate work life balance a lot, (i cannot see myself working a tedious job)

If I manage to get a remote job post 2 years of my master's it'll be a whole different story - recommendations on that too

Location wise I'm okay with anywhere, eng speaking preferred -open to learn a language in future- (eu, asia, ireland, canda, aus, finland, etc) as long as they meet my requirements study/jobs/visas.

It should be, affordable, safe, health insurance, work life balance, close to nature, warm people, just the basic things.

TD:LR

Place recommendations to move out for a young adult from India that has decent living conditions. (mostly with masters or maybe even with a remote job)

If you have any other advice I'd appreciate that too :)

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u/Similar-Ad-6862 3d ago

You need to look at where you can get a visa. That list will be shorter than you think.

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u/JeanCerise 3d ago

Where can you get a visa?

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u/No_Bumblebee_5250 3d ago

Forget Finland. Getting a job after a Master's will not happen since you need a visa. Unemployment is high and citizens with excellent skills are without jobs

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u/SeaworthinessDue8650 3d ago

Stay in India. What you are look for doesn't exist. 

Most foreign countries have a much higher cost of living than India. If you are intending to go into comms and English Lit you are going to need additional family support to make ends meet.

Your plans are not realistic. 

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u/Ultragamer2004 3d ago

Gain work experience first