Young india professionals scheme visa- Is it worth it?

I have a strong passion in tech. I’m almost a nerd. The thing is, I never wanted to study the conventional indian way and therefore I don’t have a good academic record. 10th : 8.8 gpa 12th: 71 % Joined a civil course even though i loved tech, regretted and moved to another university after completing 2 years of civil. Completed graduation with a degree in ECE and an 8.1 GPA due to covid. My professional record is quite average with a 12.65 LPA offer as an SDE, 1 YOE. The thing is, I crave money. The current market situation and the opportunities available currently does not seem decent for me to switch and get a 20~30 LPA job. Therefore I am considering higher studies. I need some advice from people who have been there and done that. Share your opinion/suggestions, lets discuss!

Male, 32, married Combined CTC: 50 lakhs Working our way to making our corpus, but we are confused if we should move to any first world country like USA or UK, gulf countries OR continue in India Whats your opinion on moving abroad and starting afresh at this stage of like? Background: No loans Both working in product management Higher Education: done and dusted No kids, planning to have after 3 years or so Is India worth the social issues considering low cost of living Is moving abroad worth the risk of starting afresh, risking settled jobs and visa issues Help a fellow mate here ✌🏻

I'm currently working as a software engineer in India, with TC 45LPA and 2 years of experience. I'm thinking about applying for a Master's in CS in the USA for fall 2024. But I'm not sure if I want to settle there or not currently. Should I make the move considering things are going well in India? Getting a job directly in the US seems close to impossible. Any advice? Thanks!

Some background info - Qualification = BE APM exp = 3+ years (1 switch) Reason = Exposure + Experience + Pay How to go about this and what are the chances? I'm applying in India too, but want to go outside for a couple of years.

Question came up because it’s Independence Day 🇮🇳 A lot of us have had the privilege to be able to go abroad, but ended up choosing not to. For me, it was just believing there’s enough growth here in the coming few decades + friends/family Looking to hear if the reduced brain drain is actually true, and what makes people stay.

Working as an SDE 1 in India, want to go to Melbourne to work. Can anyone guide me on this ?

Need suggestion. I have 10.5 years of experience. Recently h1 got picked through a consultancy. Interested move to the US. What's your opinion/thoughts/suggestion? Note: currently monthly income from the whole family (me and wife (9.5 exp) is 3.2 lakhs after all taxes) . We save around 1.7 lakhs monthly after all the monthly expenses. I have one kid(3 years daughter). My tech stack is Python, SQL, Pyspark, Azure Data engineering, Lakehouse Architecture.... started a second language as Java currently(interested to learn Rust).

After reading replies in grapevine for dystopian policies, HR policies, work culture, companies to avoid(looks like all companies should be avoided), related questions I'm kind of regretting as I took the decision to stay back in India and not pursue masters abroad to live with my parents. Given how pathetic the work culture is in almost all the startups(I'll go with 99.99%), politics and poor work life balance and living in a country where I don't get any tax benefits even after paying 30+% direct income tax, is it really worth living in this country anymore ? I'm feeling very sad, looks like I missed the opportunity to go abroad as I'm 25 now. Only my love towards my parents is holding me back since they both are around the age of 60 and I don't want to be the son who will make crores of money abroad and not be with them in case of any emergency. I'm don't want to leave them alone. Looks like there is no hope working in India. 😔

As the title states, I am looking for companies in India that are used to hiring foreigners and sponsoring their visa. To give you a bit more background. I am a foreigner who worked in India for 5 years. From 2018 to 2023. At that point in time if you had a skill that is difficult to find in India you are elligible for employment visa without any income requirement. But now things changed. Nowadays if you want employment visa you have to have a salary of 21 lpa+ I am looking for companies that are willing to pay that much and go through the hassle of providing me visa documents once a year. I have background in language services, team management, business development, and analytics.