DizzySushi
DizzySushi

Is an onshore opportunity of 150k usd better than a 40lpa salary in india?

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WigglyMochi
WigglyMochi

150K in most US cities is going to give you much lower discretionary spend or saving versus 40L in India. You will probably have better quality of life though in terms of free time, lack of pain from relatives, less traffic issues etc. And then if you have spouse/kids, life might be a lot easier on them abroad. India is super competitive and doesn't value quality of life much.

WobblyBagel
WobblyBagel

If you don't have a full time help, you're doing India wrong.

FuzzyDonut
FuzzyDonut

I disagree. Unless you’re living in NYC or the Bay Area you can save way more in the US with a 150k salary

PrancingCoconut
PrancingCoconut
Amazon19mo

If you have plans to live abroad because of quality of life reasons then go for it. The pay is decent

ZestyBagel
ZestyBagel

I agree

DizzySushi
DizzySushi

Thanks , as of now no plans for settling abroad, just wanted to have some onshore experience and understand the better quality of life people talk about when in US.

DizzySushi
DizzySushi

Thanks, one of the challenges is finding a suitable role for my spouse, he feels opportunities for him are better in India.

WigglyMochi
WigglyMochi

Yes that could be an issue cos some roles are way better in India than abroad. 150k is not enough for something where spouse is unhappy so maybe solve for that?

SwirlyTaco
SwirlyTaco

150k is like middle class in USA but 40 LPA is upper middle class in India. It's up to you to decide what kind of lifestyle you want.

DizzySushi
DizzySushi

This really helps, thanks!

GigglyWaffle
GigglyWaffle

Unless we talking about bay area or new york, 150k seems better.

DizzySushi
DizzySushi

The opportunity is in Dallas, Texas

FuzzyDonut
FuzzyDonut

Go for it

SparklyMochi
SparklyMochi

Depends on the location: might not be so good in the Bay Area

SleepyBanana
SleepyBanana

Yes

SillyDonut
SillyDonut
Cred19mo

Except for Bay Area and New York, 150K is very good. Even if it’s Bay Area, I’d say go for it and look for a better paying job in 2 years. Quality of life is way better than living in congested, filthy Indian cities. You will miss make the most, but get used to doing your work in 6 months.

ZoomyCoconut
ZoomyCoconut

If your partner has a decent current job & growth trajectory in India then you won’t be able to go. Unfortunately, this is how it works.

CosmicLlama
CosmicLlama

Even 100k is good to go.. no money in this country can match the quality of life abroad.

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