Thanks, it was really good 😊 however I feel the list could be lot longer. Let me start with slow process of admin stuff like getting appointment for Internet connection, driving lessons, commune, doctor etc almost for everything it may take few weeks to months. So lot of patience 🤣 required.You get less pay however you spend really more take rental,mobile, internet, grocery, food, travel,electricity, water etc it's super expensive so limited saving. No MRP concept on any product and prices will vary store to store, location for same product, strange. Difficult to get Indian organic grocery and very limited. These are my personal views and not add more for now 😉
One of the biggest struggle for me here in Belgium was the Dutch language learning, using it in daily life. Life is much easier when you know the language and local culture! Now I can speak, read and write Dutch language fluent. I watch a lot of Dutch spoken TV programmes, which drastically improve language skills and to understand Belgian culture and habits. At work I speak only Flemish with mix of local dialect! Household chores was not that difficult for me as I was not brought up as a spoiled boy with maids at home. We were rather independent. Please keep in mind, the local people really really appreciate that we expats try to speak the language, and mingle along with them, rather than being always with our own Indian community.
This is so relevant and needed. Life in any place outside India or home is a challenge , because first and foremost we are out of our comfort zone(s). That jhadu-pocha-bartan wala thing is something i have seen people fail to adjust to. 😊😊. I feel such videos are important for the ‘preparedness’ of moving out of India. We keep advising young people to be ‘independent’ in everyway. It is not enough to just work and get paid, to have a healthy wealthy life: knowing to cook, to clean, to do housework and to adapt to languages, climate, ppl of different culture is very very important. Loved this video ❤🤗.
All these challenges are not seen by friends and family living in India.. As per them we are the most happiest people in the world but this is not the case… Everyone has their own challenges…😅
About maid issue, when can use robots to clean the floors. It’s not much but still some support for working couples. And such robots aren’t that expensive while being quite effective.
Hello RUclips Family! Hope you find this video bit informative and it gives you a bit of idea before moving to Europe. Those already in Europe watching this video can add additional challenges they faced during their initial years...
Hi my kid in 3 years old. Planned for primary dutch school. I will make him to go to toilet but what they will do in school. In india we used to have a lady for those chores but here there is no one like that. What they will do. We are in Mechelen
Thanks, it was really good 😊 however I feel the list could be lot longer. Let me start with slow process of admin stuff like getting appointment for Internet connection, driving lessons, commune, doctor etc almost for everything it may take few weeks to months. So lot of patience 🤣 required.You get less pay however you spend really more take rental,mobile, internet, grocery, food, travel,electricity, water etc it's super expensive so limited saving. No MRP concept on any product and prices will vary store to store, location for same product, strange. Difficult to get Indian organic grocery and very limited. These are my personal views and not add more for now 😉
Yes i agree!!!! Pinning your comment…Did. Not add too many point coz of length of video 🤓
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One of the biggest struggle for me here in Belgium was the Dutch language learning, using it in daily life. Life is much easier when you know the language and local culture! Now I can speak, read and write Dutch language fluent. I watch a lot of Dutch spoken TV programmes, which drastically improve language skills and to understand Belgian culture and habits. At work I speak only Flemish with mix of local dialect! Household chores was not that difficult for me as I was not brought up as a spoiled boy with maids at home. We were rather independent. Please keep in mind, the local people really really appreciate that we expats try to speak the language, and mingle along with them, rather than being always with our own Indian community.
This is so relevant and needed. Life in any place outside India or home is a challenge , because first and foremost we are out of our comfort zone(s). That jhadu-pocha-bartan wala thing is something i have seen people fail to adjust to. 😊😊. I feel such videos are important for the ‘preparedness’ of moving out of India. We keep advising young people to be ‘independent’ in everyway. It is not enough to just work and get paid, to have a healthy wealthy life: knowing to cook, to clean, to do housework and to adapt to languages, climate, ppl of different culture is very very important. Loved this video ❤🤗.
Totally with you!!!! Glad that you were able to relate 😇😇
Glued to listen to advantages :)
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All these challenges are not seen by friends and family living in India.. As per them we are the most happiest people in the world but this is not the case… Everyone has their own challenges…😅
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About maid issue, when can use robots to clean the floors. It’s not much but still some support for working couples. And such robots aren’t that expensive while being quite effective.
True…We also use roomba 😎😎
@@TheAuthenticIndians We use iRobot 😀
Absolutely correct!! Only people living abroad can feel 👍
True enjoy plus struggles dono hai
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Ye to h… har side k plus minus hote h…
Hello RUclips Family! Hope you find this video bit informative and it gives you a bit of idea before moving to Europe. Those already in Europe watching this video can add additional challenges they faced during their initial years...
Nice informative video
Thanks
Can't feel that connection and charm in life
True…
Just one point.
I think you may call your spouse and 'minor' kids only, not the kids who are above 18 years of age.
Correct!!!
Hi my kid in 3 years old. Planned for primary dutch school. I will make him to go to toilet but what they will do in school. In india we used to have a lady for those chores but here there is no one like that. What they will do. We are in Mechelen
Sorry did not understand your question…
Thanks for the information!!!
Any time!
❤❤❤hello guys
Hello
Thanks for sharing ☺️
Thanks for watching!
@@TheAuthenticIndians Always like your content.
@@hattari110 thanku so much😇😇