Posted by: kalopani January 17, 2011
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ok granted then, don't go to Nepal because the traffic is crappy, people pick their nose, things are expensive but that does not mean it is easy for students in the usa as well. we all want a future. given the current unemployment and unfriendlylethess to foreigners speically the ones who look like us is not an easy matter to deal with.
so if you have a green card or in a process to get a greeen card then you might want to hang in there and go home to check things out when you can return back safe i guess. but if you're a student , the only option for you is to work for an Indian or paki business owner as a slave then you are better off going.
however, when you decide to go back be sure to experence another cultural shock. if your family is not lavishly wealthy trhen you probably will have a hard time buying a car or going out to restaurants for every lunch /dinner as you're used to in the usa. however, you will have other things for you there. no citizenship or paper problems, no language barrier, you can be job less for 2 years and still live (ya try that in the usa as a foreigner), you will feel secure being around with friends and family.
remember in America as a student you can only buy small things to give you instant gratification. you can buy lunch, cheap stuff at walmart and maybe buy a car. but ask those guys when was the last time they went to see a dentist or a doc. In Nepal you can go to a good dentist and get your teeth taken care of without selling your kidney. car in America is a necessity back in Nepal when you pay loads of vhansar and other taxes it becomes a sign of novely. you barely enjoy driving your car when you know you have no certainity to live in the country. how can you enjoy your car when you look at the liscence plate sticker and wonder if you're going to be here to renew it again next year. you can't even buy a family size toothpaste at walmart without knowing if they gonna kick you out before you u finish it. security in life is a big factor too.
so if you havfe a green card of option to live here permanently ya think twice but if you're a struggling student and working for an indian , go back.. be a human...
so if you have a green card or in a process to get a greeen card then you might want to hang in there and go home to check things out when you can return back safe i guess. but if you're a student , the only option for you is to work for an Indian or paki business owner as a slave then you are better off going.
however, when you decide to go back be sure to experence another cultural shock. if your family is not lavishly wealthy trhen you probably will have a hard time buying a car or going out to restaurants for every lunch /dinner as you're used to in the usa. however, you will have other things for you there. no citizenship or paper problems, no language barrier, you can be job less for 2 years and still live (ya try that in the usa as a foreigner), you will feel secure being around with friends and family.
remember in America as a student you can only buy small things to give you instant gratification. you can buy lunch, cheap stuff at walmart and maybe buy a car. but ask those guys when was the last time they went to see a dentist or a doc. In Nepal you can go to a good dentist and get your teeth taken care of without selling your kidney. car in America is a necessity back in Nepal when you pay loads of vhansar and other taxes it becomes a sign of novely. you barely enjoy driving your car when you know you have no certainity to live in the country. how can you enjoy your car when you look at the liscence plate sticker and wonder if you're going to be here to renew it again next year. you can't even buy a family size toothpaste at walmart without knowing if they gonna kick you out before you u finish it. security in life is a big factor too.
so if you havfe a green card of option to live here permanently ya think twice but if you're a struggling student and working for an indian , go back.. be a human...