How to work in India for 3 years?

[vamnt1]

In the past, my teacher taught that "Indians are an invention of Lord Shiva, their country developed science - technology - engineering. Especially computers"
Later, I met some Indian friends (at BHW) I found that to be true, they are smart, creative, hardworking. And the company in India is perfect.

I have knowledge in programming, DM, Graphics. (Not very good though)
I understand the culture in India and have a little capital to cover. I live quite frugally
I am 31 years old, is there any way to come to India to study and work? My friend said, I try to travel and apply to companies, embassies can advise me then. Is it possible?

 

[vamnt1]

Guys, please help me, even just a word of encouragement. I spent a great deal of time learning about the Indian way of life, customs, beliefs and food.
I also watched all 1124 episodes of "Balika Vadhu" to gain knowledge

 

[Richichi]

Guys, please help me, even just a word of encouragement. I spent a great deal of time learning about the Indian way of life, customs, beliefs and food.
I also watched all 1124 episodes of "Balika Vadhu" to gain knowledge

You watched 1124 Episodes?
You must really like India.
I am not from India and cannot advise but I admire your dedication and hope someone will help you out and you will end up in India like you dream to

 

[k3ygen]

Chennai seems the place to be for upcoming tech startups.
But you probably have to learn Tamil to advance there.

 

[randomstrings]

I am not sure if its a troll post or real one, but if you wish to work in india for 3 years, then apply for visa at indian embassy they will help you out.

 

[vamnt1]

You watched 1124 Episodes?
You must really like India.
I am not from India and cannot advise but I admire your dedication and hope someone will help you out and you will end up in India like you dream to

Yes. But not only me, but also my grandmother's family, especially my 90-year-old grandmother, also watched with me.
Do you know! I chose information technology. And India is a tech paradise.
Lord Shiva created Indians and Indians made the world's IT industry better

 

[RealDaddy]

Guys, please help me, even just a word of encouragement. I spent a great deal of time learning about the Indian way of life, customs, beliefs and food.
I also watched all 1124 episodes of "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balika_Vadhu" to gain knowledge

Dude, you are dedicated.
Have to try watching youtube videos of others who have already done so? I can't really help because I have never gone through something like this.

 

[vamnt1]

Chennai seems the place to be for upcoming tech startups.
But you probably have to learn Tamil to advance there.

English can I? I will learn Hindi slowly

I am not sure if its a troll post or real one, but if you wish to work in india for 3 years, then apply for visa at indian embassy they will help you out.

Dude, no trolls. I respect the Indians I know.
The Indians are like my people in many ways, they have also experienced wars from the colonialists. They unite. India and my country have a very good relationship, they have a statue of our late president and are located in New Delhi and many other places.
I have a thread from months ago asking about this, and if anyone doesn't believe me, I'll let them know my knowledge of India.

 

[awesomewebsites]

If you are serious about this and an honest guy, contact me. I will employ you. Hope this does not violate any BHW rules.

 

[Richichi]

If you are serious about this and an honest guy, contact me. I will employ you. Hope this does not violate any BHW rules.

This forum wont stop surprising.
Respect.

 

[K-One]

Indians are an invention of Lord Shiva

Bro had obviously never found himself involved in even any minor traffic incident their

Seriously though, I think you should brace yourself for the possibility of disappointment because your expectations do seem to be pretty high.

 

[vamnt1]

If you are serious about this and an honest guy, contact me. I will employ you. Hope this does not violate any BHW rules.

I'm serious Sir. I'm not in the habit of dragging other countries out for fun. I respect other peoples and also want them to respect my country. Once again, I emphasize this. I'm not good at communicating, so it's hard to avoid misunderstandings.
I am very grateful that you have noticed me. I want to work in India, I will write a CV and send it to you, it's 11:30 pm, I can't work any more. Because it affects other people. Have a nice day. Sir

Dude, you are dedicated.
Have to try watching youtube videos of others who have already done so? I can't really help because I have never gone through something like this.

I find it difficult to find a similarity in this case. Because in my country, their people are very poor. They often want to go to countries like Korea, Japan, and China to "unskilled". But not many people want to come to India to work in a technology company.

 

[nakamura]

maybe you should go for holiday first before making a big decision

 

[vamnt1]

Bro had obviously never found himself involved in even any minor traffic incident their

Seriously though, I think you should brace yourself for the possibility of disappointment because your expectations do seem to pretty high.

I'm not disappointed bro. I have read many books, my country also teaches a lot about India, I know about the strengths and some limitations here.

maybe you should go for holiday first before making a big decision

Thanks, I've been thinking about this for a long time. Enough to become a mandatory part of my life.
This dream is not like when we were young, we dreamed of becoming superman. This is a big dream when I'm mature, and I have to do it

 

[K-One]

I'm not disappointed bro. I have read many books, my country also teaches a lot about India, I know about the strengths and some limitations here.

Thanks, I've been thinking about this for a long time. Enough to become a mandatory part of my life.
This dream is not like when we were young, we dreamed of becoming superman. This is a big dream when I'm mature, and I have to do it

OK. Well good luck. Do you have any particular state in mind? Because they can be pretty different socially, culturally and even the laws can be too.

 

[vamnt1]

You watched 1124 Episodes?
You must really like India.

Yes, this is a movie that talks a lot about family life in India. In my opinion, the best way to know something is through the art of cinema
"Like" for me in this case is not like someone who likes a country, likes a singer,...
My favorite is that I want to be part of India

OK. Well good luck. Do you have any particular state in mind? Because they can be pretty different socially, culturally and even the laws can be too.

Thanks for your wishes. Indians and my ethnic group are also very similar

 

[Finez]

If you have Knowledge in Programming You can Easily Get a Job here just make sure youre not getting underpaid, or you can move to a big city meet some new peoples do some biz

 

[Lipstick Spoiler]

I also watched all 1124 episodes of "Balika Vadhu" to gain knowledge

broooooo, I can't stop laughing. Why did you watch this shit show?
this is just a random drama with no value and does not even show true India. full of cringe.

You should have watched something better like malgudi days or some other classic show.

 

[vamnt1]

If you have Knowledge in Programming You can Easily Get a Job here just make sure youre not getting underpaid, or you can move to a big city meet some new peoples do some biz

I know, but I'm not so good. So I will definitely have to compete with many people who are both younger and better than me

broooooo, I can't stop laughing. Why did you watch this shit show?
this is just a random drama with no value and does not even show true India. full of cringe.

You should have watched something better like malgudi days or some other classic show.

No No No
Not a bad program. You don't follow all the episodes.
Also I watched "3 Idiots" and a movie with Aamir Khan

 

[GenesisOne]

Indians have a hard time working for 3 years