I've noticed a few people mention that you should avoid Canada, and I strongly disagree with them. I'm assuming the majority of the people saying this live in America, and have lived there their whole life. I live in the USA currently, and I'll tell you, based on what I've heard, moving from India to the USA is difficult (well, moving from anywhere to the USA is difficult). If you were highly educated, and landed a job here, the company may petition for a Visa for you. But from the looks of it, you're still a young guy, and that doesn't seem to be an option.
Canada has a far more lax immigration policy.
My advice? Move to Canada, build your life (okay, I mean, build up your bank), and you can always move to the USA later on.
Don't get me wrong; I live in the USA and LOVE it, but I think your original choice of going to Canada is a good one. I lived in Ontario, and it is a great place. Now, if you're open to other places, I'd recommend Montreal. I've lived in both, and I'd pick Montreal over Ontario. If you plan on going to university, Montreal is the place to be.
PS. You definitely don't need $5k a month to live in Canada. As a few others said, $2-3K a month will be plenty.
Anyways, good luck with this bro. Stick with it; the sky is the limit.
It is a nice goal, apart from the Canada part.
Just returned from trip to Ontario, with a solid understanding that I don't want to live in that hole.
LOL. What part of Ontario were you in? I used to live there and it isn't so bad.
But I understand; nothing is like home (wherever your home is). I've moved around a lot, and everywhere is the same. A place is only as good as you make it
