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Sure... until you want good medical care, or want to watch a play or that latest Oscar winning "art" movie... or even moderately interesting work at which point
by sfifs 10y ago
Sure... until you want good medical care, or want to watch a play or that latest Oscar winning "art" movie... or even moderately interesting work at which point one of the mega cities is your only option.
- ido 10y agoWell if we're talking about retirment you don't need to find work. What you say is otherwise true but for me the only real argument is medical care, and if it's not an emergency you can still travel a couple hours to the nearest major city[1] to get the rare treatment. If you're not retired or working remotely I would never suggest living in India or anywhere in the third world for that matter - making money is so much easier in the west. [1] random example: https://www.google.de/maps/dir/Shimla,+Himachal+Pradesh,+India/Chandigarh,+India/ https://www.google.de/maps/dir/Shimla,+Himachal+Pradesh,+Ind... almost every Indian town will have a major city within a couple hours' distance, the country is very densly populated.