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Which country is good for IT career

I am 36 male from India. I work in a big multinational company here and makes around 40000 USD in an year after tax deductions, which is decent pay. I am looking for opportunities abroad and considering the immigration, Canada and Germany were easy options. Germany has job seeker visa and Canada there is PR. I am in a confusion that which country is better considering my age ? I think I will be fine with people anywhere and the living conditions. In which country I can save more money ?

adave 4y ago
Life outside india will be hard for you, money is not the only factor. Think it though without having the greedy mindset.
- alwinaugustin 4y ago
  why it is so ?
mmarq 4y ago
If you are planning to start a family and have children, I would go to Germany.
- johndoe0815 4y ago
  However, the salary after taxes (and health insurance) might not be much better in Germany... but the cost of living might be significantly higher.
  - mmarq 4y ago
    If you are married and your wife doesn't earn much, your tax bill is going to be significantly lower. Rent are much lower in Germany and education and childcare are free. If you are not married and don't plan to start a family, I would look at other places.
GianFabien 4y ago
I recently read a survey which showed that 8 out the top 10 IT servicing / consulting companies had most of their technical staff in India. When you say multinational you might mean Tata, InfoSys or even IBM? Aren't there any internal transfer to overseas office opportunities? It miught greatly reduce your risks.
- alwinaugustin 4y ago
  yeah. In my company there is no chance for internal transfer especially with the recession and recent layoffs. In Infosys and all it is as per the client request only I think.
badpun 4y ago
Poland has very good ratio of post-tax wages to costs of living and prices of real estate. I.e. as a senior with in-demand skills, you'll be making $4k-$7k after taxes per month, while costs of living and mortgage won't exceed $2k. This is way better deal than you'll get in most Western European countries. Don't know how easy it is to emigrate though.
b20000 4y ago
If you are making 40K in india, where the cost of living is extremely low, why would you want to move?

adave 4y ago

Life outside india will be hard for you, money is not the only factor. Think it though without having the greedy mindset.

alwinaugustin 4y ago
why it is so ?

mmarq 4y ago

If you are planning to start a family and have children, I would go to Germany.

johndoe0815 4y ago
However, the salary after taxes (and health insurance) might not be much better in Germany... but the cost of living might be significantly higher.
- mmarq 4y ago
  If you are married and your wife doesn't earn much, your tax bill is going to be significantly lower. Rent are much lower in Germany and education and childcare are free. If you are not married and don't plan to start a family, I would look at other places.

GianFabien 4y ago

I recently read a survey which showed that 8 out the top 10 IT servicing / consulting companies had most of their technical staff in India. When you say multinational you might mean Tata, InfoSys or even IBM? Aren't there any internal transfer to overseas office opportunities? It miught greatly reduce your risks.

alwinaugustin 4y ago
yeah. In my company there is no chance for internal transfer especially with the recession and recent layoffs. In Infosys and all it is as per the client request only I think.

badpun 4y ago

Poland has very good ratio of post-tax wages to costs of living and prices of real estate. I.e. as a senior with in-demand skills, you'll be making $4k-$7k after taxes per month, while costs of living and mortgage won't exceed $2k. This is way better deal than you'll get in most Western European countries. Don't know how easy it is to emigrate though.

b20000 4y ago

If you are making 40K in india, where the cost of living is extremely low, why would you want to move?