About Us Advertise Contact Us. Originally Posted by kiku The following website provides some insights on the Rule of law rankings. The results aren't surprising. Last edited by V. Narayan : 13th April at R, WhiteKnight.
Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom. I feel safer on the streets of Chennai late at night than I would have done in London even twenty years ago. Originally Posted by pandey. Folks, is it worth going to the US on L1B? The 5 year max limit with no option for switching jobs feels like a non-starter to me. Originally Posted by McLaren Rulez. Rule of law works isn't just about violent crime though.
India doesn't do too badly with violent crime but when it comes to more mundane rule of law matters, there is a long way to catch up. Motoring example: When a KSRTC bus wants to bully its way ahead of a motorcycle instead of giving way and waiting - that is a rule of law problem. That one example alone isn't enough to move abroad obviously but add up thousands of little things like that and it does become a factor to consider when deciding whether to move or not. Moving to the US in your situation would be a good option, in my opinion.
Others have made excellent points about work life balance, quality of life, cars etc. I would like to add the following advantages: 1. L1A is the best visa for Indians moving to the US. Green card gets significantly fast tracked for people on L1A. There is no restriction on dependent spouse to work in the US unlike H1B. The options for sports and outdoor activities are vast.
Many activities that are very expensive, difficult or simply not possible to do in India are easy to do. Examples include adventure sports, playing golf, fishing, hunting if you are into it. We have no regrets, but just sometimes miss our life there. Originally Posted by AZT. I've moved to Toronto recently, also inter company transfer. At that CAD salary better to stay put. Originally Posted by grshnehete. Please bear in mind, there will be tax which will be deducted.
