“A great place to retire …”: The financial advisor is called India badly to work; Life is classified in the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Thailand

After living for a year in India, the United Arab Emirates, Singapore and Thailand, Sherfastava, founder of Hell Hell, made a sharp comparison of what lives, work and retirement in these countries. In a virus on X (officially Twitter), he dissected economic facts and lifestyle options across the border – without reducing words.

In a post on X (previously Twitter), Shrivastava wrote, “I lived (at least for a year) across 4 countries in my life: India, United Arab Emirates, Singapore and Thailand.”

He started India, describing it as a “great place to retire”, thanks to the low cost of living. “If you have finished work, choose a country like Kerala or air. Retirement. You can stay very well with 75K-1.25l Inr,” he wrote.

But when it comes to building wealth, Shrivastava said that India is ranked badly. He said: “Not only is the operating taxes high (and you will get Jack Shaet in return). The regulations are restricted. You cannot really plan a work company for the next 5 years,” adding that India is afraid of innovation and gives “0 respect for honest people and hard work.”

On the other hand, the United Arab Emirates emerges to create wealth. With zero tax on operational income and capital gains, he described it as the place of “the government already interested in its people (even population).” However, the high cost of living makes it difficult for low owners.

Thailand wrote, providing an average path: less corrupt than India, the best infrastructure, favorable to the digital or Bedouin. However, “the language barrier, etc. makes it difficult to build any operating income here.”

Shrivastava indicated that Singapore is full of “honest and direct” people, but it comes at the highest cost of living and visa. “You need an astronomical wealth to move here,” he wrote. However, it is still a “great destination” to run business.

He advised him, advised: “If you are a young Indian, you have better possibilities in the United Arab Emirates. If you are big, choose India/Thailand to retire.”

Sherfastava’s publication sparked a wave of online responses. No user agreed to respect: “India is not perfect, but it is an asymmetric ascension land … Google, Netflix, Tesla from the 1b+ Bharat market.”

Another user commented: “OK well! Fullly agree-India is peaceful for retirement but punishing the creation of wealth. The United Arab Emirates is a dream for builders by 0 %, while Singapore offers a structure but at a bonus. Thailand is a balance of lifestyle.”