Migration

Hello my friends,

This is my participation in the Contest: Migration by @hive-141434 in RECREATIVE STEEM

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Have you ever migrated or considered migrating? If so, what were your motivations for doing so?

I've never been able to migrate. In my early youth, I had a strong desire to settle in another country. Then, the responsibilities and growing influence of my government job in my own country drove me away from this interest. If my desire were to come true, my motivation was to go to Canada or Australia and set up a business there.

Some of my relatives are already established there and talk about the unique lifestyle there. But now, in my opinion, my desire has vanished. I now feel that we can do a lot in our own country.

There's still a lot of scope for improvement in my country. Our country's overpopulation is causing a lack of employment opportunities, forcing people to migrate. Otherwise, my country is rapidly progressing towards becoming a third-largest economy in the world.

Do you have any family members or friends who have migrated from their home country and are now living as immigrants in another country or city?

Many of my family and my friends' families have children who have settled in prosperous countries like Canada, Australia, London, Ireland, and New Zealand. They all share their positive experiences living there. There's no doubt that the lifestyles in these countries are more modern and prosperous than in other countries. But if you don't find security and respect beyond modernity and prosperity in another country, there's no point in living there.

My own picture going to abroad as a tourist.

What do you think about those who decide to immigrate?

We feel a sense of warmth, security, and belonging in our own country, living among our culture, our relatives, and our friends. And even when we go abroad, we search for our loved ones there. I think we go abroad only to find a better and prosperous life. But if we work hard step by step in our own country, we can achieve this here too.

What do you think about the saying: "Being a tourist is one thing, being an immigrant is another"?

This is a very true saying. Being a tourist is one thing, being an immigrant is another. To prove this, it's important to first point out that when we visit a friend or relative's home as a guest, we're initially treated with great care, but after a while, our respect begins to wane. Similarly, when you visit a country as a tourist, it's natural to be respected and honored, as you're contributing to their economy. However, when you go there as a migrant, they feel you're usurping their rights. When we usurp someone else's rights, they inevitably become insensitive. However, these examples don't apply everywhere; there are exceptions, and it all depends on your own behavior and good conduct.

I am thank full to @paholags and @cruzamilcar63 for inviting me here . I also want to invite here @sadaf02, @sualeha and @yismar.

With lots of love and respect,

Sur-riti❤️