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What When You Marry An NRI?
There can be many pros and cons of an overseas marriage. There are many people who are interested to marry an NRI just to settle down abroad. But, there are two sides of the same coin over here. Let us see how marrying an NRI may affect your married life.
Not
Used
To-
When
you
marry
an
NRI
then
you
have
to
be
ready
to
get
accustomed
to
a
lifestyle
that
you
are
not
used
to.
Your
partner
would
be
having
a
different
way
of
living.
But
you
will
be
an
alien
to
the
foreign
culture
that
your
spouse
is
used
to.
This
can
lead
to
a
lot
of
marriage
problems
if
any
one
is
not
willing
to
give
to
the
living
of
the
other.
Do Not Know- When you are marrying an NRI you are completely unaware of what the person is in reality. You never know, but there might just be several shadows of the same character. So, when you settle down in a foreign land after marriage, you would not know what is in store for your future.
But, this is not the same in all the cases. You might just meet the man of your dreams after you marry an NRI.
Miss People- This is the worst issue of marrying an NRI. You have to settle down in a foreign land after marriage and you will get to see your family only occasionally. And trust me there is no worse feeling than this. The only person close to you in a foreign land after marriage would be your husband.
New Place- Well, all is definitely not bad in an overseas marriage. You get to see and roam around a new country and meet new people. It is a all new feeling with the man of your dreams. You might just enjoy and love to live every moment of it.
Save More- The first thing that a person associates with an NRI with is money. So, when you marry an NRI you obviously get to earn and save more for the future. And moreover, if you come back to India and settle down at the later stage of your life, then it's a way better. When you convert all the foreign currency into the Indian one, then you get to live your life in a much better way than you did before.
These are the various aspects of getting married overseas. But, when you are in love or feel that you have met your soulmate then nothing else matters. Distance and all the other factors become a very small thing as love knows no restrictions.
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