• Lifestyle and Habits

Families abroad have different lifestyles and habits as compared to those in India. Discuss your expectations openly with your partner and their family so you can come to common ground.

• Climate and Environment

A big change that you will encounter will be the climate and weather patterns. Getting used to this might take a while, but all will be fine soon as you start settling in.

• Food Preferences

With a new country, there will be new cuisines to try. Be open to these changes and try to explore new food as much as you can. You can introduce some of your traditional dishes to your partner and their family as well.

• Legal Aspects

Thoroughly understand the citizenship and visa legalities before you take this step, so that you are prepared in all aspects before you are ready to go.

• Finding your Place

Explore job possibilities or things to do in your new country. It is important to build a support system that extends beyond your immediate family.

• Open Communication

Moving to a new country is hard, and the person best equipped to support you in this change is your partner, because they will be by your side every step of the way. Be honest and open about your feelings, and discuss your anxieties or hopes about this new change.

• Homesickness

Be prepared to miss your family and friends. Staying connected with your people back home and planning visits can help you feel more at ease.

At the end of the day, everyone faces changes. Focus on the positive aspects and stay hopeful, you and your partner will have a beautiful new chapter of your lives together.

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