Top Countries to Make Money, Migration Secrets, New Policy, Visa & Jobs | DSquare |FO428 Raj Shamani
Migration consultant DSquare, founder of DSquare Global, maps the real routes to moving abroad with Raj Shamani: which countries literally sell passports, which make you earn them, and which will never give you one no matter what you pay. He breaks down Caribbean donation programs and why Grenada's E2 treaty with the US makes it the most popular, the true cost of a golden visa, why Singapore has become nearly impossible and the Middle East impossible by design, and how Portugal and Greece residencies give legal access to all of Europe. He also gets practical: how much a waiter in the US actually sends home, why Dubai is one of the safest places on earth, the two only reasons student visas get rejected, and the cheapest legitimate route into the US through an L1 visa. (No sponsor.)

Executive Summary (TL;DR)
Deepesh Deshmukh, director of D Square Global Pvt Ltd, an immigration firm that says it has handled thousands of visas from student visas to golden visas, joins Raj Shamani to explain why people leave India and how migration routes work. The conversation covers the four main routes to the US (student visa, H-1B work permit, L1 transfer and investment-based options such as EB-5), which countries give passports most easily, how Caribbean donation programs such as Grenada's work and what an Indian gives up by surrendering a passport, how Greece and Portugal residency differ, and the common mistakes in student visa and interview preparation. Deshmukh also discusses why dual citizenship is not allowed in India, the money-earning gap he sees for service jobs abroad, and the tipping culture in the US. The episode is mostly in Hindi with English terms. PARTIAL COVERAGE: this summary is built from a sampled reading of the Hindi captions, and rules and fees change often. All claims are the guest's own, not independently verified. Sponsor: none stated in the episode description. This is general information only, not immigration, legal, tax or financial advice.
