‘Without money, we will die here too’: Why war hasn't stopped Indian workers heading to Middle East
Despite escalating tensions in West Asia, a steady stream of Indian workers are applying for visas to Gulf countries, driven by economic necessity. Many applicants acknowledge the conflict but prioritize financial stability for their families, believing the risks are manageable compared to unemployment at home. Remittances from abroad remain a crucial lifeline for numerous Indian households.
Despite escalating tensions in West Asia, a steady stream of Indian workers are applying for visas to Gulf countries, driven by economic necessity. Many applicants acknowledge the conflict but prioritize financial stability for their families, believing the risks are manageable compared to unemployment at home. Remittances from abroad remain a crucial lifeline for numerous Indian households.
