A woman, known as @precioustalk1 on TikTok, has taken to social media to strongly advise against relocating to two specific countries.
She shared personal experiences and stories of acquaintances to caution others against making what she believes could be life-changing mistakes.
The first country she mentioned is India, highlighting the difficulties faced by those considering a move there.
She stated that relocating to India in hopes of financial success and a better life is a misguided decision.
Despite its reputation for medical tourism, she pointed out the lack of job opportunities and financial stability in the country, particularly for black individuals.
She firmly stated that India is not an ideal choice for those looking to establish a thriving career or enhance their quality of life.
The second country on the woman’s list is North Korea, which she describes as the most challenging of all.
She emphasizes that relocating to this country can be perilous, and those who manage to leave alive are considered fortunate.
The woman vehemently advised against considering North Korea as a relocation option, citing its oppressive regime and draconian laws.
She described North Korea as a place where even minor offence can result in severe punishment, including death.
She pointed out the lack of freedom, strict regulations on behavior, and limited opportunities, especially for women.
The woman urged individuals contemplating relocation to conduct thorough research and consider the rules and regulations governing each country before making such a life-altering decision.
She emphasized the importance of seeking information and guidance to avoid falling into dire circumstances.
Watch her speak below;
@precioustalk1 Never you relocate to this 2 countries.
original sound - PreciousTalk
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