Paras Kumar

Paras Kumar has spent the last 14 years living and working in countries like South Africa, the UK, and Australia. His journey of moving abroad came with its fair share of challenges like figuring out workplace culture, making new friends, and even dealing with difficult situations like racism. Through these experiences, he realised that while there's plenty of advice on visas and logistics, no one really talks about the everyday struggles of settling into a new country.This inspired him to...See more

Paras Kumar has spent the last 14 years living and working in countries like South Africa, the UK, and Australia. His journey of moving abroad came with its fair share of challenges like figuring out workplace culture, making new friends, and even dealing with difficult situations like racism. Through these experiences, he realised that while there's plenty of advice on visas and logistics, no one really talks about the everyday struggles of settling into a new country.This inspired him to create Paras Perspective (parasperspective dot com), a platform where he shares practical tips and real-life insights to help Indians feel more prepared and confident when moving overseas. Whether it's understanding workplace etiquette, navigating cultural differences, or building a social life, Paras provides relatable advice based on his own experiences. Over time, he has built a strong online community of Indians living abroad or planning to move, offering them the support and guidance he wished he had when he first moved.While Paras Perspective has reached thousands through YouTube videos, Paras understands that not everyone prefers watching content online. Many people still enjoy reading in a classic, tangible format, and a book offers the advantage of having all the essential information in one place. This encouraged him to write Passport to Success, bringing together 8 important chapters making sure that his most valuable insights are available in a structured and comprehensive guide that readers can always turn to.If you'd like to learn more, you can follow Paras on: YouTube: @ParasPerspectiveInstagram: @ParasPerspectiveFacebook: @ParasPerspective Paras continues to share his experiences and insights, helping Indians across the world adapt and thrive in their new homes. See less