A private space for both
What you say is not shared with family or friends.
He wants to go abroad. She wants the life they already have.
His cousins are in Canada, his school friends in Italy, and every wedding season they come back with stories. He has begun speaking to agents. She has a job she likes, parents nearby and no wish to start again in a basement flat. In Jalandhar, where so many families have someone overseas, this disagreement sits in many homes.

A private space for both
What you say is not shared with family or friends.
Calm and balanced
Disagreements are looked at without taking sides.
Phone or video
Works when spouses live apart for work.
Not a replacement for help
Counselling or legal advice may also be needed.
Suppose a husband returns from a consultant's office with a file and a figure for fees. He is excited. His wife asks who will look after her mother, what work she would do there, and where the money is coming from. He says she is holding him back. She says he never asked her.
For many men here, going abroad is tied to proving themselves. Staying can feel like failing in front of relatives. For the wife, the same plan may mean debt, loneliness and leaving her own parents. Each sees the other as blocking their life.
During a consultation each of you sets out what going or staying would give and cost. A Kundli reading is on offer for those who like one. The purpose is a decision that both own, whatever it turns out to be.
Income, respect, escape from comparison. Knowing which helps you weigh it honestly.
Fees, loans, years of hard work, distance from parents. Written down with figures.
Her work, her family and her wishes are half of the decision, not a detail.
What you hope to gain and what you fear to lose, for going and for staying. The main service page describes the consultation.
How the consultation worksBring every step home. A plan made behind a spouse's back starts with broken trust.
Others' choices are not a reason. Ask what you two want your days to look like.
A debt of that size needs both signatures and both hearts. Take independent advice first.
Give each other a full hearing. He explains what he hopes for and what staying feels like. She explains what she would be giving up. No interruptions, no persuading yet.
Then gather facts from official sources and people who will tell you the hard parts as well as the good. Be wary of anyone who promises visas or jobs for a fee; check an agent's licence before paying anything. Work out the total cost and how it would be repaid. Consider options in between, such as a course, a visit, or building something here first.
The session is online, so both of you can attend from Jalandhar without visiting anyone's office. Each view is given equal room. We need birth details only for the optional reading.
No. Asking careful questions about a major move is responsible. The future belongs to both of you.
Ask what she fears, and listen before answering. Refusal often softens when concerns are taken seriously.
No. We do not offer immigration services. Use official channels and licensed advisers.
A reading may give a traditional view. It is not a guarantee of a visa or of success abroad.