NRI Homecoming Meetup - Nov 1, 2026
This is THE NRI Homecoming Meetup! It's the one people ask about all year, and it's back for homecoming season 2026. Join ex-NRIs and visiting NRIs from SF, NY, London, Germany, Singapore and all over the world!
Who's in the room: Attendees are of all age groups, founders or C-suite, and the rest work at places like Google, Meta, JPMorgan, Apple, Deloitte you name it! People have found friends, co-founders and jobs through the community! Whether you just moved back, are visiting for a few weeks, or came back years ago — all ages, all career stages welcome.
Hosted by Nupur (@nupur.nri). The evening is all about talking, ranting, swapping war stories and finding your tribe in a warm, relaxed space.
Expect:
✨ NRIs, ex-NRIs, founders and high-impact global Indians, all in one room
✨ Access to our exclusive, high-trust WhatsApp community, where people share things openly and honestly
✨ Food and snacks, included -- 1/2 snacks, 1 beverage (kala khatta) and a dessert.
📸 Pictures and reels from past events: https://www.nupurdave.in/events
📝 Apply to attend. Entry is by application only, to keep the room high quality. Spots are limited, so apply early.
Who counts as an NRI/ex-NRI: you've lived abroad for more than a year as an adult, or you're living abroad now.
UPI option: pay Rs 1200 ($13) to 9148578353@upi. The ticket price includes food and beverages.
Venue partner: On approval
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00 pm
About the host- Nupur
Nupur is an ex-Googler, author, and NRI transition consultant who works with global Indians navigating life between countries. Nupur hosts talks and events globally.
She has written three books, including “Back Home” which talks about the dilemma of moving back to India and the latest The Unsettled NRI a non-fiction guide looks at loneliness, career, identity, belonging, and the inner journey of living between two worlds.
Today, she supports NRIs who are questioning where they belong and how they want to live — whether that means returning, staying abroad, or redefining “home” altogether.