Netherlands is an option…Iit’s more open than Germany, 99% speaks English and in the big cities there are many expats and immigrants. You also have a significant tax advantage the first five years you live here. CoL in the big cities is high though, but not as insane as in many other places and in the medium sized cities its kind of ok. I live in a 100k ish city and there are several expat parents in my kids’ classes that seem to be doing well. There is racism but low key and not against Indians tbh. Hard to make friends as a grown up though, but less so than in Germany and easier for women than men. Join clubs related to your hobbies, prepare for some informal hazing/needling and you should be fine. Don’t expect to get much interest or admiration for trying to tell the natives about how much better stuff is in your home country. or Germany, Dutch people tend to show their “direct” side if you do.

The pod racing scene from Star Wars: the Phantom Menace. It also contains more character building, genuine tension and heroism than 7, 8 and 9 combined.