"Trump says foreigners go kick rocks. Modi says welcome home bhai" says American Techie celebrating his 5 Year Indian Visa

An  American tech entrepreneur, Tony Klor, has gone viral on social media after posting about receiving a five-year Indian visa. 

Klor, who works in the fields of blockchain and artificial intelligence, shared his excitement on X (formerly Twitter), highlighting India’s growing appeal to foreign tech builders.

In his post, Klor wrote, 

“It’s official! India is opening its doors to foreign blockchain & AI builders. I’ve just been granted a girthy 5-year India visa.” 

The tweet quickly captured the attention of Indian users and tech enthusiasts, drawing thousands of reactions and sparking discussions about India’s increasing openness to global innovators.

It’s official! India is opening its doors to foreign blockchain & AI builders.

I’ve just been granted a girthy 5-year India visa 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Trump says foreigners go kick rocks. Modi says welcome home bhai 🏠 pic.twitter.com/Lm8Py8j3Pp

— Tony Klor (@TonyCatoff) October 3, 2025

“Modi says welcome home bhai”

The line that truly resonated across the internet came when Klor added,

“Trump says foreigners go kick rocks. Modi says welcome home bhai 🏠.” 

The mix of humor and appreciation struck a chord with netizens, many of whom celebrated India’s welcoming attitude toward foreign professionals in emerging tech sectors.

Users flooded the comments with warm greetings, playful memes, and local recommendations. Some invited Klor to explore Bengaluru’s thriving startup scene, while others joked about introducing him to Indian street food and cultural experiences. 

The tweet has since become a symbol of India’s growing reputation as a global innovation hub.

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India’s Rise as a Tech Destination

In recent years, India has established itself as one of the fastest-growing destinations for technology, startups, and digital innovation. The government’s initiatives such as “Digital India” and “Startup India” have encouraged collaboration, research, and entrepreneurship.

Klor’s excitement reflects a broader trend of international tech professionals choosing India to build, invest, and collaborate. 

With a booming digital ecosystem, world-class talent, and expanding opportunities in blockchain and AI, India continues to attract attention from across the world.

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