I don't know where you live, but I have found that people are generally ready to meet you half-way if you offer open friendliness. So I don't understand your 'proven fact'.
Perhaps it may be sensible in your case (and with what I deduce are your expectations) to start with offering help to others? There must be voluntary groups in your area. I moved countries in 2002, landed in France in a derelict farmhouse, knew no-one. It didn't take too long to become a help-line, join in local events, offer help with English at the local Library etc., etc.
In March we moved back to UK - to an area neither of us knew, long story, we wanted to make our own lives. We are now very much accepted here, but we have again made the effort to get out and join in. I started by saying 'Hello' to people in the street.
Please get back if you need to, but honestly this is the way I/we have used. Give of yourself. :)