It is fun! And you can see all picture, without borders. Hope it will helpful for you :)

You’re right, it takes time. But here, in Belgrade, it’s not so hard for me. Because language from the same language group. I don’t understand many words, but I can understand context. Thank you for your support!

Hi Amira! In Serbia you can get Temporary Residency after opening business here, like individual entrepreneur. I don’t know is it possible before you come in Serbia. Maybe not, please check it. But if you’re in Serbia, you can use this guide www.srb.guide - it’s in Russian language, but you can use google translate. This guide creates by Russian speaker community in Serbia. I got my visa follow steps from this guide. Good luck 🙂

@@StepansOdyssey thank you so much will check

I have a Russian speaker with me so he said thank you and the link was very detailed and helpful

Im glad to hear it and glad it helpful! :)

thank you for your understanding and hospitality!

Thanks for your understanding brother. I really hope that this will happen and smart people will finally be able to build a better life. People are more important than politicians, regardless of views.

Don't tell her that I have a KZbin channel 😁

@@StepansOdyssey 🤣🤣🤣👍

In Russia, the turnout threshold for elections has been abolished. this means that even if only 1 person comes to vote, the elections will be considered valid. therefore, boycotting the elections is not an option in this situation. it makes much more sense to come and vote.

@@StepansOdyssey What do these elections show? 1. High turnout. 2. Great popularity of Putin. All the rest are poor excuses for the wrong policy of the opposition. I don't support Putin's way of ruling, I'm just saying that the Russian opposition is not worth five roubles.

If we talk about representatives of the Russian opposition, politicians, some of them are dead, some of them are in prison. And those who managed to leave really can't agree among themselves. Yes, just like 100 years ago, there was exactly the same situation in the opposition. Where there are two Russians, there will be three opinions. As far as I understand, after talking to those who are now in Russia, many people there realize that the turnout was not huge. And they also realize that there is no high support, and these are artificially created numbers. 87% is too much, even for those who support it. For all those outside of Russia, the action was announced and people went to it to show that they are going to vote differently. I'm interested in your opinion, what do you think should have been done? Keep in mind that freedom of speech does not exist in Russia now and there are a lot of laws that say you can go to jail for expressing different views.

Thanks!!

According to the information that was on the official website, we could only vote at this polling station. Why? It's difficult to say, but we can guess. Either they didn’t have accurate data on how many Russians there are now, or they didn’t want everyone to have time to vote.

nice city, yes!

@@StepansOdyssey why did you return from Georgia? You find a work in Belgrade?

No, i have remote work. I was come to Serbia to take legalization and documents. In Georgia they dont give resident permit for people from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.

@@StepansOdyssey OK, so you are now living in Serbia? Is Serbia cheaper than Georgia or Russia?

@@predragmatejic5295 for now yes. Is it cheaper? It’s hard to compare, different products cost different. So I can be wrong. If we compare by cost of living, only rent and groceries Belgrade and others: 1. Russia - cheapest grocery, cheaper rent outside city center. 2. Georgia. Same rent price right now. I think cheaper groceries, but quality not so good. If we compare car and gasoline, Belgrade and others: Russia- super cheap gasoline 0,6 $ per liter. Crazy prices for cars, I think twice higher than in Belgrade (because of sanctions). Georgia - little bit cheaper gasoline 1,1$ per liter. Cheap used car and same price for new cars.

yep :)

Hello Roger! Nice to see your comment :) I'm fine, thank you! How you doing? Right now the commission counted the votes in Belgrade - Davankov 3185, Putin - 512.

I'm doing well Stepan, thank you. Thanks for the news about the counting!

Hello Glenda! Nice to see you too :) Thank you, we are fine. And nope, im started smoking again :/ How you doing?

@StepansOdyssey My little one and I are also doing well. I imagine that trying to quit smoking would be like trying to quit sugar! No surprise on the election results...Lol. This morning, I tell my 10 year old that Russia's election results are in, and " guess who won?" Her with attitude: Well of course it was Putin."

Hi Sergey! I watched your videos, thank you for commenting! :) Basically yes, Serbia accepts Russians regardless of their political views. And we very appreciate that! But I have heard those who are politically active may not be granted a residence permit in Serbia.

Both of you guys are welcome in Serbia. I am looking forward to see you Sergey again in Belgrade

@@StepansOdyssey well, unless they deport directly to Russia I think it's fine. There are other countries where such people can immigrate even though it takes time.

@@predragmatejic5295 hvala puno!

Putin got only 3% in Belgrade while in Athens Greece 59%,we got hard core anti Putins here in Serbia

Thank you for watching 😊

As far as I know this is only one place. At least for people who live in Belgrade.

I think some people will still vote this way, but the majority of those who left Russia, of course no.

Putin got 3% in Belgrade ,Davankov 48%

impressive numbers

Ok now they have to go out from Serbia,we don like prowest Russians,we dont like nazi nato too.@@dejdan832Serbia is not that country,we want to go in Briks,no in eu,eu is done,nato is done thanks to God.

How can you like a guy that kills his own people has them living in poverty doesn't fix the Russian infrastructure and is dumb enough to start World War 3.@@dejdan832

Hello! Thank you for writing, glad to see you too. Unfortunately, I don’t have the energy to go to KZbin right now. Honestly, the Russians call it “Non-elections” or “without elections.” We all understand that this will not have any effect and we know what the result will be. we do this to show that we exist, for the authorities and for ourselves.

@@StepansOdyssey Well yes, I understand that. I guess it isn't much different than us, in America. Votes don't do much to change bad policies, but a lot of Americans vote anyway. To go on record as being against them.

That is such a heartening and admirable thing to hear. The message that is sent shows the world that Russians do care enough to get out and vote, in spite of everything that would demotivate them. I’m very impressed with these people also.

@Cyclonus2377 The USA has democracy, flawed as it is, however it is democracy and your vote still counts and makes a difference, especially if you live in a swing state. Russia is an autocratic regime, it’s not the same. Don’t undermine the American idea of American democracy with fatalism.

​@@mdgcwoodWell said.

definitely no! those who were against the regime had the “Noon Against” action, they had to come to the elections at 12 o’clock today and stand in line. And so it is now all over the world and in Russia too.

@@StepansOdyssey how many Russians are there in this video?

Really don’t know. But people standing in this line hours. Distance of this line 1,3 km. ChatGPT says it’s about 6500 people standing in this line at onetime. But I’m not sure 🤔

Thank you! Yep, and like i see right now, we are very close to each other by cultural (SRB and RUS). Thanks for hospitality :)

sorry, i didn't understood. what is "sm"?

Thank you! Coffee shops in Old City, I think. And riding a bike along the embankment. I’m don’t like beach chill, but I’m loving live near big water.

Hello Rosanne! Thank you! I'm glad this is was interesting for you :)

Hello! Thank you, it is so hard. I'm still can't do it this, but I'm try.

Ok :)

@@StepansOdysseyLidl bring meat all along from e.g. Spain or similar, frozen meat. You have a lot of small meat shops that have a fresh meat...

Привет! Спасибо что написал про свой опыт. Да, согласен с тобой. Везде не рай, и хочется домой. Я бы с радостью вернулся бы в Питер или Харьков. Но кажется сейчас такой возможности у нас нет. Вот и остается строить новый дом в другом месте. Надеюсь у тебя все получится. Сил тебе и побольше хороших людей на пути!

Thank you brother! :)

Thank you! :)

Hi Jesimiel! I would love to stay in Georgia, but they don’t give us documents (residence permits and everything connected with it).

Спасибо за просмотр! Рад что вам понравилось :)

Your empathy and support mean a lot to me and to all those affected by this situation. Thank you!

You right, it is feels lonely. But here in Belgrade many Russians, and our diaspora is not bad. But the place were we living right now is far enough from places were this people we can meet. So we thinking about change apartment. About quit smoking cigarettes it's a tough task. I was try 3 times after publish this video, I won't stop trying until I quit smoking :)

Thank you! Totally agree about people :)

I'm glad you found the video motivating! I hope you get the chance to visit more countries in the future!

Yes! There's so much greenery there! And what the air is like there... nothing can describe it

It's amazing how the Internet gives us the opportunity to communicate with other people and cultures!