Live Like a King in Belgrade: Luxury Living in Serbia 🇷🇸

[@mkedan6741]

I respect Mr. Henderson and his opinion and thank him for this entertaining program. My problem is with my fellow Serbs who attack him and complain and whine about their lives in Serbia. These people have never been to the West or here in the States. Try surviving in New York for a couple months or gang infested Chicago. You think Belgrade is expensive? Try Los Angeles cost of living. You think you have coruption? We invented and perfected it here. Think Belgrade is crap? Visit Detroit for a day.

[@mort996]

It's expensive relative to our salaries. Rent for a 50m2 apartment is 450e and the average salary is 600e, add bills to the equation and you're paying the rent and bills more than what you earn per month. Nyc may be expensive but you definitely don't pay rent and bills more than your month's salary worth

[@JaStvarno]

@@mkedan6741 Mr. Henderson opinion is solely based on Western money invested in low tax counties, and that has nothing to do in terms of economic and political situations for people FROM Serbia. And that hat has nothing to do with the average Serbian person, it's an elitist Western point of view, where he will take his money, no matter what. I find it very arrogant to tell me ,and to hundreds of thousands other Serbian citizens, who moved out from wars, corruption and poverty that we are not capable of seeing reality around us. Just amazing.

[@Lazarus_ReSpawn]

There is a huge misunderstanding within this debate. The foreigners can't see how much sharper the line between poverty and luxury is for the locals, and the locals cannot zoom out from their struggled financial situations enough to see the good sides like safety, health and individual freedoms or traditions that they're enjoying. West doesn't have these freedoms at all. Yes, the game is rigged against you if you are a common Serb. Sanctioned, low salaries, always needing some "I know a guy who knows a guy" to get certain things done, no safety nets. But you need to _acknowledge_ that and find ways to secure yourself knowing what's up. If you do, you will quickly realize you're living in one of the best places in the world. Stop arguing and crying about it, life was never a fair game. There's always a way - but you won't find it if all you see is black and grey. This may sound like I'm already there, so let me assure you that I am not. I still struggle here, but not for long. The thing that changed within me at some point was the *understanding that I haven't found a way,* while many people have and are living nice. I stopped hating and blaming others and finally decided to focus on what more can "I" do. And the gears shifted, just like that. Less crying, more figuring it out please.

[@bjornborg4849]

@@mort996 that is why home owner ship is 95% in Serbia

[@racimegacar]

Exactly!!! I moved home from Vancouver to Serbia. People think beautiful BC, Vancouver, bla bla...but it's pure crap...City or country is not only a lovely picture, it's much deeper, when you scratch Vancouver, below it's rotten...

[@PabloDelavega-j5x]

I am French live in sweden and have lived in Belgrade for a month , Serbia and Serbian’s are the best ❤️👌🇷🇸 живели србиja , Long live to my Serbian brothers and sisters ❤️🇷🇸🇫🇷

[@MilutinSRB87]

❤🎉 Cheers bro from Belgrade Serbia

[@dusansilni258]

PabloDelavega-j5x...merci pour ton commentaire. Vive la France, le pays le plus beau au monde.

[@samosrx9320]

Toooooooo😍😍😍😍😍

[@BojanaStevanovic-t3b]

Merci beaucoup ❤

[@ytubeu7450]

Belgrade 🇹🇷

[@AkakiKhujadze]

"This is Europe without the part of Europe that sucks" - very well said!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@hugedell]

Yes !!! Love that !!!

[@dollars2612]

@@nomadcapitalist Hello. Is it possible to not be physically present in Malta while on a CBI program in Malta?

[@PolishBehemoth]

That line by itself makes me interested.

[@IvansBikesBmws]

Hahaha I loved hearing it!

[@sovereigndeleon]

My family stayed in Serbia for three months. Budget-friendly, kind and hospitable people, beautiful and safe environment. Without a doubt one of the best hidden gems not just in Europe, but in the world.

[@Arman-sky]

❤

[@alexrupic]

Thank you, come again!

[@ytubeu7450]

Serbia 🇹🇷

[@alexrupic]

@@ytubeu7450 Sending love from Serbia to Turkiye my guy! I'm coming to Istanbul in a few days.

[@dericlima]

I lived in Belgrade for nine years, and I have tons of love for the city and the country: Warm and friendly people, a safe city, nice nature to explore. I was very welcome there as a black Brazilian, made amazing friends and lived one of the most important parts of my life there. Volim Srbija moja kuca

[@samosrx9320]

yeaaa brooo!!😍😍❤

[@theproxy6841]

Then why are you no longer there?

[@dericlima]

@@theproxy6841 I became a digital nomad and started exploring other countries around the world. I can always return to Serbia when I feel like it.

[@natasakrstic7098]

I mi vas volimo ❤ brate.

[@blueeyeddevil1678]

@@natasakrstic7098 Ne volimo.

[@MegiTsiklauri-io8yv]

I can’t wait to visit Serbia! It seems like a such a unique blend of East and West. From my experience, the Serbian people are some of the friendliest and most vibrant you’ll ever meet.

[@ZintleMagazi]

Same!

[@gamps2771]

You mentioned a good point. Back in the Cold War era, we were kinda associated as the west for the east & the east for the west;) you really get a mix of both worlds, which kinda makes us as an entity pretty uniqe in my opinion. Feel free to visit us, i‘m pretty sure you wont regret it.

[@SteveFox369]

Everybody is welcome here, as long as your normal. And it's true we are polarlized between East and West in every sense

[@dejanmunjiza80]

East-West-South

[@aleksandarnaum1846]

@@dejanmunjiza80well first of geographically Serbia (SRB) is located in southern Europe and to be exact Southeast or just like Portugal is in Southwest Europe. Serbia is in Europe and European.

[@Tikvicki100]

As a Serb who lived in uk for the past 11 years I am finally coming back

[@user-oj2ip3os3h]

Bosnian here in America. All of our diaspora just wants to live back home, Even the first generation who was born here. Thanks for showing the balkans in a nice light!

[@yelenabgd]

Welcome to home.

[@Lessgo00]

​@@yelenabgdHe is Bosnian not serbian. Greetings from Romania

[@bojanpalink5471]

Ko su pa sad ti BOSANCI...nikad čuo za te Bosance...opet neka nova izmišljena nacija...prema popisu stanovnika nema ni 1% tih Bosanaca....država se zove Bosna i Hercegovina, pa je prema toj logiki bar 50% Hercegovaca.

[@yelenabgd]

@@Lessgo00??

[@Anna_Lianhua]

I just came back from Balkan trip and tbh Sarajevo is my favorite place now. Very special, people are soooo friendly and help tourists a lot. Many speak English, those who do not also trying to help if u try to speak local language. I loved it and would wish to come back some day. Many years ago some of my family members found a story about 1000+ years ago history, king in Bosnia, Ban Kulin, my last name is Kulinich, so we thought it might be a fairy tale; during this trip some people in Bosnia recognized this name) Obala Bana Kulina is one of the main streets in Sarajevo. Interesting. Surely some day I will be back, my best wishes to Bosnia and hope it will prosper.

[@carlesjoseplv]

My favorite country. Slava Srbija! Slava Pravoslaviye!

[@synth1002]

yea those bitc%es in the video go hand in hand with pavoslaviye

[@bezstraha1932]

Slava Rodnoverje !

[@asmodeoux]

вера вечна вера славна наша вера православна ☦

[@bezstraha1932]

@@asmodeoux 🪬☀️

[@sergejstankovic2388]

Lik je dosa zbog zena ljudi moji...stranci/zapadnjaci su izuzetno popularni ovde

[@davidvukotic]

KOSOVO JE SRBIJA, greetings from Belgrade!

[@remixl6020]

Uvek bilo!

[@remixl6020]

@@BesnikS-j9n FREE? how's is free when you took him, kidnapped him... Our churches are older than you!!!! Terrorist

[@dusansilni258]

​@@remixl6020i uvek će ostati srpsko

[@One1uno_pari]

It is unfortunate that even after a quarter of a century, some Serbs still struggle to accept the reality of Kosovo’s independence. This attitude often seems to be more of a façade, rooted in deeply ingrained, unresolved historical traumas and nationalist narratives. The lack of reflection and self-criticism regarding their own past exacerbates the issue, as there is an absence of honest engagement with the events. Additionally, many people are still being deliberately bombarded with propaganda, which maintains old enemy images and unrealistic notions, instead of paving the way for dialogue and reconciliation. A sustainable future can only be achieved through a joint, realistic confrontation with the past and acceptance of the current situation.

[@pantapink2370]

@@dusansilni258 DO GODINE U PRIZRENU.

[@LeighH2323]

I'm a foreigner that has been living in Belgrade for 8 years now, married a Serb and have a kid here, and I have an online business here, so thought I'd chime in with couple additions to this video for anyone thinking of relocating here... Pros: You will have a great lifestyle IF you have money - as one of the entrepreneur guys said, if you have a business with clients outside of Serbia, your money goes VERY far here and you will have a very comfortable lifestlye. No woke bullshit here - more traditional kind of culture and society. Guess it all depends on what you like but I personally prefer a more traditional culture over this woke degeneracy I see in the West these days. Here I can send my kid to school and I know she won't be getting brainwashed by some radical left wing lunatic. VERY safe - compared to cities in Western Europe I've been to, Belgrade is super safe. I don't think I have ever once felt unsafe in the entire 8 years I've been here and that includes my time before I was married and staying out at pubs and splavs until 5 in the morning. Literally never had any issues. Hospitality and social vibes - Serbs are probably the friendliest people I met in all my travels in Europe. You literally can go to kafana and just random people will buy you drinks if they hear you're a foreigner because you're a guest in their country (at least that was my experience). And social atmosphere here is very lively, people really value social connections, friends, that sort of thing. Cons: Serbia is very tough if you work a typical 9-5 job here. Salaries here are pretty poor so just be aware if you come here, make sure you come here as an entrepreneur (which I suspect most people wathcing a channel like this would be) because salaries here are bad even for many people that work in professional fields. It's CAN be crazy expensive - again this is relative. If you have an online biz with clients outside of Serbia, you don't really notice the costs of things. But if you work a typical 9-5 job here, shit is crazy expensive from rent to prices of food in a supermarket, petrol, etc. Pollution in winter is atrocious in Belgrade. Be prepared for this if you come here that you're gonna be dealing with shocking air quality for probably 3 months at least. Driving culture - I guess this one is also relative depending where you're coming from but for me, driving culture here is insane. I swear 90% of drivers here are utter lunatics, literally don't give a shit about basic road rules, don't want to stop for pedestrians, park literally wherever they feel like parking, or even respect basic driving courtesy.

[@stefanmandic3447]

You can't be from Belgrade if you don't absolutely hate the traffic and the drivers 🤣🤣🤣

[@mpk08540]

I agree it's the worst traffic and pollution in Europe. Not fun.

[@Lionzvezdara78]

Actually, regarding pollution, we used to have very strong winds (koshava, 120km/h) that comes from Carpathian mountains, particularly in winter period, and which totally clears the air. Unfortunately, it is almost non existent last few years, probably due to climate change.

[@JoseBoy-ve5kb]

Finally objective comment. If you think to come here and work for living you are about to be very badly surprised.

[@LeighH2323]

@@JoseBoy-ve5kb All of these videos are just designed for marketing purposes to sell to Westerners, hence why I thought I'd add some objectivity based on my actual experience living here as a foreigner.

[@MariaBanoy]

Belgrade's vibe is incredible! So much culture and life in one city. Definitely on my travel list!

[@SC-oj8im]

Welcome

[@christianw1274]

Wow, this video really captures the beauty and luxury that Belgrade has to offer! The insights into Serbia's high-end living are amazing, and it’s great to see this city showcased in such a vibrant way. Definitely on my list of places to visit!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you very much.

[@warrentrout]

Belgrade seems far safer to me than Paris or London.

[@johnsilver1800]

It is

[@nobobonobo]

Yeah, there's very few basketball and sand people

[@zloboleo]

You can walk in suburbs in Belgrade in middle of the night and be peaceful.

[@gzoro8645]

Well, according to crime index Belgrade is much safer

[@dankadesign7462]

Man Paris is war zone.French doesn't like living there either.

[@VlogBloggerson]

I was in Belgrade in April. Such a wonderful city. I was pleasantly surprised. Clean, organised, beautiful buildings, felt safe, classy, well behaved and well dressed people.

[@NS-ye8qv]

Amazing video thank you! My husband and I are Serbs born in Canada, looking to move with our kids to Serbia in 2025 and bring our online business there. Cannot wait.

[@diannaboyd7876]

Sounds exciting, all the best!

[@yelenabgd]

Dobro došli!

[@marknikoloski1268]

whats your online business

[@marinagusova]

@NS-ye8qv what the heck why are you moving from beautiful wealthy prosperous Canada to poor Serbia ??! Whaaaaattt 😂

[@bgdabg6769]

​@@marinagusovanor everyone is stupid...best life ever...Serbia

[@DeeJJ87]

I was in Belgrade for the first time this past spring and this video really depicts it well!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@majortom8047]

Gracias for this. I'm in Mexico, and now Serbia is on my list of the next place to investigate come 2025 Springtime.

[@xanderthegreat1487]

Best time to go (May-June) not too hot the Sun is orangy/yellow like egg-yellow colour, best season.

[@SC-oj8im]

Welcome

[@SC-oj8im]

Welcome

[@sombor777]

You as Mexican will love it Serbia. Similar people to Mexican Food music parties families oriented…

[@yany.7679]

Been to Nis years a few ago, watched some of your videos made me to want to go back to Serbia to check out Belgrade. And finally, I just had the opportunity to travel Belgrade and Novi Sad a few weeks ago, absolutely a great country, very welcoming in terms of business entrepreneurship and tourism. Food is amazing and also very reasonable price. Belgrade is more multi-cultural, also feels like it's a city never sleeps, even some bakeries open 24/7. And plus, it's very safe to walk around as a solo female traveler I can tell you! Maybe Serbia is calling me for the next move? :)

[@StudioTomicTeam]

We moved fron USA to Serbia 3 years ago. Best decision ever we have made

[@santiagotowers2533]

Could you elaborate ? We are a northern Mexican family living in Ireland, but we have lived in the US and believe there's more opportunities.

[@goxyeagle8446]

@@santiagotowers2533They are Serbians that's why they fit into Serbia. For Mexicans USA is better option considering how many of your people live over there.

[@santiagotowers2533]

@goxyeagle8446 I already paid the US Exit tax, and Ireland made more sense for my kids' tutoring and simplified tax home base planning. Do you know the Swiss Canton's requirements ?

[@goxyeagle8446]

@@santiagotowers2533 No I don't. So why would you leave Ireland if you feel comfortable over there?

[@santiagotowers2533]

@@goxyeagle8446 Are you Serbian ?

[@TheMoneyGPS]

This series is done so well.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you very much.

[@ilsevanheerden4976]

agreed!

[@gaugeray7462]

It really is 😊 I keep finding myself back again.

[@dealerslicenseops]

I am a huge fan. Well produced, smart, concise and no bs clickbait. This is one of the best channels on youtube for anyone who knows what is....coming.

[@IgnacioAmatriainTorrens]

Great insides on such a great city!! Serbians are really great hosts and make you feel so comfortable when visiting their country!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for the compliment.

[@diannaboyd7876]

"Men to the left.. because women are always right" Haha, that was clever. This is a great video, because it shows what things are really like in Belgrade. I was very surprised by the high level of sophistication in their use of the English language. I also liked the sense of uniqueness in the culture. Thanks for an eye opening view of this beautiful place.

[@freemanbases]

Lots to love about Belgrade. Strategic location in Europe, lively city, interesting history, lots of opportunity for nomads and it's the hub of the region, as Mr. Henderson says.

[@A_Canadian_In_Poland]

I travelled across Serbia over 4 days (Novi Sad, Beograd, Nis) and remember the "Rostilj" take-outs on every other street corner. Hotels were about 20 euro per night. Liked Serbia much more than Croatia. English proficiency seemed better the further south I went in the Balkans, but I never travelled much into the rural areas.

[@slobodanstojanovic8125]

Thats interesting coz further south you go serbian language "go down south" lol

Hotels are 20€ anymore😂 that was like that years ago. Hotels are now 80€

Hotels are 20€ anymore😂 that was like that years ago. Hotels are now 80€

[@jemradwan]

Glad I got to watch this before I leave Serbia tonight! I've been reading and watching Nomad Capitalist since 2016 but loving these new King videos. Spent just a few days in Belgrade but think it's my new favourite country, probably wouldn't have considered it without Andrew. Thanks for everything Andrew & the Nomad Capitalist team

[@eponaepona]

No we don't learn English from movies. We learn English in schools, since the age of 8, until the end of university. This is where our solid English comes from 🎉

[@CarolievanOostrum]

Wow, this really highlights the beauty of the nomad capitalist lifestyle! Living luxuriously in a place like Belgrade, while enjoying the freedom to explore the world, is what it's all about.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you very much for the compliment.

[@lupus9596]

Thank you for your honesty. I was born in Skopje, moved to NJ when I was 5, got married in Bitola, moved to Calitornia, had my kids in San Diego and came back to Bitola, Makedonia in 2007, have my own business making 6 figure US salary. Agree with everything you and your guests said about culture, raising kids, no weird Woke culture, and the best wines in the Balkans coming from MK. Love your channel.

[@viktoriaamy7]

Serbia looks absolutely beautiful, and the culture seems so vibrant. I’d love to visit one day and experience it all firsthand. Petrus Pomerol looks inviting! Hvala for this amazing series, I really enjoyed watching it.

[@joyyyy777]

Whenever I see this kind of video, I recognize again how the world is massive. God bless you.

[@shogunero3.6]

This is the best “Live like a King” episode so far.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@truehearteye-candy167]

My favorite place to live in serbia 🇷🇸 for many reasons

[@yohatch]

This is Balkan - everybody lives like a king. Until they don't.

[@XxxxXSHADOWMAN]

I ❤ balkan countries

[@beatroot_red]

...and their remains are found in the dumpster

[@hugedell]

They said it’s safe 🤣

[@Lovingdogsclub]

😂😂😂😂​@@beatroot_red

[@yohatch]

@@hugedell Well it is. Until it's not

[@cargo24l7]

Прекрасная страна! Замечательные Люди с душой❤️

[@ЕгорРябенко-к4г]

И смех и грех - это то что там😢

[@cryptotharg7400]

Not seen any tattooed women, so far. Belgrade is looking good!

[@kennethlafrate8460]

good point, sharp eye, I agree

[@TechByteCentral]

Just breathe the air from November until March, and let me know if its looking good lol. One of many reasons why ten of thousands Serbs leave the country every year..

[@neshas.kragujevac-chicago4270]

@@TechByteCentral NE SERI!

[@TechByteCentral]

@@neshas.kragujevac-chicago4270 tako je brat

[@aspiceoflife]

good fathers

[@SrdjanDujakovic]

Косово Србија 🇷🇸☦️☦️

[@StudSnob]

Idi izderi se to u sred Pristine.

[@orthodox-4-ever]

@@StudSnob смараш друго-србијанац, иако се срце радује душевном болу који те тригерује, али немој да претјерујеш него буди бар мало од користи, за разлику од твог бескорисног (можда и канцерогеног) карактера, па подржи творца овог видеа и своју земљу (иако можда немаш филинг да је твоја) 😉❤

[@giordanabruna4825]

Kosovo and Metohija is Serbia! Always was and will always be! Presently under NATO/USA occupation!

[@alexgorki]

@@giordanabruna4825 Skini se s Pinka

[@SrdjanDujakovic]

@@StudSnob отац ми је био ,а на сам јебо маму усташама у Дервенти 92 ,95 папак

[@GA_ME]

Belgrade is by far the best city in which to live, in the world. Not by any standard metrics, but by the sense of freedom, warmness, joy and epicness when you walk the streets.

[@bluuncover]

So true! Love my city! We do have some infrastructural issues that we have to work on, but we'll solve those 😊❤🎉

[@robjus1601]

This should be interesting, my ancestor lost his life taking the city from the Ottoman Empire in the 1600s.

[@Lessgo00]

Belgrade is the best city?😂 A country with no history. Greetings from Romania

[@pythagoran]

@@Lessgo00 damn dude, your level of hate and ignorance is both sad and frightening

[@mala019]

@@Lessgo00It’s not for everyone. 😊 Thank you for your opinion. ✌️

[@SiboneloMaphalala]

Beautiful place with beautiful people. Absolutely magnificent.❤

[@amitloutube]

I was walking there 2 hours ago so 1 hour before on waterfront before your live video and I feel relaxed! any day any time when you walk you do not feel unsafe at any corner of Belgrade!

[@dankadesign7462]

There is no such as perfect place anywhere in the world but as per today Serbia and Belgrade is one of best options for normal life with traditional family values- if you can afford it as its not that cheap as used to be. Nicely done video. 👍👍❤.❤

[@crysis33331]

Yeah, maybe but not for Serbians. They are making like €600 per month.

[@dankadesign7462]

@@crysis33331as Serbian who.lives abroad i personally think that life in Serbia for ordinary ppl (who was lucky to find decent job ) is far from good with hardly any social security from government.As friend of mine said: Serbia is not country for poor people!! She is rich and currently live in Belgrade with great lifestyle.traveling across Europe with paying various personal services (cleaning cooking etc) quite cheeply comparing what she will pay here.

[@sophie-bc3v8j]

Great work and a very insightful video, continuously opening our eyes to new countries and the benefits of a Nomad Capitalist lifestyle. Thank you!

[@jugoslavnamljidjiu9021]

My town my country i lived in Italy and England but now in that countrys no freedom taxes sky high. Anyone who wants should come and see for themselves, experience Belgrade and Serbia, I am not saying that we are without flaws, I am not saying that we are the best, but come spend a week and then decide. We like to enjoy life we like to eat quality food without GMO we love to drink and most of all we like to party. Welcome to Belgrade.

[@alexrider5623]

It is safe, but the more internet trends and cultural manipulation comes from the West, the more the country loses its old glory. Just as Europe lost its soul through the mixing of cultures and globalism, Serbia will gradually lose its authenticity of the unknown. As much as videos like this help the world to know about us, they also create a danger that we will become like everyone else.

[@mcsg5053]

I mean people are moving out of Serbia and have been for a while now, -600.000 in the last 10 years, and that for a relatively speaking small country is a LOT. Basically a country that is great to live in if you have money but not really if you dont, foreigners love Serbia is what i have noticed but they dont know the situation when it comes to politics and how people involved are slowly ruining it day by day, sadly.

[@GigglingStoners]

That's going to happen with or without these videos, both Europeans and Americans are going the way of the dodo.

[@GlobalResearch2001]

Belgrade is not Serbia, it is a capitol city and therefore it's a metropole not only of Serbia but of Balkans !! Its very normal for changes to happen as they have for centuries in Belgrade, but you are way out with your statement !! You need to look at your history and understand the mentality of your people, by that I mean the vast majority and not the few in Belgrade that are chasing the Western dreams. Those are very minor compared to the population. Like Hungarian, Serbian mentality will stay Serbian. I'm a professor of Slavistics here in Canada and I received my masters in Belgrade and Kiev !!

[@GlobalResearch2001]

@@mcsg5053 As a Canadian I can tell you that without money it's not good here or anywhere in the world !! Why do you make such an uneducated and bias statement. Approximately 100,000 Canadians move out of Canada every year, 4,000,000 live abroad, we import 700-1,000,000 immigrants every year to fill the gap !!

[@mcsg5053]

@@GlobalResearch2001 Yeah Serbia is on the same path then lol, do you know who works construction or drives buses in Serbia? Want a spoiler? Im just saying that no country is perfect and Serbia aint perfect.

[@nomadjournalist]

I miss visiting Belgrade on a regular basis. Really looking forward to this episode! Živeli!

[@izil1fe]

14:07 She looks better then 9/10 supermodels i have seen. Such a stunning woman!

[@sergejstankovic2388]

Pa zbog toga je i dosao u BG

[@Svetovid-c5e]

@izil1fe You can see even more clearly at 14.48 how beautiful she is!!

[@TraverzeCulture]

I been to Serbia and it's beautiful

[@asmodeoux]

That's the kind of a show we needed. I'm tired of watching videos about some country to only hear what is the minimal salary, welfare and so on. I'm not traveling to be a plumber in Serbia, I'm traveling to live like a king! 👑 All the love and prosperity to Serbian brothers and sisters 💪

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for watching.

[@genije87]

They told how delivery in a birth house is free, but he did not tell you how birth houses look like and how aggressively pregnant women are treated there. This video presents a very one-sided perspective on life in Belgrade. Apart from that, things presented are quite shallow and meaningless (the nightlife at this wannabe Moulin Rouge, starting to go out at 1am is early, super expensive wine only the very rich can afford, luxury fashion you can literally buy everywhere in the world… not many authentic Serbian things in this video have been presented, sadly.

[@LeonieBachmann-h7x]

We love Novak!

[@radoskovi8627]

❤❤❤

[@bennydrea]

Thank you Andrew for promoting Belgrade! Excellent video.. City government is questionable but Belgrade overcomes everything traditionally..

[@kokinbg]

Ma kako ga promoviše? Za one koji imaju milione jeste tako, za ljude koji moraju da rade za plate, ovo je iluzija za loženje ega, kao vučić da mu je pisao scenario..

[@mcsg5053]

@@kokinbg Stranci sa parama obozavaju Beograd, kao i druge gradove na ovim prostorima, nazalost ne znaju, niti ih verovatno zanima kako zaista stvari stoje za vecinu gradjana ovde.

[@tonyn3227]

Been in Belgrade many times, what a great city, most Americans have no clue, how cool is it here. It's getting expensive too ,just so people know .

[@Born-to-explore-2020]

Love Serbia 🇷🇸 from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@dusanninic5372]

Love K2 in Pakistan. Greetings from Niš, Serbia....

[@Lenin286]

My new country to visit

[@nouredine5047]

Welcome..lenin, Toothkamoon, Ave Minerwa , Yεss..eterna Sophia Lorèn , avanti 🇷🇸

[@idaadamovic3387]

That Belgrade and Serbia, which you are now praising, your country is not legally bombarding with ferro and depleted uranium bombs, the radiation of which has caused about 300,000 people to get cancer and die. The aggression and bombing of Serbia lasted 78 days/24 hours a day. True, Serbs are the most hospitable people in Europe, but they don't forget. The largest number of fighter planes were from Germany, the UK, the USA, and France. Until now, there has never been an apology to the Serbian people, you have never paid the Serbian people the damage caused by the destruction of the infrastructure of Serbia, which your countries have committed, which is at least a trillion dollars.

[@kevinlucey2146]

Correct my understanding, because your viewpoint is common. Yugoslavia was killing and displacing Albanians living in Kosovo. These acts risks destabilazation of the area. Yugoslavia refused more than one diplomatic solution. Those were bad decisions. NATO bombing ultimately resolved the matter. Warfare is terible--for the people of Belgrade as well as the people of Kosovo. You tell the story as if Serbians were just peacefully going about their business and all of a sudden, without warning, these evil NATO nations just started dropping bombs. Ethnic Albanians could tell their own horror stories and air their grievances against Serbia. You want an apology? You should have accepted the diplomatic solutions presented to you. You dared NATO to act. Shouldn't you take a little responsibility for the debacle?

[@manintheboxxxX]

Whoever think coming to Belgrade having lots of fun for small amount of money - it will not happen. Maybe in some other city in Serbia. Most of the things are more expensive than in any country around - gas prices, restaurant prices .... Prices in supermarket are higher than they are in EU countries.

[@Phidiasan]

Huge Serbian community in Southern China, direct flights to Belgrade now.

[@dusancolic5982]

Serbia is hidden gem in Europe! 💪🇷🇸

[@VirtousStoic]

I love this series in your channel, always a quality video, tysm❤ I miss anthony bourdain may he rest in piece This of course is diff than his shows, but it reminds me of him ❤❤❤ The editing of the video, the pace, production quality, your presentation and charisma. All fantastic

[@PeterOSullivan-lk9bs]

Great video! Really enjoyed the content and how well everything was explained. Looking forward to more uploads! Keep up the awesome work! 👏

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you very much.

[@sweep1884]

This was another amazing video! I want to go live in Serbia now.

[@KarthikBharathi]

8:42 this is what you call culture and hospitality, not penny pinching with a calculator every time you go out

[@MrSoko1000]

A very romantic view of Belgrade and Serbia, the reality is a little different...

[@AIexOut-A-Magic-x6w]

Bro, this channel is called "Nomad capitalist". The word capitalist comes from Latin "capita" meaning "heads". In ancient times a King was considered "rich" if he had a lot of servants working as employees for him and an army with a lot of men capable of fighting a war or to defend the country. The power of a King was calculated not only by the amount of weapons, vehicles, horses, food etc but also and specially by the amount of men he had at its disposition to use those weapons, vehicles and horses. So each year the wealth of a King was written in annual royal inventory books as "capital", meaning "amount of heads". In the same way a peasant will count his "capital" by the amount of "heads" of horses, cows or pigs, the King though will count his capital by the amount of "heads"of men serving him. This is how through time the word for "rich" became "capitalist". In other words, you are watching a channel for people who already have enough "capital" and when travel they do not have to worry about how to make money in the place where they arrive. This channel is not about "how to survive in Serbia". That topic is important but you have to go and find other channels for that kind of discussions. Have a nice day.

[@EmanuelSer]

This place looks incredible !!

[@gerasmus]

Excellent cinematography and production, congrats to your video editors and production team.

[@stef9684]

Like Vladimir said "without woke culture". This is a massive reason why a lot of diaspora Serbs are moving back along with the opportunities on offer, myself included!

[@kwhatten]

Who really cares about woke culture. Woke culture to me means letting people live their lives the way they want to. How does that negatively impact YOU? It doesn't.

[@aleksandardamnjanovic7012]

Great video, thanks! Belgrade is my hometown and I am glad that the people from around the globe find it attractive to live and do business in.

[@vladimirkrasojevic6026]

I look forward to this👌. Currently living in Novi Sad...not too far away from Belgrade.

[@PCAGA2298]

Serbia!❤

[@cryptolatino9220]

Such a great city!

[@Komentariram]

Belgrade can't be compared to other places. Maybe it has a New York vibe in terms of traffic chaos and nightlife, but other than that, it's its own world. For me, it's a good thing. 😊

[@dom8929]

Bro chill . It’s not even in top 30 cities in Europe wtf u talking about 😂

[@Komentariram]

@@dom8929 Who made the list, you? 😅

[@dom8929]

@@Komentariram bro come on what Belgrade u talking about . It’s nothing man 😂

[@Komentariram]

@@dom8929 Why is it the most visited city in Balkans after Athens than? Ever heard of Belgrade night life? Kalemegdan Forthers? Ada Ciganlija? Belgrade Waterfront? Nothing 😅

[@dom8929]

@@Komentariram Serbia has the least tourism alongside Bosnia in Balkans . Check the data

[@bobomeal]

13:10 During the SFRY time Macedonia was one of the biggest wine exporters in the world (in top 10) for a long period.

[@GleeSmee]

Member of the US Libertarian Party, here. Watching Liberland’s development with interest.

[@zarjesve2]

When we used cutlery, I mean a spoon, fork and knife in Paris, in the castle the bureaucrats ate with their hands like pigs. But we are the best at muddying our country until we go abroad and see how much more advanced, smarter we are in every way

[@yelenabgd]

Great video! Highly professional. 👏👍

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you

[@christopherlaw9184]

Thank you Mr Henderson. Lovely video. Lovely Belgrade.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@bonzita23]

Serbian Enterpeneurs these two don`t have a dime in their name, and his stance on why everybody speaks English here is just funny, In Serbia you learn English in Elementary school and they start in a very young age.

[@sun-groupecommunications1331]

We are a big friends with Serbian people 😊

[@lb42]

Regards from Split 👋🤗 Croatia 😊

[@KMac1368]

Have never been but it's definitely on my must-see-in-Europe list. The history and architecture of the city seem incredible.

[@rafaelg6910]

I haven't been able to poop for the last 5 days. After this video I had a need to go to the toilet. Thank you for no more stomach aches.

[@pelelazarevic8595]

🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@philsidock]

I spent 2.5 months in Belgrade this Summer, and I'm moving there in March. There are many cool things in Belgrade, but I love: how safe you feel all the time, how easy it is to make friends in Serbia (Balkan hospitality), the 24/7, vibrant nature of the city, and the low cost of living/low taxes for entrepreneurs. If you wanted to live in Serbia full-time, I would strongly recommend learning the language as best you can. It's not easy, but Serbians are very forgiving and appreciate you making the effort. ✌️

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thank you for this wonderful video, Live Like A King series for expatriates and investors.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Our pleasure. Glad you enjoyed watching.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@nomadcapitalist Have a great weekend. 😀

[@xanderthegreat1487]

Great country gem I hope not many people will discover it ✅😎

[@borisserafim]

Thanks Andrew for all you are doing promoting our countries. Greetings from Macedonia

[@lukabeograd]

Serem vam se na kapitalizam, luksuz, mindset za sticanje novca, privrednike, biznismene, potrosacko drustvo. Kenja mi se od entrepreneur-ova, influensera, laznih ljudi sa glupim ambicijama.

[@crysis33331]

Another example of city where you are king if you have money is Naples. Food and history is amazing. But if you are local, you are working for €1000 per month.

[@Geronimo-mo7qg]

Could you please include also information about sport facilities and gyms in Belgrade or any city you like for the nomads!! Great job!

[@florezrdavid]

Listen i just want to tell you guys, you're doing great. I love this (looking into new cultures and countries), I would appreciate it if you do this more often with other countries. Keep up the good work!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@writerbill1]

Belgrade is great, I'm visiting for a few months and I love it. One warning-- not everyone speaks English. No, not all young people speak English here, despite what you may have read on the internet. I've lived in 4 temporary apartments (2 neighborhoods in the city center, and 2 just outside of it). I've ran into several grocery store employees who don't speak it, but everything has worked out just fine, even with my very limited Serbian!

[@GiorgiKeinashvili]

The people look great, and the city seems really nice

[@JavierAndresRugeCorrea-ge7xq]

Liberland is so interesting ! I love the initiative

[@Kuk0san]

First I ever hear of it, very intrigued to have something like this in the Balkans

[@ShapeyFiend]

I don't think I want to emigrate to a new country built on a floodplain.

[@kennethlafrate8460]

These videos are very, very engaging to watch. Excellent work Andrew.

[@necasto]

Serbia is developing very fast, but we still protect our tradicion and hospitality!

[@Drbranicap]

We are not SERBIANS,mate!WEARE simply SERBS,ok?

[@SrdjanDujakovic]

Тачно

[@gorankostic8528]

Guy pointed very well all about Serbian culture and manners,great young man honestly speaking about the differences and favors among Serbia and Canada

[@DavidZylstra-rw3so]

Great video! Really enjoyed an inside look at Belgrade and how incredible it is! Looking forward to more!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you very much!

[@markrobby7136]

Serbians are open-minded and receptive people, and seeing almost all of them speaking the international language testifying to that. They are the opposite of the French. I live in France since 2007, but yet to find a French person who speak English. Not even students in the university. The university students I knew who speak in a beautiful American accent were from Morocco and Algeria - girls

[@closerwinner]

love belgrade!

[@annexe4202]

Me too!!!!!I feel there soooo free!!!

[@EsmeAnderson-t9s]

Great video! Thanks for the inside look at Belgrade..

[@nomadcapitalist]

You’re welcome.

[@scootertheeb6172]

I believe Poland 🇵🇱 is the safest country in Europe, with a crime rate so low that people can enjoy life without worrying about their safety. Additionally, Poland’s economy is growing rapidly and steadily. It might be worth doing an episode about Poland.

[@CesaresChannel]

Poland is being destroyed thanks to Donald Tusk. Warsaw full of migrants now

[@khanaliqasim1757]

I'm curious about Poland