MOVING TO SERBIA IN 2023 IS EASY

We walk around Krusevac, Serbia talking about my experiences the past 3 years and I give some tips to people who are considering moving to Serbia in 2023.
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[@najbrzi28]

Moved back to Serbia from the USA after 30 years. Love it here!

[@SuzanaPaklar]

❤👍

[@user-vk2tm4yt8t]

BLAGO TEBI TO BI I JA ZELEO

[@jobrock1079]

What are some of the changes/differences you noticed compared to 30 years ago? Were you escaping the draft back then?

[@ilpaesedelmiocuore2637]

Why did you leave USA? Life is so good in the states.

[@bradbeckett]

Not if you actually know what's going on behind the curtain.

[@Invest4Cash-Flow]

Beautiful Serbia 🇷🇸 greetings from Miami

[@I_Cunt_Spell]

Go Dolphins 🐬🐬🐬! -from Belgrade/Zemun.

[@mioreskovic4555]

I moved here 13 years ago from Idaho USA, best thing I ever did.. Welcome to Serbia :))

[@FansteRambo]

Thank you For Promoting Serbia. We Love You !!!! :)

[@emm6155]

F’ Serbia

[@GGTanguera]

​@@emm6155 Siptar entered the room 😅

[@i_am3629]

Serbs are very warm and good people. I am slovene and was always welcomed there. Amzaing people, very kind and loving.

[@dusangligoric2093]

Glad to see people enjoying other smaller cities in Serbia. Getting tiered of Belgrade videos.

[@dartmandartman2900]

I am a US Expat living in Krusevac Serbia so I can personally attest to Brads video(s). Big thanks Brad for putting this, and all your other videos together concerning life in Serbia and especially here in Krusevac.👍🏼 Great Job 👏

[@peylmao]

that is very interesting! krusevac is my hometown and I've never met a foreign person here before. whenever I even run into one on the street, I'm slightly taken aback, considering krusevac isn't really as popular or "flashy" as some other major cities. i'd love to know what your experience has been like. how do my fellow townsmen treat you? does the language barrier set you back in any way? and most importantly, how do you like the food?

[@JM5C]

I moved from Canada to Serbia. Love it here !

[@Viggypop571]

Is your background Serbian? I’m Serbian living in Canada.

[@JM5C]

@@Viggypop571 Da

[@pacbdnabcde9203]

@@Viggypop571 I am Serbian living in Canada as the time goes more and more I am drawn to move back Canada is becoming not very good anymore. By the way I am from Vrsac and living on west coast of Canada.

[@jobrock1079]

@@pacbdnabcde9203 Trudeau and the globalists are ruining Canada.

[@kirilovakirilova4505]

and how is going?Im from Canada, and planning to move to Serbia too.

[@ACKE1389]

I'm actually so happy for you, Brad! Greetings from Novi Sad, Serbia

[@Gusararr]

Give this man a citizenship ASAP 😊

[@bradbeckett]

That's the dream. Thanks!

[@IvansBikesBmws]

​@@bradbeckett Yeah after Charles Cater, you are my favorite American with passion for Serbia. A citizenship deserved 100%.

[@slobodanilic3360]

@@bradbeckettyour dream will became the reality!

[@natashaj3788]

​@@IvansBikesBmwsCater is a nasty piece of work

[@jobrock1079]

@@IvansBikesBmws Charles Cather works for a U.S. State Department program which takes money and young people out of Serbia. It is not good for Serbia overall. The program costs Serbs and their families thousands of dollars and that doesn't even include their airfare and accommodations. All that for some low-skilled labor jobs in the U.S. during the summer months. Most have to get 2 or 3 full-time jobs to cover the costs of the program, airfare and rent. Many of these young Serbs find a way to stay, so it does drain the young people from Serbia. It is a program which helps the U.S., NOT Serbia. But Serbs don't see the reality because they are blinded by a few compliments he throws their way. He eats a lot of fast food in Serbia and says it's good, and Serbs think that is a good image for Serbia!? When he travels to other places in the Balkans he goes to nice restaurants, but in Serbia he eats cheaply.

[@violetab3750]

I am Serbian living in Canada. I visited Krusevac in May. I have to say, I am very impressed how well rebuilt and nice Krusevac looks now. ❤🇷🇸

[@d.blairganung4457]

What a BLAST of USEFUL info Brad. I'm older and have been thinking of retiring in Serbia. Since I lived in Prague for nearly 15 years (working back and forth on a ship as a seaman) then I'm experienced. Everything you said had the details to make it work (and life is in the details). Wonderful job this time.

[@raleighsheffield841]

Serbia is finally beginning to improve its rail system. Agree the new Belgrade-Novi Sad high speed is one of the best Ive ridden in Europe(October 2022). And yes they are rebuilding the line in both Hungry and Serbia for an improved Budapest-Belgrade higher speed route. May be another 1-2 years before completion. Unfortunately Belgrade-Nis may be five years away. But Serbia is on the right track(pun intended)

[@LakiLeGarcon]

Belgrade-Budapest will have been finished by the start of 2025.

[@SlavisaVasic-kr8dp]

@@LakiLeGarcon Niš do 2027

[@mizzo2006]

Hahahah topspeed 200km/h...in my country...1954 we had it..

[@VojvodaSloboda]

​@@mizzo2006 1954, ten years after Partizans killed your Nazi loyalists and filled mass graves with your SS Handzar division. You inherit that railway from Yugoslavia Partizans, mostly serbs built that railway. Your country didnt exist in history until 1991 and you dont even control majority of your country, you control minority hahahah

[@pointgreece4331]

If you are about to visit Novi Sad I'll be glad to be your tour guide. Serbia is so divers country full of contrasts and different mentalities but people are generally very friendly towards foreigners. Serbia is close to all major European countries and flights to Egypt, Turkey, France, Germany, Moscow, Rome take 1 to 3 hours. Plenty of ski resorts around, 5 to 7 hours car ride to Greek or Adriatic coast make it really a good destination to work, live and enjoy life.

[@d.blairganung4457]

I just received a big surprise. I was reading the menu at Bagdala restaurace and noticed the similarity of Serbian language to Czech. Plus they have things on the menu I would like to try. WOW!

[@zaklinaivkovic4550]

Srbi i Česi imaju dosta istih reči i imena, Miloš, Milan, Miroslav, Slavka. Naš najveći narodni heroj je Miloš Obilić.ćMoj tata je radio u Pragu 1974. tada je zavoleo Čehe i kaže da su oni kulturan vredan pošten narod.

[@ljiljanabanovic2169]

Same root, Slavic languages.

[@Brave2standalone]

Sure, the language is almost identical but our Slivovitz is stronger than Czech's Slivovitz!

[@ljiljanabanovic2169]

😃@@Brave2standalone

[@SlavisaVasic-kr8dp]

@@zaklinaivkovic4550 12000 srbizama ima češki jezik.

[@PEN32]

Kruševac is very very good city to live. Not so big, not even small, it has almost everything in it but in the other hands peoples are great which is most important fact. I know by visiting kruševac many many times.

[@zoranpetrovic5319]

Videces kako su divni, kad te budu smatrali svojim ili ako si gej npr.

[@leokaloper4132]

The only problem is that Merima has been missing in Krusevac for a long while.

[@aleksandarvujanic7914]

Interesting fact: Krusevac used to be a capital city of Serbia back in 14 century, under Emperor Lazar Hrebeljanovic, who fight against Ottomans on Kosovo (1389). Today there are only some parts of Donjoan Tower (largest tower of medieval fortress) left in Krusevac.

[@danicadabic9789]

Lazar was not an emperor, he was not even a king. At the time, he was the most powerful noble. But yes, in our minds, he is more than any of these titles.

[@aleksandarvujanic7914]

@@danicadabic9789 Well, after emperor Dusan Silni, he was one of many nobles, that took his part of country. There were Vukasin and Ugljesa Mrnjacevic, Brankovici, Uros (Dusans son), and many others.

[@thejoker2214]

@@danicadabic9789 Lazar use to be what Anglosaxons call "High Duke" !

[@youmad7068]

Russia is not just Moscow and S. Petersburg, only a person who knows very little about Russia can say that... there are nice places all over Russia. Some of larger cities that have a lot of attractions are: Tula, Volvograd (also known as Stalingrad), Krasnodar, Sochi, Rostov on Don, Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Vladivostok...

[@emilpopovic6167]

He means economically. So much financial power is concentrated to especially Moscow, somewhat St. Petersburg and the rest is distributed to the rest of the country. Maybe a bit less today than 20 years ago.

[@youmad7068]

@@emilpopovic6167 Russia was part of Soviet Union. S. Union had other cities the size of Sankt Petersburg like Kiev, Minsk, Kharkov, Baku, Astana... Economical power was spread to rest of the country true this mayor economical and industrial centers. This is the reason why now days it appears like only Moscow developed and other places in Russia stagnated true history, but that is only the case because Russia was part of larger entity and Moscow was capital of that larger entity. Wealth and resources like Oil, Gas and other ores from Russia were distributed to centers witch are no longer part of country, to build industry in those places. When Soviet Union collapse Russia had to pay the debt of all former Republics and it did by 2017. Now days Russian resources are spreed to Russian cities but Moscow still grow because it is central financial hub, all the banks, bureaucracy and insurance companies are there.

[@nikjank7106]

Управу је лик, остатак русије је мало њесра

[@nikjank7106]

@@branimirnikolic4559 Нз какве америка има везе са тиме да су само 2 града развијена у целој русији, Русија је свашта прегрмела што није морала, рат у украјини грузији и чеченији је могао да се избегне као и у афганистану

[@zoricadjuric12]

Volvograd??

[@sombor777]

We need more Americans like your self. Enjoy my friend. Living in Serbia also brings privilege that you can travel in no time to the 10 or more countries around

[@ToriLomatori]

Greetings from my lovely town of Kruševac, I'm glad you chose it out of many other cities as it is one of the most beautiful and underrated cities. If I ever get to see you, I'll gladly take u out for a drink man, all the best!

[@dekiNBG]

Another hint You can travel to Turkey with a Serbian ID card (not a passport) since last year.

[@ryangreen9770]

Great video Brad. Lots of useful information. We plan to travel to Serbia next year . Thanks 🙏

[@jelenatrpcevic1769]

Мој вољени❤ Крушевац...

[@Viggypop571]

Одакле си селе, девојано млада....

[@BugarskiMarko]

If you take care of the serbs they will take care of you - Truer words were never spoken my man.

[@user-jc9lh8pl6m]

Im quite happy to see you are having a positive experience here, even more so considering you arent just a tourist who can have very few things go wrong in comparison to someone moving here and bringing their business with them. Welcome and all the best o7

[@Radojkovic_Sasa]

Thank you for promoting your and mine country, I would like to have the perspectives to return and live back in Srb. But ty Brad, u r a good guy :)

[@AE1P]

This was quite informative, thank you for this - and especially for all of links. I'm Canadian, so not everything you talked about applies, but in any case I've been looking at potentially moving to Romania and/or Serbia sometime in the next 12-18 months. This was helpful!

[@bradbeckett]

Serbia is reducing the time to get permanent residency from 5 to 3 years. Definitely sell everything and come! Look up "Nix Serbia" here on KZbin, she's from Canada too.

[@AE1P]

@@bradbeckett Thanks for the additional rec! I'll likely be visiting in the next few months - have only visited Belgrade and Nis in the past and I'd like to check out some other areas. I've consulted with a couple of lawyers and there's a distinct possibility that I may not have to choose (ie. can hold active residence permits in both countries). Could be pretty useful to have options.

[@shailendrakhairnar6450]

​@@bradbecketthigh, watched your video. Excellent presentation. I am a portrait artist from India. In the last week of January I am planning to visit Hungary for exhibition of my portraits. If I do come there I will be planning to visit Serbia for a week and try one exhibition there.

[@AleksandarDragosavac]

Finally! how are you doing man? we need more videos from you😊

[@naelektrisanje]

I am from Krusevac and now living in Belgrade and deeply regret it. It was only when I left Krusevac that I learned to embrace how perfect the city is

[@novak5071]

Money is in Belgrade (ok, and many other things, such as big sport events, concerts of famous world stars…), but the real life to enjoy is in smaller cities! Niš, Novi Sad, Subotica, Kruševac, Pirot, in recent days also Kragujevac and Leskovac are becoming very attractive for living! These are cities from 50.000-60.000 (Pirot, Kruševac) up to 350.000 citizens (Novi Sad). Also, you have many other beautiful cities.

[@Oplix]

I was thinking about moving back to Russia after 30 years of living in US but now I am considering Serbia.

[@MS-uu9qc]

People in Serbia are happier with low income than western countries with higher income...

[@bradbeckett]

I agree. I make significantly less money then working full time in the US but I have 3/4 or more of my day completely free to do whatever I want.

[@Cristos1234]

We bought land close to you and are going move there soon (serbian wife). We leave western europe for similar reasons you stated in your video.

[@milosvelicic7067]

It's been a while since your last video. I thought you left the country. Glad to see you again making a video from Kruševac. ✌️😉 Yes, it's definitely easier now to move to Serbia. The government decided to make it easier, thus speed it up, 1. we need to import workers, 2. people who flee from Russia.

[@bradbeckett]

I'm not leaving: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXTNh5mapKmFgNE

[@milosvelicic7067]

@@bradbeckett Aaaand it seems like you got a kilo, two, three... 😆 Well, you are definitely all set in Serbia. 🤟

[@christiand.7404]

@@bradbeckettShow goes on 💪😂

[@borisjurosevic177]

Bro come to Banja Luka, I moved here a couple of years ago from Salt Lake. Keep up the excellent work.

[@raymonddersch4195]

Serbia is on my shortlist of retirement locations. Thanks for sharing your experiences on the move.

[@maja_sukara]

You’re awesome! And everything you said I confirm. I can’t say too much but my kids go to school in Serbia Loznica after living in Germany since birth. We are more than happy with live in Serbia. We enjoy a beautiful garden.

[@nemanjaugljesic8911]

i agree whit you that the government needs to invest more in railways and transportation in general, city busses have a ventilation but those who travel between cities need to be more comfortable, some of those busses are 20-30 years old for example

[@Batlca]

Unfortunately chances of people moving outside big cities are small. Big majority of constituents have left small towns to move to Belgrade. Villages were thriving only 20-30 years ago. Now only people left are the ones left to die. It would be great if it came true, because Serbia can easily live of its land.

[@kristinasimonovic]

Thanks for the video. We will move to Nis region soon. Pozdrav

[@naky6]

Paperwork (administration) used to be a hell but now is much better. I remember when I had to change my passport, I prepared myself to spend at least 2 hours on it, but actually, it took only 15 minutes.

[@ljiljanabanovic2169]

Welcome to Sebia ❤ Novi Sad is also interesting to visit. Also Tršić, with old, small houses, tipical for Serbia... Welcome, and glad You like Serbia 😇

[@Invest4Cash-Flow]

Up to 50.000€ ~ 60.000$ tax free, I opened a company d.o.o(LLC) , but I have the Serbian citizenship

[@bradbeckett]

I don't mind paying a 15% corporate and dividend tax to Serbia. It's reasonable and not going to try to control the world.

[@nikolajovicic174]

True average salary in Krusevac is around $400-500 per month ($5-6K yearly income). People can manage to make ends meet just barely with those wages and usually a few generations live under the same roof. On the other side, when the US citizen comes in such a small town with a yearly income of $50K, which by the way is nothing special for the US - it's obvious he can live like a king there and he's considered to be ultra rich.

[@Ixa1710]

Accidently got this in my feed as I'm actually Serbian and don't really need the advice. Regardless, my dude, you're so informative and borderline national treasure :D Hope you get the citizenship!

[@kayla5381]

any ither americans watching this bc u wanna move to serbia or just me

[@bradbeckett]

It's way less crazy here.

[@shea5702]

Wow what great tips. I want to move to Serbia. Thank you!

[@NikolaMeduric]

Thank you for moving in and bringing your business and talent! If you want to stay indefinitely, I strongly suggest learning our language as it would enable you to dive into all the unique and amazing culture, music, movies, literature, etc. Enjoy!

[@soulfulstargazing]

Came to Belgrade for a month.... Getting papers set up so I can stay for a year... love it... thanks for the video!

[@kiseli81]

Serb from Kragujevac here, was working for Cooper Tire and living in Krusevac for 5 years. Even for Serbia Krusevac is great place to live, I got 2 kids and brought my first apartment there (still renting it to colleague) as cheep as 400e/m2 with silly interest of 10% over 8year period. I met a lot of American colleagues, most of them become really good friends. I showed them real Serbia, not 3 major restaurants, instead I took them to my village Siljevica for afternoon and give them a private tour of Krusevac National museum. They returned favor when i was in US, took me to our colleagues ranch and shoot clay targets for whole hour, alligator petting zoo and Cedar Point. We both have so much in common, all we want to work hard, feel safe, take care of our families, and we don't want to worry about some war that filthy politicians will start in future. I wish you good health and lot of love in Serbia!

[@chinainformation]

Great video! Thanks for your input !!

[@aleksandarvujanic7914]

If you are influencer, or you have any kind of job, that you can work from home, no matter where you are. Then Serbia is a great country. You have a same amount of money, but you have everything cheaper, also food in Serbia is so rich and tasty, alot of good places to visit, also nature is beautifull and doesnt look so wild, like somwhere in Asia or South America. But even average citizen in Belgrade, has only about 70000-80000 dinars (600-700 euros) salary. For food you need at least 25000, taxes somewhere betwen 15000 and 20000 in average. If you live in a rented flat of house, then at least 25000 dinars more. So it is very hard for us, to live here.

[@fansofst.maximustheconfess8226]

Tačno tako! Mnogo pozdrzva iz Nemačke.

[@DottorNi]

I was expecting more usage of the cyrillic alphabet on streets but I'm glad it is not, since I can't understand it and I want to visit Serbia again in the future! I've already been in Belgrade, maybe it is time for Nis. Thank you for your video

[@mirelam4531]

Hey Bred I’m from Serbia living in the US. The best way to get cash is to get a Ria account /app and then send it to you. I pay like $5 for 400$ when I send it to myself when I used the bank. You can pick up dinars where ever they have ria.

[@tobetobe9466]

I will like to move to this country

[@DOPEGEEE]

Im so glad to see people talking good about Serbia. Because we aint terrorists and we just like our freedom. There is no hate only love. Nice to have such american foreigners in here. Come visit Sabac, the serbian Paris.

[@qwertt-tg8rd]

I m half Serbian and I have this urge to move to Serbia. I work in IT and funnily enough salaries in Belgrade or Novi Sad are much better then here in Malta !

[@bojanakolak7451]

Great insight! Very good point on railways.

[@coleslaw7evencommented10ye2]

Wow serbia looks so clean wow wow

[@milseq]

I love how you give a shoutout to everyone

[@robogaming9228]

im serbian canadian and im thinking of moving to serbia after high school most of my family is in serbia so it wouldnt be much of an issue

[@bradbeckett]

Maybe also check out the Universities here.

[@gubi69]

Serbians are using busses a lot more than trains. Depending on which buss company you use you can get quality "service" (Buss).

[@VojvodinaNet]

То је зато што добрих возова нема.

[@GGTanguera]

Politicians in Belgrade don't want people commuting from other cities to Belgrade. This would bring Belgrade real estate down. There at least 7 cities just north of Belgrade that are less then 130km away. With Japanese trains it would take 20 min to reach Belgrade city center, much faster then from the suburbs. Politics.

[@Ms777Lena]

Nobody comments on how beautiful the city is.

[@cx703]

My childs are living there! Will be great if can I meet u there , I am from Fort Lauderdale... flying very soon to there!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@OldClassicGamer]

In my opinion, I think a lot of foreigners will start coming to live here because this year we relaxed our requirements for obtaining citizenship. I think a lot of foreigners looking to move here have potential to really improve our country and of course, also secure their own life to be good.

[@VojvodinaNet]

Hmmm, depends who comes to live in Serbia. I wouldn't be so happy in advance. There is a reason why all countries restrict immigration.

[@vlada_janjanin]

​@@VojvodinaNet the difference between immigrates to western countries and who immigrates to countries like serbia is pretty obvious. we have nothing to worry about.

[@alinamb2]

​@@vlada_janjaninQuite on the contrary, we should be worried. This is promotional video, everything is so cheap and easy. Who do you think will come?

[@bradbeckett]

I'm going to make Serbia the Bali of the Balkans.

[@nikolapopovic7955]

@@VojvodinaNetwhoever comes in large numbers and rapidly will be a problem. Conversely, at a reasonable rate any nationality will be harmless, as we have seen in the past decades.

[@DShadeyMan]

I actually live in Krusevac! And i saw you when you were filming haha

[@plasmatakipanagiotou3275]

Hahaha how awesome.

[@Benz3n]

Welcome! 🇷🇸❤️

[@chileanac]

heyy you are in krusevac❤ i come next year back from Switzerland after 25 years.😊

[@necasto]

Welcome to Serbia! Enjoy..👍

[@d.blairganung4457]

You're in a bit of a heat wave there right now and for the next few days. But the heat isn't likely as humid as it is in the south US.

[@milanmiki6463]

PA GDE SI DO SAD BIO JEDVA SAM CEKALA DA TE PONOVO VIDIM TI SI NAJBOLJI

[@Dr.Goldstajn]

Great video

[@bradbeckett]

Thanks!

[@nenaddamjanovic8981]

Vrsac is a really nice city,my family are from there, I've been living in the USA for 25 years....

[@milanstep5779]

Ko god postuje pisane i nepisane zakone ove zemlje dobrodosao je,a ovi sto im se ne svidja ova napacena zemlja,a odavde su nek se teraju ko gde hoce,najlakse je pobeci od problema ,da li za Beograd ili u Inostranstvo (ako imate ambicija),moji zive u zapadnoj Srbiji vec preko 250god od pocetka ustanaka u staroj Herecegovini i staroj Crnog Gori(i njihove propasti) i dolaska u zapadnu Srbiju,niko zivi mi iz familije nije otisao preko,bili smo seljaci,zanatlije i jadan poznati muzicar i par cinovnika i to je to.

[@nemanjax]

Sad ako si zanatlija mozes lagano uzimati 1000-1500€ mesecno bilo gde u Srbiji

[@novak5071]

You don’t need passport to go to beautiful Montenegro, Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Turkey! When you live in Kruševac (Central Serbia), many locations are very close: Vrnjačka banja (spa) - the most beautiful and most visited spa in this part of Europe, famous SKI centre Kopaonik, also beautiful mountain and city Zlatibor is not very far, some very important Serbian monasteries such as Ravanica and Manasija are close (and many others). Kruševac is from the last year connected by the highway with Niš (1 hour of driving) and Belgrade (one and a half hour), and in less than a year will be connected by the highway with Vrnjačka spa and Zlatibor, famous Guča (by its festival)… For you RECCOMENDATION: you have to go to beautiful Avantura (Adventure) park on a fantastic mountain Jastrebac - it is not far from Kruševac (maybe half an hour)! You won’t regret!

[@Aleks25900]

Oh, I would love to move back.... enjoy it all !

[@milanbojic2854]

Hey man, you might want to check Loznica, amazing town in Western Serbia with beautiful nature, river Drina, beaches, etno villages etc. Great videos, keep up the great work!

[@bradbeckett]

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[@markomilojevic9049]

Bro few years ago from aeodrom in Nis u have flights for Milano (Italy) or Lugano (Switcarland) for 30 euros. Low budget trawel 😎

[@ManMan-zv7dx]

I would recommend you to go to the city Kraljevo, It's a nice and quiet town and it has nice prices if you search the right places. I would not suggest you to go the big city's prices there can be a bit high and in 60% you can get scammed, If you are looking to spare some money i would suggest moving in a smaller city in Serbia and to get a friend to translate for you if you don't understand the language, You can ask people usually the young folk to translate for you cuz the do usually speak English, Hope this helps you people.

[@suta_geo]

Hi! Thank you for your videos It would be wonderful if you could record videos about the neighborhoods around the city, such as hiking places, or some natural attractions 😊

[@dzonikg]

Its very small town,like 50 000 so not much to see but there is lot off nice nature in surroundings like vrnjacka banja,goc

[@plasmatakipanagiotou3275]

Can you please talk to my Czech husband and explain to him that moving to Serbia is a very good idea. He doesn't want to leave his beloved London 🤢 . I love Czech Republic. Ah. Enjoy a diky moc. Ahoj.

[@jobrock1079]

Why Serbia and not Czech Rep. if he is Czech and you love the Czech Rep.?

[@fansofst.maximustheconfess8226]

@@jobrock1079 Czech unfortunately is part of the tyrannic EU.

[@plasmatakipanagiotou3275]

@@jobrock1079 He doesn't want to. I would move to the Czech Republic tomorrow. But he and his delusional London thoughts...

[@plasmatakipanagiotou3275]

@@jobrock1079 Not sure why and how did I just see your comment.

[@audiobibliotekara]

Dobro došao

[@raks1111]

Welcome bro 👍

[@elemvelem1799]

We love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ChristineSisakovic]

enjoy Serbia

[@Brave2standalone]

You are now officially "The Serbia's Gold's" Huell Howser - reincarnated! You are following the steps of the immortal 'Huell Howser' a legendary American traveling explorer/journalist and his iconic "California's Gold" series - but in Serbian style! p.s. I hope the "Charles Cather" don't see this accolades bestowed upon you (Charles started it all with the Serbia 'thing' some 10-15 yrs ago) or he's gonna 'kick my butt'! I wonder if you two ever met?!

[@nebojsa0]

Nedaleko od reke Rasine i Jastrepca visoke planine, kao bašta rascvetalih ruža, grad Kruševac svima ruke pruža! U njemu je sablja Obilića carska kula, spomen Jugovića Lazarica ponosita, stara srpskoga je pričestila cara!

[@rafaelg6910]

Kakav Batica “your life stile will improve if you leave America and come to Serbia” 🎉 epic sentence.

[@jasongibson8114]

Poland hs all the same amenities. Would love to visit Serbia 🇷🇸. Even Belarus 🇧🇾looks great compared to many places in the states and prices are outrageous everywhere in the U.S.

[@bradbeckett]

Fun fact: I would qualify for Polish citizenship by decent if it weren't for the 1920 rule.

[@DuskoGrubic]

Welcome brother

[@Brave2standalone]

On a second look you do have some of Huell's 'swagger'! And with haircut w/shades, yes - you got it! My apologies! Good luck with "Serbia's Gold" series - if one doesn't exists already!

[@MoMciloMMM]

Welcome to Krusevac. Hope you enjoy it here :)

[@davorin5428]

Moving to Serbia in about 20-25 years... just have to finish my job here and pack shi*, my parents did the same, they live better than in heaven with eu pension.

[@tanyoivanov-personal]

Moving to Balkans is Easy. Moving out is not

[@aleksandarvujanic7914]

Indeed, I agree with you 100%.

[@jobrock1079]

Yet there are a lot of Balkan peoples living outside of the Balkans.

[@tanyoivanov-personal]

@@jobrock1079 sadly, yes. Even if it is difficult. Only the old people remain.

[@christiand.7404]

Living in the Balkans might not be the best choice from financial perspective, but for social life , its the best. Maybe I’m biased cause I’m from the Macedonia :))

[@filip2736]

Come to Leskovac in a week, there's a food festival called "Roštiljada".

[@hirotofy7653]

Hello im 30km from Kruševac nice to meet you.

[@YouTube_Enjoyerlol]

I am in the planning process of moving my family and my business to St. Petersburg in a couple years.

[@mrjonnoma]

Why don't you just use USD/EUR bank wire trasfer with SWIFT, from bank account to a local bank account. You just need to request SWIFT wire transfer payment instructions from the local bank (Like a sheet aof paper explaining intermediary bank informations). and issue wire transfer order in your country of origin bank and authorize transfer. Yes, there are wire transfer fees and I suggest using "OURS" option to pay them in advance on the sending side, to avoid surprises but fees are either fixed or reasonable. And I bet much lower fees with wire transfers then that monstrosity of fees you mentioned with Remitly or WesternUnion. Just nominate your transfer in EUR to avoid double conversion, or not, it's not the end of the world. Ask for local bank for ability to withdraw in EUR in cache.

[@bradbeckett]

I was speaking to people who don't have foreign bank accounts yet.

[@NordVast]

Tap to pay also saved me in Serbia when the ATM did not wanted to take my card, but Samsung pay with is connected to the same card worked. I started watching after googling how to ride the bus in Belgrade and when I went to buy the busplus card, the lady in the kiosk informed me that they hanged the system same week. So it's just SMS-tickets now and it was like 30 cents for city center zone for the whole calendar day.