Serbia, How Safe is it for Americans, Foreigners or Expats?

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

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[@markocroatia1]

As an American who’s been living in Serbia for 10 years, I’ve never seen 1 single crime, never even been ripped off for a single euro.

[@Burevestnik9M730]

what's your occupation?

[@FestiFesti31]

@@Burevestnik9M730 bank robber lol

[@markocroatia1]

@Nino Tomic This is a dumb game. While I disagree with USA/NATO and believe thier actions were unlawful in respects to the actions taken against Serbia, I don’t feel sorry because I had nothing to do with it, as I was just a kid too

[@alekstash]

Im glad u had no trouble and u are living a good life, but dont put ur guard down, its not that safe...

[@beardeduke0303]

It’s safer than most of the World including the West.

[@nandibingo]

I like everything in Serbia. I have watched many videos on Serbia and Serbians, I have no hesitation to express that the Serbians are Very Very generous and well behaved people. I understand, they accept all foreigners by hearts and are very generous and friendly to them.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks for the input.

[@l.w.paradis2108]

There are many myths in the Mediterranean since ancient times that tell of an unassuming, impoverished guest turning out to be a god. It affects mentalities to this day -- to be rude to a guest is thought to be very ungenerous, uncivilized, and unlucky. There are specific adjectives for "guest-loving" and "guest-welcoming." There is even a grain of superstition about it, obviously.

[@urosmarjanovic663]

@@l.w.paradis2108 But if you, as a guest, betray that hospitality, be ready to face the direst of consequences. We are quite friendly, but can be quite brutal if screwed over.

[@l.w.paradis2108]

@@urosmarjanovic663 Betrayal, in any form, is always taken seriously. Not casually, like in some Western societies.

[@razbgd]

@@l.w.paradis2108 superstition?not really,nothing of that kind,at least not amongst Serbs or Croats,Montenegrins,Macedonians-ex Yugoslavia in short :) We just love guests and when you love someone,you feel obligated(not as in you must way) to take care of him :)

[@scottiewinn1670]

I am married to a beautiful Serbian girl and we live here in the US. I've been to Loznica and Belgrade several times and have spent a few nights in Sabac. I have always been greeted with respect and excitement each and every time I've been there! We married in 2005 and planned to move back after I retire! This is still a few years down the road, but my beauty is in love with her US home now! LOL We'll see what happens!

[@matrix993]

U make good decision !

[@TheWolfDude91]

Serbia is a good place to retire.

[@Coa_Kralj_Coa_The_King]

Next time visit city of Nish,you must try the best grill 😉

[@carick235]

In general cities in Serbia don't have some "hood, ghetto" areas , basically any part of the city, center or suburbs are both at same level of safety, same goes even for big city like Belgrade. Even with crime (drugs for example), no criminals will attack you if you are not into that business. Also pickpocketing is not that common in Belgrade (almost nonexistent in other cities), while most of the big cities in Western Europe have real problem with that.

[@wakanda6547]

@carick2.....thank you! thank you!.. thank you! for once someone gave a clear synopsis of what to expect in Beograd re: safety..it is also refreshing to hear that one should worry more about a local mosquito as opposed to being mugged by thugs...this is almost always a foreigners concern when traveling..Rome is saturated with these kinds, that not even a place of worship is free of them....cheers! :D

[@leneekay1]

Hey Marko! Thought I recognized you by your avatar ;-) Greetings from Malaysia.

[@AwesomestGreatestMostestFunny]

@@wakanda6547 True, been to Rome a few times, always have button down pockets and keep valuables close and tight.

[@wakanda6547]

@@AwesomestGreatestMostestFunny I mean we all know what goes on back home, and know where not to go with gold on or a wad of money...subconsciously we expect to be safe when we travel, it maybe stupid, but we do, and it's not wise. On a btfl middle of afternoon and a sunny day outside a very posh place with beach goers, a guy gets his gold chain yanked off his neck. Cross body bag at a train station and my wallet was gone with all the cards, ugh anyone that has ever been a subject of theft knows what cancelling the card and how reporting the theft to cc is a pain in the butt. especially when you are traveling. These are the basic rules and should be practiced everywhere across the globe... my question was more that of physical safety. There was a serbian lady who warned a tourist not to walk solo to her apt at night after having a dispute with some obsessed brute in a cafe. Carick235 so eloquently clued us in.. thanks again carick!

[@randomstudiosinc.8106]

Serbia dosnt have

[@zograf4572]

If you want to see vibrant Serbia, come during spring and summer. Winter is usually the most depressing and grey time of year. Summer and spring are completely different vibe.

[@dixieserb]

100 % agree

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We will be back.

[@ЉВЈ]

Definitely, April through September.

[@ivangoran4461]

It`s not depressing at Kopaonik, Zlatibor, Tara ...

[@Energia-977]

"Dixie" Serb? I don't care if your name is Darko Jokić,if you have a southern American accent, it's too hard to take

[@travelsofmozzy]

Serbia is truly one of the best countries i have visited and lived in! Such an underrated country!

[@jugoslavnamljidjiu9021]

Thank you for telling the truth 😊 hope your enjoy stay here in Serbia we welcome all people

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks we appreciate you. ❤️

[@tinglestingles]

I'm very much a fan of Serbia and Novi Sad in particular. Is Novi Sad the European City of Culture this year? It was supposed to be last year.

[@gamps2771]

It‘s this years capital of culture, yes

[@tinglestingles]

@@gamps2771 Excellent! We'll be there later in the Summer!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Yes, we heard about this.

[@COCOGROCOSHOW]

Serbia is still very safe country like you mention and compare with other countries but let me tell you when I was growing up there 40 years ago it was way MORE safer . That time even if you sleep in the park all night , nobody would touch you .

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It’s extremely safe in my opinion also.

[@stankormy5717]

Serbia is a unique country!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It truly is 😊👍

[@mzmajce86]

Omg this topic is such a cliche. Belgrade is probably a thousand times safer than Paris for any type of traveler.

[@scandmaster]

I agree. Jag håller med. Slažem se. 😁🇷🇸🤪✌️

[@estrador5795]

Wow, I feel that "Balkan Insight" link about the problems on Kosovo and Metohija is really Western-centered. They didn't mention anything about what was happening before the action of the Serbian military. Like how Serbian people have been attacked and driven away from the territory (their homes) for years. On its own territory which is insane... Anyway, I don't want to get into this any deeper, I just wanted to add this so it doesn't look like the Serbian military went there for no reason. Now I wasted my comment on the war topic... Ahhh, and I wanted to say something about life in Serbia. I guess one comment is enough... I have to remind everyone who is reading this comment that I don't have anything against other countries or nations, I'm just saying that a lot of things that happened in the last 50-100 years are wrongly presented in the history books and media. But I am optimistic that time will show what actually happened. Thanks. :)

[@gamps2771]

Balkan insight in general is extremely anti serbian in any possible way 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@life.in.the.slow_lane]

Well said. And you don't have to explain your comment. You told the truth. Those of us who were there during the 90s know what really happened, including the unjust sanctions that had destroyed the economy. Why not mention it?! People should know. Serbia will get there. It has potential and amazing people.

[@wakanda6547]

Why does everything have to be politicized? You really are not doing any favors to tourists, dragging Kosovo and your wars into every thread. The topic is public PHYSICAL SAFETY! what every tourist wants to know when traveling...not your wars! Are there muggings on tourists, are there rapes involving tourists, gun violence towards tourists, where are the bad area's of your city that a tourist should not walk alone etc etc? Yes we all know we have hoods in our own cities, so spare me the Chicago danger...I know where not to hang out in Chicago, I don't however know that about Beograd, and depend on the traveling man to openly share with us...don't tell me about L.A. hoods, tell me about your city...don't tell me about your wars. To Warren and Julie peace and thanks for sharing your perspective on your travels! didn't mean to rain on your parade, just tired of every thread being politicized when an honest question is being presented. ;D

[@gamps2771]

@@wakanda6547 bruh you have these problems worldwide, not just in Serbia & the Balkans you fool

[@wakanda6547]

@@gamps2771 bruh? You are incoherent, your response is totally out of pocket.

[@genzo53]

Serbians are friendly and welcoming. I don't think anyone would feel unsafe there. Greetings from neighboring Bulgaria.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks we agree, and thanks for watching. 😊

[@mikeadvice2253]

Blagodarim bratko! Love from Novi Sad. I think the same for Bulgarians. Been many times.

[@mrd2352]

Thank you so much for sharing this video and spreading a good word about Serbia. ❤🙏🍺🇷🇸

[@lockedawaysince95]

Yeah good words with some propaganda links in the description, sure

[@stefstr7243]

Oh, you were in my hometown Subotica! If I knew this before I could give you a tour and some interesting facts about the buildings, legends and nationalities here. Hope you will come again! Stay safe!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Maybe next time we visit. Send us an email or join our Facebook group. Our information is in the description of the videos.

[@ЂорђеСарић-ц8г]

I'm glad because a lot of Americans are making travel vlogs in Serbia and you're representing us in a good way(as it always should be). We aren't terrorists but people who are still offending us are and they show how much greedy and desperate they are on daily basis. But we'll come stronger as we did through our very long history... You got a new subscriber, I hope you'll stay here for longer and enjoy it when virus become less problematic Much love from proud Serbian

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We really enjoy Serbia and the people there. We will be back several more times in the coming years.

[@Anne-cv4ms]

Your videos are very, very helpful, you ask the kind of questions we have, so valuable when you interview lawyers as well! Keep going!!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks we appreciate you watching 😊

[@visi_inspektor_besevic]

If you guys consider your retirement in Serbia I belive it could be very good move in many ways. 1. It is cheap and affordable 2. Safe 3. Easy going lifestyle, everyting is a walk away. 4. Good food, caffes, restaurants, patisseries, bakeries... 5. Very close to many other EU and non EU counties, just few hours driving to Budapest, Sarajevo, Zagreb, Sofia,Trieste, Adriatic or Aegean sea cost or just 1.5-2 hours flying (at low cost) to Athens, Rome, Milano, Wien, Paris, Munich, Zurich, Prague... 6. Many lakes and very affordable ski resorts in Serbia and Bosnia. Many thermal spas in Serbia. Rivers. Danube river cruise thru most of Europe 7. Very nice weather. Pretty mild winters with not many frigid cold days and not much of snow. Hot summers and very nice and warm springs and falls. 8. Almost everybody speaks English 9. And if you get Serbian passport one day together with US passport there is no borders and visas for you anywhere you want it to go in the world. With Serbian passport no visa for Russia, Cuba, China,Iran, Turkey...etc. EU, Japan... also :D , Literally the world is yours.

[@GPosner8]

I believe that this most recent video reinforces the fact that we are all just friends who haven’t met yet. It’s politics that force us to be scared of one another. Thank you friends🙏

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Very true 😊👍

[@mikehunt5637]

I've spent about 7 or so years abroad and been in a lot of countries, Spain, Greece, Korea, Yemen, etc, etc... and I always found that when I treated the people and their culture with respect, it was always returned to me. I never felt unsafe. Now, if I were to go to Philly...

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Yes we agree, we try to be positive ambassadors wherever we go.

[@nathanbristow8194]

great video, super informative----again!! thanks for your efforts.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 😊

[@madzec]

I do not know did you noticed on fort clock in Novi Sad (it is called "drunken clock") because on it bigger arrow rod shows arrows and smaller arrow rod shows minutes. Because at times when fort was built. It was believed that it is more important to know how much hours it is then minutes for ships in distance.... Greetings from Novi Sad Па се лепо проведите кад и ако опет дођете.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

I did learn about that, I forgot to mention it in this video. 😊

[@Стеван_Синђелић_1771]

Very nicely done. Hope you enjoy your stay. Love the Cali t shirt.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 😊👍

[@sanyatarbuk7749]

Gosh.... Julie and Warren it's been 10 years since I was in Subotica! Like you I also fell in love it! Wish Australia was closer so I could come visit again!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

😊 thanks for watching

[@brankovucetic4448]

You often mention staring at someone.In Serbia it is not polite to stare at someone.

[@l.w.paradis2108]

Not like Paris, ha ha.

[@DeusVeritas2]

There are not any restricted area's anywhere in Serbia. And even the 'low score' of '38' is totally unfair - it should be close to zero. Germany's rating is '35' but I guarantee you Serbia is safer country than Germany. Cops are actually 'walking the beat' in Serbia instead of driving around chasing speeders. The whole country is extremely safe at any time - day or night. Also there are no homeless people in Serbia either.

[@dragankondic4168]

Actually the low score might be exaggerated due to high levels of corruption and high tolerance for crime. It is true that crime is not concentrated to ghetto areas but that makes it more evenly spread and more likely to happen in central areas, night clubs, sport events and school yards. With all that aside, it is still a fairly safe country, main reason being that it is a small country with only one large city. In small towns where "everyone knows everyone" people are less likely to engage in criminal or shameful activities. That also means less freedom in what you can do without being judged.

[@AsiaCityTour]

Thanks for sharing love from Southeast Asia 💕

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks

[@eddy87su]

I've been living in Chicago since 2011 and you guys spent a lot of time in this video in my hometown of Subotica it was awesome to see. When I saw that crime index, with Serbia being at 38.07 and USA at 47.7 I chuckled. It suggests that the two are even in the same realm. Living in Chicago and visiting many different cities and towns in America, I can confirm that comparing the 2 countries when it comes to crime rates is ridiculous. Crime is skyrocketing in America especially since 2020 but even before that it was terrible. I mean parts of Chicago are literally like war-zones. You guys will be safer in Serbia than most places in America and more safe than any major city in Western Europe

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Unfortunately much of what you say is true. There are many more safe areas than dangerous areas in the US, but the dangerous areas are pretty bad.

[@eddy87su]

@@WarrenJulieTravel true there are a lot of safe area especially in smaller places but as far as cities go it has gotten completely out of control. I know you guys have been away for a while now so you might not know everything that's going on but trust me, it's gotten about as bad as it can get. Especially in Chicago. You made the right decision to go to Europe and I wish you all the best out there, enjoy your stay in Serbia, cheers!

[@ilijastojanovic2742]

I don’t know why you would think it wasn’t safe for you. Serbia is beautiful and safe ❤️

[@harryblf7967]

Much more safety than USA or west Europe!!!!

[@humanpearson7122]

I'm really sad to hear that people think we are dangerous just because of our politics and history. thanks for making this video :)

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

👍♥️🇷🇸

[@thegunfight3r415]

You guys seem like a very nice and decent couple. Welcome to Serbia and thank you for this video!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 😊

[@mayaandersen960]

Great video. You guys look great 😀😀😀

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 😊

[@Alex-ln9on]

Greetings from Novi Sad, my hometown. Thanks for showing Serbia in a good light.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It’s a beautiful place 😊

[@leneekay1]

A lot of countries out there has been so misinformed, or misconception by others sadly. I think Serbia is a beautiful place. Overlooked by expats can be a good thing in my humble opinion.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It truly is 😊

[@pkd123456]

Awesome Vlog Warren thank you 🙏 both of you, love from Colombo Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 it’s a great 👍 country Serbia 🇷🇸

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 😊

[@ericlloyd663]

You both seem to bring the best out of everyone. This was a great video. i am adding these countries to a list of "will visit" as i watch the videos thank you!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thank you. We appreciate you watching.. 😊

[@tristandimitrijev3195]

Thank you for promoting my country.Much love :D hope you come back soon

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks we love it there.

[@gliga841]

12:22 Al je čiča šin'o babi bekend preko glave 🤣 Grandpa's backhand over granny's head was just brutal.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

😂😂

[@denis3208]

Lovely video, thank you for showing Subotica I haven't been there since 1998 short while before bombing started.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@arielalejandrito]

Another awesome video.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 😊

[@harryfuller7870]

My first vist to Serbia was 1989-90and I have never regreted living thereI have since returned to vaist many times and will againI met my wife in serbia and still have Many friends there If the Lord wills I will be moving back there .....SoonHarry Fuller

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We loved Serbia, it was so safe and the people were warm and polite.

[@protectiondogsk-9594]

You two were in my hometown, welcome to Subotica, I hope you both enjoyed and spent a nice time in Subotica🙂

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We did thanks 😊

[@mikeadvice2253]

Ziveo sam 2 godine u Subotici. Lep grad i blizak mom Novom Sadu.

[@rolandoarlandos673]

I'm not Serbian but I don't think anywhere in the world isn't safe for Americans. Not even in the Middle East. People generally are wise and they don't mix governments/politics with nations.

[@FrenchRiviera4K]

Amazing !!!!!

[@JuneK618]

My partner and I spent a few months in Albania and Kosovo early this year. I personally think the balkans in general is far safer than the US. Everyone was very friendly. Not to mention it was very inexpensive compare to Western Europe and the US. Serbia and Montenegro is up there on our list to visit next year for sure.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

You’ll enjoy your visits. ❤️❤️

[@mellotron_scratch]

That monument on Danube river on 11:15 is not the actual place where the mass killing occurred. If you pause your video at 11:56 on the other side of the fence you will see a black marble cube monument that marks the actual location where they gathered and threw people under the ice. It was too eerie to put the statues with the list and everything on this location because this is a city and the largest beach on the Danube river in Europe. That marble cube was placed just recently.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks for the information, it’s a very tragic piece of history.

[@filipjovanovic8808]

Serbian flag was the first foreign flag to ever be waved over White House, it was after WW1 was over

[@ivanjevtic2084]

Serbia ia one of most safest place for living in Europe among with Switzerland...If you like peace,noncriminal and interesting life Serbia,specially northern part Vojvodina is great place for living...If you`re old you have all that parks,lakes museums or if you`re young you have EXIT Festival and techno happenings during whole summer...Honestly, Covid-19 ruined a bit that ,like in whole world!

[@jobrock1079]

Current news in Switzerland is about a gang war going on between Africans and "Kosovars".

[@vstankovic5]

You can visit the Synagogue in Novi Sad too. Five minutes from the city center to the west in Jevrejska ulica (The Jew Street).

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We need to before we leave.

[@niki1972021]

Warren for President!!! Many thanks for great video about us!(Serbs)

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

😂 thanks 😊

[@Chelsea-fc-aus]

Serbs welcome everyone and they are the most hospitable people you will find if I Serb likes you you know you will be excepted in there homes

[@mikeadvice2253]

Serbs lost 2.4 million people due to two German occupation and we don't hate Germans nor any other nation. We never had slavery like many other western countries used to have.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Very true ♥️

[@mikes1966]

No one is wearing Masks there..... Is COVID gone from there? I like it.

[@dzonikg]

Not gone(3000 per day)...but people want to live there lifes

[@visi_inspektor_besevic]

Real free country. Masks are not mandatory outside and people do not care about covid anyway. Also you can drink outside. :)

[@Misstree62]

Such a refreshing sight, wish I was there. Uk is a gulag prison now

[@TheWolfDude91]

@@dzonikg Even those numbers are suspicious tbh, our government talks crap only when it suits them.

[@zokipopovic]

@Travel With Us by Warren & Julie I work on a cruise ship with most American guests and once they ask my colleague the same Serb from Novi Sad. if you wanted to live in America,and he answer. He asked him them can let your 10-year-old child go to school only 2 kilometers from home in America. They said that was not possible in America and understood why he would not want to live in the USA.

[@justwalk-travelasmrchannel1630]

Great video! Looks good on iPhone 12 Pro Max, and sound amazing with Airpods Pro! ✌🏽😊

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 😊

[@rayvogensen2983]

I would never imagine Serbia to be a dangerous country, at least in recent years. In 2017 the murder rate per 100,000 was 1.23, which is very low. You ask why Serbia has been overlooked. Could it be the same reason why Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Northern Macedonia, Montenegro, and Kosovo are also overlooked? I don't want to open up a can of worms because I know how some people can be very nationalistic but a lot of people do have a negative perception of Serbia, which is hard to get rid of.

[@jobrock1079]

There's been many western expatriates and travel bloggers in BiH and Montenegro for years. They are not that overlooked, while Macedonia is known for all its statues and generous hospitality. By the way, the name "Northern Macedonia" was forced on it by the U.S./west and most Macedonians do not approve and feel it is a total violation. Also one reason Serbia is overlooked is it has never been "touristy" because it doesn't have a coastline and even during Yugoslavia, its tourist industry wasn't developed, while the Yugoslav government spent much developing and promoting Croatia, Dalmatia & Montenegro (Liz Taylor and Richard Burton went there, for example). Albania was closed under Enver Hoxha, a paranoid dictator.

[@rayvogensen2983]

@@jobrock1079 I am aware of what you pointed out but I wanted to avoid pricking the hornet's nest of Serbian nationalism. That is why I mentioned the other countries, some of which are not that amenable to Serbia.

[@jobrock1079]

​@@rayvogensen2983 Serbs were the targets from the start. The overall pictures is key NATO countries, especially U.S., Britain and Germany wanted to break up Yugoslavia along old ethnic fault lines for a long time, but it waiting until Germany re-united that they got more active. The west falsely advertised the Muslim & Croat leaders (with violent histories & goals) as "moderates" and ran PR for them. Bosnia and Croatia had the same major PR firms that were involved in the propaganda against Iraq in 1990-1991 to condition the American people to support that war - like with the false Iraqi soldiers bayoneting Kuwaiti incubator babies and so on. Britain alone sent in over 2,000 mercenaries to Croatia and also sold & shipped millions worth of military communication equipment to Slovenia just weeks before the skirmish/war started there. Serbs were fighting for their lives against western-backed separatist who had much, much larger armies & paramilitary forces than the mainstream media acknowledged. The Bosnian Muslim ARBiH had the largest forces in Bosnia by far - outnumbering the Bosnian Serb forces by 4 or more times. There was heavy arms smuggling despite the UN sanctions & U.S. & British ships didn't stop the shiploads of weapons to Croatian ports. Even a British weapons observer witnessed German Leopard tanks & airplane parts coming to Croatia's port (Ploce) in 1994, but was ordered by his superiors to send in a false report instead. There was huge cover-up & lies in the war, and the end result is that the post war censuses show Serbs were ethnically cleansed the most - it was the Serb population which fell percentage-wise, while the non-Serbs the media claimed were victims had a RISE in percentage of population in Croatia, BiH & Kosovo respectively by end of war. I've learned from those who were on the ground DURING the wars, including UN soldiers, reading official UN documents & transcripts of the ICTY trials, & also caught many, many lies by the mainstream news/narrative.

[@disa1988]

ive been to serbia 5 times i guess... few times i went to belgrade and novi sad but most of the times i was in Šabac... no tourists there, only locals. been to a festival in Šabac too... always had a great time! ive made some good friends there, and we still keep in touch on whatsapp group... cant wait to go back. love it there... i have to admit there was one guy that tried to pick a fight, but that was more of a racist thing i guess, im blond, blue eyes and i come from a rich country; Belgium (his words, not mine) and i was talking to some girls, wich in serbia are ALOT beautiful girls OMFG! having some drinks with my friends and he was offended by that, but my serbian friends intervene, great friendly people even in a little town as Šabac and lovely food!! i ate so much there! thank you for your hospitality!

[@milanke8390]

That about fight probaby happened caz we are really patriotic and we don't like to see when someone who is not Serb is trying to get our girls. Otherwise i don't see any other reason :D

[@slobodanstojanovic8125]

So hows that "more of a racist thing" if you are white and you literally said why that guy attacked you which has nothing to do with the color of your skin? you in the west use that word/racist too much

[@humanpearson7122]

10:33 in case you don't know what he said, he just wished him luck and health

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 👍😊

[@Bez_straha_od_zla]

Its stupid prejudice... Serbs never hated Americans. Serbs do hate Klinton and politicians who bombed them, but what that have to do with rest of the people?

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Exactly, this is why we made this video. We want to show the world that the Serbs are beautiful and peaceful people.

[@christiancy2514]

we accept all foreigners very well because tourism in Serbia is not so well developed, people here are mostly pleasantly surprised when they come across a foreigner especially citizens who dont live in the capital Belgrade

[@ACKE1389]

1:56 $2.15 USD*

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

:)

[@goransukovic8703]

It's that safe, that you could walk in a T shirt in February. Someone would missconcept climatic issue.

[@ErgoEaven]

I really like your channel, but your intro music is SUPER loud and sets my teeth on edge. I have to hurry to turn it down each time. Wish you would adjust it a bit! Otherwise, you're kicking rump. :)

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

I understand, unfortunately, the original music that was in there had a person that was allowing free use of their music put a copyright claim on the video. So on most of the videos with that music, I had to insert music from KZbin’s library. When they inserted that music it was at an extra high level, unfortunately I cannot adjust it.

[@amsterdambear610]

Who’s going to mug you with two killer dogs 🐶 lol

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Yeah they are bad asses. 😂😂

[@amsterdambear610]

@@WarrenJulieTravel - Those dogs are so sweet, I would never have anything bad to say about them.

[@ivanprekajski1993]

The nice statue in yellow is actually Holy Trinity and it is about 170 years old.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thank you for the information 😊

[@ЉВЈ]

Serbia and the Serbs did not have anything to do with the "decimation" of Jews in WW2. Serbia was occupied back then and Nazis did it. The region north of Belgrade belonged to so called Independent State of Croatia and a major concentration camp was Staro Sajmiste in it.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We clearly make the point that Serbia was not involved.

[@ЉВЈ]

@@WarrenJulieTravel Thank you! I cared to point the info out for the sake of people who are not so familiar with it and might lose/skip your point.

[@dejanmaric3609]

@@WarrenJulieTravel not only that Serbs where not involved but we where killed together with jews especialy in Bosnia and Croatia region ,in their eyes Serbs ,Jews and Gypsy's where same. As plan was 1/3 of serb to kill 1/3 to convert to chatolic christianity and 1/3 to try push out of their land ,as jews where spread all over the world afther romans kicked them out.

[@lslsls101]

I'm from Novi Sad and you can go to every part of it at night, we are different then West

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks for the input 😊

[@gakh4341]

Exactly !!

[@dejannadj6788]

You've been to Subotica and didn't visit Palić?! Can't believe it.

[@travelsofmozzy]

I have also been to Subotica, but not Palic; how far is it from Subotica?

[@msjannd4]

Gorgeous town! I need to listen again for the name.

[@korgpa80i]

Subotica town

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Subotica and Novi Sad are shown.

[@gars1074]

Very enlightening and enjoyable video. You really destroyed some myths about Serbia for me! Nice to know these facts.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Glad we were able to show the true Serbia. 😊

[@mirkocovekmirkovic7716]

VRSAC !!!

[@mitologijaiokultizam7608]

Thank you for wisited my contry, I recomend you to wisiit a centuries old monesterys and monuments and also beautiful mountains and beautiful untouched nature in central and east Serbia. We like to hoste all people to around the world, and we give our best to be a good hostes and make your staying here nice. And yeah, almost everybody speeks English. So welcome and enjoy.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks 😊

[@iamtargetedindividual5763]

Serbia is safer for everyone than for ordinary Serbs...Serbia is wonderful, especially for those who can afford more than 1000 Euros per month for living...

[@ivanprekajski1993]

You were in my home town of Subotica! One of the safest cities.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It's a beautiful city.

[@Its.nosferatu]

So quiet? Not many people in comparison to Australian cities

[@teresalehtonen8499]

Ivan very habdsome and smart. Also Sandra too of course.

[@raderadumilo7899]

Yugoslavia had been given an option, by Hitler and the Nazis, to pretty much sit out the war and provide some logistical support to Wehrmacht. Although the government and the prince regent accepted the deal, people rioted and army staged a cue and overthrew that government and expelled the prince regent. Hitler was furious, and the Nazi war machine overrun Yugoslavia in just 11 days. However, the Yugoslavs never accepted the defeat and immediately the Nazis and their allies found themselves in their own Vietnam.

[@l.w.paradis2108]

My father was in that demonstration and lived through the bombing of Belgrade.

[@macak557]

We love to take walk on evening. And remember when my wife an I go to USA in Denver CO. We are in cousin hose in Hiltop area and is the one of best area there we say ok we going to walk on evening. They look us like zombie. We dont do that here... 😂 but we go 2 blok an police stop us. Hahahahah then we go home. Nice video. Greetings from Trebinje. BiH

[@Coa_Kralj_Coa_The_King]

One of the most safety country!!!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It is 👍

[@TheWolfDude91]

The only thing that can attack you in Serbia is a goddamn heat during the summer and that's about it. Though If I'm perfectly honest, some summers can be balanced which is refreshing.

[@bluedream4943]

Serbia 🇷🇸 is more safe than USA 🇺🇸.And you should go in south Serbia 🇷🇸

[@whatforaaron2494]

It sure does. Novi Sad looks very clean and well maintained, and not filled with homeless encampments, with vagrants high on drugs, or drunk and yelling obscenities in the park; like in Los Angeles, California, USA. As an American. I would love to visit ALL of Ex-Yugoslavia.

[@НиколаЦар]

Welcome to Serbia 🇷🇸

[@ivangudelj1065]

I grow up in Novi Sad , for 26 years i never have problems with crime of any sort. You can walk in the middle of the night nothing will happen. Serbia is very safe country.

[@kikasokino6754]

Please visit city Užice, in western-central Serbia. It's almost unbelievable city in rocky mountains with high skyscrapers ( little serbian New York) and great nature visible from city.Just google Uzice.

[@luispacheco6807]

Best european capital. The Serbs are amazing people.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

It’s a beautiful place.

[@SrdjanKovacevic89]

These people are true serbian friends. They have only bad leaders who like to dig in someone else’s yard. Big respect for this man!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks we appreciate your input 😊

[@lukadjedovic1317]

Yes, we are safe. 😙

[@mgtowski395]

Wonder how Chinese are perceived/treated there?

[@mdza]

Chinese are our bros, there is a Chinatown in Belgrade too

[@mgtowski395]

@@mdza Thought they'd have people blaming them for the pandemic. How are blacks treated there? Appreciate your reply.

[@mdza]

@@mgtowski395 no problem, nah, in general we don’t blame them for anything, people even seem to forget where it came from, on the other side, China invests a lot of money in Serbia (highways) and our government is in very good relations with them plus the people favour China since they help us in international relations as regards to Kosovo. Black people are also not bigoted, I say in general, there probably would be there and then someone who would express some racial slurs towards them, there are thousands of African students studying in Serbian universities, (Belgrade, Kragujevac and Novi Sad the most), and there was a recent scientific study or idk how would I call it, in which it was written that Serbia is the least racist country in Europe.

[@mgtowski395]

@@mdza Thanks for your detailed and timely reply, Milan. This is good to hear. I am neither Chinese or black but plan to move there shortly.

[@mdza]

@@mgtowski395 yes I see you have a Georgian flag, also a friendly nation, you are very welcome! I don’t live in Serbia anymore, I moved few years ago but I travel back every month (or I used to before Corona).

[@milankoprivica5981]

Subotica is the great town to live guys, welcome to Serbia!

[@dorothysibanda5131]

That is wonder ful you have said it all.you explain so well that any one can be able to visit Serbia.my son is wanting to work in Serbia as an Engineer but was afraid of segregation as an African from Zimbabwe.Please tell me if what he is afraid of is there.At present is doing Masters.Please my dear tell me how we can go about it.Do they want us to lean their language first or English is O K.

[@nikolagrmusa3435]

My dear we had here like thousands of africans students, there is no color here if that is your concern. And we have all religions here, practiced free. So as long as u r human, you dont have nothing to fear, and u r welcome. Greetings from Belgrade with love. ❤️

[@nikolagrmusa3435]

English is just fine, it is like serbian to us , and u have all documents on english also, as i said, dont worry, just come, u will like it 😉

[@mdza]

There are thousands of students from Africa in general in Serbia and english is preferred language since we know that Serbian is very difficult to learn. As far as color of the skin, this is not an issue here

[@jobrock1079]

Serbia doesn't have enough jobs for their own people, let alone foreigners. Why doesn't your son try a country with a better economy than Serbia?

[@mdza]

@@jobrock1079 foreigners actually find jobs faster than domestic people do. There was even a case of Norwegian who faked his diplomas to become a ceo of some lake in Belgrade, he basically got the job only because he was a foreginer and they never double checked him.

[@classiccorvetteguide9147]

Hollywood normally portrays the 90s… Bosnia / Serbian conflict.

[@Christo_glenn]

Serbia overall felt safer than a lot of countries in Western Europe. I alway feel on edge visiting cities like London, Paris, Berlin, Barcelona, etc. Also, I find Balkan people in general to be more down to earth and friendly. There are many misconceptions out there and all I can do is encourage people to see this part of the world.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We love this area.

[@wakanda6547]

Unfortunately, safety is paramount everywhere there is an expat couple that has been murdered....both very experienced travelers unfortunately their knowledge, er travel experience did not serve them well.. stay safe everyone don't be shy asking questions about safety.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Where and when?

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

@@wakanda6547 okay, that’s sad to hear. I thought you were saying something happened in Serbia though.

[@wakanda6547]

@@WarrenJulieTravel no not serbia!

[@theeyup35]

👍

[@elessarbre]

Hey, that New California Republic flag on your shirt is wrong, bro. The bear is supposed to have two heads. I think somebody sold you a fake. :P

[@amsterdambear610]

Oh no no, the New California Republic Bear has three heads, that was definitely a fake. Probably western media portrayed it that way. Do Serbians even know that?

[@elessarbre]

@@amsterdambear610 Of course we do. The New California Republic started out as a small town called Shady Sands but with the guidance of president Tandy, it grew to be a dominant power in the region. At one point it even extended as far as New Vegas and the Hoover Dam where a bloody battle against Caesar's Legion was fought.

[@amsterdambear610]

@@elessarbre - Caesarean intervention, I like that. Are you sure it wasn’t Josip Broz Tito, the one that held the entire Balkan poop together?

[@amsterdambear610]

@Spartacus Spartacus - You speak with two or more fork tongues said Chief Sitting Bull before he took over Yugoslavia!

[@amsterdambear610]

@Spartacus Spartacus Being a Yank isn’t a prerequisite for being funny and stupid. We all have that right, even if Serbia doesn’t think it’s normal 🇷🇸

[@aleksandarchola]

In Serbia serbs wear clothes with english and american flags...

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Really, I haven’t noticed them yet.

[@mdza]

@@WarrenJulieTravel yup american or british to be exact

[@oneayeam]

Dont have school shooter dont have gangs