Serbia - We Went House Hunting in Serbia (Cost of living in Serbia)
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2021
- We went house hunting with our friends in Serbia. Serbia is a country that has an affordable quality of life and Residency is allowed to home owners. Home can be quite affordable even for those on a low budget.
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if you still looking for a house i have a nice one 600m2 3floors 3 bathrooms with a nice garden.
Welcome :)
I am also buying today my first few hectars of land in Serbia, west of Valjevo, and I am so excited :)
Congratulations. Hope all works out there. Nice area.
Awesome, congratulations!
@Kicabran Ticta Near Valjevska Kamenica. 400m altitude, fertile land 3-4 hectars, nearby creek, view on mountains of million dollars :)
Congratulations dear Alexander
@Nikoladin Valjevska mionica is the ephi center of earthquakes.My wilage is Osecina near the Valjevo,so i know.Donja kamenica is near to osecina.
Hi!
I'm very pleased to learn that some people from abroad want to settle and live in Serbia, while, in contrast, many Serbian citizens emigrate abroad...
I presume that, depending on foreign income, everything makes the things easier and life in Serbia more comfortable.
I wish you all the best and good luck with your adventure! 😊
Dear Katarina,, i hope that you were born in Serbia???Maybe you live there and now day??? Let me know how these strangers decide and buy the last choice with this big piece of land..(1.440 sq.m),, Government laws do not leave over 500 sq.m of land for foreigners... My regards to Serbia...I missed you...
What a awesome video, my family is german, but they were from Zrenjanin. Nowadays I'm leaving in Brazil, so when i started watching this video it was like traveling back in time to see inside those houses, thank you for sharing it!
Thanks for sharing your comment ❤️
As a Brazilian, I hope you're having a great time and experience here with us!
Sad that this is not spoken about.
Kolonisti, the post WW2 effect and genocide by the Yugoslav now Serbian Republic.
Very informative video! I just discovered you guys! Good work!
Thanks 😊
I literally binge watched all of your vlog posts. Simple yet very informative and precised. Il have to choose Montenegro to reside someday.
We appreciate your comments and glad we could provide you with relevant information.
Many congratulations for buying the property number 3. Very informative and interesting video. Highly appreciated. Would love to talk to you in person 💕.
That's an old houses specific look for houses in Vojvodina
The last one would be great to setup a Finca like they do outside Medellin. Colombia. You buy a farm and pay local farmers to run it for you and build a separate small place on the land for yourself or for them. Normally you live in the city but come out to the farm to get out of the city occasionally and the famers make a living off the produce.
Hi Warren and Julie, cool video!! Obviously you are not the buyers, but anyone coming from the States I recommend renting in a larger city. It's not very expensive, anyway. North Serbia(north of Belgrage is flatter and more expensive, south is hill and mountain country with great views and is cheaper). I recommend expats to explore the country and see what you like and dislike about certain areas. New and popular thing is prefabbed homes(drywall, siding, insulation) like we have here in the states. You buy a lot and pick your model and have it built and it's affordable. Labor in Serbia is very affordable and you can do a lot of renovations for very cheap. We have friends who have village property near Kragujevac and love spending the spring, summer and fall there gardening and taking care of their fruit trees. Take care!!
I think that the primary reason for buying a house and land is to obtain a permanent residence permit. The property owner automatically acquires the right to live in Serbia, ie. to stay here longer than 3 months, as long as tourists are allowed. Houses in neglected Vojvodina villages are quite cheap even for our, Serbian, standard. Especially for a married couple who came from America.
@@momirkoo well we did not buy it to obtain a visa. My wife is Serbian. We decided to buy a house as an investment. My visa/residence permit is based on marriage (15 years). Just because I am American does not mean I / we are rich. The choice we made when buying was after research according to what we have in mind.
@@Dalje1960 i not wrote about you and Daliborka but about other couple. Maybe I misunderstood who actually want to buy village land/real estate? I do not think that all americans are rich by default.. just want to mention that most of you have a much better standard than most Serbs. 🙂
@@momirkoo no worries.. Be happy.. I just prefer the smaller villages and simple way of life. Some Americans can not live without a busy city and will prefer Belgrade.
I definitely would recommend a visit as a tourist prior to buying a home. Maybe rent an Airbnb for a month. Long term rentals would be viable for someone here as an expat if they open a company or are employed in Serbia. Otherwise a home is the easiest and cost effective way to obtain Residency.
Warren - love your videos and love your mask! If I seen correctly, representing the 80’s rock well!! Metallica 👊🏻👊🏻
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Ich bin Serbin aufgewachsen in der Schweiz. Lebe jetzt schon 10 Jahre in meiner Heimat, bin mit 25 zuruckgekehrt. Ich finde das Leben hier auf dem Land viel unbeschwerter. Habe es nie bereut. Wir konnten uns eine grosse Eigentumswohnung kaufen, dann noch ein riesiges Landstuck. Dass haette ich mir in der CH nie leisten konnen.
Has du aine plaz fur mih in daine bed?
@@Burevestnik9M730 Hahahahaha xD
Geboren in Serbien und mit 5 Jahren nach Österreich. Ich bin nun mit 33 Millionär geworden und gehe zurück nach Serbien.
I have to point out one thing-all the houses in Serbia are made of bricks or similar hard materials,none of that wooden or cardboard walls(no pun intended) like in the US😉
I like to point out that apartments in Slovakia a built from bullet proof concrete...
I can see what Dale and Dali bought the last two...I wanted to offer on them too :) Great great video
Thanks 😊
Much Love from Cuenca Guys and good luck with the house hunting.. Miss you all.. Puppy Kisses to Aria and the baby.. Claudia
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@@WarrenJulieTravel Glad I got to see you off.. Be safe and have a blast.. the houses.. Hmm.. lots of renovations.. But I like the second property w all the land and the second house.. hope you find your dream home
Wow! The longer I watched, the larger the 2nd property got! And I thought the prices in Poland were great. I may have to seriously consider Serbia.
oh yes! Im just watching! cheers from Finland where the prices are very high
Congrats...
the number two house would be very good to do a big garden and use the second non livable space as a farmers market of sorts since there could be eggs as well, that could be a good source of spare money
you would need a license to sell eggs. you would also need to pay the municipality some money in order to set something like that up. serbia is nice, but very corrupt, when it comes to governing. i thought about starting a life there. i have family that lives out there and it's not pretty. after 3 months. i couldn't take it anymore. i flew back to america and realized how much better it is out here.
These are OK for such low price but I don't know what all you'd have to do to make it a good investment. These days you can build a nice tiny home on a great spot and put it on airbnb and do very well. The last home was great!
The second house is lovely
Dobro dosli u nasu lepu Srbiju 😃❤️hope you will have good time 😁
Thanks 😊
When I see this caind a house i remember my grandma she lives in Vojvodina.this is SALAŠ with a lot of history
Property number#3 is neat and livable, #2 has huge land
Also, keep in mind that most people in Serbian villages and rural areas do not know English. If you do not plan to learn Serbian, it can be a big problem in communication.
Very good point I forgot to mention in my comment above.
Fortunately the Google Translate app helps initially when exploring and getting to know an area or country. Long term learning is recommended of course.
Congratulations guys and welcome to Serbia! :)
I’ve recently bought a house in same area as you did (Zrenjanin). Moving there from Novi Sad.
Also believe that area will flourish with new highway and new big tire factory.
Dale and Dali bought the home but we appreciate the sentiment and Julie and I have loved our time in Serbia so far.
Hit us up some time. Be great to meet up.
In Zrenjanin you don’t have clean water to drink . What factories and highways? There is not basic infrastructure .
Its so interesting that videos like these are never filmed during summer and when all is green. For example, In my 52 years, I have never seen any video in "western production" of (say) Russia, during summer. Have you? Its forever winter, dark and murky skies and no vegetation! It does not matter if its documentary or a movie, it has to be same wintery, no green, all murky and cold same background!
These days YT is full of videos about Serbia, (and with no mistake during winter) and those do not reflect even 10% of all the beauty and magnificence of that country!
We’ll come through at different times of the year in the future as we travel around Europe, we hope to capture those warmer months as well.
Good point Lazar but it is also point of view. I live in the hot, dry desert of Arizona.....so cold, dark and grey looks beautiful to me, in fact, I miss that weather. But then, too much of any good thing goes bad.
Awesome Vlog Warren lots of information, thanks 🙏 can you share attorney and your friends contact please. Lots of love from Colombo Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Thanks we appreciate you watching 😊
Check out north of the country, Subotica and Sombor are beautiful cities with flatland panonian and austro-hungarian wibe. You can find affordable houses 5-10km from city centre in idyllic nature surroundings.
We just visited Subotica pretty city.
there is a 6000eur house found by Nomad Capitalist.
For these prices you could only afford to buy a garage in Sydney!
A garage in the centre of Belgrade is around EUR 15-20k. These prices are ridiculous. The only problem is - it is really difficult to sell a house in a village in Serbia, buying a house there is a sunk cost. Hence these prices.
@@wudzah good for the buyers I guess
Yes it’s very inexpensive to our standards.
I love how people in Serbia write nice comments, when there is a foreign video, but if it is Serbian video, it will be just provocation and bad words.
Wow thats great big house with 16k now i was thinking to move out there.
Hi bitcoin made a huge impact sky rocket above $50k. Buying cryptocurrencies is good they're a huge help down the road to earn from.
Second house €16000 and you want to negotiate the price?! Shame on you!!
Well the area seems to have serious issues of infrastructure, water supply and legality to convert all that space into legal housing.
hmm .. her name is probably DALIBORKA, not DALIBORSKA :)
Daliborka is female version of male name "Dalibor"
words with "s" somewhere at the end are mostly adjectives. There is a "Daliborska" street maybe but the name is without that "s" :)
You are correct. I just didn't have heart to tell Warren. 😊
@@daliborkakneeland7465 Do not worry. I don't believe he would be offended or humiliated. For Westerners, these things (Slavic culture, language and names) have always been mysteriously exotic. It is okay that he made a mistake, no hard feelings :)
You are correct, sorry Dali... 😉
13:37 Dragon 🐲😄
Hi where is that contact info for Dale and Doli? It's not in the video or description. Maybe I missed it?
Shoot me an email and I’ll forward you to them. Warrenjulietravel@gmail.com
What are rents for the properties that you showed and what kind of market is there for rentals? And assuming there is no bank financing available and cash only?
Rents are inexpensive, a couple hundred maybe. They are thinking of Airbnb which increases the monthly take if its booked.
I went back to look at these videos again that you did in Serbia. They were very informative on real estate and residency. The whole country is interesting to me but my father was originally from a small town near Zagubica called Milatovac. It got me thinking, on the subject of residency, and land ownership-- my father had land that passed to us--and I'm wondering if we may be residents with now owning that property-do you know if the lawyer contact you mentioned above speaks English and what town he is located in? I'd be interested in knowing how far he is from Zagubica and if he handles legal issues in that area? I do have plans to go to Serbia within the next year so I'm trying to investigate the process and what will be needed. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
Our attorney from the video is in Novi Sad.
Thanks Warren & Julie for informative video. Thinking of moving to Serbia or Portugal next year depending on residence. Not sure if I buy village property , will get immediate residency ? Any suggestion please ?
Yes you can qualify for residency by owning a home in Serbia. Look at our residency video as well as apartments we looked at in Novi Sad Serbia.
@@WarrenJulieTravel thanks , can you please share the contact detail of property consultant
@@bireshwarmitra2089 please look in the video description, there is also a realtor in our Novi Sad real estate video. Contact in that video description,
The biggest factor that this vid overlooked was "what is the water quality like?,and ,Are there many electric blackouts?
I can't see what the water quality is like karma I assume you are asking about drinking water. We did drink bottled water while we were in Serbia.
SLOW DOWN WITH THAT CAMERA PLEASE. Land amount is good. With a ton of Reno...it will be great.
Good info, but the sound needs to be balanced. Hard to watch when you have to keep changing the volume.
Thanks for watching, I’m not sure about the volume. We occasionally get comments on this, also learned other RUclipsrs get them also. We’re not sure if it’s a stereo audio setting or what. We’re not sure why some hear things differently. 🤷 hopefully our other videos work better for you.
Very interesting to see the properties you looked at, and also feel into the way of life there! Since this video was made a year ago, I suppose the prices have gone up even more, but perhaps not so much in rural areas? At any rate, I‘m interested in connecting with your friends for guidance on possibly finding a home in Serbia. How best to get in touch with them?
I think property prices have increased a bit. Please see their contact information in the video description.
Thank you, but no such link is stated there - only for an attorney as well as AirBnBs and products.@@WarrenJulieTravel
@@scottbecker3485 here you go.
dalekneeland@gmail.com
Howdy - thanks for sharing! Can US citizens buy property there in Serbia?
I tried to get hold of your friends but I had no reply I am definitely looking in suburban areas do you have a mobile link?
I was with you at Cuenca
Thanks 😊
How do you find out who is responsible of paying the property taxes and if the land owes any taxes?
You go to the lawyer and ask him to check if property owes any taxes
I wonder why arent southern towns and cities more popularized than Vojvodina, nature is much nicer, and towns also has a lot of character in ambience of beautifull surrounding nature, its not that i argue against Vojvodina but i noticed all youtubers are mainly attracted to see Vojvodina probably by some internet ratings - just curious. Arandjelovac is between Kragujevac and Belgrade, its a spa resort, Mladenovac is much more urban than average village on north and it has direct metro (beovoz) line (half an hour) with Belgrade, Lazarevac too, Valjevo is beautifull, nature arround with Divcibare and Maljen mountains, Knic for example has a beautifull lake, surrounded by mountains and it has almost same distance from Kraljevo, Kragujevac and Cacak - all 3 beautifull cities, so many options to go. Southern Serbia also, Nish, Knjazevac, Sokobanja, Krusevac.
What we don’t see in the next six weeks, we’ll try to see on future visits to Serbia.
I agree that is a beautiful area. We plan on looking at properties there also. But for the beginning we started a liilte closer to where we live. This is the first location. It has 2 rivers and 4 lakes within walking distance.
Slazem se sa tobom ali svi nekako zele biti blizi velikim gradivima i naravno Evropi a to jeste slucaj sa Vojvodinom ,sto je steta.Mozda bi se stvar promenula da se vise reklamira jug Srbije.
Nice video did they buy anything? Are these villages?
Yes, watch until the end 😁
They are villages
Sorry I jumped the gun
Interestin, that there are more and more people from abroad. What are your reasons for moving in?
@Nikoladin pa, koliko sam ja ukapirao, oni na taj macin vrv obrcu pare, jer su porezi kod nas nizi itd. Mene vise brine, da hoce da nas naseljavaju kao indijance.
Serbia would be difficult for someone form the US to move to... Nice for a visit though when the weather gets a little nicer. The people from that part of the world are usually multi lingual.
There are many English speakers thankfully.
Nice I was born in Bosnia. Serbia is nice. Money fr US helps. People in Serbia and Bosnia regular people have a hard time living their. Sue to iobs and income.
Just a matter of time before investors and developers come in and scoop it and eventually ruin it. Sort of like Kiev and opportunist investors
If i was the owner of the house no.2, I would not accept any bargain. By the way, you cannot find nor buy larger piece of property then 1.2 acres to be designated for housing, so this could be opportunity to have your own garden in Banat village. Water supply differs from place to place and could be very useful to obtain data in this respect.
Please can you explain yourself a little more?
@@deepdude4719 Which part?
Do houses in Serbia have Homeowners Associations (HOA) kind of organizations similar to the United States which charge mandatory monthly fees to tell the homeowners what they can or cannot do on their own piece of lands and houses?
No we dont have that for lonely houses, we have something similar for apartments and residental buildings
@@snsuzivo Thanks for letting me know!
Always check before buying in to a multiple residency building.
Hi, your airbnb links for apartments in belgrade and another city cannot open,
Unfortunately, as time passes some owners delist or sell their homes etc.
@@WarrenJulieTravel got it. Tks
45 km to Belgrade, 50km to Novi Sad, not 90km.
Which village?
@@WarrenJulieTravel Perlez. And 25 to Zrenjanin.
Where to find such houses with these prices is there a specific website?
I recommend contacting a real estate agency in the area you are interested in Serbia and giving them your budget and criteria. We have a real estate contact for Novi Sad.
your videos are very informative - thanks, but camerawork makes me dizzy
Sorry, I’m just a guy sharing our world, not a professional cameraman by any means.
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So, you purchased two houses ?
Cool...
Yes, Dale and Dali did, not Julie and I .
Did you buy it? Do you have internet connection in this area?
Dale was our guest in this video. Yes they did buy and they have Internet.
@@WarrenJulieTravel Thank you for your reply. I am considering Serbia as i want to buy a small detached country property with land and no neighbours either side of my walls somewhere peaceful. I live in UK currently. I hope i can do this and gain longterm status to live there.
Just sad how cheap it is
????? No need to look down on other places just because you think you're wealthy. There's actually more to life than judging wealth.
You can buy cheap houses in Italy, Bulgaria, Portugal, Spain, Romania , Turkey, Albania, Morocco, Egypt, Latvia, Lithuania etc
@@MrWaterbugdesign you misunderstood the intention of the guy's post.
@@MrWaterbugdesign You misunderstood the context of what the person wanted to say.
You don't take a dog in people's homes
Can anyone recommend good honest estate agents in Serbia who can take care of everything for new buyers?
where are you from
Msg me if u get
hi, just wondering what is the average renovation cost in Serbia?
Perhaps Dale could answer this. I recall during our visit he said about 15k-20k€ for some of these properties.
What is the process for buy property if any body come to tourist visa.
See the comment I made in the Novi Sad Residency video to you a moment ago. 👍
Can u tell me how much for sale this owner house and land in there. Is that 16000eu or how much
Please watch the video the answer is there. I’d have to watch the video to answer since my memory is not perfect months later.
You can find here some dirty cheap properties, becouse there is not enough demand now. Ppl are struggling for decades here, and salaries are little and is hard to afford a house, especially if you are not virtual worker in some way. Buying the land and making that house with all other buildings there can EASILY get u to spend 100k!
For everyone who has money, and are retired or have a online job, it could be heaven.
Very interesting video,,, BUT something is not true.. Unfortunately the strangers can not buy land over 500 sq,m.. and i know this because and me interested to buy a rural house with land .. What happened now???For example house no 3 had a big piece of land..
Dale's wife is Serbian. I assume she is allowed to buy land in Serbia.
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I can't believe how dirt cheap it is. In Belgrade you could barely buy a garage at that price, some are even more expensive than that! It's really sad how much the Serbian countryside has died. Villages and small towns have became ghost towns. Everybody has migrated to the big cities - the only places you can get decent jobs. People are also moving abroad, each year the country loses people about the size of an average Serbian town.
We weren’t aware of this ☹️
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Is there internet in those houses.?
They should have access.
Hi, I saw your video. I am very interested in buying property in Serbia. Are the Properties for sale a similar price or have they gone up in that area now? Could you help with who I could contact to see about buying a property in Serbia?
Are you interested in Novi Sad?
We have a realtor we can recommend to you there. We did a video with them as well.
@@WarrenJulieTravel Yes, I am, How do I go about getting in touch with the realtor there?
@@rosiewillis662 see this video
ruclips.net/video/Fcv1aepIdA4/видео.html
@@WarrenJulieTravel Thank you, will have a look
I love you blog.how much monthly living cost
Check out this video
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hi ,Pls provide the email address of attorney u spoke in early video , thanks
Please go to the residency video description, it’ll be there. 😊
0:04 > 0:21 Yeah... you just have to join the local cult (SNS) club, and make sure to do everything they order you to do, and you are good. xD
I’d just buy land and build my own house.
Problem is no guarantees. No stability. Politics
come to nis :D
We will eventually
Not for anything, but I’ll take Cuenca real estate instead 🏡
These are more rural, so it depends on what you're looking for. I'm trying to work on a city property tour as well.
Nice 👍 I am also wana TRC, PLEASE SUGGEST budget home 🏠 or flat
Not sure what TRC is, we plan to do another Novi Sad real estate video soon.
Daliborka not DaliborSKA ????
Zasto ne kazete da su to kuce napravljene od blata i slame prije 50 godina i sad su samo za rusenje.
you misspelled their names guys
Yes, we’re aware. We can’t make the change however once it’s up.
Am I right that you call this woman DaliborSka, and she should be Daliborka, without S in the middle?
You are correct 👍
Get of from this lend my friend.You need to spend more money for remodeling then buy new somevere around.
I am sure I can live there... Rent now buy a little layer... How much for now ... Want to move as soon as possible.. 1 or two months ... Any african descent Serbia ???
i have a tip for evryone : DO NOT renovate in serbia instantly , the longer you wait the cheaper it will be , we managed to save 60% on a renovation :)
Man, you guys have no idea what you buying, that kind of house and household it's something that is made to last, it's there for 100-150 years, maybe more!And, that place Perlez is founded by Spanish Jews refugee's.
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Daliborka........not Daaliborska.......well, originaly I am from that part of the world and I've heard a lots of girls/women bearing name Daliborka (without "S") but nerver Daliborska
you need 30 at least to fix that up properly
Our friends purchased two properties and the budget for repairs was about 20k€ each.
Buy only house from bricks!
Ako sada neko zivi u toj kuci to je sramota kakav su zivot zivjeli i u cemu.DZaba ti zemlja kad ti kad si ti zivio u kuci od blata.
Wow,so cheap.
These people are just tire kickers l would imagine they don't have money
Try watching more than one video on the channel before making comments. If you watched this you would see they bought.
Arrogant moron
May I have attorney' s; you mentioned, phone number?
He asked to have people email first, his information is in the video description. Thanks
How do we contact edwin in cuenca
He’s on WhatsApp +593 99-371-3936
Edwin Loja is fantastic
Ich suche eine Immobilie zum Verkauf
If you contact this real estate agency, please let them know that Warren and Julie Knox referred you to them:)
Links on todays property and contact information for Real House Realty:
WhatsApp Serbia: +381 62 650152
info@realhouse.rs
office@realhouse.rs
realhouse.rs/
ruclips.net/user/realhousenekretnine
@Travel With Us von Warren & Julie Vielen Dank 🌹🌹
Hi
I am interested in moving to Serbia. I am from india. Could you please send me the email of the attorney so that I can ask him to help me with the paperwork. Thanks
its actualy a rip off, those are even cheaper but they saw its for forigners with some money to spent, u can buy a lot of better house for 15k in Serbia, but people will be people.. if u can rip off someone why not.. sad..
Daliborka is Serbian so she is familiar with the fair market prices.
Yes, unlike Westerners who never rip off anyone, they just bomb you and bring you democracy.
To je sramota sta vi prodajete i pokazujete stranom investitoru za prodaju.To su objekti za konje i krave a ne za ljude.Ako nemate nista bolje za pokazati nemojte ni to.
Otkud vam ideja da su strani investitori ljudi?