Serbia Cost of Living, $1,390 a month budget for two. (American Expats in Serbia)
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- We had a great visit with Paul and Mary, two American Expats living in Novi Sad Serbia. We think most of our viewers will be impressed with their budget and the cost of living in Serbia.
Mary & Paul are doing great work as volunteers, and making a positive impact in the lives of children.
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Two very kind people that give back to their new community. Getting the school supplies that children need is a life changing event for the children.
They are very honorable people.
Even the kindest people can destroy the system. Ok, they are nice, you can't blame them for looking for good life, but, expats, particularly American, are destroying the life they come to enjoy. If more of them come there, it wold turn expensive even for them, imagine disaster for locals. Look what they've done to Ecuador so far. They turned Vilcabamba, which was a heaven on earth, into expensive fakehippieveganwesternerbullshit place, and spread it to Cuenca like a cancer on healthy body. Guys, if you are really nice, if you really like that sort of life, come as a tourist and go back, please!. Or at least, stay unnoticed in media, keep it for yourself. Warren and Julie, no matter how nice you are, you are the cancer, the biggest enemy of the life you are advertising.
Bugger, I just saw you in Cuenca episode. No comment.
You prolly dont care at all but does anybody know a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I was dumb forgot my account password. I would love any tips you can give me!
@Zahir Gunnar instablaster =)
I'm having a surgery to remove a benign tumor from my parotid at a top-notch private hospital in Belgrade. It will cost me 2850 dollars with no insurance. This covers preparation, surgery by a professor, one night in the hospital, one further checkup, and tissue pathology.
Wow! Thanks for sharing 😊
We hope everything goes smoothly 🙏
@@WarrenJulieTravel Thank! I thought the price would be interesting to you.
@Del Toro Yes, MF surgery, Trivić, at Euromedic.
That probably doesn't go under 50K in the US.. lol
All the best. You will feel much better very soon after the surgery. Please keep us posted on your progress. God bless you.
I live in US now but I am from Serbia. I sent my neighbor to Serbia, to most amazing dentist, professor for a 4 times less cost then in USA:) she enjoyed it soooo much that she stayed month and half:) Serbia is amazing country, whole Balkan is actually:)
How is that going to help millions Americans who can't afford to travel and get proper health care..there is 2 sides to that coin..pls think of that..Its a dream come true for private medical sector. Charge em and send them of..to wherever..when they need real care ❤ 😌
I belive that people are trying to get proper life and care. That is all. Rich people can do kedical wherever they want.
wow possible to let me know who, and where, is that dentist ?
@@patboudotlamot he is in belgrade,serbia. But there is a lot great dentist there so you can not be wrong. And you will have great and healthy life for leeeessssss money for shure.
@@K1k1Ktina merci
A wonderful American couple who are as cool, warm, friendly as their Serbian hosts. Been to Serbia many times. Great people who love and fully live life and people despite their dramatic history. Novi Sad no opinion but Belgrade is a great city and one of best cities in Europe for night life. Still a secret but it is being discovered !
Just for you to know , that Novu Sad is a City of the Culture in Europe ! Please next time plan longer staying in Novi Sad, than you will know , what I'm talking about ! History , Tradition , Hospitality , Tourism , etc...You will Loved even more ! 👍💕
Been to Novi Sad and Belgrade still talk to friends I made there next time I will check out the east and south.
@@verabajcetic9145 ,Balkan je centar sveta, mnogo toga se vidi,nauci,shvati. Treba amere edukovati,nemaju pojma sta je zivot,ceo zivot rade,i sa penzijom ne mogu da zive u rodjenoj zemlji,lol
Ooo Meri I Pol poznajem ih. To su moji prijatelji predivni ljudi ❤️❤️❤️
They are great people 😃
Seen your guys videos and grabbed a ticket to Serbia. Currently living in Brazil, but Serbia seems more like my kind of culture. Plus I have a friend in Hungary. Win, win, can not wait.
When do you arrive and for how long? We will be in and out of the country so maybe we can catch up with you.
@@WarrenJulieTravel I arrive on the 9th. Does the customs at Serbia accept a covid test from email? Since I might get the results while flying?
Yea why not? Novi Sad is just 40 minutes away from Belgrade, 3h away from Budapest and most of people speak English pretty well. I am from Novi Sad and if you need more info on Novi Sad and any kind of help you are welcome to mail me. miloszikic@yahoo.com
Very hard not to love serbian people and our lifestyle ❤
@@cocolocofamily759 kinda hard to take some people seriously when they are in another country or have videos of making money. This guy went through a few shifty wars with money.
Serbia is great. Cost of living and people are awesome. I picked Bosnia Hercegovina in Srbska Republika. Its almost half the price of everything, I eat organic food only and own a house... I have Internet, TV and 4 cars etc. Never lived better.
Great to hear, thanks for sharing 👍
Remember having 1000€ salary in my mid 20's in Novi Sad. I used to live like a king. Now I live like an expat in Germany, earning a lot more than I used to in Serbia, yet the quality of living in Germany is a lot lower than the one I was used to in Serbia. I'm already planning my commback. 😏
Congratulations on the eventual return 👍♥️🇷🇸
Pozdrav! Mi smo živeli u Francuskoj i vratili se u Srbiju. Manje zarađujemo, ali daleko kvalitetniji život. Zato sada smo i otvorili par svojih firmi i izvozimo.
Hi ,i live in Germany this video made me think moving in Serbia for good.Sounds good living place to move on like a comfort zone.
@@lizleeentertainment You need to have a really great job to earn that money in Serbia, on average people don’t earn more than 500€ and some earn even as little as 350€. If i could find a 800€ job in Serbia i would immediately leave Germany and come back to my country Serbia, but it’s not easy at all and also in Serbia people work more hours than in Germany.
@@user-lt1wm4nl8e Thanks for the tips..Yeah i will be there for another thing not to find job in Serbia do other things i guess..
Serbia is very openminded and welcomes everybody. Don't forget that USA destroyed Serbia an every Bridge in Novi Sad. I say this not to provoce you or say you are bad people, i say to educate the Americans that so many people are suffering because of the American Politics. Thank you for this content and have a good stay. 🙏
Не оставише вам срцуленце на коментар ....
Why wouldn't blame your dictator at that time for destruction of your country?
@@OlegScherbina Because he is not the one who bombed bridges, hospitals, schools, ... with depleted uranium!
@@OlegScherbina cause our dictator didn't bomb Serbian people but American did and Serbian will never forget it and will never like anything or anyone coming from USA
@@m.j.5333 well I live in America and hate my communist government so don’t blame me. I’d rather be a Serbian citizen than live in this Marxist country
Love SERVIA. Hug of Brasil.
Thanks 😊
Its Serbia, not Servia. Welcome!
LOVE Serbia🥰❤️🇲🇰🇷🇸
Serbia love you to ❤️
@@darkodanicic6294 ,posalji joj email,mozda ce da ti odgovori, :)
Wonderful people 👏
Thanks they are 😊😊
@@WarrenJulieTravel are you going back to USA?
the american dream looks pretty good in serbia :)
I was thinking of a comment to this video, and you took words out of my mouth..
You cannot live american dream in serbia, only serbian dream, which is quite different formula.
Hahhahah
That tells you how hard is to live in US and CAN. You spend , what you make and is very hard to Save $$$
If they only knew the other side of the coin...I welcome travel. Mixing cultures. Learning..but u guys should learn more about horrible reality local ppl live with God Bless 🙏
I enjoyed the video. Very good information. Paul and Mary seem like an awesome couple! Big "Thank You" to two of them and other volunteers that help kids get the education they need.
They are wonderful people, they have very positive energy to them.
@@WarrenJulieTravel I could tell! 😊 They are the kind of people you want to be around. Thanks again for doing this video. Best wishes to Mary and Paul.
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Makes me so happy to see foreign people coming and falling in love with our beautiful country! Enjoy your time in here!
Clever people! Welcome to my city, I wish you good health and sincere friends!
Unfortunately in most of the Serbia, families live with 600eur per month(many earn even less, and I am talking about both parents working)
Retired people's pension is in most cases just 200-300eur.🙁
My grandma is from republic of srpska, her retirement money is 100 euros. If she had to live only on that, I don't even want to imagine. My mom is due to her health problems incapable to work and she is getting around 70 euros per month from country, while she needs at least min 100 euros per month only for doctors appointment and medicine. So our country failed our people badly, and if they didn't had us to help they would never be able to have a normal life.
@@cocolocofamily759 I think this is true. Some bloggers fart too much and never spend much, even if they visit.
@@cocolocofamily759 don't worry, it won't be called republic of srpska for long. After that your standard of living will go up.
@@cocolocofamily759 , u USA je jos gore.
@@TheC920996mmkj ,da se nisi malo zahebo,hajd ti u tvoju lijepu nasu,a Serbia je ponosita.
As long I can understand as Serb thay feel wery safe in Serbia and that’s as it should be.
I discovered now what i didnt know that serbia is a perfect place or its a kind of less shithole than rest of the world. And calculating now free education, almost free kindergarden, amost free healthcare, i have spent 2019 3 days in hospital for rota virus and didnt pay a dinar. Also we have dentist covered in insurance but we mostly avoid those that work in state ambulances if have money but people who dont they have that option. Cannot say i feel so safe shit happened often in this region but when i see how crazy world has gone i feel that serbia compared jumps up as a paradise.
@@ventilatorbgd In a way it is that way, basically if you had a steady solid income nobody in the right mind would move to the western countries.
But (big BUT) since big percent of well educated or hard working people can't find job with above average salary (since with average you can't live life without everyday stress or provide for family) it is nightmare for most of people.
For example this couple live normal life with 1390 a month, even if you remove those 450 for rent you still need 900 euros per month to cover basic living, and people here earn on average 300-500 euros, so if you add one additional member to the family (kids) it gets tricky to cover all the cost, so you get why we have the worst birth rate in Europe and have 60,000 less people in Serbia every year (+thousands that leave country).
Yea, I think in every country today where there is no colored immigrants is pretty safe. Not only white countries but also yellow like Japan or China.
@@ventilatorbgd What free education? The yearly expenses for the books of kids attending school are around $150. College "scholarships" often reach $1500 a year, too, with having to pay for every exam that one takes. We also pay enormously large taxes considering our minimum wage is barely around $260 at the moment.
Big D I don’t blame you,it’s your Media and that are so much old "News "....Serb‘s are worios in war and good houst in peace.
Novi Sad is fantastic. Got to visit back in 2019 with my wife who grew up there. Wish we would have had a lot more time explore. I'm looking forward to getting back there one day.
It’s a great city.
Welcome to serbia my Friends
Thanks 😊
God bless Paul and Mary. This world needs more people like them
Thanks 😊
i dont know why but i have a feeling that americans and serbians are so similare in so many ways when it comes to simpathy towards helpless people and so many other stuff man i love this two great humans they are so adorable God bless you sir and lady !!!! Greetings from Serbian
Thanks they are😊
hello from miami, see you soon belgrade
👍❤️🇷🇸
I’m going to Belgrade in 7 weeks!
14:42 you're, both of you, truly kind people! Hope you have nothing but best of luck and prosper in Serbia and Novi Sad!
Beautiful comment ♥️♥️
Awesome video! We loved that the cost was actually broken down. Not just "it's really cheap here" but real numbers and visual of a home. Thank you for this video! We didn't fast forward once:)
Thanks we are glad you liked the video 😊
Such a nice couple, very interesting to see that in time when our people is trying super hard to get out of country, there is someone who will actually move there. Greetings from serbian girl living in Bali 💚💚
Uskoro planiramo odmor na Baliju .....Neke.sugestije ?
Heard a lot of bad things about Bali
😮😮😮
Some of us are trying to move back. I was born and raised in Sweden, but if I can just figure out how to make a living in Serbia, I'm moving back. Western pay checks and living standards come at a high price in terms of quality of life.
What a lovely couple, thank you so much for sharing this video with us.
Thank you for your humanitarian work.
They are a sweet couple.
I'm sure you already know this, but vast majority of people in Serbia have to make do with much less!
Yes we made through month with 500 euros ok, but they wanted just to compare prices with their countries... How we have everything same and sometimes better than rest of the world but cheaper, it is beyond my understanding. And I am a Serb... lol
Im from Sweden and im definitely moving to Serbia when I retire. Ive already been there probably 10 times now for several weeks each trip.
Great! Hope you get there soon.
A wonderful couple,thank you for inviting us into your home
The thing is at Balkan, people mostly own house or apartment they live in unlike in america where everything is owned by bank
Not really, many condos and homes are owned. Or you can put a place on airbnb and it makes way more than the mortgage costs.
@@Wolfsheim23 yeah but mostly would be owned by bank in US, talking about normal families with normal income
@@barlogdark True many American's live in debt and don't even understand debt or finance which should have been taught in school which leads me to the saddest truth is that America has one of the worst education systems in the world. Common people go through the worst education system imaginable. The doc Stupid In America came out many years ago and still the problem hasn't been addressed.
@@Wolfsheim23 Its because thats exactly the education system the US govt wants. The more brain dead people are, the better and the easier they are to control.
@Nikoladin Plenty of American's have heavy debt paying high interest rates on credit cards or car loans or education loans which is a huge racket. Mortgage on a home is relatively cheap though with low interest rates. Much better to put your money into stocks than pay off a property faster. Education being bad, very few Americans learn about Interest, compounding growth, and passive income generation, which is a key element to easy financial freedom in the US that really needs to be taught as early as possible.
What a great couple you interviewed!
Thanks we think so. ❤️❤️
I live a bit of a different lifestyle from the people in this video but I moved from Portugal to Serbia in mid 2017. Not liking big cities I live in the rural countryside and rent a large 2-bdrm apt for €110/mo ($13.72US). Water and trash is another €10 ($11.88US). I use old style electric heaters when it gets real cold and just paid Feb elec bill of 4,062.13 RSD ($41.13US) I don't have a landline or cable so I only pay 1,549 RSD/mo ($15.68US) for internet. I'm still able to fund a small diesel car and Harley to travel around southern Europe.
Question for you. I'm thinking of doing something like this. Planning to travel in a dual sports motorcycle across Serbia, so my costs will be low. Is it easy to get a motorcycle license there?
I miss Serbian food because of pandemic. We use to go there just for a lunch couple times a year. Not that food where I live is less good, but it's nice to have something different. And I'm surprised that nice couple don't eat out that often. Food everywhere on Balkans is great.
Very nice video! Thanks for making this.
Thanks for watching 😊😊
Sounds like Serbia needs to have dental tourism. I love the volunteerism idea. One could start a non-profit company in Serbia and gain residency that way, yes? I would love that!
‘Laura’ .. yes , you can do exactly that , help the people , get paid too .. and get even a citizenship ..( it will help if you speak the language too .. I am also thinking along those ideas ( a non-pr co) .. I also speak the language fluently ..can alo read and write in both letter ( Serbs use (ћерилик)..and Latin later too .. I am fluent in both .. that should make little easier .. I love the country ..spend some times over there and truly love the country side , food is absolutely delicious .. people are friendly , and it is pretty safe .. nothing like crazy American mega-cities .. if you have ideas or suggestion, or like to exchange the ideas /suggestion .. feel free to get in touch .. I plan to go to Serbia coming Jun/JULY/August ... will lease out some nice place for about at list 3 months ...settle down and than start to move fast and see what are the chances and what is the right way to do the biz in Serbia
@@spartacus2000 Hi, Atilla, my friends call me Atilla, too, because of my politics! Wonder what my enemies call me? Don't want to know. Speaking and writing the native language would be way more than I could do, but a minimal vocab and phrase could likely be managed. I won't be traveling any where internationally at least until 2022 but I applaud your desire to move over there to help build their "new" country.
@@laurayale369 .. they call you Attila .. than for sure you are not extreme leftist ( democrat) ..m I right ? 😊
@@spartacus2000 Would an extreme leftist even consider Serbia??? A colleague gave me that nickname way back because he used to introduce me to others as "to the right of Atilla the Hun." He was a centrist and in those days we all got along together and all believed in the Constitution. He was a world traveler and absolutely loved Eastern Europe. Unfortunately, he died last year (NOT of Covid).
@@laurayale369 ..😊
Great video, great people... hope you guys have fun... stay healthy and safe...
Great information!! Thank you so much for sharing!!💞🧸😊💕
Thanks for watching!
I love this content - thank you this couple is great I’d love to help them with their camp
Thanks, ♥️ their contact information is in the video description if you have the ability to help in the future.
@@WarrenJulieTravel that would be amazing
My daughter is in university with a girl from( they’re on the rowing team)
Serbia so I’ve become interested in the country and want to be able to talk to her and know more about her culture
She’s very sweet - I was thinking of asking my daughter what she thought of us going over there
I’ll look at your information looks like a lovely country
I need to learn to cook a Serbian dish!
You guys are awesome, thanks
Amazing couple, great video.
Serbia is a really good plase to move to, because of the low prices, good quality food.Especially take in acount the inflation and the financial crisis that will happen in America and the West.A good place for Christian, family oriented people.
I lived there and highly recommend it.
The video was pretty accurate.
$1390 USD a month is accurate?
What a wonderful couple.
You are most welcome.
As you already know, we don't have much, but what little we have we will share with you gladly.
The people here are very gracious 😁
Life in Serbia is very beautiful, but if you are payed enough. Our salaries are much lower than in other countries.. 🤷♂️
Great video, greetings! 🇷🇸 👋
Very informative video! Great job guys!
Are you still in Serbia? If so shoot us an email it’s in our video description.
@@WarrenJulieTravel Yes, we are back in Belgrade! 🇷🇸 We’ll send you an email! Maybe, we can meet for coffee when in warms up! 😊
Thank you for this Video amazing 👏👏👏🍀☀️🇷🇸
Good video .. plenty good infos .. thanks much,
Thanks for watching 😊😊
im native here and earning almost 3000 so life is great
Great 👍😊
That tells you that affordable high quality medical care is possible but without high profits for the insurance companies.
Another great video
Thanks 😊
Thanks For This Video
Retired American can live in Serbia like a boss 😁
True
Wow. You guys make useful videos. Subscribed 😁
Thanks we appreciate that.
They made very good decision to move there. Thanks for video
Such a lovely couple, im glad they're enjoying retirement in Serbia.
Hi Warren and Julie.. we surely miss you here in Cuenca.. Much Love and Safe Travels to you
Claudia
The flat is huge even for UK standards!!!
Then again we are talking about a flat houses (new build) people are making bigger open plan living spaces as we are great hostess we enjoy having people around and having great time.
I miss Novi Sad 😭.
Thanks for the input, I hope you get to return for a visit sometime.
I lived 4 months in Novi Sad and 2 months in Belgrade. That's pretty accurate, even if you are doing an Air BnB, month by month. (maybe 1,500 USD).
Very true, we are doing an AirBnb and it’s far more expensive then if we were traditional renters. We’ll discuss this Airbnb in a future video.
Just note that the average salary in Serbia is about 400e (for waiters, shop clerks etc, even less [~270]) per month. So, 1500 bucks a month is living on a higher scale there..
Average flat rent per month in Serbia (town Novi Sad, standard location, center or not so far from center) is around 250-350€ for small flat, bigger flat can be 400-600€ (I think) but 1500 USD is villa residence in VIP quarter ??? or house with security staff :-)
@@VladimirZivkovic970 , 1500 USD is around 1200 euros. I rented a 2 bdrm flat 2 blocks from the Catholic church for 600 euro/mo on Airbnb (which is always more expensive than resident rates). I loved Novi Sad and spent the whole lockdown there!
@@brianpan6453 Renting 600€ in city center with 2bdrm is OK via AirBnB only for forigners. Do not take it personally.
Many people what do that, they do not pay legal taxes for renting and if they are not Serbian citizens then they can not be legal owners of flat!!! Many normal, local young families, have no possibility to live in these flats for normal rent because greedy profiteers are always are always hungry on money. Hope that one day God and/or new local government will judge for that. It is not only in Serbia, but mainly in Barcelona, Prague, Venezia and many interesting places are occupied flats for short rent, not for normal life for what were builded a years ago.
Hello from Az Phoenix .I would like to come back in my original country
Good people .. doing the work that counts .. thank you ,
Yes they are. ❤️❤️
Great video. I feel free to offer Paul and Mary help translating anything they have problem with. My english is decent. Best wishes
Wonderful people, food, nature and woman 🇷🇸
Living costs in Novi Sad is cheeper than in Belgrade!Also Serbian people have another costs like yearly tax, cementary tax..etc...
Thanks for the additional information.
@@WarrenJulieTravel hahahaha she meant "cemetery tax"
We dont pay for cement that we dont use. 😂😂
Thanks for the video, really happy to see foreigners enjoying Serbia, especially Americans, you guys are great guests, always happy to get to know the culture and people of the place you are at.
Have a great time in Serbia, holla if you want to come to the mountains, i am curently working and living in Zlatibor, would be happy to give you a tour and a good chat!
Exchanging money they slug you big time or using forgien cards at atm machines it's a rip of don't know how they get away with it I lived there for ten years also I go back evry 3years
@@theimpaler5034 but you pay fee anywhere for using credit/debit cards. Most likely, your bank will not be represented in all the countries furthermore meaning, each of your draws from the atm will come at a cost.
@@danicadabic9789 no we don't pay fees for withdrawal or money here in australia
On my bucket list
Love your outfit Julie
You made Julie’s day. 😊
I’ll move to Serbia for the apple pie 🥧 lol
And some gravy, ofc...
Yum 😋
😁
@@chilechichich465 i suggest trying "karađorđeva šnicla - карађорђева шницла"
Or in eng: "karaydjiordjie's snitzel"
Pozdrav
@@enderlaptopminecrafter390 snitzel is German word
I love this video. Given me more option where to live when I retired. I'm also living in Florida.
We were living in the Cocoa Beach area. Good luck on retirement.
@@WarrenJulieTravel not too far from me. West Palm Beach.
Sounds very interesting to move there .Great information to know..
Fantasticno
To Paul and Mary: THANK YOU for the great mission of your non-profit.
GREAT. VIDEO....
Thanks we appreciate you watching 😊😊
I know that from their perspective it is cheap, for people from Serbia this is nice a budget that you have... I am happy to see that you enjoy Serbia and this area in general...
this sounds so good
Thanks for watching.
Great video! Looks good on iPhone 12 Pro Max, and sound amazing with Airpods Pro! ✌🏽😊
What a wonderful couple! #Goals
Thanks for watching 😊
they have such a good vibe :)
They do 😊
Thank you for infro.
Thank you for watching us 😊
As my uncle who lives in the US says, it is much better for him(financially) to fly out to Serbia to get his dental stuff done and to return rather than doing that same thing locally.
for that annual price of living, they can buy house near city, in some village, and will save over $ 500 per month on rent
good thinking 99....
Such a nice people♥️
Thanks they are ♥️
Nice inspiring people.
So nice couple stay in a so nice place and doing so nice job for Kids. That's wonderful life!
Yes, thank you
They are very wonderful people!
top destination thank you
It should be 👍
They have convinced me to move to Serbia!
😊👍
Most people in Serbia work for 300-500$ month.
but Serbians dont rent the apartments...ok 80% of them .
Thank you from Curitiba beauty city in Brasil. Your welcoming in...
Thanks
Nice apartment, like the attic windows
Beautiful people. 🙏
Welcome to Serbia and enjoy. Maybe more people from States side will hop on board as well.
It’s possible, we are trying to open the eyes to people looking outside of the box.
You can live in serbia with $300 a month easy if you live in countryside
Thanks
Yes you can but it’s hard if you have no kids no
Wife then it’s easy but with kids people struggle,I know our neighbors that are having money problems because only 1 person works by the time they pay bills they barely have money for food.
@@alexbelieves5818 I agree. Family of 4 needs $1.000 at least if countryside and $1.500 if Belgrade
@@123koby yes that’s true now if for example I live with my mom and my older brother we can live good with 500$ a month in the country side
Travel to south Serbia sometimes and you will see the wonders :D
Lemme tell you something. My wife is Serbian. She’s from Zemun anyhow you can get by by lot less especially in Novi Sad
Of course. Their rent only takes more than one third of a budget, which is pretty expensive for Serbians. But the place is nice. I'm pretty surprised they're spending so less on restaurants and similar things, but I guess it's due to covid time.
Say hello to your wife, I'm from Zemun also.
Hi from Belgrade
Hello again, thank you for these informative videos. Such a nice couple Paul and Mary. I was born on Serbia(Kragujevac area) but have lived in the States(WI) since 1972. My Serbian wife and I would like to spend half our retirement split between the Balkans(summers) and Sarasota FL(winters). I cought your video from Nov. 2019 from Kotor Montenegro, very interesting! Have you done any more videos from there about the cost of living, citizenship, visas, ect.? I would recommend Balkan expats to explore the chance of retiring there. Obviously the languages are a big berrier for Americans, but if you know any of the Slavic languages and with the cost of living in the US, it's a good option. One other thing I woul like to bring up to anyone attempting this, the cost of air travel between the Balkans and the USA. Chicago/Belgrade can run as much as $1,500 round trip during the summer. If you have to come home several times a year, this could be cost prohibitive.
We actually owned a home in Kotor and hope to get there eventually and do videos in Montenegro. That video was done when we were just visiting and had no idea about making a RUclips channel so the video is not very well done. We plan on exploring many of the Balkan countries and the options for residency.
Very nice
Thanks
Muy bien.
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Thanks we appreciate you 😊
And yes, dentist are very good experts in Serbia and incredibly cheap!!! Twenty years ago my friend from Switzerland come,and she couldn't believe when I told her the price. She did the most expensive treatment and paid,like 10 times less then in her country.