IMMIGRATION PROCESS

Hello predeepkumar134,

Welcome to Expat.com 😀

Have you been to Serbia before?

If I understand correctly, you want to buy a house online, handle all the formalities remotely, and then move to Serbia when you are ready?

Cheers,

Cheryl

Expat.com team

@predeepkumar134

All the information, i.e buying property, starting a business, etc, can be found on the government website.

@Cheryl

yes mam

I have never come here before in serbia

I want to buy flat or house online from India itself so that I can help TRC in future

So that I can come back later and start my own business.

it is possible please reply

@predeepkumar134

Hello,

It depends on whether there's a reciprocity agreement between Serbia and your home country.  I suggest you contact professionals listed in the business directory to enquire : Real estate in Serbia

Regards

Bhavna

@predeepkumar134
Hello,
It depends on whether there's a reciprocity agreement between Serbia and your home country. I suggest you contact professionals listed in the business directory to enquire : Real estate in Serbia

Regards
Bhavna - @Bhavna

I've given them the links from the government website to look at, they explain everything they need to do.

@predeepkumar134

You will need a power of attorney in order for someone to act on your behalf. I normally do that for my clients here.

Given that Serbia works on reciprocity agreements with other countries, in order for you to be authorised to buy property in Serbia, your country of origin MUST grant the same right to Serbian nationals.  As far as I am aware, India does not allow Serbians to buy property outright.

In fact, Serbian citizens (foreign nationals of non-Indian origin residing outside India) generally cannot directly buy property in India without specific RBI (Reserve Bank of India) permission, which is rarely granted, except for inheriting property or for diplomatic reasons; they usually can only lease residential property for up to 5 years.

If you're still interested in buying property, another way of getting around the restrictions would be to register a company in Serbia (via a representative) and purchase it under that entity. You'll then be able to apply for a business owner permit after the completion of all notarial formalities. (https://zuniclaw.com/en/serbia-residenc … formation/).

I hope this helps...