Good Day
I'm from South Africa and considering the possibility of buying property in Serbia. My situation: I have about 22 000 Euro to work with, and urgently need to get these funds out of my home country as government confiscations are looming.
I'm specifically looking for something not just to live in myself, but which would also be a sound investment.
Is it still possible to qualify for residency in Serbia based on real estate ownership?
What can I afford on this budget (at best) in: Belgrade, Novi Sad, and smaller towns and villages?
Your time and info is very much appreciated, thanks in advance,
Kind Regards,
Carter
Real estate investment in Serbia: Advice
GuestPoster010
22 November 2020 14:35:03
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Kneeland
27 May 2021 15:30:02
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Hi Carter,
A short answer is yes the will allow you enough to purchase a house in a smaller town/village. In Belgrade you might get 15 sqm for that price and in Novi Sad about 20 to 25 sqm. In smaller villages you can get a decent house but, it might require a little renovation work.
I can refer you to a lawyer that can assist you with residency, property purchase, forming a company, etc..
Regards from Serbia
Dale
droopings
27 May 2021 17:45:31
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Hi
Please also provide me the contact of the lawyer that can help me in company formation
Kneeland
27 May 2021 18:22:46
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Sent a PM with a link to his website. Aleksandar speaks really good English.
Dale
jackefoot9594
27 May 2021 18:23:50
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Hi
I can recommend you the lawyer that helped me to get residency in Serbia on a basis of company formation.
If you are interested, send me a message.
John123470
07 April 2022 11:48:31
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@Kneeland
Hi Kneeland,
Are you still in Serbia ?
I am in a similar situation to the S African poster above and require similar information
Much appreciated if you are able to communicate
Best regards,
John
Kneeland
07 April 2022 13:35:30
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@John123470
Drop me a PM with your questions.
Regards from Serbia
buntvalsrb
21 July 2022 18:43:32
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@GuestPoster010 My wife and I were encouraged to invest in real estate here by our hosts, as we came to Serbia as travellers only. Never did we look back. Whether you're looking to invest in land in rural areas (agriculture, etc) for airbnb like them (they're the guys from [link moderated]), it's entirely up to you. Legally speaking, it is more difficult to do this in India (where we come from) than in Serbia. I suggest you start with places close to Belgrade, as I heard the metro line will extend to places like Obrenovac in the following years. Nothing to lose given that the prices are as low as they are.
Rubyat S
27 July 2023 09:28:17
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@jackefoot9594 Hi, Can you please share the details please .
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