Category: Immigration Law

Serbia was formerly part of Yugoslavia, a small landlocked country located between Macedonia and Hungary in southeastern Europe. Since Yugoslavia disintegrated in the early 1990s, Serbia and its neighbors have had an extremely tense history. Today, Serbia is very different. Here are ten facts about living conditions in Serbia. Ten facts about living conditions in […]

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Before you even consider obtaining Serbian citizenship, you must already have a permanent residence permit, and for that person, you first need to have a temporary residence permit. More precisely, if you have obtained a permanent residence permit and have registered a residence address in Serbia for five years after obtaining the permanent residence status, […]

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Today Serbia is a landlocked country located in southeastern Europe. The former Serbia was established by the Yugoslav nation. After the First World War, Serbia was a major part of Yugoslavia. It was once a republic with Montenegro! The service industry in Serbia is very developed and the scenery is also very good! When is […]

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Validity period of foreigner’s ID card The validity period of the ID card of a foreign citizen who has obtained the right of permanent residence is five years. Replacement of foreign national identity card If the photo is damaged, worn, the photo no longer matches the image of the foreign citizen or cannot be used […]

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Tax residents of Serbia are obliged to pay Serbian taxes on their global income. Non-tax residents of Serbia are only taxed on income from Serbia. Individuals will be considered tax residents: If they stay in Serbia permanently, If they have a habitual residence in Serbia, that is, if they have stayed in the country for […]

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Serbia is a politically stable country with highly developed socio-economic and social fields. Serbia has low corporate and personal expenditure costs compared to neighboring countries and EU countries. In Serbia, electricity bills are among the lowest in the world. Serbia’s advantages also include: in addition to Serbian, English is widely spoken, good relations with the […]

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Belgrade Airport Belgrade’s International Nikola Tesla Airport is located near Surcin, 18 kilometers away from Belgrade, and it has two different routes to the city centre. Express bus line Nº A1:It operates every 20 minutes and starts and ends in Slavija Square (middle). The journey takes about 30 minutes. Buses also stop at the railway […]

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Serbia, to be honest, I have been very new to this name before. Where is it? What kind of country is it? Even if it played against the Chinese women’s volleyball team for the last time, I have no impression of this country. Until someone said: It was the former Yugoslavia! I came to understand. […]

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In a world full of uncertainty, both individuals and families hope to maximize choices in terms of lifestyle and opportunities. The application for Serbian immigration promotes these options. We understand that you may seek Serbian residency or even citizenship for many reasons: Education and opportunityQuality of LifePolitical, economic and social stabilityPersonal safetyFamily and ancestor connectionEasy […]

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Overview Airplanes, trains, cars, buses and ships-Serbia is easily accessible from all corners of the world. Where the East meets the West, our capital Belgrade is a stepping stone to some of the most fascinating cities in Europe-perfect for the last minute rest on the weekend when the travel bug strikes. By plane The fastest […]

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