@Fernsy

Hi Michael,As a British ex-pat now living in Serbia I'm wondering why you would buy a car in Serbia, pay Serbian taxes etc. and then export to the UK and have to pay import taxes, re-register in the UK, have to go through the UK MOT process (annual ... Read More

It's been several years now since I registered my vehicle for the first time so I cannot honestly remember if there was some additional first time registration fee but it wouldn't surprise me.Yes, your annual registration provides you with basic 3rd ... Read More

@yilmaz1979 Hi Yilmaz1979,The purchase of a vehicle here is relatively simple. You pay your money, obtain the appropriate ownership documents and the vehicle is legally yours. Registration of a vehicle here in Serbia (for a non-Serbian citizen) ... Read More

A foreigner can buy a car in Serbia without issues. Like anywhere else in the world, as long as you buy from a reputable dealer then you shouldn't have any problems. The important thing to remember as with anything in life is that if the deal sounds ... Read More

Hi Glenn. To be honest I am not entirely certain but you would have nothing to lose by trying and then, if you encounter any issue, you have the option to register in your wife's name. The document itself merely states that you are permitted to ... Read More

Hi Millets, I'm British. Manchester born and bred and have been in Serbia almost 7 years now.... I am over in Belgrade though. Read More

Hi Cath, I was fortunate I guess in that I already worked for NCR when I lived in the UK. I was asked to come over to Serbia to help out on a particular project. My company told me: "it might be for a couple of weeks or maybe a month". In ... Read More

Hi Cath, There are several companies in Serbia... you could try NCR based in Belgrade, they just opened a new campus facility that will hold 4,500 people and are advertising for staff all the time. Read More

I'm not sure about transferring from the states but I can't imagine that it's any different than from the UK. You can open a standard Serbian dinar (rsd) account and you can also open a foreign account (or several) in your preferred ... Read More

Hi there. I believe that it should be the same as buying a car and have previously posted the procedure. To buy it's a simple case of parting with your cash if my memory serves me correctly. Registering your car is slightly different though. ... Read More

I was led to understand the same with Telenor and permanent residency but it's not actually true. The following is an extract from an email their customer service team sent to me: All persons who are not citizens of the Republic of Serbia and ... Read More

Any of the Serbian mobile operators should be able to do this.... and you can pick up a pre-paid sim card in any of their stores. Telenor for certain. Read More

Hi Glen, Bank accounts for foreigners in Serbia are now a bit tricky due to changes in banking laws a year or so ago. I bank with Intesa and have had a few issues. As a foreigner, whilst you can transfer money into Serbia it's a different ... Read More

Hey Colin, It was pretty easy for me as I worked for the company when I lived in the UK. They asked me if I would be able to help them out with a project in Serbia for a couple of week, maybe a month.... that was back in Feb of 2015. Read More

Given your intentions to only reside in Serbia for a month or two at a time, why are you considering a temporary residents visa when a simple visitors visa will suffice for 90 days at a time? Read More