Novi Sad Serbia - Why we were afraid to return. (Serbia 2021 Expats, Nomads, and Retired Pensioners)
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That's awesome, Warren and Julie!
I'm a Black American from New York City who stayed in Novi Sad for 6 weeks less than 2 years ago, and the people there were so nice it was like some kind of fairy tale.
I kept pinching myself. I couldn't believe that, on this Earth, that many people in a city could be that super kind and friendly.
And the food was great. And the hotel fees fantastic.
Although I was only one of four black people I saw in the entire city, the people there were absolutely wonderful. I don't think they even heard of racism before. lol
If only a few more amenities were there, and Amazon shipped there, I probably would have stayed there for the rest of my life.
Novi Sad people are almost the polar opposite of Belgrade folk.
Novi Sad rocks!!!
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This is awesome. I am thinking of visiting both places but am curious about why you say its the polar opposite of Belgrade... was Belgrade less friendly?
@@AllanZhang16 , indeed, I got robbed in Belgrade, twice, and every person I met there was incredibly rude.
But in Novi Sad, every single person I met there during my entire 6-week stay was incredibly friendly. And 4 of them told me themselves that Belgrade has a number of unsavory characters. And I hadn't even told these Novi Sadians of my bad experiences in Belgrade.
Others say they've met wonderful people from Belgrade. I cannot discount their experience but, as for me, my experience in Belgrade was the worst I've ever had anywhere of the 7 European nations I've travelled to.
@@masterprophet8378 thanks for the reply! this really helped shape my perspective as well as my travel plans - i appreciate your insights and am sorry to hear about your experiences in Belgrade, but am happy to hear about Novi Sad!
Thanks for the input, the follow up on Belgrade was surprising to read. We appreciate your perspective I’m sure others do as well.
I've been considering a move to Novi Sad (or nearby) after discovering how beautiful the Orthodox liturgy and chant is at the nearby Kovilj Monastery. Thank you so much for this glimpse into the life there!
Glad you liked it 😊
Cornelius sounds like a Romanian name. I think Romainan Orthodox liturgy is pretty much the same as Serbian Orthodox...
@@chilechichich465 You're correct, it's an identical liturgy (whether the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, the Liturgy of St. Basil the Great, or the Liturgy of St. James the Apostles) across all Orthodox Churches. The monks at Kovilj are known for some exceptionally beautiful Byzantine-style chanting in Church Slavonic that makes their liturgy stand out from most liturgies you'll find in both Serbia and Romania (not to mention many other places).
Romanians are always welcome in Serbia, feel at home if you decide to move !
I'm of serbia origin living in nyc all my life at 50 years old can't wait to retire this is the city I'm considering thanks for an American point of view great video much love from Ridgewood ny
Thanks we are glad you liked the video 😊
Do you speak it?
me too !
@@doubledragan I know I'm emigrating to Montenegro or Serbia by 2025.
I can feel and see that you two nice people are very happy being back in Serbia , must agree with you , Novi Sad is a gorgeous , safe and affordable place in the hearth of Europe , enjoy,
Thanks 😊❤️
I cannot add anything to this video, a great place - I miss it AND most of all the people.
Thanks, we love the people here also. 👍
Great couple, lovely videos. Greetings from serbian from London
Thanks we appreciate you ❤️
I first visited Novi Sad and it was SAD. November weather, foggy, cold and grey. 1983. I returned in the spring of 2008 and found an entirely different place. A beautiful city. What a change!
Definitely! It's a stunning city.
It was probably also nice in spring of 1983.
Keep hearing that Novi Sad and Lviv are two great places
We are in Lviv currently, it’s beautiful 😊
That is hysterical 🤣!! I loved every part you guys have shared of it!! I guess to most have a stigma with the word "Serbia". You guys have shown many that it is a beautiful country!!
What stigma that is only western propagand nothing else, you are welcome to come and see
Lol, glad you liked our click bait 😂 thanks for watching ❤️
What stigma??????
@@niconico1665 My thoughts exactly! To CNNified zombies maybe.
i was born there near the center of Novi Sad and i watch you regularly believe me so my heart is full when i read your comments, you who can look, visit and stay in every city in this world, praise this city with passion as if you are here Native
Thanks we appreciate your comments 😊❤️🇷🇸
I agree with the two of you, I like that town as well. Super cool you met with Allen. I hope you had a great Father's Day! Another video enjoyed!!!!
It’s always great making new friends. Thanks for watching 😊❤️
Greetings from Australia. I am glad that you like my birth city of Novi Sad
Thanks 😊
Your content continues to get better! Novi Sad looks like a great place to enjoy life - I can see why you fell in love with it!
Thanks, it’s a great place. 👍😊
I like Novi Sad very much, every time I am on vacation I am going over there... Belgrade is much closer to me then Novi Sad, but Novi Sad cannot be compared with any city in Serbia. I love it. P.S Novosadjanke su najlepše u Srbiji 😊
Thanks for letting us know 😊👍
HELLO from Canada DON'T GO BACK TO USA! STAY IN NOVI SAD MY HUSBAND AND I ARE COMING ON AUG 9 CAN'T WAIT AWESOME VIDEO THANK YOU
Cool, glad you guys enjoyed the video ❤️
You are such a lovely, even-tempered couple. Thank you for sharing your experiences throughout all of your travels.
Thanks we appreciate you 😊❤️
Glad you had a wonderful stay! You've captured many little details that aren't mentioned in travel videos and felt so much through this. Thank you!
Thanks we appreciate your comment ♥️😊
Hope to visit this beautiful place someday!
We hope you do 😊❤️
Novi Sad is absolutely gorgeous, so glad you are enjoying it.
It is October 13, 2022. Sitting in Novi Sad people watching. Drinking zajeyapcko beer and a latte. Love the town and atmosphere.😁👍
Awesome, glad you like it. Hope the Frenchies are enjoying it as well.
So happy for you!! My wife and I have family in the Kragujevac area, so we are planning on retiring there. We like Belgrade, but it's(I hate to say this) too noisy, crowded, polluted and dirty. Novi Sad is a different world as is much of Vojvodina. From what we saw, Montenegro is very nice, but for us, it's just a place to vacation. What we lack here in the states is the whole outdoor caffe culture, we have waiting in line at a drive thru @ Starbucks. You are living my dream, getting out of the suburbs and being able to walk everywhere, safely.
Thanks for watching, we love Novi Sad and we really do feel like we are living the dream despite Covid19.
As always, great video. Thank you for sharing the medical insurance link . I will ask them a quote
Thanks 😊
Wonderful video!!!!
Thanks 😊
Man that's great guys. Thanks for showing us Novi Sad
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Great video again. I think you guys will buy a property in Novi Sad. lol Expecting that video to come.
Lol we may rent here occasionally 😊
Thanks for the video! I’m going there in august
Glad you liked it. 😊
Good job keeping it off the radar.😉
Добар дан!
You guys are awesome!
Thank you for watching us 😁
Beautifull, Beautifull presentation,you are amazing promoter of beautifull Novi Sad,
Thanks we appreciate your input 😊
love your simplicity and honesty. From Sydney
Thanks we appreciate you 😊
ALL the videos I see from Serbia and Montenegro make me think of a little more rustic, more colorful, less staid version of France.
You’ll need to visit ♥️
youre welcome to stay 😉 great Video thanks
Thanks 😊❤️🇷🇸
I'm so happy you are having a great time in my country. ❤ love your video.
Thank you and thanks for watching:)
Beautiful coverage ✅👍❤️
Thank you. We appreciate you watching us 😊
I am from Serbia, however i plan on moving to Novi Sad since there is a job opening there, and this video popped up. Cheers
We have fallen in love with this city. We hope you enjoy it, try to explore Petrovaradin if you can. Warren has a great video on it.
Amazing city, even better people
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Actually Google translate was more correct than the waiter when translating "Kombinat" as a word. It doesn't mean "factory". It means "made of combined things". But traditionally this name was given to factories which combined multiple production technologies, in Vojvodina typically breeding of animals and crops and making final products like soup, mustard, mayonnaise, sossages and so on. So it is a word for factory in Serbian but without the background story behind the word you simply can't know that.
Good to see it so busy and no masks!
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Thanks Warren and Lisa we left this morning for for Belgrade and Novi Sad. The 2 French girls are with us.
That's wonderful. We hope you have a safe journey! ☺️
What a beautiful city! You guys should be on their tourism board
🤣 We like this city.
Hi nice video and I travel tomorrow night to Novi Sad from Houston can't wait spend time with my wife.
Nice! Enjoy 😊👍❤️🇷🇸
Love watching your videos! You may not know that the famous tennis player Monica Seles grew up playing tennis in the Danube park. another place to check out is Veliki. Just around the corner from your place. Great food and owners kids are students in US.
Thanks, for the extra information. 😊
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The air bnb is awesome, tough to leave!!
It’s a nice one in a great location 👍😊
Novi Sad and entire Serbia is a place where you enjoy walking and you cannot resist it!
True 😊
I am born in Novi Sad the best city in Serbia. I watching this video from Brisbane Australia.
Thanks for watching ♥️
That was so awesome you guys nicely accepted a friendly invitation from an stranger. It feels good. It feels like the other guy beyond my skin is not an enemy anymore. Impossible to socialize like that here in the US.
We love the Serbian people.
Have a like. I also told a fren about your channel today!
Thanks Brad! 😁
Hi bro I'm Feroz Tutul from Bangladesh. To see your video i am getting intension to go to Serbia.
It looks to be a wonderful place to settle. After seeing the video with the lawyer I am still not sure they wouldn't try to tax my pensions. I will have to do more research. Thanks
You guys are very sweet. Great sports.
Thanks we appreciate your comments ♥️
Average monthly income is rather about 350 Euro
And you havent even mentioned Strand- city beach, also Exit music festival on Petrovaradin fortress is coming, attracts thousands of tourists every summer ;)
There is a lot to mention for sure. 😊
Thank you for another great video. I wonder if there are vloggers that have talked about moving to Novi Sad with school age kids? Is there an international school, level K - 12?
Hi are you here now? I just saw the same classical performers next to the park. We should meetup sometime. We just moved here from Dallas, Tx. Trying to convince my wife to live here.
We are in Lviv Ukraine now. Email us and we can connect next time we are there if you convinced the wife.
Hey, great vid! I would recommend you visit Fruska Gora a bit more. Check out places like Venac and Strazilovo (great for hiking). Also, Sremski Karlovci during summer is beautiful! Check out wineries.
You must also go to the Ribarac (Ribarsko Ostrvo), a lot of people go there during weekends, it's a nice place to spend the weekend afternoon.
I wish I haven't sold my car, I would gladly drive you to Fruska Gora and show you around...
Treba,treba malo krpelja da dobiju 😂👍
We’ll be back again, we did some Monastery trips in the region. We haven’t used that video though.
Good video ~~~😋😋
Thanks 😊
Ha I said the same thing about it being like Disneyland here accept real and not all props. Also it's full of so many niches and alleys, tunnels, alcoves, terraces, courtyards, and even subterranean spaces (obliette?) that it reminds me labyrinth exploring Novi Sad. It's like Brian Froud designed the city!
It’s very magical and whimsical. Glad you’re enjoying it there.
Exactly what i thought lol. Im coming too to scout and live there forever.
We loved Serbia, you’ll have a great time.
I’m part African descent, American living in Koreatown Los Angeles since 1995. SOLELY because of the way they have persecuted me here in California over the last 33 years (moved out here in ‘89 from Massachusetts), I’m just looking for somewhere beautiful that has no (or very few) Asians or Latinos who have persecuted me and discriminated against me for absolutely no reason. I know some Russian and have travelled there before - and experienced zero discrimination in Russia. so looking at this area of the world. Will be leaving USA in 6 years with a nice pension (by Eastern European standards) ❤🇷🇺
Best of luck to you.
Great vibe, excellent market, cafes! We have a pug as we plan for such retirement and wander about, how easy was that to get your pets moved with you guys to that place?
There is some paperwork involved. The best thing to do is get with your veterinarian and ask if they offer international health certificates. If they do not, ask if they can refer you to anyone. You will have to have an international health certificate for Serbia. The good thing is that Serbia requires very little other than the international health certificate and the rabies vaccination being up-to-date. In contrast, numerous other countries require several additional vaccinations. You may also wish to review the USDA Aphis website. Serbia is probably one of the easiest European countries to bring your dog to. Hopefully, your pug is small enough to fly with you inside the plane. If not, that breed unfortunately is banned for cargo with several airlines. I’m not sure of your timeline, but if you are looking at at least three months from now, I would advise you to consider the rabies titer test. This test is not extremely cheap but it will help you tremendously in seeing the continent. If you plan to travel outside of Serbia with your pug, going to an EU country and getting the EU pet passport will be very beneficial. We chose to go to Bulgaria and get the pet Passports. They were $40 for two of them. That is very inexpensive. It is a wonderful thing to have. The rabies titer test will make this so much easier. You must make sure you have all vaccination records with you.If you visit countries like Montenegro which is considered a high rabies country and then you try to go to an EU country, that is where the rabies titer and pet passport will be invaluable. The rabies titer will be required to travel from montenegro to an EU country. I hope this helps and I hope it is clear. If you have further questions just let me know.
I'm far from retirement age but see you there Warren
Thanks we wish you luck and good health 👍
So don't leave it!!! And welcome!!!
Thanks 😊
@@WarrenJulieTravel I got some surpricing info how expensive housing & heatlhcare are in the US: for example, an MRI scan costs $2600... it is crazy, it is a rip off schema! Here in Seria it costs $200 (or so). OK, to be honest, the labor market is not so great here, so if you want to find a job in Serbia and to work for someone else, you won't end up being satisfied with your life, but if you have money and want to just spend it here (and maybe start your own small business) and live a good life, Serbia is an ideal place to be. It is nothing more than common sense reasoning, so I always wondered why don't more foreigners choose to live in Novi Sad!?
No masks, no distancing. Looks like a dream. Here in Toronto people are still acting like the Black Plague is in full swing
We have very good Covid numbers now... Only around 100 new cases each day... We also reached 50% vaccinated adults... The vaccination is going slower now but still, lot of people vaccinated, some people had Covid and now have antibodies, and it's summer, people are outdoors mostly so those 3 factors combined give us much better numbers then 3, 4 months ago...
The openness is definitely a plus. 👍
@@kristinastefanovski5306 Please speak English so everybody can see how inpolite you are to me for no reason.. ☺
@@kristinastefanovski5306 Боље да не знаш како ти звучиш.
@@kristinastefanovski5306 Ti i ja kao da zivimo u razlicitim dimenzijama. Duboko se ne slazem sa tobom, ali smatram da svako ima pravo na svoj stav.
Kombinat -
large economic enterprise in which several enterprises of various production branches are united
Thanks 😊
In this video you managed to go to 5 places owned by the same person haha. Kombinat, Terasa, Gondola, Lanterna restoraunt and Lanterna apartments, and I work at one of those. Guess you really like their food :)
Are you kidding? That’s hilarious 😂 we had some restaurants we didn’t include we should have. Each of those are very different you’d never suspect.
Who is the owner? Chanak?
Újvidék!!
Hhahaha
Thank you. Once again a very interesting video.
I have (almost) the same few questions I had for Montenegro:
a) Where would be a good starting point for researching real-estate, primarily agriculture/homesteading around Novi Sad from your experience?
b) How do they handle the Covid situation? How about vaccinations?
c) How / what is the local produce? What kind of fruits and vegetables grow there and/or are produced there?
d) How's the winter in the Novi Sad region?
and a last one:
e) how's the medical situation? Are there doctors (dentists, GP, etc) who are up to date in their medical education/equipment?
And finally
f) how do you get to Novi Sad? 700 km by car, or plane or train?
Thanks.
I’ll circle back to you in a few days, we’re getting ready to travel. Check out our other Serbia videos though you’ll find a lot of the answers there. 👍❤️ go to our home page and click playlist and find Serbia.
another link from Travel With Us by Warren & Julie
about health and other useful information
th-cam.com/video/2hYc3_sEDKA/w-d-xo.html
link for real estate www.solis-nekretnine.com/en/
official link for covid covid19.rs/homepage-english/
Novi Sad can be reached by bus from Belgrade, (the railway is currently under reconstruction between Belgrade and Novi Sad, it should be completed by the end of the year) Belgrade has an international airport in Surcin
other useful sites
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novi_Sad
a3.geosrbija.rs/ (If the link Geosrbija opens in Serbian - select the dashes to display the menu and select the language under the third tab)
c) I couldn't quickly find a site in English that would interest you, but based on what is written in the wiki, you can conclude a lot
by the way, the summers are hot and very steamy in Vojvodina, they are not very suitable for the elderly but there is Fruška gora
@@janakolasinac1686 I am sorry for the bombing.
But thanks for your insights though the formulation "if you have money we have everything" sounds a little shady 😏
Which areas are good for farming/homesteading/self reliance?
Which area do you live in?
@@janakolasinac1686 Of course, you are right and down to earth and reality with: "money talks"!
I absolutely agree. Perhaps it is my German heritage that I wouldn't want to talk about it ;-)
I would love to continue this conversation but perhaps outside of youtube?
Would you be interested?
Btw, I was a little shocked that already 50% of the Serbians have been injected... I thought you are a little more hesitant about this...
@@janakolasinac1686 Sure, Thank you. Let's switch over to email:
expatakstartmail.com
The thing that so attractive about Montenegro is the water. does this area have any beaches
If you’re asking about Novi Sad and beaches, the answer is yes. It’s a beach on the Danube and many locals go. We haven’t been swimming in the river ourselves however.
Eat cherries, strawberries and raspberries while you can. It's the peak of their season and they cannot be fresher nor sweeter than now. And the watermelon season is starting!
👍 😋 yum
Looks like a lovely city - many aspects reminded me of the 'feel' of Krakow too, so I think you'll like Krakow. One thing I'd be interested about as a future retiree is healthcare. What's the healthcare standard like in Serbia? That seemed one of the big positives about Ecuador - the access to great doctors and hospitals, with US standards often.
When you have money you can have top notch medical care for example my friend he is dental surgeon and great doctor he have lot of strangers come only to dental care for example implants here is minimum 5 time cheaper than USA
I understand there's a large teaching university hospital in Novi Sad. A lot of medical students from all over Europe study there because of the high standard of teaching but lower standard of living.
I'm torn between Plovdiv and Novi Sad for retirement. How do they compare?
@@alvaroalvarez5009 i think better Novi Sad
@@tinglestingles @ you mean the lower 'cost of living' - the 'standard of living' in N.S. is pretty high.
Actually, Novi Sad is with Belgrade the richest city in Serbia. Average wage is around 600 euros as you sayed. Novi Sad and Belgrade contributes with almost 45% of serbian GDP. The main economy in bot cities are SERVICE economy.
Belgrade steals a lot of money from smaller towns and cities with mafia like regime. Everything is centralized and local communities have zero power.
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Regarding centralization, I agree that there should be more freedom for cities and municipalities.
Also,
should be more freedom for municipalities of city of Belgrade. Belgrade is very centralised also.
About the stealing.
The population of Belgrade makes up 25% of the population of Serbia
and
Belgrade receives 4% of the money from the central budget for cities and municipalities. That number dropped from 7 to 4 percent 15 years ago.
For example Novi Sad makes up 5% of population and receives 7% of money,
Niš makes up 3-4% and receive almost 7%...
What is main problem then?, main problem is a people.
Lot of people on one place attracts other people to come to live there.
Lot of people means big chances your business will be succesful.
In central part of Belgrade you can open a stone store and it will works fine.
Thanks for the input 😊
Shame That you guys are not there when we come😔
Sorry, we hope you have a great visit.
Warren and Julie, I appreciate your Serbia videos, but I have wondering what breed your dogs. Could you enlighten me? Thanks
Katie is our almost 11 year old Chorkie (half chihuahua half Yorkie) Arya is our Ecuador Rescue, she’s a mutt. You can see her rescue video at this link. th-cam.com/video/ta3K_6qCsiQ/w-d-xo.html
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You got me with a "afraid to return" thing ;) i was like , i know Serbia, i know Novi Sad, i know my people - it cant be ;)
Anyway, loved your video, hope your while stay was awsome.
Only one adjustent - 200 dinars is almost 2 $. 1 kg is lets say 2 pounds. Wich meens 1 pound of cherries is .50$ , and not 1 dolar as you count ;) even better, right ;)
Greatings from Canada...
Thanks, Serbians are great and friendly people. We always enjoy visiting.
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Thanks 😊
I got a place right by there 160 sqm furnished 3 bdrm for 800 Euro. But it's a year lease. It's an amazing deal,
Great! We love the location.
How is the Covid situation there? We would like to visit this summer.
Currently, very safe covid-wise.
However, it's slowly picking up and we'll most likely have serious waves in 2-3 months.
Last week it was around 100 new cases daily, which is considered pretty safe. This week it's around 200.
The worst we had was around 10000 a day a few months ago.
But now it's pretty relaxed.
Still, to enter Serbia, look up the Entry requirements.
www.mfa.gov.rs/en/citizens/travel-serbia/covid-19-entry-requirements
If you're vaccinated, just bring confirmation. If, you'll have to bring covid test results, or risk being quarantined here.
I like Serbia, but I dont like the type of houses they have. I kind of was thinking if a good land is purchased and a nice township is built around it, would be pretty good with a business stand point. Like modern style villas or bunglows.
You have that already lol, if you can afford it of course.
Small typo:
If your looking for a place in Europe to live or retire Serbia may be an option, stay tuned and follow along.
Should be -> "If you're"
Anyways thanks for the new video just digging into it now!
Fixed, thanks 😊
Did you folks happen to come across a Home Depot or anything similar on your visits? Thanks
Yes, each country has their own version of Home Depot. I cannot remember the name for the chain in Serbia but I do remember seeing it.
@@WarrenJulieTravel This information was invaluable. Thankyou much Sir))
Share the truth about our country, we need you to do that, help us, we are represented in the west in movies like bad guys, and in everything... So sad...
We try ❤️🇷🇸
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Thanks for watching ♥️
Watching AGAIN!!! It's like a love letter to Novi Sad. Still feeling it? Or is the love affair over? How can I possibly say no to such a strong endorsement?
We love Novi Sad. The love affair is not over:) Thanks for watching.
Extra Reason:)
Did you visited city of Niš (Nish) also? 😊❤
We will eventually, we stayed a night but that doesn’t count.
@@WarrenJulieTravel yes it doesn't count trust me 😊 I am from that part of Serbia so I can advice you what places you should visit when you finally come to city of Niš 🙂👍
Great video! Question : When you've mentioned the cost for a month, is it for 2 persons?
Yes
Yes it is.
Thanks 😊
How long is winter there?
Maybe a couple of days with snow lately. The last two winters were so mild that I didn't have to change my summer tires. But there were also years with -20°C, when the Danube got frozen. People were skating and playing on ice then. Even then the freezing temperatures didn't take longer than 2 months. But as I said, nowadays it's quite mild and short.
Looks really, really good. I also have a (50 pounds) dog, but I never travelled with her. How much do you pay for airplane tickets for your dogs?
We are hopefully done flying them now that we have a car. Arya is now to large to go in the cabin. Airlines varied from $50 to $250. We did direct flights on Air Serbia the last flight, they don’t have pets in cargo and had to be under 8kg in cabin. We wish the airlines were more pet friendly.
@@WarrenJulieTravel So Arya will not travel to Ecuador, or anywhere else in Latin America? It sounds like you decided to settle in Serbia? Is that right?
@@prika2000 We have not settled in a location, we like Novi Sad a lot though, we plan on being in Europe for the next 5-10 years exploring. We are in Ukraine now, we don’t plan on the dogs flying again in the foreseeable future. Arya has now been to eight countries and her travel continues. ❤️🐕
Europa in Novi Sad freedom🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🍻👍Welcome
Thanks we love the city
Welcome back to my town I hope that you will have a wonderul time here :) If you need any help during your staying in my town let me know :)
Thanks 😊
@@WarrenJulieTravel You're welcome :)
@@bakihaosss3342 Wats the weather there now? We r coming this month end
@@jayat7816 It's very nice weather :) It is sunny almost every day :D Temperatures range between 30 degrees to 38-39 degrees. :) For us this is so hot hahaha :D ;)
@@bakihaosss3342 I come from Dubai so it should be pleasant for us.
As a foreigner buying a house in Serbia. Will your spouse and children also receive residence permit?
Yes, I believe that is the case. Check out our Serbia Residency video, contact Nemanja the attorney in that video if you have questions. His contact is in that video description.
I am from Finland, but my roots come from Serbia. I have met more positive and kinder people here in Novi Sad compared to Helsinki. But the parties suck here in Serbia compared to rest of the Europe. There might be some crazy clubs in Belgrade but nothing compared to Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany etc. As a party person, clubs in Novi Sad suck. But the people are very kind and the food / drinks are very cheap you actually enjoy them, because the beer can cost 6-10 euros in Finland, i found beer with 1-1.5 euros in Serbia. At the moment cigarettes cost 8-10 euros in Finland it's just straight robbery. The only thing i don't like in Serbia, especially Novi Sad is that it's super dirty and filled with beggars and poor people who look at you down, because how wealthy you are. Though i found it still easier to get friends in Finland rather than my own country Serbia, because the culture in Serbia is so different. You can get a lot of friends in Finland and the rest of the EU countries by going out to cafes, bars etc. In Serbia you can't even stare the other person without getting into troubles, especially if you even accidentally stare another man's wife or something. The moral is so high in Serbia it's something i value but i also don't like it a lot, no freedom. Feels like people still live in 1950s.
Very interesting information. Thanks for sharing.
So buy another place in Novi Sad and air bnb both units when you aren't there. I will be your first renter at either! How do I get to Novi Sad? Fly into where? Bus to Novi Sad?
Belgrade airport is located approximately 60 km from Novi Sad.
@@chilechichich465 Thanks. Not far at all!
Lol, we’ll stick with just the one property for now 😊♥️
@@WarrenJulieTravel I am disappointed. Have you thought of subletting your Kotor place while you are off traveling?
How is the food guys?
The food is fantastic 😋
The bedrooms have very low ceilings. It’s not comfortable to stay or sleep in the low ceiling rooms.
R E A L L Y ?!
WHICH PLACE IS THE BEST SO FAR?
We will let you know when we end the traveling. For now we are evaluating places, and sharing as we go. 😊everyone has different criteria so our choices could be different than yours. Julie and I don’t even agree on favorites. 🤷