Thank you for the hearts and I wish you a beautiful and good life in Serbia.

hello，Is there any apartment or real estate for sale in subotica under 20,000 euros? Not a suburb but a subotica urban area.

@@jevosara8120 You can't even buy a shed in urban Vojvodina for 20000€. South Serbia is half the price approximately so that's your best bet.

What is the cheapest price of an apartment in your city?

Thanks! I think it's great too!

You should bring the required documentation to apply for citizenship by decent here in Serbia.

when will the highspeed rail be finished?

@@JordanShackelford In 2 years.

I'll make more on everyday life.

Thanks! Everything is going better and better every month. Business is building and I'm getting a lot of referrals! I also did a video in Loznica: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gKuch7Wf0K-Xj30.html

Only?!!!!

Thanks, but itching to go on a trip again soon. Stay tuned!

Thanks, I like it too!

​@@bradbeckettHello Bra nice video. Do you know how many hours it is from Nis to Surbotica?

@@prospereveryday2255 about 3-4 hours but use Google maps to find the exact time. 👍

The sound isolation is acceptable but not great. Pretty typical.

Thanks, it's small but cozy. I'd rather save the money and be able to travel then have a flashy pad.

Was your employer paying into Thailand social security on your behalf? If so, I recommend continuing to pay the ~$15 USD per month to keep your Thai health insurance if you are eligible. Join this Facebook group for more information: facebook.com/share/x9eoPHXkvC3cKQbU/?mibextid=K35XfP

@@CuriousConnoisseurs It is, but you can use it only for what you need it.

Thanks, pal!

That's funny. It really depends on the area. Not all providers are great everywhere. MTS has been 100% solid for me for close to a year now. No downtime at all.

And you didn't scream my name and faint? Gosh.

😂😂😂​@@bradbeckett

2 AM is when SBB resets the failing Linksys WRT54G router that acts as their entire networks core router. If they let it run too long without a reboot, it could fail during the daytime!

@@bradbeckett HAHAHAHAHAHAHA, I mean 1000/100 for 24x8 256QAM channels is INSANE, the latency is pretty good too. From what I heard most American coax is worse and despite even using the newer 3.1 standard. But DOCSIS is still an absolute pile of shit and fiber should be the way forward regardless. Any PON should be cheaper because it doesn't need active equipment for 20km at least, while in my street every other pole has an HFC.

Try 4zida.rs

@@bradbeckett thank you, Brad :)

@@user-bw6gh6ip9n use Google Chrome to translate the listings. Right Click > Translate to English

To show people in the West that you can live comfortably on around $1,000 a month AND that there actually are lower stress places to safely live and it's ok to leave. 🤟

Awesome, good for you man. Keep up the good work@@bradbeckett

No bulls**t CGNAT shit either i guess...

All fiber network and all Zoom and VoIP is near real-time to the US.

No I had that with my SBB residential account and never again. I can bridge my own router (such as an OPNsense router) to the ONT. I use the provided router because it's WiFi 5 and actually works really well. If I ever switch I'd build a micro OPNsense router including a GPON ONT SFP.

@@bradbeckett Ah got it, may I ask you what you worked on before/now as you seem to have quite a good network knowledge to be a remote freelancer. It almost sounds like you worked as a network engineer. :) Stumbled across your Serbia videos today and find them interesting, would love to try moving there, but too worried about finding a job. It's quite a big step from the security you have here at home. :)

Thanks, I have an extensive technical background going back to 1992. As for security, I don't feel I am secure in the US at all. I left in 2018 and have lived in Indonesia, Thailand, and now Serbia since 2020 and intend to stay here. I'm pretty well looked after and taken care of by the Serbs, and it's a great life for me at-least.

Thank you. Unfortunately I cannot be available for correspondence via email, however if you would like a paid relocation consultation I can refer you to the person that helped me be successful here.

@@bradbeckett That would be great, thanks

You don't have to be resident to rent long term. Usually it is all between you and owner, nobody else is involved.

@@zazu9117 Thanks for the information, I appreciate it. Also as far as the utilities are concerned, can you get them in your own name or must you use the owner to put it in their name? Is is possible to open a bank account without having residency?

I will be back in Belgrade in July to check things out

Неш ј Снежана

Indonesia was the most frustrating country I've ever lived in, and why I didn't renew my b211 social visa for another 6 months. SEA in general was a big reason I wanted a country that was more of a match to me. Thailand was great though for the most part no complaints there.

Yes I would look at the city of Subotica on 4zida.rs

@@bradbeckett Boring city, go for Nis

Had to Google that, it's a good idea but probably something I wouldn't spend money on. If I were to buy anything it would be an OLED TV.

halooglasi 👈🏻🤪 Look for “ by Owner/ Vlasnik” without Agency…. You may save some money 💰

4zida

nekretnine

Google 😂 izdavanje stanova Srbija apartments for rent Serbia

They're all in the video description

Don't believe too much in propaganda, malicious stories and incitement, Serbia is progressing day by day. Of course, some people are bothered by this, so they want to present perfectly legitimate decisions as they are not. The stories about inflation and the like are lies, Serbia has almost the lowest inflation of all European countries and has coverage, so this time, if there is a global financial collapse, Serbia will be among the most unaffected, so why do you think that there are more and more German, or Japanese high-tech companies are in Serbia. Of course, there are those who are consumed by jealousy and would like to destroy Serbia with lies about Serbia as a Russian satellite and somebody who is troublemaker, but this is not true and they will destroy themselves first.

It's that extra kick that makes it interesting 🤪

Serbia is ok. Actually pretty good. I live there half time, the other half in Spain for 7 years. Before that, 7 years on Cyprus. When I compare, Serbia is worse in some respects but better in other. If I take into account the whole big picture, a bit further look into the past and future, even more points to Serbia that at least try to live as independent state.

What unstable situation?? You're making it out as we're on a brink of a civil war or something... To conclude everything is fine here, and by the look of it he has a stable 1500$ income which is a high end salary in Serbia so no reason for him not to like cheap life.

If your only aim was in Serbia to find local ladies you may have appeared a bit creepy and was probably rebuffed by them. Hence them being unwelcoming.

Serbia has always welcomed every foreigners with all respect, love and warmth, but you probably have to look for the reasons why they didn't want to accept you in your own character and attitude towards others, so you can only get that answer by looking yourself in the mirror and find delving into your own character. Your first words may already indicate the reason. Otherwise, Serbia is not the right place for disrespectful, arrogant and rude individuals, because we do not need people who think that the whole world revolves only around them, so maybe it is better not to go to Serbia. Of course, anything can happen to a living person, including to meeting someone who is intolerant of a foreigner for some personal reasons, but this is a very, very rare phenomenon, but a normal person recognizes this and does not condemn country and citizens for it, because after all the same thing can happen anywhere in the world, but from your record it can be seen that you were looking for something in Serbia that you will probably never get, because this country is not a whorehouse, but a decent, traditional and respectful country, what you are looking for it is best to look in your own backyard.

Belgrade is great for night-life, girls generally like foreigners, especially those coming from English-speaking countries. 2003 was a troubled year in Serbia and much has changed since.

@@zoranmarkovic1123 Man, you nailed it.

that was only a few years after the belgrade bombing and the kosovo war, so i imagine the country was not in the best shape at that specific time. you shouldn't be surprised if you were treated poorly, especially if you're american.