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What are some of the changes/differences you noticed compared to 30 years ago? Were you escaping the draft back then?

Why did you leave USA? Life is so good in the states.

Not if you actually know what's going on behind the curtain.

Go Dolphins 🐬🐬🐬! -from Belgrade/Zemun.

that is very interesting! krusevac is my hometown and I've never met a foreign person here before. whenever I even run into one on the street, I'm slightly taken aback, considering krusevac isn't really as popular or "flashy" as some other major cities. i'd love to know what your experience has been like. how do my fellow townsmen treat you? does the language barrier set you back in any way? and most importantly, how do you like the food?

F’ Serbia

​@@emm6155 Siptar entered the room 😅

Is your background Serbian? I’m Serbian living in Canada.

@@Viggypop571 Da

@@Viggypop571 I am Serbian living in Canada as the time goes more and more I am drawn to move back Canada is becoming not very good anymore. By the way I am from Vrsac and living on west coast of Canada.

@@pacbdnabcde9203 Trudeau and the globalists are ruining Canada.

and how is going?Im from Canada, and planning to move to Serbia too.

Videces kako su divni, kad te budu smatrali svojim ili ako si gej npr.

The only problem is that Merima has been missing in Krusevac for a long while.

Belgrade-Budapest will have been finished by the start of 2025.

@@LakiLeGarcon Niš do 2027

Hahahah topspeed 200km/h...in my country...1954 we had it..

​@@mizzo2006 1954, ten years after Partizans killed your Nazi loyalists and filled mass graves with your SS Handzar division. You inherit that railway from Yugoslavia Partizans, mostly serbs built that railway. Your country didnt exist in history until 1991 and you dont even control majority of your country, you control minority hahahah

Srbi i Česi imaju dosta istih reči i imena, Miloš, Milan, Miroslav, Slavka. Naš najveći narodni heroj je Miloš Obilić.ćMoj tata je radio u Pragu 1974. tada je zavoleo Čehe i kaže da su oni kulturan vredan pošten narod.

Same root, Slavic languages.

Sure, the language is almost identical but our Slivovitz is stronger than Czech's Slivovitz!

😃@@Brave2standalone

@@zaklinaivkovic4550 12000 srbizama ima češki jezik.

Lazar was not an emperor, he was not even a king. At the time, he was the most powerful noble. But yes, in our minds, he is more than any of these titles.

@@danicadabic9789 Well, after emperor Dusan Silni, he was one of many nobles, that took his part of country. There were Vukasin and Ugljesa Mrnjacevic, Brankovici, Uros (Dusans son), and many others.

@@danicadabic9789 Lazar use to be what Anglosaxons call "High Duke" !

Одакле си селе, девојано млада....

That's the dream. Thanks!

​@@bradbeckett Yeah after Charles Cater, you are my favorite American with passion for Serbia. A citizenship deserved 100%.

@@bradbeckettyour dream will became the reality!

​@@IvansBikesBmwsCater is a nasty piece of work

@@IvansBikesBmws Charles Cather works for a U.S. State Department program which takes money and young people out of Serbia. It is not good for Serbia overall. The program costs Serbs and their families thousands of dollars and that doesn't even include their airfare and accommodations. All that for some low-skilled labor jobs in the U.S. during the summer months. Most have to get 2 or 3 full-time jobs to cover the costs of the program, airfare and rent. Many of these young Serbs find a way to stay, so it does drain the young people from Serbia. It is a program which helps the U.S., NOT Serbia. But Serbs don't see the reality because they are blinded by a few compliments he throws their way. He eats a lot of fast food in Serbia and says it's good, and Serbs think that is a good image for Serbia!? When he travels to other places in the Balkans he goes to nice restaurants, but in Serbia he eats cheaply.

He means economically. So much financial power is concentrated to especially Moscow, somewhat St. Petersburg and the rest is distributed to the rest of the country. Maybe a bit less today than 20 years ago.

@@emilpopovic6167 Russia was part of Soviet Union. S. Union had other cities the size of Sankt Petersburg like Kiev, Minsk, Kharkov, Baku, Astana... Economical power was spread to rest of the country true this mayor economical and industrial centers. This is the reason why now days it appears like only Moscow developed and other places in Russia stagnated true history, but that is only the case because Russia was part of larger entity and Moscow was capital of that larger entity. Wealth and resources like Oil, Gas and other ores from Russia were distributed to centers witch are no longer part of country, to build industry in those places. When Soviet Union collapse Russia had to pay the debt of all former Republics and it did by 2017. Now days Russian resources are spreed to Russian cities but Moscow still grow because it is central financial hub, all the banks, bureaucracy and insurance companies are there.

Управу је лик, остатак русије је мало њесра

@@branimirnikolic4559 Нз какве америка има везе са тиме да су само 2 града развијена у целој русији, Русија је свашта прегрмела што није морала, рат у украјини грузији и чеченији је могао да се избегне као и у афганистану

Volvograd??

Serbia is reducing the time to get permanent residency from 5 to 3 years. Definitely sell everything and come! Look up "Nix Serbia" here on KZfaq, she's from Canada too.

@@bradbeckett Thanks for the additional rec! I'll likely be visiting in the next few months - have only visited Belgrade and Nis in the past and I'd like to check out some other areas. I've consulted with a couple of lawyers and there's a distinct possibility that I may not have to choose (ie. can hold active residence permits in both countries). Could be pretty useful to have options.

​@@bradbecketthigh, watched your video. Excellent presentation. I am a portrait artist from India. In the last week of January I am planning to visit Hungary for exhibition of my portraits. If I do come there I will be planning to visit Serbia for a week and try one exhibition there.

Tačno tako! Mnogo pozdrzva iz Nemačke.

I'm not leaving: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/namaicmV1Kq2eqM.html

@@bradbeckett Aaaand it seems like you got a kilo, two, three... 😆 Well, you are definitely all set in Serbia. 🤟

@@bradbeckettShow goes on 💪😂

It's way less crazy here.

We need to figure out how to make it passive. Then we can see the world!

Well, you can work remotely from Serbia, or start your online or offline business here. That's what most American immigrants do here.

I don't mind paying a 15% corporate and dividend tax to Serbia. It's reasonable and not going to try to control the world.

Hahaha how awesome.

Its very small town,like 50 000 so not much to see but there is lot off nice nature in surroundings like vrnjacka banja,goc

Thanks!

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Thanks! 😃

Sad ako si zanatlija mozes lagano uzimati 1000-1500€ mesecno bilo gde u Srbiji

I agree. I make significantly less money then working full time in the US but I have 3/4 or more of my day completely free to do whatever I want.

То је зато што добрих возова нема.

Maybe also check out the Universities here.

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Fun fact: I would qualify for Polish citizenship by decent if it weren't for the 1920 rule.