Yup that sounds about right. 👍

Привет из Сербии братан.Всего лутшего🇷🇸👍🏼

I'm guessing you're not European, pretty common thing around here.

My pleasure! You should come back to Serbia. The west is failing.

Milan jefti..hi

Thanks!

Thank you!!

I agree, a real gem. I love walking around it randomly. The river path ways are very nice too!

Why is it important to you?

I definitely would recommend that. Serbia is on the way up and property prices will only increase every year.

Hope you enjoy it!

I'm trying to build a business here right now so a drone is on hold. Feel free to PayPal me drone mo'nay baby!

Live cheap and stack coin. As a software engineer if you have experience and are good you can write your own ticket so don't depend solely on Upwork. They don't pay very well on there. You may be better off working directly for an american company as a contractor. Big $$$.

@@bradbeckett Yeah your right i am getting paid probably 30% under market from an American company which is still a lot over there. But right now getting out of USA is super important to me. I agree i will look to renegotiate or move elsewhere in a year. Glad to hear the health insurance is cheap over there since i don't have any after my former corporate boss decided to get rid of American workers for cheaper but sloppier H1B1 workers.

It's not a good time to do that as Skadalija, right now, is not doing very well and many things are closed. I will when it recovers! Thanks for the idea and please share my videos on Facebook and WhatsApp so more people from your country can learn about Serbia! Thanks again! -Brad

With 3000€ you will live here like a queen 😂

Thank you!

The more foreigners, the more foreign income flowing into Serbia and being spent. As they say: "a tiding tide raises all boats".

Well I don't like the fact that we are treating foreigners better. Not that I have something against them but if you not treating well your own your are not good, you just like money more.

@@D-TroS I feel Serbians need to become less scared of doing new things that people haven't tried here yet. People here care too much what somebody else *might* think about them if they do anything differently. Serbs also need to start networking together more for business purposes verses existing in closed friend circles. I can't find one business mixer (an after hours get together of business people to meet each other and possibly do business together) here on Facebook when they exist in almost every major city in the US. I think that is one of the major problems here. People always say you have to have "connections" and "know people" to succeed here but that is no different than anyplace else even in America but from what I see they are afraid to reach out beyond their friends circles. Hopefully I can be a good example of what happens when you do. Thanks for your comment!

@@D-TroS.yes sadly is true. Brad is also making sense and very logical argument about attitude..networking..and u need to know so and so. I get what Brad is saying to him as an American. That is bizarre. America doesn't function like that. Ppl simple do and work as a team and are productive.

It really is!

OH really and it seems like everything in Europe will go back to where it all began

Thank you for the information! If you like my videos please don't forget to post my regular videos (not the livestreams) to Facebook! I'm trying to bring more of a western audience to my channel so they can learn about Serbia. -Brad

Thanks. I just got my residence permit granted too so I'll be here for awhile.

I'm not breathing heavily it's just the microphone is extremely sensitive right next to my throat and it picked up everything.

It was hot and I'm fat. Gosh leave me alone.

I've been drinking it since I got here. The Yugoslavian-era pipes are wonderful I just recommend letting the water run for 30 seconds before using it.

@@bradbeckett Yeah, concentration of fluoride is bit higher in city center since it has older pipes than rest of the Belgrade.

Thanks yeah if you see me just say hey!

You could read everything in the video description. I typed it all out.

Thank you 🙏

Nice if you make money off the sale of your house come buy something here even cheap and you'll get a residency permit for owning real estate I believe.

@@bradbeckett that's all going into stocks to compound at 20% over the next 4 years. THEN I'll live off that interest from then on. I'll just be renting, prob airbnb at first. Thanks for the reply, does Serbia have that new Digital Nomad style of visa now for longer term? Are you still limited to 3 month stays at a time. I used to cross the border ever 3 months in Thailand to renew.

Don't worry about visas until you decide this is the place for you. Just come and you'll learn when your on the ground here.

@@bradbeckett I've been there, lots of friends there. I've been planning the move a few years now.

Hi I live in Novi Sad. If you need any help feel free to ask.

Passive income from affiliate marketing + IT and cyber security consulting + some other stuff. I wished I had bought Bitcoin back in 2009-2010!!!

Haven't been there yet.

What kind of thing does an average person experience?

I will make a future video on my company registration.

Thans in Advance@@bradbeckett, will wait for it.

I bought these in Myanmar of all places. The only reason they have survived is because they gave me a free but high quality glasses case with my purchase of their $10 sun glasses. AND they're polarized.

@@bradbeckett Лепо. We bought something in Myanmar too and they're quite good products ☺️

I need more sunglasses REAL vloggers can only use sunglasses for a few videos then need new ones. 😎💯🤣

@@bradbeckett shouldn't have more than 3? :P

I'm eating at a fancy restaurant right now. Everything is fine here.

Cases are increasing, there are talks about police curfew cuz of it. Shops and restaurants are open but with restricted work time. Tomorrow for weekend for example, restaurants, shops and similar things will work only till 12 am, meanwhile markets can work till 9 pm. And masks are required only in shops and closed up spaces, when outside there is no problem. Also Serbia is 2nd in Europe with the number of vaccinated citizens after UK.

Learning Serbian is not really required if you are in or around major cities. However, if you plan on moving to a village or very small town I'd recommend it. The best way to learn is to date a local and have them work with you. If you don't want to go that route, there are language programs here but it's not like Russia where people refuse to speak English. Good luck!

@@moonlight-hv9ig if we gonna nitpick, last time I checked srednja skola means middle school, not high school. If I were speaking about American education system then you would be right, but I am speaking about ours. But now that you have mentioned it, I could have mentioned difference because most likely Americans arent familiar with our educational system, I'll give you that. As for the German language, it might be an option in some bigger cities but in smaller cities it was usually always choice between English and French. Also you should take note that I am generalizing because of topic for tldr, there are always exceptions.

Hit me up on Instagram.

@@bradbeckett hi, what is your instagram id Brad ?

Halooglasi

Bgd wud be phenomenal if the air was better. Its good in kalamegdan and by the river. Air quality shud b a top priority

@Binsr Burning coal to get warm during winter is probably the main reason for such high air pollution. Recently built homes and apartment buildings have electric heating and/or gas, but most other homes still use coal and even wood burning to stay warm in winter. This somehow needs to change for better and that’s when government should make a nationwide initiative to remove coal burning. Foreigners don’t know this about Belgrade until they actually get there. As far as comparison to Beijing and New Delhi, considered how much larger both of these cities are with much higher population compared to Belgrade, I think that Belgrade must do a better job in improving its air quality.

@Binsr y. there are cities with more cars and less pollution probably becaue they have emission control standards regulated by the state which belgrade does not appear to have along with many other cities in eastern europe and around the world.

@@thealchemist3879 Thanks for the info. How about New Belgrade in winter? Is it the same as Old one?

@@hsblkdr New Belgrade is a bit better as it has more newer built buildings. But, it’s still not enough as the entire city is under extreme pollution. If you’re able to, avoid Belgrade all together from November to April until air quality improves.

Yes.

You should come out. And please post my video in your Facebook to help get some new subscribers! 🛴

Hi Brad, sounds interesting to move there.Greetings from.Germany..

With a properly structured D.O.O. company you can pay significantly less taxes however I am not here to give anybody tax advice as it all depends on your personal tax setup.

@@bradbeckett sure ! I agree about the vloggers 😂😂😂

Good question! US passports can come to Serbia for 90 days at a time. During my stay; I moved my IT consultancy from San Diego, California to Belgrade, Serbia. I opened an LLC (called a "DOO" here) and that was my pathway to staying long term as a company director. As for my apartment I found it on a local website; you might want to start with CityExpert.rs and use Google Chrome to translate HaloOlgasi.com and Kupujemprodajem.com You then use Viber messenger (popular here in Serbia) and install it on your PC or Mac vs phone and use Google Translate to communicate with the landlords. Many speak English though so ask them that when you first message them. When using Google Translate use simple and clear English words so they translate better. Many people speak English fluently here though. With that being said a DOO company is only recommended if you want to stay VERY long term due to the length of time it takes to close (many months), otherwise I recommend Pausal as those can be suspended while you are gone and are taxed at a flat-rate: www.pausal.rs/en/ For more information about my story, I recommend investing the time to read this entire article: www.youthnow.rs/2021/04/21/interview-with-brad-beckett-a-digital-nomad/ Good luck!

halooglasi and kupujemprodajem but your going to need to use Google Chrome Translate to navigate the site and get a Viber messaging account to communicate with them.

@@bradbeckett hi, Brad you provided a very useful info here in this comment.

We're not locked down but they closed all non-essential businesses until Monday.

I am on a one year temporary residence permit I received for opening a company here. It's not an easy process but doable.

For good if they'll keep me, I would like to obtain citizenship. For now it's my home base and I'll travel from here but always keep my life here for as long as my residency permit is valid.

@@bradbeckett wow that’s amazing, I live in England for last 20 years but life here is just work home, but every time I go to Serbia it’s full of life and much more fun. Think I might have to move back at some point. What is your main reason for picking Serbia over US? and also wish you best in getting your citizenship there. Just show them your KZfaq videos and they will accept you haha

It does make a difference but I hide the like/dislike numbers as all voting should be blind and not influenced by others. It also denies trolls their mental orgasms which makes them disinterested in down voting my channel. Third, it prevents an exploit that I found on the KZfaq platform that I cannot divulge. I have an extremely large amount of likes on each video and maybe 5-10 dislikes. Feel free to post it to your Facebook wall and any interested WhatsApp groups you are a part of. Thanks!!

@@bradbeckett good response thanks for sharing your understanding

So it always looks fresh. 💇‍♂️💁💈

I opened a company and started doing business through it and paying local taxes and was granted one year residency renewable yearly.

@@bradbeckett Thank You

Exactly right! If you like my videos please don't forget to post my regular videos (not the livestreams) to Facebook! I'm trying to bring more of a western audience to my channel so they can learn about Serbia. -Brad

@@bradbeckett I'm a part of eastern audience, I'm your neighbour from Tašmajdan 😊 I quit using FB long time ago and I followed your advice to switch to VK.. but I did give 👍to this video and I'm happy to support with likes and comments in the future as well 😊

What's funny about this is this actually came up recently in an expat group, so I have a good feeling high quality foam dog beds would be a success here as one source of income.

@@bradbeckett Good luck with it Brad, keep us all informed as to how it goes. What I'd like to see is a breakdown of your income streams and your advice on each. Maybe some of it is confidential, and that is understandable, but a kind of "get down to brass tacks" sort of video on the digital nomad lifestyle would be great. I'm guessing this will become more popular as the whole Covid thing has proved that remote working at scale is a thing.

Yes you definitely can. If you buy property here it'll qualify you for residency you can renew yearly. You can go back and forth. Belgrade to NYC is not too bad of a flight either. ✈️

@@bradbeckett thank you so much I have been trying to find this answer for a bit. Lol but is there a time I have to live there for a period of time or something?

@@brendapadilla7874 not as I understand it. Unless I am mistaken you'll qualify for "temporary" residency as soon as you have a habitable property in your name. Not just land, it needs to be a flat or house that's livable but somebody correct me if I am wrong....

@@bradbeckett thank you again. I am not a traveler so this is all new to me, so i may sound silly. I appreciate it.

Just get going. Sell everything in NYC and setup shop over here. Belgrade is very similar to Brooklyn, NY.

Any time!

Don't look at grocery prices in Canada. Get out while you can.

@@bradbeckett I believe I will. I am a trader and can do that from anywhere. Only thing that concerns me is the time zone difference because the U.S. markets would open at like midnight, but it may be worth it anyway. I'll work around it. Thank you for these videos. I have searched long and hard to find a place to go, and your videos have given me the info I was looking for about Serbia. I think that's the place for me.

@@150_ENGINEER in Belgrade now..let me know if I can help. But moving to Canada soon I hope 🙏

Canada sucks donkey balls now too. You'll be SERIOUSLY sorry if you move there.

@@bradbeckett .u didn't read my previous txt. Its ok..but yes if u interested i have beautiful real estate fully restored new fasade. Won't be cheap..my fiancée is in IT. We gonna live out in Country. Farm. Beautiful..Manitoba..big ranch...horses..Country.. Simple life

They love me so they gave me residency. No visa runs for me.

@@bradbeckett I meant you as in "people", the visa rules are not the same as in Thailand for example where you can just cross a border back and forth and get a new visa (at least not for me and I have a EU-passport) So I don't understand how taking the train to Montenegro would give anyone another 90 days.

@@Sandra-mi7zv come and find out. What is written online isn't always followed.

@@bradbeckett ok

Usually your passport and police registration paperwork.

No.

Posting links is not allowed.

@@bradbeckett Hey Brad, I haven't posted any links but perhaps I didn't get the spacing after some of the dots in the text which might have automatically treated it as a link. Well, who cares, I wish you keep having a great time here man! :)

And I shave every other day. 😂

@@bradbeckett I think you would look good with a beard, get that rugged look that Serbian girls love.

I can't grow a proper beard.

There are two types of idiots that can make Eastern Europe shit. 1. is CIA and they're already crawling out of our embassies. 2. is liberals and they are mentally ill and couldn't make it here. I'm not worried at all. This was an invitation for the IQ-privileged and based.

@@bradbeckett Well, I think the liberals are actually the biggest hypocrites and will be the first ones to abandon the sinking ship.

Lol. With all the money they're making that they can't even pay the payments on their college loans, have to live with their parents, and don't know how to live on a cash basis without AirBNB and credit cards? I don't think so. I think they'll get left behind in the cesspool they've created and it'll be so fun to watch. My biggest weapon on Facebook is my past 3 years of travel photos which are all set to public that they endlessly scroll through after insulting me for whatever-reason-this-week. It's a real hoot because we both know that'll never be them. They have no story, no personality, no identity, no brains. I don't feel they are a threat over here. I do have my eye on foreign NGO's.

@@bradbeckett I hope you are correct in your prediction. As an Eastern European guy I am sickened by these leftists in the West and have 0 tolerance for their BS.

It's actually 500 RSD + I tip 500 RSD but didn't explain all that.

@@bradbeckett that makes more sense...

Women's hair cuts are very expensive here. It's 70,000 dinar or 70 usd for a colour and cut!!