MOVING TO SERBIA IN 2023 IS EASY

We walk around Krusevac, Serbia talking about my experiences the past 3 years and I give some tips to people who are considering moving to Serbia in 2023.

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[najbrzi]

Moved back to Serbia from the USA after 30 years.
Love it here!

[InvestCash-Flow]

Beautiful Serbia 🇷🇸 greetings from Miami

[dartmandartman]

I am a US Expat living in Krusevac Serbia so I can personally attest to Brads video(s).
Big thanks Brad for putting this, and all your other videos together concerning life in Serbia and especially here in Krusevac.👍🏼
Great Job 👏

[dusangligoric]

Glad to see people enjoying other smaller cities in Serbia. Getting tiered of Belgrade videos.

[mioreskovic]

I moved here 13 years ago from Idaho USA, best thing I ever did..
Welcome to Serbia :))

[i_am]

Serbs are very warm and good people. I am slovene and was always welcomed there. Amzaing people, very kind and loving.

[JMC]

I moved from Canada to Serbia. Love it here !

[FansteRambo]

Thank you For Promoting Serbia. We Love You !!!! :) <3

[d.blairganung]

What a BLAST of USEFUL info Brad. I'm older and have been thinking of retiring in Serbia. Since I lived in Prague for nearly 15 years (working back and forth on a ship as a seaman) then I'm experienced. Everything you said had the details to make it work (and life is in the details). Wonderful job this time.

[ACKE]

I'm actually so happy for you, Brad!
Greetings from Novi Sad, Serbia <3
We love you broo

[pointgreece]

If you are about to visit Novi Sad I'll be glad to be your tour guide. Serbia is so divers country full of contrasts and different mentalities but people are generally very friendly towards foreigners. Serbia is close to all major European countries and flights to Egypt, Turkey, France, Germany, Moscow, Rome take 1 to 3 hours. Plenty of ski resorts around, 5 to 7 hours car ride to Greek or Adriatic coast make it really a good destination to work, live and enjoy life.

[violetab]

I am Serbian living in Canada. I visited Krusevac in May. I have to say, I am very impressed how well rebuilt and nice Krusevac looks now. ❤🇷🇸

[d.blairganung]

I just received a big surprise. I was reading the menu at Bagdala restaurace and noticed the similarity of Serbian language to Czech. Plus they have things on the menu I would like to try. WOW!

[raleighsheffield]

Serbia is finally beginning to improve its rail system. Agree the new Belgrade-Novi Sad high speed is one of the best Ive ridden in Europe(October 2022). And yes they are rebuilding the line in both Hungry and Serbia for an improved Budapest-Belgrade higher speed route. May be another 1-2 years before completion. Unfortunately Belgrade-Nis may be five years away. But Serbia is on the right track(pun intended)

[PEN]

Kruševac is very very good city to live. Not so big, not even small, it has almost everything in it but in the other hands peoples are great which is most important fact. I know by visiting kruševac many many times.

[aleksandarvujanic]

Interesting fact: Krusevac used to be a capital city of Serbia back in 14 century, under Emperor Lazar Hrebeljanovic, who fight against Ottomans on Kosovo (1389). Today there are only some parts of Donjoan Tower (largest tower of medieval fortress) left in Krusevac.

[youmad]

Russia is not just Moscow and S. Petersburg, only a person who knows very little about Russia can say that... there are nice places all over Russia. Some of larger cities that have a lot of attractions are: Tula, Volvograd (also known as Stalingrad), Krasnodar, Sochi, Rostov on Don, Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Vladivostok...

[ToriLomatori]

Greetings from my lovely town of Kruševac, I'm glad you chose it out of many other cities as it is one of the most beautiful and underrated cities. If I ever get to see you, I'll gladly take u out for a drink man, all the best!

[sombor]

We need more Americans like your self. Enjoy my friend. Living in Serbia also brings privilege that you can travel in no time to the 10 or more countries around

[dekiNBG]

Another hint
You can travel to Turkey with a Serbian ID card (not a passport) since last year.