The Republic of Serbia is not a European country where you should go for a “long ruble”. The standard of living here is lower than in Moscow, and unemployment is higher. Today it is more than 15%. Local residents, let alone foreigners, cannot find employment here. The minimum wage does not exceed 350 euros, which is almost two times lower than the subsistence level. The ideal option for a Russian citizen is to make contact with Serbian employers. But for this you need to have a profession that is in demand in Serbia. Ukrainians, Russians and citizens of former Soviet republics come here for seasonal work. In order to officially get a job in any field, you need to be an experienced specialist, know the Serbian language and be able to prove to the employer that no one but you can do this work so well and efficiently.
General information about the country: climate, economy, population, education, culture
The Republic of Serbia is located in southeastern Europe, in the very center of the Balkan Peninsula. The population of the state is just over 7 million people. The main ethnic group is Serbs, the second largest are Hungarians. Bosnians, Albanians, Macedonians, Slovaks and Romanians also live on the territory of the state.
Serbia has no maritime borders, but its climate is influenced by three seas - the Black, Adriatic and Aegean. The climate here is continental and temperate continental: cold and snowy in winter, hot and sunny in summer. The warmest month is July, and the rainiest months are May and June.
Serbian culture developed under the influence of Orthodoxy and Byzantium. Monuments of Serbian writing are of great interest to researchers. Serbia is famous throughout the world for its folklore and unique folk music, in which Balkan motifs can be heard. Cinema, theater and music are developing here. This small Balkan state has five UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These include the medieval tombstones of Stečka, the Palace of Galerius “Gamzigrad-Romuliana”, and the Studenica Monastery.
The educational system is under state control. At the age of seven, children enter primary school, where they study for eight years. After eighth grade, you can continue your education here, enter a special school, or go to a technical school. Next, it is important to continue studying at the university. Serbia today has seven major universities, the oldest of which is Belgrade. There are 31 faculties open here.
The state's economy is at the stage of development. More recently, it has begun to attract businessmen who are ready to invest and open a business. This development is hampered by corruption, the consequences of NATO bombing and UN sanctions. Due to unemployment and low salaries, Serbs who have received higher education leave to work in more prosperous European countries and remain there for permanent residence. Today, tourism and agriculture are actively developing in the country. Raspberries, corn, plums, wheat, sugar beets and sunflowers are grown here. Ecotourism lovers come to Serbia. They are offered active recreation and accommodation in ethnic villages.
Work in Serbia for Russians in 2021: vacancies and work visa applications
Serbia is not a country where you can make a large sum of money out of nothing.
The standard of living in Serbia is slightly lower than in Ukraine and Moscow, salaries are not significantly higher, but finding a decently paid job is quite difficult.
According to the latest data, unemployment in Serbia has reached 20 percent. It is difficult to find vacancies on the labor market that do not require high qualifications.
Professions such as loader, cleaner or janitor, gardener, waiter, nanny or nurse, laundress, packer, harvester and the like are practically not available.
However, due to the fact that after the collapse of Yugoslavia, the country’s infrastructure systems, including educational ones, were torn apart, there is a decline in the level of training of highly qualified specialists.
And this is the reason why professionals with experience and knowledge in technology industries have every chance of success. The most scarce areas: IT sector: system administrator, programmer, especially with knowledge of JAVA, PHP, NET languages, developer, project manager. Engineer in the following areas: electrical engineering, construction, automotive industry.
Medicine: doctor (various specializations), dentist, pharmacist, nurse (with at least 3 years of experience, highly qualified). Finance: accountant, auditor, analyst, trading consultant, broker. Beauty industry: hairdresser, manicurist and/or pedicurist, massage therapist, fitness instructor.
Catering: pastry chef.
Mining industry: miner, tunneler. Construction: mason, painter, tiler, façade installer.
Cost and standard of living of Serbs
The average salary in the country is 390 euros, and pensions are 220 euros. This is less than in other Balkan states, but higher than in Russia. Prices for basic products here are the same as in Moscow, or lower. So, 1 liter of milk costs 28 rubles, white bread – 25 rubles, a dozen eggs – 80 rubles, 1 kg of cheese – 305 rubles, 1 kg of potatoes – 37 rubles. One person spends less than one hundred euros on purchasing essential products.
In Serbia, apartments are cheaper than in Croatia and Montenegro. 1 sq. m of housing here will cost at least 600 euros, and in Belgrade – 7000. You can rent an apartment for 150 euros a month.
According to migrants, the country is safe and calm. There is no luxury here, but you can live comfortably. There may be vacancies in Serbia for Russians, but there are very few good offers even for Serbs. The ideal option for Russians is to move here to live, but receive funds for living from business in Russia.
List of in-demand professions on the Serbian labor market
Analytical information on the Serbian labor market, collected for 2015 and the beginning of 2021, showed that the most in demand professions in Serbia are:
- programmer of PHP, Java, NET and other languages,
- mechanical engineer,
- electrical engineer,
- accountant,
- auto mechanics,
- hairdresser,
- cooks
The most common vacancies and salary levels
The most common vacancies include programmers and experienced chefs. The shortage of these specialists was felt throughout 2015. But if programmers are promised a salary of 1,000 to 2,500 euros per month, cooks can count on 800.
Programmers are in demand on the Serbian labor market
It is easier for highly qualified specialists to find work in Serbia than for those who have an average level or no qualifications at all . For example, it is almost impossible for an immigrant to get a job here as a loader, gardener, janitor, or immigrant. And, as a rule, there are no Russians willing to fill such vacancies.
...Foreigners in Serbia, when employed, have the same status, the same rights and the same obligations as Serbian citizens. Most vacancies are filled on a competitive basis, the competition is open. But the employer is obliged to explain to the employment service why he is hiring a foreigner and not a Serbian citizen; other things being equal...
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The average salary in the capital of the country, Belgrade, is 480 euros per month of work. On the periphery it is slightly lower - 390 euros . The lowest wages are observed in the southern part of Serbia . They pay an average of 330 euros per month.
The minimum wage is set by the Serbian government at just above 180 euros. However, in Belgrade this figure is closer to 250–300 euros.
...It turns out that in terms of the usual calculation for us, who like to count our earnings per month. It turns out that the minimum wage is 18,400 dirty dinars, subject to a 5-day work week and an 8-hour schedule. I’m sitting and counting my salary: how much do I earn per hour...
Goffer
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Demanded specialties and salary
Today in Serbia there is a shortage of specialists who have engineering, technical, construction and IT education. The most popular specialties are:
- engineer;
- mechanic;
- electrician;
- constructor;
- programmer,
- doctor,
- cook,
- designer;
- software developer;
- Graphic Designer.
It is not easy for a foreigner to get such a job. To do this, you need to conclude a contract with a Serbian employer in advance and come at his invitation. To start working here officially, you need to know the Serbian language and have work experience in your specialty.
There is seasonal work in Serbia for Russians. Foreigners may be offered the following vacancies:
- waiter;
- bartender;
- masseur;
- housemaid;
- builder;
- handyman;
- harvester
Work in Serbia for Russians can be found in tourism, construction and agriculture. Migrants with secondary education can try to get a job as a driver, salesperson, hairdresser, telephone operator, or auto mechanic. But knowledge of the language is necessary.
Those who are ready to go to Serbia to earn money can look for vacancies on the website of the country’s national employment service and other Serbian job search sites. Russians manage to find jobs on social networks or forums. Recruitment agencies poslovi.rs and gigajob.com offer their services. If you have relatives in the republic or Serbian acquaintances, you can turn to them for help and ask them to find vacancies. Family ties help out in any country.
Where to look
Russians need to look for work in Serbia in several ways to increase the chances of finding the desired vacancy with an acceptable salary level. Legal and effective methods are:
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- Explore special portals where advertisements for current vacancies are posted in Serbian, Russian and English. For example, you can use the websites serbia.hh.ru, eurabote.com/in/serbia, ru.iorjob.com, careerjet.rs, poslovi.rs.
- View advertisements or leave a job search request on the website of the National Employment Service (nsz.gov.rs).
- Use the help of acquaintances, friends, relatives.
- Websites of large companies, including international and Russian ones, with their branches in Serbia.
- Contact an employment agency for foreigners.
- Contact employers directly during a personal visit to Serbia, a tourist trip, or a visit to relatives.
- Hire a seasonal worker, and during this time find a permanent place of work, establish contacts with the right people.
Work for migrants and salary levels
Foreigners can come for seasonal work. But you always need to understand that with a high unemployment rate, local residents are in search. And employers give preference to Serbs over foreigners. This is the policy of the state.
Undoubtedly, there will be work in Serbia for foreigners who have a sought-after profession and a rare specialty.
It is better to look for available vacancies for migrants in Serbia in Belgrade. Traditionally, wages in the capital are higher than in the provinces. On average, they receive about 480 euros, and in the provinces - one hundred euros less. The lowest salaries are in the southern regions of the country.
We invite you to consider the list of popular professions in Serbia and salary levels.
| Profession | Maximum salary in euros | Minimum salary in euros |
| Driver | 1000 | 2000 |
| Doctor | 470 | 1000 |
| Cook | 400 | 800 |
| Salesman | 800 | 2000 |
| Builder/electrician | 300 | 450 |
| Nanny | 1500 | 2000 |
High salaries are received by specialists in the oil and gas, information, pharmaceutical and information fields. In Belgrade, the minimum wage is no more than 300 euros.
Jobs and salaries in Serbia
The average salary in Serbia in 2021 after taxes is about 60.1 thousand dinars per month or 510 euros. In many ways, this indicator refers to the capital of the country, Belgrade. In smaller Serbian cities, wages are even lower. Specialists in the oil, gas, financial, insurance, information and pharmaceutical industries receive the most.
The agricultural sector is considered the lowest paid. The official minimum wage in Serbia from January 1, 2021 is 183.9 dinars or 1.6 euros per hour . Every month, Serbian workers earn at least 31,156 dinars (265 euros).
In 2021, Russians and Ukrainians can count on vacancies in Serbia in the fields of construction, manufacturing, information technology, trade, and tourism. For example, Russians in most cases work in branches of Russian or other foreign companies, where it is much easier to find a job. Finding seasonal work in Serbia, unlike Montenegro, which is visited by a much larger number of tourists, is very problematic.
Sometimes there are vacancies in Serbia for foreign applicants in the field of unskilled labor. For example, waitresses, nannies, housekeepers and nurses are required. But it is worth considering that it is almost impossible to make money in these professions. The bulk of the funds will go to cover everyday expenses. However, everyone has their own reasons for immigrating to Serbia and employment can only be a reason for integration into this wonderful European country.
Peculiarities of employment of foreigners
To start officially working in Serbia, you need to go through a difficult employment procedure. To do this, a migrant needs a work visa, a work permit and a temporary residence permit. A person can receive employment paper based on a contract concluded with the employer. It is also possible to obtain such permission and look for vacancies locally.
A good job in Serbia will be available for Russians only if the migrant knows the language and has a profession in which they are interested. If a foreigner arrived at the invitation of a specific employer, he cannot move to another workplace.
To get a contract, you can first come for an internship. It can be taken not only by students, but also by mature people. Internships are possible in the following areas: tourism, agriculture, hotel and restaurant business, winemaking.
Due to high unemployment, citizens of the country are hired first - this is the main principle of labor migration. A foreigner can only apply for a vacant position that has been open for more than a month and for which Serbs have not applied. Work visas are issued primarily to citizens who have entered into a contract or have high qualifications and extensive work experience.
They are actively fighting against illegal migration. For violating the rules, a foreigner pays a fine of 120 to 1200 euros and may be expelled from the country. Private entrepreneurs and legal entities must pay from 400 to 8100 euros.
Serbian residence permit
Work in Serbia for Russians in 2021: vacancies and work visa applications
» » Serbia is not a country where you can earn a large sum of money out of nothing.
The standard of living in Serbia is slightly lower than in Ukraine and Moscow, salaries are not significantly higher, but finding a decently paid job is quite difficult. According to the latest data, unemployment in Serbia has reached 20 percent. It is difficult to find vacancies on the labor market that do not require high qualifications.
Professions such as loader, cleaner or janitor, gardener, waiter, nanny or nurse, laundress, packer, harvester and the like are practically not available.
However, due to the fact that after the collapse of Yugoslavia, the country’s infrastructure systems, including educational ones, were torn apart, there is a decline in the level of training of highly qualified specialists.
And this is the reason why professionals with experience and knowledge in technology industries have every chance of success.
The most scarce areas: IT sector: system administrator, programmer, especially with knowledge of JAVA, PHP, NET languages, developer, project manager. Engineer in the following areas: electrical engineering, construction, automotive industry. Medicine: doctor (various specializations), dentist, pharmacist, nurse (with at least 3 years of experience, highly qualified).
Finance: accountant, auditor, analyst, trading consultant, broker. Beauty industry: hairdresser, manicurist and/or pedicurist, massage therapist, fitness instructor.
Applying for a work visa
Russians do not require a visa for a short-term stay in Serbia. If a citizen of our country travels for tourism purposes and will stay in the country for no more than 30 days, he does not need to obtain an entry permit. If a Russian plans to work, he needs to obtain a special visa. It is issued for the duration of the contract that was concluded with the employer.
To obtain a visa, you need to submit the following documents to the Serbian diplomatic mission:
- current and old passport;
- completed application form;
- 4 photos;
- original and copy of work permit;
- letter of invitation from the employer;
- statement of the balance of funds in the bank account;
- certificate from work about position and salary.
The Serbian Embassy is located in Moscow. Here you will need to undergo a personal interview. Sometimes additional documents may be requested regarding mental health status or the value of real estate. To obtain a work visa you will have to pay 110 euros. It is issued for a period of up to three years. But it can be given for the duration of the contract. It is impossible to say for sure how long it will take to process documents for obtaining a visa. If additional documents are requested, the period for reviewing documents will increase.
Visa to Serbia
Citizens of Russia and Ukraine do not need a visa to enter Serbia, they only need a foreign passport. In some cases, you may be asked to present return air tickets. Tourists can stay in Serbia without a visa for 90 days.
If you are visiting Serbia at the invitation of a citizen of the country, then in this case you will not need a visa either. You will just need to show your invitation at the border crossing. Copies of the invitation will not be accepted - only present the original.
To work and stay legally in the country, you will need to apply for a work visa.
Opening your own business
Foreigners can open their own business in Serbia in one of three types: individual entrepreneur, LLC, OJSC and partnership. To quickly enter the market, it is recommended to invite a Serb as one of the founders.
Depending on the chosen type of business, the company’s authorized capital should range from 1 to 25 thousand euros. The flow of foreign capital is gradually increasing, because doing business in Serbia is more profitable than in Russia or Ukraine. The republic has low taxes for businessmen. When opening a business, a citizen of another country receives a residence permit for a period of one year, which he can then extend. Experts say that the following types of businesses will be able to pay off the fastest returns:
- public catering;
- sale of food products;
- beauty saloon;
- car service station;
- cooking;
- confectionery.
Business in Serbia for Russians can become profitable and promising if they manage to find their niche. It is worth paying attention to the beauty industry: Russian manicurists, pedicurists, hairdressers and makeup artists are in demand in many European countries.
Work in Serbia for Russians in 2021: vacancies and work visa applications
20 20 Serbia is not a country where you can earn a large sum of money out of nothing. The standard of living in Serbia is slightly lower than in Ukraine and Moscow, salaries are not significantly higher, but finding a decently paid job is quite difficult. According to the latest data, unemployment in Serbia has reached 20 percent. It is difficult to find vacancies on the labor market that do not require high qualifications.
Professions such as loader, cleaner or janitor, gardener, waiter, nanny or nurse, laundress, packer, harvester and the like are practically not available. However, due to the fact that after the collapse of Yugoslavia, infrastructure systems were torn apart in the country, including including educational ones, there is a decline in the level of training of highly qualified specialists. And this is the reason that professionals with experience and knowledge in technology industries have every chance of success. The most scarce areas: IT sector: system administrator programmer, especially with knowledge of the languages JAVA, PHP, NET developer project manager. Engineer in the fields: electrical engineering construction, automotive industry. Medicine: doctor (various specializations) dentist, pharmacist, nurse (with at least 3 years of experience, highly qualified). Finance: accountant, auditor, analyst, trading consultant, broker. Beauty industry: hairdresser, manicurist and/or pedicurist, massage therapist, instructor on fitness.Public
Emigration to Serbia from the Russian Federation, Ukraine, CIS
You can come to the republic for permanent residence from Russia, Ukraine and the CIS countries on various grounds. Residence permits are obtained by foreigners who come to study or at the invitation of relatives, officially find employment, buy real estate or open a business here. This country welcomes highly qualified personnel from the former Soviet republics and especially investors. In addition to specialists with technical education, translators of Russian and other foreign languages are in demand here.
Work for Russians in Serbia is available only if the migrant has high qualifications and work experience. You can go to the country for seasonal work, but if you want to earn a high salary, it is important to get additional education at home or undergo an internship at Serbian universities.
Emigration to Serbia is not an easy process. First, the foreigner receives a temporary residence permit and only after three years he can apply for a permanent one. In fact, it is issued after five years.
Work in Serbia for Russians in 2021: vacancies and work visa applications
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According to the latest data, unemployment in Serbia has reached 20 percent. It is difficult to find vacancies on the labor market that do not require high qualifications. Professions such as loader, cleaner or janitor, gardener, waiter, nanny or nurse, laundress, packer, harvester and the like are practically not available.
However, due to the fact that after the collapse of Yugoslavia, the country’s infrastructure systems, including educational ones, were torn apart, there is a decline in the level of training of highly qualified specialists. And this is the reason why professionals with experience and knowledge in technology industries have every chance of success.
The most scarce areas: IT sector: system administrator, programmer, especially with knowledge of JAVA, PHP, NET languages, developer, project manager. Engineer in the following areas: electrical engineering, construction, automotive industry. Medicine: doctor (various specializations), dentist, pharmacist, nurse (with at least 3 years of experience, highly qualified).
Finance: accountant, auditor, analyst, trading consultant, broker. Beauty industry: hairdresser, manicurist and/or pedicurist, massage therapist, fitness instructor.
Catering: pastry chef.
Pros and cons of working in Serbia
Despite high unemployment and low salaries, foreigners find advantages in working in Serbia. If you are also planning to leave the Balkan state to earn money, evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of work and life here:
| pros | Minuses |
| Mild climate | Low salaries |
| Friendly attitude from the local population | Minimum number of required professions |
| Low prices for housing and food | Unstable economic and political situation |
| Good conditions for business development | Corruption |
| Prospects for farming | High competition among job applicants |
| Opportunity to quickly learn Serbian | Low level of English |
| You can easily obtain a work visa and work permit |
The best option is work in Belgrade for Russians. There are more opportunities here to find a good place and qualify for a high salary. According to the reviews of immigrants, it is better to look for work in large cities: Novi Sad, Nis, Valjevo, Subotica, Kraljevo. Seasonal workers are sent to remote areas where farms and fields are located.
Belgrade, Serbia
Work in Serbia for Russians in 2021: vacancies and work visa applications
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The standard of living in Serbia is slightly lower than in Ukraine and Moscow, salaries are not significantly higher, but finding a decently paid job is quite difficult.
According to the latest data, unemployment in Serbia has reached 20 percent. It is difficult to find vacancies on the labor market that do not require high qualifications.
Professions such as loader, cleaner or janitor, gardener, waiter, nanny or nurse, laundress, packer, harvester and the like are practically not available. However, due to the fact that after the collapse of Yugoslavia, infrastructure systems were torn apart in the country, including including educational ones, there is a decline in the level of training of highly qualified specialists. And this is the reason that professionals with experience and knowledge in technology industries have every chance of success. The most scarce areas: IT sector: system administrator programmer, especially with knowledge of the languages JAVA, PHP, NET developer project manager. Engineer in the fields: electrical engineering construction, automotive industry. Medicine: doctor (various specializations) dentist, pharmacist, nurse (with at least 3 years of experience, highly qualified). Finance: accountant, auditor, analyst, trading consultant, broker. Beauty industry: hairdresser, manicurist and/or pedicurist, massage therapist, instructor on fitness.Public
Reviews from Russians about working in Serbia
Russian immigrants advise their compatriots to weigh the pros and cons before going here to work. If you have a profession in demand and have entered into a contract with an employer, of course you need to go. Knowing Russian, you can quickly learn Serbian. In addition, Serbs are very friendly towards Russians and are always ready to help them. Our compatriots here are pleasantly surprised by the prices for food and housing. They like a calm and measured course of life, safety and comfort.
Those who have not concluded a contract with the employer in advance will find it extremely difficult to find a job. If your specialty is not rare, then you will have to stand in line with the Serbian unemployed and be prepared to be refused. If possible, it is better to open your own business in Serbia. Given a loyal tax policy, this is a promising idea. But you need to understand that due to unemployment, Serbs have low purchasing power, and overly expensive goods and services may not be in demand here.
The Balkan states are several dozen steps behind advanced Europe, but remain attractive for labor migrants. Russian immigrants often consider Serbia and make a lot of efforts to find work here and obtain a residence permit. Those who manage to open a business or find a good job do not regret their decision. After all, quiet, safe and colorful Serbia immediately captivates many.
Work in Serbia for Russians in 2021: vacancies and work visa applications
» » Serbia is not a country where you can earn a large sum of money out of nothing.
The standard of living in Serbia is slightly lower than in Ukraine and Moscow, salaries are not significantly higher, but finding a decently paid job is quite difficult.
According to the latest data, unemployment in Serbia has reached 20 percent. It is difficult to find vacancies on the labor market that do not require high qualifications. Professions such as loader, cleaner or janitor, gardener, waiter, nanny or nurse, laundress, packer, harvester and the like are practically not available.
However, due to the fact that after the collapse of Yugoslavia, the country’s infrastructure systems, including educational ones, were torn apart, there is a decline in the level of training of highly qualified specialists. And this is the reason why professionals with experience and knowledge in technology industries have every chance of success. The most scarce areas: IT sector: system administrator, programmer, especially with knowledge of JAVA, PHP, NET languages, developer, project manager.
Engineer in the following areas: electrical engineering, construction, automotive industry.
Medicine: doctor (various specializations), dentist, pharmacist, nurse (with at least 3 years of experience, highly qualified).
Finance: accountant, auditor, analyst, trading consultant, broker. Beauty industry: hairdresser, manicurist and/or pedicurist, massage therapist, fitness instructor.
Who are employers looking for right now?
The most promising option for qualified specialists is to get a job in an international company that has its representative office in Serbia.
In-demand vacancies
- engineers: mechanics, designers, electricians, electronics engineers. Nobody promises mountains of gold to anyone: the salary for such positions is 400–600 euros. Basic requirements: higher specialized education and relevant work experience for the last 2 years.
- sales managers for products and food products and regional representatives. Salary - from 500 euros, knowledge of Russian and Serbian - required, English - desirable.
- IT specialists: webmasters, graphic designers, specialists fluent in various programming languages. Salary starts from 800 euros, there is a flexible bonus system. Knowledge of English and Serbian languages is mandatory.
Sometimes vacancies for lawyers and accountants appear, but they close very quickly. As a universal option, you can consider remote work or freelancing: copywriting, programming, website maintenance, online sales.
Job search
The population of Serbia in 2021 is about 8.8 million people, with the main part being a fully qualified labor force. Today there are at least 800 thousand unemployed in the country, and if we talk about young people, approximately 50% cannot find work in the local labor market. Accordingly, searching for a job in Serbia for Russians, Ukrainians and other foreigners from the CIS countries in 2019 is a very troublesome procedure.
First of all, you should take care of your Serbian and English language skills, although Russian is also used quite often in the country. Personal acquaintances and business connections are a big plus. Of course, education and experience will help you find a better paying job. Very often, available vacancies open in branches and representative offices of foreign companies in Serbia.
Independent job search in Serbia
- Official website of the National Employment Service of Serbia - nsz.gov.rs
- Professional social network – linkedin.com
Popular job sites in Serbia:
- learn4good.com
- careerjet.rs
- rs.gigajob.com
- serbia.xpatjobs.com
- poslovi.rs
Use various job search options, including contacting Serbian employers directly or using the services of local recruitment agencies.
Benefits of business immigration to Serbia
Moving to the Balkans to register your own enterprise is the optimal solution for businessmen who are looking for ways to make profitable investments. The advantage of business immigration to Serbia is the minimal cost of starting a business. The country has created all the conditions to make a profit at low costs. To move here under this program, it is enough to provide the required amount of financial resources and a developed business plan.
Business in Serbia with the participation of foreign capital can be implemented in such enterprise formats as closed and open joint-stock companies, as well as limited liability companies. The minimum authorized capital to start a company is 500 euros. Several people can become co-founders of the company, the maximum number of participants is 50 people. In order for a company to make a profit, it is important to familiarize yourself with the country’s market in advance, analyze supply and demand, and choose the optimal direction. Today, the bulk of foreign investors invest in tourism, because... It is this area that is at the stage of intensive development.
To register an enterprise in Serbia, a foreigner must provide:
- passport;
- constituent documents;
- a contract for the lease or ownership of real estate.
The opening of the enterprise is carried out in the shortest possible time. In total, registration will take about a week. All entrepreneurs in Serbia, both with and without resident status, must pay taxes. The country has a fairly loyal tax system. Mandatory taxes include profit tax, income tax, property tax, enterprise tax, etc. In addition to taxes, businessmen are required to pay contributions for medical and pension insurance.
