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Boravišna dozvola kroz nekretnine Pravni aspekti Tržište nekretnina Život u Srbiji

The procedure for changing the basis for a residence permit (boravak) in Serbia is not clearly described in the legislation, but in practice, it is possible and widely used. The main rule to follow is that a foreigner has 30 calendar days from the moment the previous basis is lost (e.g., from the date of dismissal or closure of a sole proprietorship) to find a new one.

Život u Srbiji12. јануар 2026.

How to Obtain a Criminal Record Certificate in Serbia: A Detailed Guide

In Serbia, there are two main types of certificates confirming no issues with the law: one is issued by the court, the other by the police. Despite their similar names, they have different purposes and confirm different facts. The choice of a specific document depends on the reason for obtaining it, for example, for applying for permanent residence (ПМЖ) or for a visa.

Boravišna dozvola kroz nekretnine8. јануар 2026.

What Has Changed in the Serbian Citizenship Procedure in 2025?

In 2025, the key change in the process of obtaining Serbian citizenship for Russians was a new interpretation of existing legislation. The law itself has not changed, but it has begun to be 'read differently.' This has led to a de facto tightening of requirements for those applying for citizenship through the general naturalization procedure.

Život u Srbiji18. децембар 2025.

Moving to Serbia for Permanent Residence: What You Need to Know About Buying a House in a Village

When planning to move to Serbia for permanent residence, it's important to clearly define your goals. This isn't about a temporary stay to 'wait things out,' but a full-fledged relocation for those who have already researched the country and are ready for a fundamental change of residence.

Boravišna dozvola kroz nekretnine26. новембар 2025.

Permanent Residence in Serbia in 3 Years: A Complete Guide

The path for property owners to obtain permanent residence in Serbia takes three years. This process is based on obtaining a temporary residence permit, known in Serbian as 'privremeni boravak'. The grounds for its issuance is the ownership of residential property within the country.