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In Serbia, a notary is not just a formal witness but a key figure ensuring the legality of a real estate transaction. Since 2014, all purchase and sale agreements must be certified by a notary. The notary bears full legal and financial responsibility for the 'cleanness' of the documents they verify.
The process of buying real estate in Serbia begins with finding a suitable property. There are two main ways to do this: searching independently on specialized websites or contacting a real estate agency. Each has its own specifics.
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.