After a comprehensive overview of life in Montenegro, the time has come for a new stage—moving to Serbia. This decision does not diminish the positive attitude towards Montenegro, which remains a wonderful country to live in and has left no negative impressions.
The story of moving from Krasnodar to Montenegro in 2021, and then to Serbia in 2023, is often met with questions about the prestige of such a choice. There is a perception that Balkan countries are not top emigration destinations, unlike the USA, Germany, or Canada.
This line of thought began with an unpleasant comment that used the word 'pauper.' It prompted a reflection on the common belief that moving to the Balkans is a step down in quality of life. A journey that started in Krasnodar continued in Montenegro in 2021 and led to Serbia in 2023. This entire experience has served as a basis for analysis: has the standard of living really declined?
When choosing a country for relocation, one of the first questions that arises is the cost of living. Serbia, Georgia, Turkey, and Montenegro offer different conditions, and the living budget can vary significantly. Each country has its own unique features that affect daily expenses.