Advice

Detailed information about the process of buying real estate in Serbia: from searching for properties to safely concluding a deal.

If you’ve purchased property in Serbia and want to rent it out for profit, here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process, find reliable tenants, and protect your investment.

Learn how rental laws and practices work in Serbia and protect yourself as a tenant from potential issues.

In Serbia, the stereotype that old buildings are inherently better than new constructions is deeply rooted.

Paying utility bills in Serbia is becoming more convenient and easy. One of the online services that helps citizens with everyday administrative tasks is eSanduče — an electronic service designed to consolidate the delivery and payment of bills for Infostan (public utility company) and services from the MTS telecommunications operator. Find out how to pay your electricity bills online and check your taxes for real estate located in Serbia.

According to the Law on Housing and Building Management, in Serbia, a homeowners' association consists of all apartment owners or tenants in a residential building. Like a company, every building has the status of a legal entity and is registered in the Registry of Homeowners' Associations and has a company name, registration number, taxpayer identification number (PIB) and bank account.

In the world of real estate, the mortgage occupies an important and frequent place. Many homebuyers may find themselves wanting to purchase a property burdened by a mortgage or considering a home loan that inherently involves a mortgage. In the following text, we will look at the most common questions that worry those who are encountering the term for the first time.