More and more foreign residents are deciding to live in Serbia, and many of them are opting to purchase their own apartments, rather than rent one. Because of the strain on funds, some foreign citizens opt to take out a housing loan in Serbia, but are unsure whether they are eligible for one, or the conditions they need to meet. In this article, our credit financial counselors explain the procedures involved in taking out a housing loan for foreign citizens, explain reciprocity, give advice on the easiest way to take out a loan in Serbia and answer the question of what all you need in terms of documentation.
Friday, 5 p.m. You come back from work, and after a stressful day, all you want is to get home as soon as possible. However, traffic jams in the capital are commonplace. If you live in the old part of Belgrade, columns of vehicles and nervous drivers trumpeting will be waiting for you on the bridges, so you are guaranteed extra stress.
Buying an apartment under construction is a cost-effective solution for those who can wait with moving in and want to save money by paying a lower price per square meter.
With the real-estate market growth in our country came an increased interest in real-estate purchase here from foreign citizens. In their years of work in the real-estate market, City Expert has encountered various dilemmas that their clients from abroad have faced when it comes to purchasing real-estate by means of housing loans. For this reason, we’ve decided to answer some of the most commonly asked questions in this article.
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