In this video, I explain the basic rules for foreigners buying apartments, houses, land and development property in Serbia — including the role of reciprocity and using a Serbian company for real estate investments. Can Foreigners Buy Property in Serbia? Foreign nationals can, under certain conditions, acquire real estate in Serbia. The applicable rules depend […]
In the first episode of KSEL Talks, we explore the differences between Korea and Serbia through business, culture and everyday life, and discuss what makes Serbia an interesting destination for Korean entrepreneurs and professionals. VIDEO
Every mistake made at the start of an employment relationship — an unsigned contract before the first working day, a missed CROSO registration, a missing risk assessment act — comes back to haunt the employer later, through a labor inspection, misdemeanor fines, or a labor dispute. The Labor Law sets out exactly what an employer must do before an employee starts work, and we’ve distilled it into ten steps every employer should go through.
Comprehensive overview of the liquidation procedure of a limited liability company in Serbia – stages of the procedure, legal deadlines, difference from bankruptcy
Recently, the issue of using nuclear energy in the Republic of Serbia has often been discussed publicly. Below is a brief overview of the current framework by which this matter is regulated and considered.
DEFINITIVE 6-STEP GUIDE FOR FOREIGNERS BUYING REAL ESTATE IN SERBIA STEP 1: ELIGIBILITY & RECIPROCITY If you are a foreigner (a natural person having only foreign citizenship), you have several scenarios when buying real estate in Serbia: – Directly buying agricultural land – Buying apartments and buildings for non-commercial purposes – Buying real estate for […]
Excluding prosumers, in practice, we have not encountered significant projects developed by power producers for the construction of solar power plants on the free space of rooftops of buildings, industrial plants, warehouses, shopping centers, and other facilities.
You are considering opening up a company in Serbia? Serbia is open for all commerce, and constantly strives to improve its business climate. Here are a few points to have in mind.
Factoring is undoubtedly the oldest financial service, more closely regulated by the Law on Factoring (“Official Gazette of the RS” No. 62/2013 and 30/2018) (“the Law”), which means the purchase and sale of an existing non-due or future short-term monetary claim, one that is due for collection in within one year from the date of sale of goods or provision of services in the country or abroad. Factoring can be performed exclusively on the basis of a contract concluded in written or electronic form, which is prescribed by the Law.