In his video, Luka Skrbic recommends people to move to Serbia. Why? Because, Serbian people are friendly, Serbia is a beautiful country, Serbian food is fantastic and the cost of living is really low. Well, watch Luka Skrbic’s video, and move to Serbia:
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Ferrero, a 20-year-old man from Singapore, who spent recently one month in Serbia, wrote a beautiful blog post explaining why his trip to Serbia was more than a “great experience” and that being with Serbian people changed his life. Here’s a short excerpt, but it’s worth reading the whole thing: The essence of a place,…
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Jamie, a young British man, left in 2012 everything behind and embarked upon ‘a pointless journey’ hitchhiking through Europe. He was recently in Serbia. Stuck on the Romanian / Serbian border late at night, a small Serbian trucker saved him from freezing, and drove him into an abandoned car park. There, When a couple of…
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Nikos Dimou is Greek. This summer he visited Serbia, and it was one of the best summer holidays of his life! “The country (Serbia) is great, the food delicious but on top of everything else is the people! They can show you that happiness doesn’t need money, doesn’t need luxury.” he said. Well said, and…
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I’m glad I found this poignant and melancholic eighteen minute film made by Goran Stanković. In a Serbian village on the slopes of Stara Planina (eastern Serbia) live 15 households. The youngest man in the village is 70 years old. Goran Stankovic’s film gathers the intimate thoughts of the inhabitants of this Serbian village, “whose…
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Jibri Bell, a black American, spent one month in Serbia. He just came back from Serbia and put a great video on Youtube. Jibri Bell is just telling the truth, showing that Serbia and Serbian people are amazing, and that black people are more than welcome in Serbia (don’t trust anti-Serb propaganda):
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The wife of Tibor Maricel, a Serb living in Melbourne, Australia, put up an interesting blog post after living in Serbia for 3 months. “People here are very hospitable and they won’t expect anything from you. They are willing to extend and give what they have just to make you feel at home.” She said.…
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Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty wrote: “There are few areas of the world in which pro- and anti-American sentiments exist side by side as they do in Serbia and Kosovo.” Read the whole article, and you’ll see that Radio Free Europe doesn’t provide any evidence (quotation, interview) of Serbian people “anti-American sentiments.” Why? Because Serbian people…









