Touring Cheap Farms and Vineyards for Sale in Serbia's Šumadija
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Where is the best place to invest in Serbia? Join Andrew as he visits properties in the beautiful Sumadija region in Serbia.
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Such cheap properties compared with where I live in New Zealand. Love the areas where grapes are grown in Serbia. Beautiful countryside.
@@alfredneuman6488 that's totally not true, have you been in Serbia? Have you meet any Serb? Watching too much media brought this opinion . We are not leaving in 90s anymore, Serbs are very friendly people. Spend a week in Serbia and you will change your opinion.
@@portirnica Hey I'm friendly over the internet, if I see a bunch of strangers taking over what my ancestors shed blood to protect for centuries... let's just say all us Serbs have PTSD.
@@portirnica Hey I'm friendly over the internet, if I see a bunch of strangers taking over what my ancestors shed blood to protect for centuries... let's just say all us Serbs have PTSD.
New Zealand and serbia are the 2 best countries to move 2 in my opinion
@@nathanielatfield5706 you must be kidding. NZ is officially the 2nd worst in terms of cost of living, tax and freedom
This is actually something that is useful and afforable for us less rich viewers. Especially since i was just in serbia a few months ago. Very cool stuff.
Glad to be of service, Ben.
@@nomadcapitalist I see that in the description below the video it clearly says that Nomad Capitalist exclusively works with seven/eight figure entrepreneurs and investors. Does that mean even if I could afford one of these properties, I couldn't avail of Nomad Capitalist's services if I do not satisfy the seven/eight figure criterion?
For those like myself who are not ultra rich but are indeed just getting started, is there an alternative agency/consultant that caters exclusively to this demographic?
Notwithstanding, great information. Very useful video indeed!
@@anakein If you're earning into those numbers then things like tax burdens would make the NC services fees a cheaper option, like you're wasting money if you don't. If you're barely making 6 figs then in the short term the fees and programmes would be more than you'd save
@@SovereignSaurus Are you aware of the charges/fees of NC? I'm only interested in buying a house in Serbia, not land.
By the way, something off topic but kind of related, are you by any chance familiar with the reciprocity clauses that a foreign citizen's country must meet for them to be able to purchase property in Serbia? Also, is that reciprocity condition only applicable to land (without house) or also to houses?
I've been very confused with these reciprocity clauses, been looking for answers without much success really.
@@anakein Well for eg a Caribbean passport around $100k usd and then fees etc to the country, legals etc and then some NC fees I'm sure would double the first number but for someone who would have a 500k tax bill next year without the service, if they could reduce their tax bill by $200k imo it would still be worth it, I'd rather get a 2nd passport out of my money than just pay more in tax. And if further reduction is possible then even better it would be uneconomical NOT to go ahead. And on the other hand there are people who are happy to spend loads of time figuring stuff out for themselves instead of 'paying an expert'
As for the land question I'm not sure I've only stayed with friends in Serbia who are Serbian I spend more time in a couple of other neighbouring countries
Not related, but definitely worth of mentioning, in this area during 1944 in village of Pranjani ,Royal Yugoslavian army saved and successfully evacuated over 500 downed US airman in operation Halyard.
Thanks for sharing, Dimitrije!
da zato su su bombardovali beograd 1944 kao nagradu
@@Yahowah_Power ne razumem ruski
@@Yahowah_Powershe was a jewess and so was Wesley Clark. USA is owned and controlled by jews and so is the rest of the world including Serbia
zato hoće američki nacisti da unište Pranjane sada 😢 monstrumi najgori ...ne loži se
I was just in Serbia a couple months ago. This video does it NO justice. In Summer all the greenery is so beautiful and healthy. I am surprised this video covers such lower end properties. You can get so much there for €30,000 €60,000 €80,000 so many properties over €25,000 have multiple acres, a liveable house, fenced property and some considerable size garden, vineyard or orchard. Don’t even waste your time on properties that are too cheap. By the time you buy it and put another €10,000 to €20,000 into it you might as well of bought one that didn’t need several months of effort and expense just to get established where a €25,000-€40,000 is sitting there waiting for you to move into.
With english being my only language I did ok in Serbia. Learning some basics of their language will go a long way.
I used to be deployed near there. I’ve never seen so many beautiful women in one place. And they are so much nicer than American women. Do yourself a favor, be single if you move there.
Now we're talking, who cares about land
Helloooo... Serbia babe
She's got huuuge tracts of land...
And if your a single wealthy female business owner?
@@jmc8076 consider joining the other team
Yessss Andrew !! Love your balkan property vids. Do more please! also music rly pumped me up 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸😍😍 lol
Sumadija is beautiful with rolling countryside and a lot of small villages. However, if you want to invest in agricultural land you should form a company and have that company buy farmland in Vojvodina in northern Serbia. Sure, it’s more expensive but there you can get descent sized farms. Sumadija is mainly smaller plots.
If you have clients who want to live a rural lifestyle in Serbia you should really go for the mountainous regions towards the Bosnian border where there is also ski resorts. I haven’t been there yet but Kopaonik ski resort in the south is supposed to be very nice and would probably make a great alternative to chalets in other ski resorts in Europe. Plus it’s only an hour or somfrom the Nis airport.
If I can't own that land 100% as a foreigner, I'm out, unfortunately. But what makes this video wonderful is the way it opens someone's eyes/mind to what is out there in the world.
If you can find an appreciative woman, I might take a 3600€ risk to start anew.
There are few countries where you own land 100% as a local or foreigner.
but you can in some cases?
You can probably have the nominal owner lease it to you for a long time, like 50 years for a symbolic amount, like 100 euro/year. But I don't know. I hope he explains it at some point.
@Dragan L Could you possibly share more details or perhaps a link that describes everything? Is there a list of those 80 countries available somewhere?
Also, what about foreign ownership of a house on a piece of land? I'm indeed more interested in this than just a piece of land.
Also, is it possible to go about the whole process of buying/owning property and applying for a residency permit on one's own? How complicated is the process for a foreigner? What about red tape? Where should one start?
Or would you rather one worked with an agency/consultant? If so, could you possibly recommend one that works with English speaking clients and doesn't cost an arm and a leg?
SERBIA!!! I loved the years I spent in the former Yugoslavia back in the late 90s early 2000s.
Love this type of video!! Please do more! Serbia looks so beautiful
Forestland (Sumadya) looks much more beautiful in spring/summer :) Great video
I love how nicely done this video is. The footage, the music, the theme of cheap rural land in central Serbia: all of it is wonderful!
Thank you, Jonathan!
Andy , your fashion scarf and leather jacket gloves are worth more than $30000 . You can sell them to buy a piece of land there.
Beautiful production and refreshment to see Nomad Capitals in field tour. Great value giving from the Nomad Capitalist team.
Thank you kindly!
I love this kind of content!
Serbia is so attractive🤩Very informative video🤗
Sumadia look like Toscana compering in nature
A country that neglects it's involvement in terroristic actions against Crotia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo. Country that maintaned concentration camps in 90's and a country where you can lose your life to the victim of official fascistic narrative in society that praises Mob bosses as it's ideals.
Andrew Henderson the farm is really cool for proper Investment and the atmosphere, environment is encouraging to invest huge money
In cryptocurrency, the perfect time to get in is always NOW.
Despite the rate of unemployment, some people still counts their millions of Dollars daily and weekly.
@@meganjohnny8724 That's true, the issue of covid didn't temper with their source of income. I know of a friend that earns $2900 weekly, her pay was coming consistently.
Seriously
Yes, but it's an investment that requires a little capital.
The one with the nut trees appears to be the best. When they are done producing nuts you can sell the wood for a good price as hazelnut and walnut woods are prized. You can also cultivate mushrooms and ginseng to get a good kicker while the nut trees mature.
Awesome video and intro song and cool to see the place that will be my home in a few months, really appreciated this more hands on approach and interactive, you should do more of these videos in the future!
These are my favorite video's from you guys. Thanks much.
I’ve driven all over Serbia many times, with all the youth leaving it is quite the buying opportunity and the beginning of a rebuild time.
Da svu će Srbiju rasprodati strancima.
Gorgeous land.
Fought for it and bled, for centuries and centuries, it is not just a technicality in the law for it not to be sold to strangers, it is the sole imperative even the current most corrupt treasonous government dares not break.
Love these land and real estate virtual tours!
Stunningly beautiful! Thanks so much for preparing this video!
I have been watching this channel for a couple months now - This video made me subscribe
Welcome, Bill.
10:40 Andrew has tons of money but still has a flicker of joy in his eyes getting a good deal on the breadroll! 🤣
srecan bozic. hristos se rodi Nomad Capitalist team.
I love this content Andrew. Thank you and please keep it up!
Andrew dosnt look like the farming type
🤣🤣🤣 would love to see the neighbour farm farmer on his tractor spotting him with his jacket and scarf on poking around 😂😂😂
Neither do i but I own one..
I like what he has shown here..
True but not everything has a price
He's more like buttfarming type...
no, he and his peers are 7 n 8 figure guys, hmm
Love this kind of video- well done!
The addition of drone footage/b roll really adds to the production quality of the video!
Also noticed the integration of your team through delegation in this one, well played! Smart.🥂
Great video Andrew! Love this on the ground stuff.
Love the intro of this video Andrew!
Happy to hear it🤗
@@nomadcapitalist Yes sir, continue the great work!
In Spain much of the former agriculture land is pretty cheap as well but the headache comes when you want to get a construction permit plus utilities connection.
Otherwise good plan to look at different places instead of the most popular ones.
wow so amazing places and so much hard work almost like a movie tour of properties 😍
Last property is my favorite!
Love this!! Please do another one in other areas of Serbia!!!
Please don't. This is illegal activity. Against the Serbs. It is not just a technicality in the law for it not to be sold to strangers, it is the sole imperative even the current most corrupt treasonous government dares not break.
Fought for it and bled, for centuries and centuries.
So please all of you strangers **** ***, love, PTSD Serb.
Great tour! Serbia looks beautiful. 👍🏿😎
A country that neglects it's involvement in terroristic actions against Crotia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo. Country that maintaned concentration camps in 90's and a country where you can lose your life to the victim of official fascistic narrative in society that praises Mob bosses as it's ideals.
Hey Andrew when you do videos on rural land or buildable lots could you please discuss the ease and cost of getting a home and systems such as well and septic whatever, built? Also would be interesting to talk to builders and architects to get a feel for what can be built in the area. Thanks, love the videos, especially this one. Really makes you feel the dream/ possibilities with the music and video quality.
Would like to see more videos like this! Excellent job
The last one looks awesome!
Good to be able to see some of the Serbian countryside. I like thought of having agricultural land. Looks very peaceful.
What do you think Serbs were fighting for in all those wars, to preserve their families, their house and farm...
Great on the ground tour...love the drone footage!
Thanks for making this great video
Thanks for the interesting video. I am planning to move to Serbia in 2021 to be with my boyfriend he lives in Kragejuvac, the last property is in our modest budget price range. Looking for a simple life in the country. Happy New Year love your channel ☺
you serbian?
@@user-ci7vu7eo9w no I am not, I am in America but planning to go there to be with my Serbian boyfriend.
@@stephanielong5287 but you speak so good serban
Thank you for the tours of some interesting countryside. I always enjoy looking at real estate all over the world, even if it is in a place I am not currently investing.
Glad you enjoyed it, Timothy.
I recommend you further investigate the vineyard near Lipovac, Topola. Property already has established vines and a few nut trees too along with space to expand. I think it is a bonus that the property is near an urban area and has a paved road almost to the entrance of the property. How close are available utilities ... Electric & water? Price seems reasonable as a starting point. Explore what kind of grape is being grown ... Wine? For table fruit? Which parcel is best depends on your ultimate development goal. If your plan is to develop the land agriculturally, then you need to consider cost snd availability of labor. A vineyard needs hands on care as a fungus can cause serious damage if not delt with early. Additionally investment may enable this property to be a real winner ... Barn - tractor - distillery ???
FYI - I have close well educated Serbian contacts in Belgrade who have lived in North America and are English bilingual whom I will share with you if helpful.
Let me know how you proceed with your purchase. I'm interest not only which property, but why you chose it. Good fortune to you sir.
Nice format, and filming with that drone 👍
30.000 EUR for 1.3 hectares of land in šumadija is too much... I bought 2 hectares of land with a household for 13.000 EUR in the same area
Cant believe it I actually live in Mladenovac 😀
Thank you for this informative video. Very helpful content and well done :)
Glad it was helpful!
My father was born in the last place (Velike Pcelice). My childhood was very interesting there :-).
and my father was born in Velike Pcelice as well , love this beautiful village and scenery during the spring and summer , the view from the top of the road overlooking Velike Pcelice is simply awesome.
And now you are gleefully supporting it being all sold to foreigners, because you don't like the thing your ancestors did, i.e. defend it and keep it for you?
More videos of this nature would be great.
The land is dirt cheap (pun intended), as well as the pastries. 🙂 Great opportunity tp develop an orchard or a permaculture for food self-reliance.
However, one downfall if you are not Serbian citizen and purchase via a friend is if one day the friend decides to lo longer be your friend you are stuffed.
Way to risky to do any business that way!
Buying land in Serbia is possible and simple, if there is reciprocity (Serbian can buy land in you country)
No worries! As a Non- Serb, u can buy a House with 5 Ari, no problem. Or a House with more than 5 Ari, if it is not Agricultal Land. Non Serbs are not allowded to purchase Agricultal Land. Get it?
@@angellewis5963 But all of these lands are agricultural. The other problem is that houses are not legalized so that might be big problem since those object does not exist in legal sense.
@@angellewis5963 Why would anyone buy a home with 5 acres and not be allowed to use it for agriculture??? Call a spade a spade: foreigners can't buy farm land in Serbia, end of story.
I love videos like this
Andrew, I'm glad to see your business grow. I have noticed that now your clients are 7, 8 figures individuals, not 6,7,8 any more. Thanks for the nice production. I've learned a lot from your contents over the years. Wish you all the best.
So happy to hear it Jaimie😍
The 1st and last were my fave.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US 💙⛰🌎
10:34 I had to play this twice. 80 cents for such a massive piece of bread! Try that here in the US, it would easily be $5-7 bucks.
Wait till those stimulus checks start kicking in full speed, 1 year into Kamala reign it will cost 20bucks, Mark my words.
@@danidanovic1857 It's going that way by the looks of it...
Yea but monthly salary in the us is in thousands of $ while most people here get around 400
When you come to Serbia, eat the more traditional pastries (even bigger and cheaper), this new foreign puffy pastry is made with margarin and not healthy especially when you eat it all the time. The traditional pastries are harder to make also tastier and healthier. Although some big city bakery frachises don't hve normal ones. Then you can have apple pies or burek.
One way for Americans to "stash money" overseas, without (necessarily) having to report it to the US government.
Prices are so low thatyou’re not really stashing away anything
@@oskar6607 Point is, there may be a benefit.... from a tax perspective.... for Americans to purchase farmland in foreign countries... ESPECIALLY if Biden dramatically increases the "death tax", as he has proposed to do.
You know, we Serbs are the ones you bombed and sanctioned for 10 years, you supported terrorists and caused two genocides expelling more than 700000 Serbs... you destroyed my entire childhood, and even the nation's perspective. And you want to just waltz in and pick us like grapes. Really are those libs really more dangerous than us?
@@oskar6607 here, but foreign real estate in general is non reportable. For now. I believe the same is also true for gold/precious metals stored in foreign vaults.
@@serbrighterunagainst9231 i don't think most Americans understand what even happened, shamefully
Wonderful video, Andrew! Very much appreciated. Now, if they were some great opportunities like these in the area of Frushka Gora that would really be just perfect. I doubt they exist, though, for a variety of reasons. Anyway, keep the good job!
@@healthwealthhappiness8211 Oh wow, great! I'll definitely take it into account. Thank you for the info!
i've been to Vrnjačka Banja, Serbi what beautiful country
Responding to your request for comments. If I was sincerely interested in growing hazelnuts or some agricultural commodity I would meed to explore production aspects: proximity to transportation, cost and feasibility of getting a truck, tiller, probably labor. Also if there was a market for the goods and what it would cost to actually get them there. I love the idea of a nut farm, it saddened me when the filbert (local name for hazelnut) orchard was torn down
to make way for a skatepark in my old neighborhood.
Love it already! always great content and i love the production quality as well. However, I could be caught dead walking through wet long grass... i have a bit of phobia about that lol.
At least no deadly spiders and not very common to find here a deadly snake and even if you find not so deadly that you cannot emerge to the hospiral on time :)
I'd pick the one with the house and nut trees. It has the most potential for further building. You should check the growing of Industrial Hemp. It's a growing market with huge potential. That's what I plan on starting next year on my property in Serbia.
And flax! Most of the world's flax is grown in China at the moment and there is demand for organic linen.
Thank you for this
The 3000 € looks like a great deal. Really nice. Probably more interested in a hectare or so with a small house already onsite. Thanks, Rob
i am literally going to buy a few estates there i have a few friends in serbia, so exited i can farm again. yet its more south of serbia has more magic to it
Awesome video!!
Thank you Michael!
Great tour!
This was extremely interesting 😃
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful
Love this
The country side looks similar to some of rural Canada, but Serbia seems WAY more economical!
Ham and cheese roll in Canada ~$10-12 dollars.
In Serbia is 2doll
Canada is rip off in everything. Car insurance, internet, property taxes.. you name it..
@Leoric Leorik printing cash and distributing for unviable businesses and govt employees, cannot be labelled high salaries.
Any country can print fiat currency, and create fake economy. The public at large will suffer with high inflation and lack of demand after a while, like venezuela.
Wait for the huge evictions and foreclosures coming for Canada. No point covering the debt using pandemic story and releasing stimulus package to stimulate an economy that's neck deep in debt with zero wiggle room for bottom 20% mortgage, car loan and credit card holders.
and in serbia month salary is 200 dollars usd
@@rkt81 Yep...mass exodus from Canada and the US. Nobody can afford to live descent in either place especially in retirement.
Wow!
Interesantno da neko dodje sa strane i prodaje nasu imovinu.. Da li shvatate da se ovo desava sada i da ce se desavati sve vise... Zar je stvarno dobro da se prodaje nase zemljiste strancima? " I dont knwo how much someone wants to negotiate on 3.000 euros.."..
Not a bad spot for farm retreat. The lot of 10-20 potential homes looks promising.
Real estates/Agric Lands are really cheap in Serbia
I hope to immigrate to Serbia before the end of this year
Where are you from?
me too
Looks gorgeous! Andrew, if you are reading this note: I applied last night for you to help me. I received an initial response, sort of a robo-response, which is fine. But the second email, probably more personal to my situation, the content of the email did not come through to Re was simply a message across the top about poor transmission or disturbed during transmission, something to that effect.
Nice price, even for internal issues. What about registering local LLC? Does beneficiary structure also mentions mandatory
50%+ local capital?
I'm currently in NY, exploring my escape options, and want to attend Nomad Capitalist Live. Beaches are always nice, but I am definitely a mountain lover. Mildly obsessed with the Adirondack Mountains in NY. However, when I look abroad, I'm not sure how safe these more remote places are. I believe Panama has some rural areas like this with poor police response. The more remote you are, the less of these services you have, I get it. Its just a balancing act I guess for location, services, safety, corruption, etc. Its not all about tax and I really appreciate that you look at the other aspects of life abroad.. Colombia has more issues in rural areas too I guess, whereas El Poblano in Medellin is urban and one of the safest areas. I plan to buy in Medellin soon, but I am unsure of all the tax issues I have to plan around. I will be getting professional advisement. I have a ton I still have to learn about these countries, the law, the tax, the crime, etc. Currently looking at the Dominic 50k citizenship offer and residency in Mexico, Colombia and Panama.
serbia is way more safe that countries you mentoited.these countries in latin america are full of banditos
I wanted to emigrate to Colubia to my very good friend who works as a travel guide but I decided to go back to my roots which is Serbia and Bosnia, so I can recommend all of this three countries and if you decided to go to Columbia I can recommend my friend Victoria and if you decided to Serbia or Bosnia that I could offer my asistence. Dana Milovic
You didn't get the burek at the bakery in Topola?
Very pretty!! ✨❤️✨
Any chance of posting the geo positions of these properties so they can be viewed on Google Earth?
Good video, not something I would pursue but an interesting change to the usual 'face to camera' videos.
Now that is what I’m talking about!
There are many such places in other Eastern European countries too. Is it worth buying vineyards though?
Распродаја. Србијо шта си дочекала!
Tužno
Као што рече: Без Србина или српког држављанства нема васништва ораница. Стамбене јединице могу али тога се може увијек направити.
sto to pises na srpaskom onda te moguci kupci ne razumeju
Reminds me of southern Ohio at times. I think the largest but that might be too small. I would have to look and think about what product I would produce, something that has a short growing season ...
I would go with the vineyard. Like the idea of making my own vine.
Moldova is the way to go, probably even cheaper
In so far as the agricultural environment would be desirable these options would be nicely desirable assuming additional factors based on chosen ideal enterprise, access to local markets, how does transportation on all level of need measure, is there water already available at each of the locations, do locals have interest in agricultural development, creation of jobs and small local economies, and are those considering these options looking to practice farming or agricultural productions of some potential...... enjoy your work a great deal Andrew and the network at Nomad Capitalist..!
Beautiful scenery team nomad, I live in rural America too outside of Richmond, VA... Louisa Virginia.
Shout out to the cameraman I used to be a video production before I became web developer.
Chris, some of that landscape looks like the land around Louisa County. Rolling hills... I'm a Virginian as well.
I'm in rural Idaho but near a College town for services and entertainment. I'm looking for something similar in an Orthodox Christian or Catholic country.
@@recruit757 That's great, what part of Virginia?
I went to Voivodina a few years ago and it felt like a Pennsylvania lake town from the 70s. It was beautiful and very peaceful. I went bridge jumping into the canal with the village kids. It was like a whole new world
@kijiji user It's probably one of the last best places in the U.S. if a person is content to stay in the U.S. on the other hand it is getting slammed with people and changing quickly not necessarily for the better
The last property would be my first pick to develop a permaculture designed small ag operation. You could really go all out planting a food forest in that kind of hill country with those soil and micro-climate conditions. Excellent choices for anyone who wants to grow a massive variety of vegetables and fruit and nut trees. Second choice would be the property with the hazelnut trees that are at maturity.
Do it in your country
Oh, My God!!!!!!!!!! So beautiful!!!😍
If that's winter in Serbia, I'm in! I want to run away from lock down lunacy 😟
you will be running from shithole in a few days
Necete pogresiti 👌
What is your View on Belgrade Waterfront project appartment
SERBIA IS NOT FOR SALE !!!
beautiful...however I am curious to see if there are large plots available? The small farms are super quaint & cute though
Plenty of large plots as well.
Welcome to Serbia 🇷🇸all you people.
We have good food, beautiful girls and hospitable people .
Love from Serbia ❤️
And thousands of Chetniks who killed MANY MORE thousands of neighbouring SLAVS in YUGOSLAVIA.....GO Fluck youself. Desperate DESPOTS.
@@Tony-et5ih the hottest for sure
@@Tony-et5ih i don't know where you have been, for sure you have met rude people and I apologize in name of Serbia. Come and visit our villages , everyone will call you in their home and offer you coffe and spirit. Love you from Serbia ❤️
Ne reklamiraj nase zene. One nisu za ponudu,mogu da jedu piju i eventualno dovedu svoje zene.
And who are you to offer Serb girls to foreigners? What is your location, skin color, nation?
Nice touch with the drone shots!!
Thanks! 👍