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Studying in Serbia
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“Talent” — a residence permit on any higher-education degree
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Your own business: preduzetnik or DOO
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Serbian descent
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Volunteering
Housing: white card, renting, registration
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Temporary accommodation — hotel, hostel or short-let flat
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Long-term renting — where to look and what it costs
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An address for your residence permit — rental contract or izjava
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The rental contract — what to check before signing
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Moving flat once you have a residence permit
Money after the move: cards, transfers and cash
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Cash — how much you may bring into Serbia
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Changing money — where to go and at what rate
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A Serbian bank account — what you need to open one
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Transfers from Russia — how to receive money
Healthcare: insurance, doctors and medicines
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Emergency care — what you get without a residence permit or insurance
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Dom zdravlja — registering and finding a doctor
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State health insurance — who qualifies and how to apply
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Private health insurance — how to arrange it
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Pharmacies and prescriptions — buying medicines in Serbia
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Medicines across the border — how much you may bring
Schooling for children and teenagers
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Nursery — state and private
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Recognition of educational qualifications
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School — state, private and international
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Moving to a Serbian school mid-year
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Serbian for children
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University — getting in after a Russian school