Accommodation

RENTING AN APARTMENT IN SERBIA

All university towns have a lot of rental apartments and rooms for students. 

The best and safest way to rent an apartment in Serbia is to hire a licensed real estate agent to ensure a higher level of legal security and reduce the possibility of illegal mediation activities.

You can check whether a real estate agent has a license on the official website of the Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade by entering the agency’s name or the serial number under which they are registered. The register also contains all the data regarding the agency and information about agents who work there.

Before making any payments for your apartment, make sure first to sign a contract after you read it thoroughly and ensure that it doesn’t contain any misinformation or terms that weren’t agreed upon.

Here is a list of licensed real estate agencies in some of the major cities in Serbia.

Belgrade

With a website in English:

• Eurorent
• City Expert
• Symbol Properties
• Best Real Estate
• Residence
• BeoCity
• ZidArt

With a website in Serbian:

• ZidArt
• BeoCity

Novi Sad

With a website in English:

• City Expert
• BeoCity
• Solis nekretnine
• Moj dom

With a website in Serbian:

• Total Nekretnine
• Gold nekretnine

Kragujevac

With a website in English:

• Sidro

With a website in Serbian:

• Palma nekretnine
• Agencija za promet nekretnina Milićević
• Anat nekretnine
• Savremen dom

Niš

With a website in English:

• City Expert
• Bulevar nekretnine

With a website in Serbian:

• Proagent Real
• Libo nekretnine
• Delta nekretnine

You can also look for accommodation on various websites offering a wide variety of apartments for rent posted by different real estate agencies. The following websites offer information in English:

• Nadji dom
• Indomio
• Properstar (for listings in Belgrade and Novi Sad)

Furthermore, you can click here to find a list of real estate agencies and their listings. Some are licensed, and some are not, so check whether they have a licence on the Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade website before signing any contracts.

It is also important to note that the monthly rental price of apartments usually excludes utility bills which have to be paid separately.

 

STUDENT DORMS FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS

If you are coming to Serbia through a student exchange programme, check whether it is possible to book a room in student dormitories through that program. Please keep in mind that there is a selection process involved and that there are usually many students who want to live in dormitories. For more information on student dormitories, visit the websites of student centres in university towns.

BEOGRAD – Studentski centar

Svetozara Markovića br.56; +381(0)11/2658-699; +381(0)11/3612-715
info@sc.rs www.sc.rs

NOVI SAD – Studentski centar

Dr Sime Miloševića 4; +381(0)21/451-300
studentski.centar@scns.rs; www.scns.rs

NIŠ – Studentski centar

Velikotrnovska br.2;  +381(0)18/236-686; +381(0)18/226-487
info@scnis.rs; www.scnis.rs

KRAGUJEVAC – Studentski centar

Radoja Domanovića br.1; +381(0)34/336-065; +381(0)34/335-431;
office@studentskicentar-kg.rs; www.studentskicentar-kg.rs

ČAČAK – Studentski centar

Sveti Sava br.66; +381(0)32/222-302
studcentarca@open.telekom.rs; www.studentskicentarscacak.co.rs

KRALjEVO – Studentski dom

Dositejeva br.19; +381(0)36/383-360
stdomkv@open.telekom.rs; www.domkraljevo.rs/studentski_dom/index 

BOR – Studentski centar

Kralja Petra Prvog br.14; +381(0)30/433-521;
studentskicentarbor@yahoo.com www.studentskicentarbor.com

UŽICE – Studentski centar

Ive Andrića br.19; +381(0)31/553-235; 031/553-236
sluzba@scuzice.org www.scuzice.org

SUBOTICA – Studentski centar

Segedinski put br.11; +381(0)24/548-394; +381(0)24/546-637
info@scsu.org.rs www.scsu.org.rs