Companies are dynamic legal entities which operate in turbulant world of business. Therein where business happiness has changeable nature which means that period of time of success and prosperity could
The Schengen Area, also often referred to as the Schengen Zone, is a single area made up of the territories of 29 European countries that have abolished border controls at
Belgrade, the Serbian capital, has been considered a university city since the 70s and 80s of the last century, where foreign students acquired higher education. Leading among them were students
Throughout history, Serbia has been known as a country of emigrants. For nearly two centuries, people have been leaving Serbia in search of better education, a higher standard of living,
In recent years, Serbia has been facing a labor shortage across almost all economic sectors, with industries such as manufacturing, transportation, tourism, and hospitality being particularly affected. This has led
Ownership of real estate in the territory of another country generally provides foreign citizens with a wide range of rights. These rights can vary depending on local legislative solutions, ranging
Year after year, the Republic of Serbia attracts an increasing number of foreign investors who decide to start new business ventures here. Far lower tax rates than in developed European
The latest changes to the Law on the Employment of Foreigners made it possible to build a new legislative framework that is determined by flexibility, economy and expediency. The basic
As one of the classic legal basis, present in imigration law of all countries in the world, for regulating legal residence of foreigners occurs family reunification. This institute rests on
It is a notorious fact that members of the Serbian people emigrated from the territories of the former Yugoslavia for almost a century. These emigration trends were especially pronounced during
Most foreign citizens whose life or business interests are firmly tied to the Republic of Serbia aim to get permanent residency in our country as a long-term goal. Permanent residence
May 17 of this year marked the placing of another piece in the puzzle called digitization of state administration in Serbia. More specifically, on that day, the provisions of the
The Amendments to the Law on Foreigners and the Law on Employment of Foreigners entered into force at the beginning of August. The main intention of the legislator was to
