Jobs and Unemployment in Belgrade

If you are young, like to party, by that I mean 7 days a week and work for a foreign company abroad, Belgrade is a place for you. Food and alcohol in restaurants are cheap. So if you have around €2000+ salary, Belgrade can be a dream city for you, you get to have a relaxed lifestyle filled with party and good food.

A person that wishes to move to Belgrade should have in mind that despite it being a beautiful city that’s buzzing with life, it is also a capital city of a second-world country that is very poor and has extremely poor government management. It’s fairly easy to find a job, but the wages are often not enough to cover the expenses of living in Belgrade. That is probably the only downside of moving to my city, but if you do manage to find a steady job, the city definitely pays you back with its beauty and culture.

Belgrade is an old city, and that may well be one of its best features. It is no stranger to tumultuous history of Europe, but it offers a world of opportunity to those brave enough to disregard its somewhat rough and ravaged appearance. It is a city ideal for poets, artists and craftspeople, who can all find either inspiration or employment in Belgrade’s culture hub of the old town. As Belgrade folk also enjoy socialising at numerous coffee shops and restaurants and hold hospitality in high esteem, a foreigner can expect being taken to dinners to feast on local delicacies and meet people.