Business Oct 7, 2026 Updated Oct 7, 2026
Serbia offers free property ID cards to citizens starting Sept 17
- Starting from September 17, citizens in Serbia can obtain "Lična karta Vaše nepokretnosti" for free and immediately at land registry counters.
- Approximately 18,000 such documents have been issued since September 17, with citizens previously paying between 1,000 and 6,000 dinars for the same document.
- According to the Republic Geodetic Office, citizens have saved at least 180,000 euros as a result of the free document issuance.
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Kurir Oct 7, 2026
Babić: RGZ izdao oko 18.000 besplatnih dokumenata - ušteda za građane najmanje 180.000 evra
- Babić stated that RGZ issued around 18,000 free documents called "Lična karta Vaše nepokretnosti," saving citizens at least 180,000 euros.
- Citizens previously paid between 1,000 and 6,000 dinars for land registry data, but now they can get the document free and immediately without an appointment.
- RGZ estimates that the free documents have saved citizens at least 180,000 euros, according to Babić's statement.
Telegraf Oct 7, 2026
Babić: Oko 18.000 besplatnih dokumenata, ušteda za građane najmanje 180.000 evra
- Around 18,000 free documents were issued to citizens, saving them at least 180,000 euros.
- Citizens can now obtain the "Personal Card of Your Property" for free and immediately at land registry offices across Serbia.
- Dalibor Babić, director of the Republic Geodetic Office, stated that the measure saves citizens time and money.
Pink Oct 7, 2026
BABIĆ: OKO 18.000 BESPLATNIH DOKUMENATA - UŠTEDA ZA GRAĐANE NAJMANjE 180.000 EVRA
- Citizens in Serbia can now obtain "Personal Card of Your Property" for free starting September 17, eliminating fees that previously ranged from 1,000 to 6,000 dinars.
- The Republic Geodetic Office has issued about 18,000 of these documents, saving citizens at least 180,000 euros.
- Dalibor Babić, deputy director of the Republic Geodetic Office, stated the initiative aims to make access to property information easier and save citizens time and money.
