Whether you are an IT professional or an IT company aiming to start up or develop its business in the Republic of Serbia, you have come to the right place.
Filling in this simple contact form is the first step – if you are an IT professional, here you can introduce yourself and pitch your abilities and we will link you with potential employers and business opportunities.
If you are the proprietor or decision-maker of your own business, we offer you full support and assistance in the process of starting a new business or expanding your existing operations in Serbia.
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The people of Serbia know what it means to start over from scratch; we understand the need for stability and the desire to live up to one’s potential. The Serbian IT industry provides an ideal opportunity and offers great opportunities for individuals and companies to reach their potential:
- Jobs in the IT industry account for more than 1/6 of the total job supply in the labour market
- A constant and consistent growth in demand for IT industry professionals
- A healthy and growing market for IT companies, from micro enterprises to the largest global corporations
- Leading global IT companies, including Microsoft, NCR and Nordeus, have set up their development centres in the country
About us
Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (CCIS) is an organization of business entities, as defined by the law. With a 165-year tradition, the CCIS brings together the Serbian economy into a unique system, both on the sector and on the regional level.
The CCIS members are companies classified into agricultural, industrial and service sectors, which are further categorized into 18 association branches. Within a network of 16 regional chambers of commerce and the capital city chamber, professional support is provided together with efficient representation of economic interests in all regions. Through the work of representative offices in multiple European countries, the main foreign trade partners, special significance is given to the internationalization of business, as well as to the international connectedness of domestic economy.
Business and IT Industry Ecosystem In Serbia
- There are about 1,600 IT companies with foreign capital exceeding 50% registered in Serbia.
- A growing and developing infrastructure supports efficient and effective business operations
- Ba2/stable and BB+/stable credit rating globally
- Low corporate tax, clear regulatory frameworks and simple procedural requirements
- The IT industry accounted for 7.1 % GVA (gross value added) or 6.1% GDP (gross domestic product) in 2020.
Serbia Facts
Geographic location
Southeast Europe, central area of the Balkans.
Climate
Continental Mediterranean climate with four distinct seasons.
Population
6.9 million. Official language: Serbian. National currency: dinar.
Economy
Market economy, with numerous free trade agreements (EFTA, CEFTA), a preferential trade arrangement with the EU and a GSP with the USA.
Culture Of Living In Serbia
Serbia sits both literally and figuratively at the very heart of a cultural crossroads: geographically, via Corridor VII Serbia links the North and the West with the East, while via Corridor X and the Danube it links the distant Port of Hamburg with the south-eastern and eastern countries. Our highways and railroads connect the Adriatic ports of Croatia and Montenegro in the West, the Port of Thessaloniki on the Mediterranean in the South and the Black Sea ports.
Serbia’s culture of living reflects diverse influences: the professionalism of the North, the commitment of the West, the warmth and amiability of the South, the determination of the East – a perfect balance of tradition and progress.
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Highlighted Benefits Of Living In Serbia
- Serbia has a relatively low cost of living, especially compared to Western and Northern European countries, while offering many of the same benefits as those countries: low violence and crime rates, availability of high-quality and diverse choice of services covering the essentials, such as communication and internet access, food and accommodation
- There is no linguistic barrier that would hinder communication, as English is widely spoken both in the business setting and in everyday life
- A broad and diverse choice of education options for children
- A broad and diverse choice of private healthcare services, with a simple procedure for accessing the public health system
- A wide variety of cultural, sports and popular events
