Why do 3,000+ people move with us every year?
KOMBI-KOMBI has been moving homes, houses and offices in Belgrade for more than 13 years, since 2013. Our experienced crew handles every job safely, efficiently and at a fair price, and treats your belongings as if they were our own. If you are looking for a dependable moving or transport company in Belgrade, KOMBI-KOMBI is the right choice.
What our customers say about KOMBI-KOMBI
As one of the best-known moving companies in Belgrade, we keep improving what we do so it fits what people actually need. However large or complicated the job, our experience, planning and attention get it done quickly and without fuss. When you choose a moving company, what matters is trust and a track record. Choose KOMBI-KOMBI — your reliable partner for moving and transport in Belgrade.
Moving in Belgrade with professionals — since 2013
When it comes to moving in Belgrade, whether it is your flat, your house or your business premises, KOMBI-KOMBI is here with a professional service that takes the stress out of the day and gets you into the new place smoothly. With over 3,000 moves a year i more than 35,000 satisfied customers since 2013, we are the right choice for anyone who wants the job done properly.
From the first call to your new address — five steps
A clear, well-rehearsed process with a fixed price in the contract and no surprises at the end.
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Call or write
Phone, Viber or WhatsApp with a few photos, or the contact form. We get back to you quickly.
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Free quote
A ballpark price straight away. For larger moves we come to your address — free of charge, no obligation.
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Contract and date
We lock in the date and time. A written contract listing everything: vehicle, crew, extra services.
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Moving day
The crew arrives on time. Packing, dismantling, loading, transport, unloading, reassembly.
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Payment
We check everything together first. Cash, card, or an invoice by bank transfer (RSD or EUR).
Moving and transport services in Belgrade
Alongside moving itself we offer a wide range of related services. A lot has changed in 13 years, but the aim has not: to do more than people expect. Here is everything we can take off your hands.
Additional services:
Moving advice from our blog
Moving is stressful, so we wrote down what we have learned on the job. Use it as a handbook if you are organising the move yourself — it should save you some time, and spare you a few of the mistakes we see most often. The articles below are in Serbian.
What a move into a Belgrade Waterfront tower really looks like — clearing it with security, booking the service lift, and loading through the garage passage. From the job itself, with real photos...
Moving into BW Scala — a first-hand account
Security notice, service lift, garage — how it actually goes
What makes up the price of an international move in 2026: distance, volume, floor and lift. Real prices by route from Belgrade, Novi Sad and Niš.
What an international move costs in 2026
Why nobody can quote you a price in the first sentence
How personal belongings enter the EU duty-free when you relocate: the 12-month and 6-month rules, the deadline for bringing them in, the inventory list, and the form customs asks for at the border.
Customs when moving to the EU — step by step
The good news: personal belongings enter the EU duty-free
When it pays to share a van with another consignment, and when to take the whole thing. The line sits around 8 m³ — here is how to judge what you actually need, and what it changes about the delivery date.
A part load or a whole van — which pays off
The difference is in what you are paying for
From loading to unloading — how long a move to Germany really takes, city by city, why the driver has to take a legally required rest, and what pushes the date by a day or two.
How long a move to Germany takes
Driving time is not the same as moving time
Customs relief for people returning from work abroad: the two-year requirement, the €20,000 limit, the one-year deadline, and why a vehicle is not covered.
Moving back to Serbia — customs relief
Coming home is not a move in reverse
Alcohol, tobacco, weapons, food and plants — what may not travel in a household load across the border, and what happens if a customs officer finds it in a box.
What may not cross the border in a move
Why this matters more than it looks
The difference between a carrier's liability and genuine goods insurance, what a policy does not cover, and how to file a claim so that it is accepted.
Insurance on a move — what it covers
Two different things go by the same name
Microchip, rabies vaccination and antibody titration — what a dog or cat needs to enter the EU from Serbia, in what order, and how far in advance.
Moving a pet to the EU — passport, chip and vaccine
A pet never travels in the moving vehicle
Why packing for Madrid is not packing for Vienna — vibration, transfers between vehicles and two days on the road change how boxes are filled and closed.
Packing for a move over 2,000 km
What changes past 2,000 kilometres
A small consignment, a thin budget and a date tied to the semester — how to plan a student move to the EU, and why a part load is almost always the right call.
A student move abroad
A student move is a different job
Equipment, archives and servers across the border — why business equipment falls outside relocation relief, what an EORI number is, and how a company avoids losing a working day.
Moving a business abroad
Business equipment is not a personal belonging
The two-week deadline, the landlord's confirmation and the Meldebescheinigung — how to register your address in Germany after moving, what to bring, and what happens if you are late.
Registering your address in Germany — Anmeldung
The first piece of paper you need in Germany
The three-day deadline, the landlord's signature and the Meldebestätigung — how to register your address in Austria after moving, and what happens if you are late.
Registering your address in Austria — Meldezettel
Three days, not two weeks
A three-bedroom flat usually fits into one truck, or two to three van runs. How to estimate the size of your move, what decides it, and when a truck works out cheaper.
How many vans does a three-bedroom flat need?
How much fits in one van?
When and how to notify the building manager or residents' association about a move: the lift, protecting the hallways, permitted hours for noise, and what applies in new builds with security.
How to notify the building manager about a move
Why a move gets announced at all
Everything that needs re-registering after a move: residence registration, ID card, bank, electricity and utilities, doctor, school. Deadlines and the order to do them in, step by step.
Changing your address after a move — who to notify
Start with the police: residence registration and ID card
Does moving on a Saturday or Sunday cost more? How weekend slots are set, when demand peaks, and how to get a better price.
Moving at the weekend — does it cost more?
Does a Saturday or Sunday move cost more?
Spring is the season for international moves. Find out where Serbs move most often — Montenegro, Austria, Germany and other destinations...
International moves in spring
Where Serbs move abroad most often, and how to prepare
Planning a move in 2026? Take our complete checklist and organise the whole thing without the stress...
Moving checklist for 2026
A complete checklist for a well-organised move
What does a move in Belgrade actually cost? Find out what drives the price, and how to get the best offer...
What does a move in Belgrade cost?
Everything about moving prices in Belgrade for 2026
Moving into a new flat in Belgrade? Here is everything you need for a move that goes well — from planning to the first night in...
Moving into a new flat in Belgrade
A complete guide to moving into a new flat
Planning an office or business move? A professional business move needs a different approach and an experienced crew...
Office and business moves
Advice for a professional office move
Moving with a pet? Here is how to get your animal through the day without stress and without complications...
Moving with pets
How to get your pet through a move without stress
We all know a move can be stressful. There is a great deal to do, and it always feels as though you have forgotten something...
Moving and stress
How to handle the stress of moving
In the chaos of a move, the things we forget are often exactly the ones we need first....
The things people forget most often when moving
Which things get left behind most often
Moving, and not quite sure how to pack the fragile things? KOMBI-KOMBI.rs Moving and…
Packing fragile items
How to pack fragile items properly
Moving can feel endless, but there is nothing quite like finally unpacking everything and…
Keeping the flat clean after a move
How to keep your flat clean once the move is over
There is no simple, "correct" answer to whether you should rent or buy when you move to a new...
Buying or renting a home
Advice on buying versus renting
When it comes to packing, it makes no difference whether you are moving to another country or across the street — it takes a great deal of time...
How to pack for a move
Advice on packing for a move
You have packed the kitchen, the living room, the bedroom and the cellar. But have you dealt with the terrace, the balcony,...
Moving things from the garden
How to pack up the garden
Wondering whether moving companies in Belgrade still operate during the pandemic? The coronavirus (COVID-19) brought the usual...
Moving during the coronavirus
How to move during the pandemic
Want to know how to load your things into a removal van the professional way? There is an endless number of ways...
How to load a van
How to load your things into a van
You have just rented or bought a new flat or house and you are ready to start the next chapter of your life. You can…
The overlooked parts of a move
What people most often forget when moving
Moving into a new home with a baby is an enormous job. It takes skill, organisation, precision and planning...
Moving with a baby
How to move easily with a baby
One of the most common complaints heard today — in conversation, in articles, in books, even obliquely in poetry...
Meeting your new neighbours
How to get to know your new neighbours quickly
For a third of the population, moving house is one of the most stressful life events there is — right at the top of the list, just after...
Moving with children
How to get through a move with children
Advice is always welcome when you are moving. Above all, you are leaving a familiar place where you felt fairly...
Moving to another city
How to handle a move to another city
The perennial question — hire a moving company, or do it yourself? At first glance a move may seem...
Should you hire a moving company?
Whether to hire a moving company
We want to help you start your new life more easily. Step by step, through this guide, we will do our best to...
Moving to another country
Advice if you are moving abroad
Free moving quote in Belgrade
Need a quick, free quote for a move in Belgrade? Call any time — we answer around the clock. We will give you straight advice and a price for your particular job, not a generic figure. Reach us by phone, e-mail or the contact form.
Current offers and discounts
If a move is coming up, it is worth checking what is currently on offer. We give discounts to pensioners, students and companies, and furniture assembly and dismantling come at a reduced rate so you do not have to wrestle with it yourself. Call us for a free quote and we will tell you which of the current offers apply to your job.
Contact KOMBI-KOMBI
Looking for a moving company in Belgrade you can rely on? Reach us on 066/50-40-30-9 and we will take it from there — the full move, professional packing, and a quote worked out for your job rather than a price list.
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Moving in Belgrade you can rely on: kombi-kombi
KOMBI-KOMBI handles every kind of move — homes, offices and international. We pack, transport, assemble, store and clean up afterwards. You get an experienced crew, a price you are told up front, and no line items appearing at the end. Get in touch for a free quote worked out for your job.
Frequently asked questions about moving in Belgrade
Short answers to what people ask us most. Not here? Call 066/50-40-30-9.
What does a move in Belgrade cost?
It depends on how much there is, the floor, whether there is a lift, and how many people are needed. As a guide: passenger van from 3,500 RSD, cargo van (4.1 m) from 4,000 RSD, larger van (4.3 m) from 5,000 RSD, truck up to 3.5 t from 7,000 RSD. Full details in the price list.
How long does an average flat take?
Studio or one-bedroom: 2–4 hours. Two-bedroom: 3–5 hours. Three-bedroom: 4–6 hours. A house takes the day. Intercity moves such as Belgrade–Novi Sad are usually one working day.
Do you work weekends and holidays?
Yes — we work 365 days a year, around the clock. Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, nights too. No surcharge for weekends or short notice.
Is my furniture insured during the move?
Yes. Every consignment is covered against breakage, theft and road accidents. Before loading, furniture is wrapped in stretch film and bubble wrap, with cardboard corner protectors.
When do I pay?
Payment after the move is finished, once we have checked everything together. Cash, card, or an invoice for companies (bank transfer, RSD or EUR).
How far in advance should I book?
Seven to ten days is ideal. At the end of the month and over the summer, give it two weeks. Emergency moves same day — call 066/50-40-30-9.
Do you offer packing and materials?
Yes. Packing comes either as an add-on or as part of the full-service move. You can also just buy the materials (boxes, film, tape) — delivered to your address before the move.
Do you have storage between moves?
Yes — a climate-controlled warehouse in Belgrade, with CCTV and an alarm around the clock. Charged monthly per cubic metre, from a single day to as long as you need.
How many people come with the van?
Two as standard with a van, three or four with a truck. If you need more — no lift, or a higher floor — extra crew is 1,500 RSD per hour each.