Belgrade to Maribor is about 430 km — five hours, with a studio from €520. Maribor is the nearest Slovenian city to Serbia and one of the handful of international routes we finish in a single day.
What the move costs
The price depends on how much there is, how many days of packing are needed, the floor at each address, and any extras. Indicative starting prices:
| Home | Volume | From |
|---|---|---|
| Studio or one-bedroom, up to 30 m² | up to 8 m³ | €520 |
| Two-bedroom, 30–50 m² | 10–15 m³ | €620 |
| Three-bedroom, 50–80 m² | 15–20 m³ | €780 |
| Four-bedroom or house, 80 m²+ | 20 m³+ | €1,220 |
These are starting prices, calculated per kilometre driven. A full service with movers, packing and reassembly runs at €1.5–1.9 per kilometre; groupage is charged by the space your load takes up. For an exact figure call +381 66 50-40-30-9.
Route details
- Distance: 430 km
- Driving time: about 5 hours
- Delivery: 1 working day, most often
- Departures: several departures a week, part loads as required
- Direction: both ways — Belgrade to Maribor and Maribor to Belgrade
- Customs: no procedure — Slovenia and Croatia are both in the EU and in Schengen
The road and the border
West to the Bajakovo crossing, across Slavonia and into Slovenia at Macelj, twenty minutes from Maribor. Since Croatia joined Schengen there is no systematic check on either border, so five hours is five hours.
What the price includes
- The vehicle at your address in Belgrade at the agreed time
- A crew — driver and two movers
- Fragile items packed in stretch film and bubble wrap
- Dismantling of large furniture — beds, wardrobes, tables
- Loading and securing the load in the vehicle
- Transport of 430 km to Maribor
- Customs paperwork — inventory, CMR and transit documents
- Unloading at your new address and reassembly of the furniture
- Cover against breakage, theft and road accidents
About Maribor
Maribor is a university and industrial city with a long-standing Serbian community, and the towns around it — Ptuj, Slovenska Bistrica, Ruše — are covered on the same runs. Graz is an hour north, and loads are often split between the two.
Practical notes
There is no customs procedure, but Slovenia does ask new residents to register, and for that you will need a potrdilo o prebivališču — a certificate of residence — which people usually arrange after arriving rather than before. It does not affect the move itself; it matters because landlords and utilities ask for it, and the timing catches people out. On the move: the older blocks in the centre have narrow stairwells, the newer suburbs give no trouble.
Frequently asked questions
What does this route cost?
From €520 for a studio up to 8 m³, €620 for a two-bedroom, €780 for a three-bedroom and €1,220 for a house.
Is there a customs procedure?
No. Both Croatia and Slovenia are in the EU and in Schengen, so there is no stop on either border.
Can it be done in a day?
Usually. Five hours of driving with no border delay.
Do you cover Ptuj and Slovenska Bistrica?
Yes, and Ruše, on the same runs. Graz is an hour north and loads are often split.
Do I need any paperwork for the move?
Not for the move itself. Slovenia asks new residents to register separately, and the certificate of residence is what landlords and utilities will want.
Do you move in both directions?
Yes, at the same price and with the same service.
Get a free quote
Tell us what needs moving and the two addresses. Call +381 66 50-40-30-9, send photographs over Viber or WhatsApp, or use the contact form.
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