Moving between Belgrade and Milan — KOMBI-KOMBI

Belgrade to Milan is 900 km and about ten hours, through Slovenia or Austria depending on the season. Lombardy has one of the largest Serbian communities in Italy, and this is the route we drive most often into the country after Trieste.

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:

HomeVolumeFrom
Studio or one-bedroom, up to 30 m²up to 8 m³€1,080
Two-bedroom, 30–50 m²10–15 m³€1,300
Three-bedroom, 50–80 m²15–20 m³€1,620
Four-bedroom or house, 80 m²+20 m³+€2,160

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: 900 km
  • Driving time: about 10 hours
  • Delivery: loaded one day, delivered the next
  • Departures: monthly scheduled departures, groupage as required
  • Direction: both ways — Belgrade to Milan and Milan to Belgrade
  • Customs: EU procedure in both directions — we prepare the documents

The road and the border

Either through Croatia and Slovenia, crossing at Fernetti near Trieste, or through Hungary and Austria over Tarvisio. We choose by the season and the traffic; the Slovenian route is shorter, the Austrian one more reliable in summer when the coast is busy.

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 900 km to Milan
  • 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 Milan

Milan and the wider Lombardy region — Bergamo, Brescia, Monza — hold a large share of the Serbian community in Italy, much of it tied to work rather than study.

Practical notes

Milan’s Area C congestion zone limits when and which vehicles may enter the centre, and older buildings around the Navigli and the Duomo have courtyards a large van cannot use. We check the address and the access hours before the date is fixed, and use a smaller vehicle for the last stretch where necessary.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take?

About ten hours of driving, so loading one day and delivery the next is the normal pattern.

What does it cost?

From €1,080 for a studio, €1,300 for a two-bedroom and €2,160 for a house of 80 m² or more.

Which route do you take?

Through Slovenia or through Austria, chosen by season and traffic. Both are motorway nearly all the way.

Can you deliver in central Milan?

Yes, but the Area C zone restricts access hours and some courtyards will not take a large van, so we plan that in advance.

Do you carry part loads?

Yes, on groupage, which on a route this long saves a great deal against a dedicated vehicle.

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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