A moving company that covers all of Serbia

Moving across Serbia: KOMBI-KOMBI.rs has been moving households and businesses across Serbia for over 13 years, and we have kept our name by doing the work properly at a price ordinary people can afford. Big job or small, we treat it the same way — so that you can hand it over and stop thinking about it. That covers the packing and protective materials, the crew who load and unload, freight transport, full removals, furniture assembly and dismantling, and hauling away the furniture, clutter and rubble you no longer want. It works simply. Start with a free quote, by phone or through the contact form on this site. For larger moves we then come and look at both properties, work out the real scope of the job, and give you a detailed quote covering the time it will take, the materials needed and the price.

A long-distance move is a different job from a move across town, mostly because of how the run is planned: the aim is to fit everything into a single trip, since the price follows the distance and the size of the vehicle more than anything else. So for a move from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Niš or anywhere else, we work out the volume first and then recommend a van or a truck. There is more on how it works on the page for long-distance moves, and indicative prices on the price list.

The routes we run most often are Belgrade–Novi Sad, Belgrade–Niš and Belgrade–Kragujevac, in both directions, but smaller places are just as regular — from Sopot and Ub to Zlatibor and Vrnjačka Banja. If you are only moving a small load between towns, ask us about part load transport — you share the run, and the cost, with other customers heading the same way. Book a few days ahead if you can, especially for weekends and the end of the month, when demand is highest.

Where we go in Serbia

  • All
  • Near Belgrade
  • A little further out
  • Further afield
Moving in Belgrade

Moving in Belgrade

Open — moving in Belgrade

Moving in Novi Sad

Moving in Novi Sad

Moving in Novi Sad

Moving in Kragujevac

Moving in Kragujevac

Moving in Kragujevac

Moving in Smederevo

Moving in Smederevo

Moving in Smederevo

Moving in Požarevac

Moving in Požarevac

Moving in Požarevac

Moving in Šabac

Moving in Šabac

Moving in Šabac

Moving in Subotica

Moving in Subotica

Moving in Subotica

Moving in Sremski Karlovci

Moving in Sremski Karlovci

Moving in Sremski Karlovci

Moving in Sremska Mitrovica

Moving in Sremska Mitrovica

Moving in Sremska Mitrovica

Moving in Valjevo

Moving in Valjevo

Moving in Valjevo

Moving in Sombor

Moving in Sombor

Moving in Sombor

Moving in Veliko Gradište

Moving in Veliko Gradište

Moving in Veliko Gradište

Moving in Golubac

Moving in Golubac

Moving in Golubac

Moving in Indjija

Moving in Indjija

Moving in Indjija

Moving in Stara Pazova

Moving in Stara Pazova

Moving in Stara Pazova, Nova Pazova and Banovci

Moving in Ruma

Moving in Ruma

Moving in Ruma, Hrtkovci and Platičevo

Moving in Šimanovci

Moving in Šimanovci

Business and warehouse moves — Pećinci

Moving in Ub

Moving in Ub

Moving in Ub and the Tamnava area — Miloš Veliki motorway

Moving in Kikinda

Moving in Kikinda

Moving in Kikinda

Moving in Loznica

Moving in Loznica

Moving in Loznica

Moving in Niš

Moving in Niš

Moving in Niš

Moving in Smederevska Palanka

Moving in Smederevska Palanka

Moving in Smederevska Palanka

Moving in Velika Plana

Moving in Velika Plana

Moving in Velika Plana

Moving in Vrnjačka Banja

Moving in Vrnjačka Banja

Moving in Vrnjačka Banja

Moving in Zlatibor

Moving in Zlatibor

Moving in Zlatibor

Moving in Divčibare

Moving in Divčibare

Moving in Divčibare

Moving in Pančevo

Moving in Pančevo

Moving in Pančevo

Moving in Zrenjanin

Moving in Zrenjanin

Moving in Zrenjanin

Moving in Vrbas

Moving in Vrbas

Moving in Vrbas

Moving in Arandjelovac

Moving in Arandjelovac

Moving in Arandjelovac

Moving in Vršac

Moving in Vršac

Moving in Vršac

Common questions — moving within Serbia

What does a move from Belgrade to another Serbian city cost?

It depends on the distance, how much there is to move and which vehicle it needs. As a guide: Belgrade–Novi Sad from €120, Belgrade–Niš from €200, Belgrade–Subotica from €220, Belgrade–Zlatibor from €250. For a firm price, call 066/50-40-30-9.

How long does a long-distance move in Serbia take?

The drive to most Serbian cities takes 1–4 hours (Niš 3h, Novi Sad 1.5h, Subotica 2h, Zlatibor 3.5h). With packing, loading and unloading, the whole move is normally done within a single working day.

Do you also move people to Belgrade?

Yes, we work in both directions. Customers in Novi Sad, Niš, Kragujevac, Subotica and elsewhere can book a move to Belgrade at the same rates.

Is my furniture insured while it is in transit?

Every move is covered against breakage, theft and road accidents. Before loading, everything is wrapped in stretch film and bubble wrap, and fragile pieces get cardboard corner protectors on top of that.

Do you offer part load transport for smaller consignments?

We do. For a few pieces of furniture or a handful of boxes there is a shared van running weekly to the larger Serbian cities. You pay only for the space your load takes up, by the cubic metre.

Which places in Serbia do you cover?

All of them: Novi Sad, Niš, Kragujevac, Subotica, Pančevo, Šabac, Sombor, Čačak, Valjevo, Vršac, Smederevo, Loznica, Aranđelovac, Zrenjanin, Sremska Mitrovica, Kikinda, Zlatibor, Vrnjačka Banja, Sremski Karlovci, Inđija, Vrbas, Požarevac, Veliko Gradište, Smederevska Palanka, Velika Plana — and every smaller town in between.

How do I pay?

Cash, bank transfer (in dinars or euros) or card. The price agreed before the move is fixed and written into the contract (CMR) — nothing is added afterwards.