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German Information Centre on Migration, Training and Employment, Belgrade (NSZ)

German Information Centre on Migration, Training and Employment, Belgrade (NSZ)

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German Information Centre on Migration, Training and Employment (DIMAK)
Information and advice on regular migration and for returnees, in the premises of the Serbian Employment Agency (NSZ) in Belgrade.

Dečanska 8, IV sprat
11000 Belgrade

We are available for customers from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on weekdays by appointment.
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Our team for your questions

Marija Bogdanovic manages the DIMAK advice centre and as part of her role has overall responsibility for global Programme Centers for Migration and Development (ZME). 

You are kindly invited to learn about the range of successful reintegration experiences of returnees from Germany and other EU countries. You can also be one of them!

DIMAK advisors will provide you with advise on:

  • social and economic reintegration in Serbia
  • psychosocial counselling
  • information on the dangers of irregular migration and the conditions for regular migration
  • the German Skilled Labour Immigration Act

Where to find us:

DIMAK has its office at the Serbian employment authority's Migration Service Centre (NSZ) in Belgrade.

Marija Bogdanović

 Manager of DIMAK Serbia

Marija Bogdanović

Manager of DIMAK Serbia

My job is to ensure that everything runs smoothly at DIMAK. In my management studies, I also specialised in the networking of relevant people in Serbia and the EU, especially in Germany. The economic empowerment of socially vulnerable groups is really important to me. 

Both myself as well as the entire DIMAK team are there for you. I can help you, no matter whether you need support on arrival after coming back home from another country or whether you’re considering labour migration.
 

Tamara Vučenović

Tamara Vučenović

Advisor

In addition to all the services that DIMAK provides, my speciality is psychosocial counselling. 

I can help you if have psychological or social problems or if you feel isolated or excluded. I’ve been helping people who were forced to flee conflicts or disasters for over 20 years. 
 

Katarina Peško

Katarina Peško

Advisor

Have you just come back to Serbia from another country? I’m a lawyer, and I have lots of experience in giving advice to migrants. 

In other words, I can provide you with all the latest official information you need and I can give you legal advice on your new start in Serbia. I’m also happy to help you in your search for a suitable job, study course or vocational training in Serbia.
 

Ivana Ristićević

Ivana Ristićević

Advisor

You’re welcome to talk with me if you need help after coming back from another country. Together we’ll find a way to improve your qualifications, and with it your job opportunities. 

I’ve got many years of experience in working with disadvantaged people who need support.
 

Marija Branković

Marija Branković

Communications specialist

I assist the DIMAK advisory team when it comes to quickly and efficiently organising the information you need to come back to Serbia or to improve your quality of life.

My job is also to make people more aware of DIMAK’s aims and services. I also look after our network of partner organisations. 
 

Nemanja Čubrilo  

Nemanja Čubrilo  

Advisor

I can help you in your search for a career development opportunity. This could make it easier for you to get a new and better job. 

Or are you still unsure about a career? I’m happy to work with you to find an opportunity – whether you’re studying, working or training in Serbia or in another country. Just get in touch with me at DIMAK and I’ll be happy to advise you!
 

Country experiences

How Milica is starting a new life after spending time in a detention centre

Milica’s start in life was very difficult. Support from DIMAK enabled this young Serbian woman to undergo training, with psychosocial services helping her to make a new start in life. She is now mentoring children and young people in difficult situations. And she writes poems about her experiences and feelings. Here she reports on her impressive progress.

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Self-employment in Serbia: therapist Jelena is establishing her own practice

My name is Jelena. I’m 36 years old and have two sons. One of them suffers from autism, and I supported and cared for him myself for many years. This made me realise that I can also help other people.

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My new start in Serbia

Twice now I’ve emigrated to Germany and then returned to Serbia. Thanks to DIMAK, I’ve finally found an opportunity in Serbia. Things are now a lot better for my family and me, even if it's not easy.

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From the streets to a better life

Albert was a street kid. It took a lot of staying power and support from the Center for Youth Integration for him to attend college and move into an apartment, but now he’s working in catering and has big plans for his daughter.

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Two women fruit growers join forces

Jasmina and Milica became self-employed fruit growers to make a better life for themselves and their families in Serbia. The German Information Centre on Migration, Training and Employment (DIMAK) helped these two women.

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Firmly established as a physiotherapist

I received help in 2019 to open a physiotherapy practice in Serbia. I’m really happy now. You can also realise your ambitions in your own country.

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My own IT company

Starting a company that focuses on internet marketing gives him hope: Emiliano has built a new future for himself in Serbia after returning from Germany. Today, he is planning to further expand the business and hire several new employees.

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Using your own company to create new opportunities

My name is Saša. I was born in Kruševac in central Serbia and have returned there after several years in Germany. Because in the meantime I was able to start my own company in Serbia – something I'd always dreamed of doing. But I also received some support. This is my story:

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Safety and a family

My name is Safet and I come from Serbia. After working in my homeland for a long time as an unskilled bricklayer and decorator, I tried my luck in Germany. Although it was difficult to find a job there. So I considered returning to Serbia. Then the decision was made for me. The German authorities deported me.

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