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🇷🇸Serbia Visa 2026: Entry Requirements

Europe· Updated 10/10/2026

Do you need a visa for Serbia?

It depends on your passport. Out of 198 nationalities documented by IziVisas, 90 enter Serbia visa-free and 108 must apply at a consulate before travelling.

Visa-free

90

nationalities

Consular visa

108

nationalities

Check the rule for your nationality

Pick your passport for the exact 2026 rule: fee, processing time, allowed stay and documents.

Data updated on · Official source

Rules by nationality cross-checked against the official list (mfa.gov.rs), read on .

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Indicative information, drawn from official sources and Wikipedia, and updated automatically. Rules change: confirm with the embassy or the official portal before booking. Our methodology · Official portal

Serbia visa requirements by nationality

The entry regime Serbia applies to the passports most often checked on IziVisas. Open a row for the fee, the processing time, the documents and the allowed stay of that exact route.

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Serbia visa types, fees and processing times

Every visa category Serbia publishes, with the official fee, the allowed stay and the processing time when the source states them. Eligibility depends on your nationality: open your route for the rule that applies to your passport.

Serbia visa types published by IziVisas, 2026. Data updated on . Government fees only. Application centres and agencies charge their own service fee on top.
VisaCategoryAllowed stayOfficial feeProcessing timeEntriesOfficial source
Short-stay (tourism)Short stayPortal
Business visaBusiness90 days90 EUR7 business daysMultiplePortal
Work visaWork1 year50 EUR15 business daysMultiplePortal
Student visaStudyDuration of programme50 EUR15 business daysPortal
Family ReunificationFamily1 year50 EUR30 business daysPortal

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Information

Capital

Belgrade

Population

6,483,000

Currency

Serbian dinar (RSD дин)

Languages

Serbian

Continent

Europe

Calling code

+381

Timezone

Europe/Belgrade

Area

88,361 km²

Government

Parliamentary republic

National day

15 February - National Day

Internet domain

.rs

About

Serbia is a country located in the heart of the Balkans in Southeastern Europe. It is a parliamentary republic with Belgrade as its capital. The country is known for its rich historical and cultural heritage.

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Medical cover and repatriation, can be taken out mid-trip.

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Safety

Risk level:Overall moderate safety level, with low violent crime.

Risk areas

North Kosovo - Ethnic tensions

Crime(Low)

  • Avoid isolated areas at night
  • Watch personal belongings

Terrorism(Low)

  • Follow official alerts

Transport

  • Use official taxis

Natural risks(Occasional floods and moderate earthquakes)

  • Check weather alerts

Health(Adequate healthcare system in major cities)

  • Standard recommended vaccines
  • Mandatory travel insurance

Practical tips

  • Register your trip with the MFA
  • Have health insurance
  • Respect local customs

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Cost of living

Accommodation

Studio in the city centre$480 – $720
1-bedroom apartment in the city centre$650 – $1,000
1-bedroom apartment outside the centre$450 – $680
3-bedroom apartment in the city centre$1,150 – $2,100
3-bedroom apartment outside the centre$800 – $1,350

Food

Meal at an inexpensive restaurant$12
Meal for two at a mid-range restaurant$55
McDonald’s meal or equivalent$9
Local beer (0.5 L, in a bar)$3.30
Cappuccino$3
Bottled water (1.5 L)$0.85
Bread (500 g)$0.90
Milk (1 L)$1.50
Eggs (12)$3.60
Chicken fillets (1 kg)$8.50
Apples (1 kg)$1.40
Bananas (1 kg)$1.90

Transport

Public transport, one way (free)$0
Taxi, starting fare$2.80
Taxi, per km$1
Petrol (1 L)$1.85

Leisure

Gym (monthly membership)$40
Tennis court (1 h at the weekend)$18
Cinema ticket$7
Theatre ticket$22

Health

GP consultation$40
Dentist consultation$32
Antibiotics (one pack)$5.50
Cold medicine (6 days)$8

Others

Home internet (60 Mbps or more, monthly)$25
Mobile plan (calls + 10 GB, monthly)$16
Utilities for an 85 m² home (monthly)$180
Levi’s 501 jeans or similar$100
Nike sports shoes$115
International primary school (monthly)$1,500

Indicative prices in USD in Belgrade · estimated in October 2026

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Practical information

Electricity

Voltage230V
Frequency50Hz
Plug typesType C, Type F

Emergency numbers

Police192
Ambulance194
Fire department193

Practical information

Driving side

Right

Tap water

unsafe

Tipping

10% in restaurants

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Photos

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Muhammed Fatih Beki

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Dobromir Dobrev

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Valentin Cvetanoski

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Frequently asked questions

Do you need a visa to travel to Serbia?▾

It depends on your passport. IziVisas documents the entry regime for Serbia across 198 nationalities: 90 visa-free, 108 with a consular visa. Pick yours for the exact rule, with documents, fees and processing times.

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How much does a Serbia visa cost?▾

Fees vary by visa type and nationality. The lowest published official fee is 90 EUR (Business visa). These are government fees only, providers and visa application centres add their own service charge.

Is it dangerous to travel to Serbia?▾

The overall risk level is currently rated "Overall moderate safety level, with low violent crime.". See the Safety tab on this page for details by topic (crime, transport, health, areas to avoid) and practical tips.

What currency is used in Serbia?▾

The official currency is Serbian dinar (RSD дин). See sample prices (accommodation, meals, transport) in the cost of living section above.

What is the capital of Serbia?▾

The capital of Serbia is Belgrade. The main spoken languages are: Serbian.

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