Before travelling to Serbia, visitors should check the entry requirements that apply to their nationality, passport type, purpose of travel and intended length of stay.
Passport and Visa Requirements
A valid travel document is required for entry. Some travellers can enter Serbia without a visa for a limited stay, while others must obtain a visa before travelling. Because visa rules and bilateral arrangements can change, travellers should verify the current requirements with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia or the nearest Serbian embassy or consulate before departure.
Documents for a Visa Application
Where a visa is required, supporting documents may include a valid passport, information about the purpose of the visit, accommodation or an invitation, evidence of sufficient funds, travel arrangements and other documentation requested by the relevant Serbian diplomatic or consular mission.
Registration of Stay
Foreign visitors are subject to Serbian rules on registration of temporary stay. Hotels and other registered accommodation providers normally handle the registration for their guests. Travellers staying in private accommodation should make sure that the required registration is completed in accordance with the current rules.
Check Official Information Before You Travel
Entry, visa and registration rules are administrative requirements and may change. For that reason, use official Serbian government information as the final authority rather than relying on an old list of visa-free countries or requirements reproduced on a travel website.
