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In this page: Entry Requirements | Organising Your Trip | Living Conditions | Paying | Speaking | Useful Resources

 

Entry Requirements

Passport and Visa Service
List of Serbian Diplomatic Representations
For Further Information
 
Check IATA Travel Website for visa requirements and health advices.
 

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Organising Your Trip


Transportation From Airport to City Centre:


Airport

Distance

Taxi

Bus

Train

Car Rental
Belgrade - Surcin (BEG) 14 km / 9 miles Available EUR 14 / 20 min - Available

Means of Transport Recommended in the Rest of the Country

Train reservation services
Serbian Railways

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Living Conditions

Health and Safety

Health Precautions
Cases of bird flu have been reported in Serbia. But by avoiding contact with poultry and by taking normal hygiene precautions, there is nothing to fear. Apart from this observation, there are no other particular precautions to take in Serbia.
For Further Information on Sanitary Conditions
Consult the travel advice of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
For Further Information on Safety Conditions
COFACE Serbia (website in Serbian). (Click on Kontakt at the bottom right of the page, to get the telephone number)
 

Emergency Numbers

Emergency services 112
Firemen 93
Ambulance 94
Police 92
 

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Time Difference and Climate

Time and Time Difference
It is %T:%M %A In Belgrade (GMT+1 in winter and GMT+2 in summer)
Summer Time Period
Summer Time from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October.
 

Map of the Time Zone

Time zone

Type of Climate
The climate is continental in the North : cold winters, hot and humid summers with regular rainfall. In the rest of the country the climate is continental/Mediterranean : hot and dry summers and autumns and very cold winters with heavy falls of snow. Average temperatures vary from -2°C to 10°C in winter and from 15°C to 30°C in summer.
For further information
The weather forecast (in Serbian)
 

Average Annual Temperatures and Rainfall

Climate

 

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Paying

Domestic Currency
Serbian Dinar
ISO Code
RSD
Possible Means of Payment
Big stores, restaurants and hotels take credit cards. Many small shops do not take them, especially outside the center of Belgrade. It is legally forbidden to pay in foreign currency, but in practice some shops take euros. The Serbian dinar is available outside the Serbian borders but not everywhere.

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Speaking

Official Language
Serbian
Other Languages Spoken
Hungarian, Romanian, Slovak, Ukrainian and Croat in Vojvodina and Albanian in Kosovo.
Business Language
Mainly Serbian and English.

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Useful Resources

To Find a Job
Work in Serbia

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Latest Update: February 2026