Serbia tourist visa

1. Visa-free entry for 90 days

   No visa needed

   Holders of ordinary passports from Macau, South Korea and Vatican City.

   Stay

   90 days.

   Passports that qualify (3)

   • Macau
   • South Korea
   • Vatican City

2. Visa-free entry for 90 days in any 180 days

   No visa needed

   Citizens of all European Union member states and the other listed countries can enter without a visa. Kosovo travellers can enter using an identity card.

   Stay

   90 days within any 180-day period.

   Passports that qualify (73)

   • Austria
   • Belgium
   • Bulgaria
   • Croatia
   • Cyprus
   • Czech Republic
   • Denmark
   • Estonia
   • Finland
   • France
   • Germany
   • Greece
   • Hungary
   • Ireland
   • Italy
   • Latvia
   • Lithuania
   • Luxembourg
   • Malta
   • Netherlands
   • Poland
   • Portugal
   • Romania
   • Slovakia
   • Slovenia
   • Spain
   • Sweden
   • Albania
   • Andorra
   • Antigua and Barbuda
   • Argentina
   • Armenia
   • Australia
   • Azerbaijan
   • Bahrain
   • Bosnia and Herzegovina
   • Brazil
   • Canada
   • Chile
   • Costa Rica
   • Dominica
   • Georgia
   • Grenada
   • Iceland
   • Israel
   • Japan
   • Kyrgyzstan
   • Liechtenstein
   • Mexico
   • Moldova
   • Monaco
   • Montenegro
   • New Zealand
   • North Macedonia
   • Norway
   • Palau
   • Peru
   • Panama
   • Saint Kitts and Nevis
   • San Marino
   • Saint Lucia
   • Seychelles
   • Singapore
   • Switzerland
   • Trinidad and Tobago
   • Türkiye
   • Tuvalu
   • Ukraine
   • United Arab Emirates
   • United Kingdom
   • United States
   • Uruguay
   • Venezuela

3. Visa-free entry for 30 days

   No visa needed

   Holders of ordinary passports from Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Russia and Suriname.

   Stay

   30 days.

   Passports that qualify (5)

   • Belarus
   • China
   • Kazakhstan
   • Russia
   • Suriname

4. Visa-free entry for 30 days in one year

   No visa needed

   Holders of ordinary passports from the Bahamas, Barbados, Colombia, Indonesia, Jamaica, Paraguay and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

   Stay

   30 days within any one-year period.

   Passports that qualify (7)

   • Bahamas
   • Barbados
   • Colombia
   • Indonesia
   • Jamaica
   • Paraguay
   • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

5. Visa-free entry for 14 days

   No visa needed

   Holders of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passports.

   Stay

   14 days.

   Passports that qualify (1)

   • Hong Kong

6. Visa-free entry with a qualifying foreign visa

   No visa needed

   Travellers with a valid multiple-entry visa from a Schengen Area member state, Cyprus, Ireland, the United Kingdom or the United States.

   Stay

   90 days within any 180-day period.

   Valid for

   The foreign visa must remain valid throughout the stay.

7. Visa-free entry with a qualifying foreign residence permit

   No visa needed

   Travellers with a residence permit from a Schengen Area member state, Cyprus, Ireland or the United States.

   Stay

   90 days within any 180-day period.

8. Tourist visa from an embassy or consulate

   Visa needed

   Travellers who need a visa for a holiday or a visit to relatives or friends.

   Fee

   A visa fee is required. The amount is not stated.

   1. Complete the visa application form.
   2. Gather your passport, photo, travel documents and proof of funds.
   3. Add a travel agency payment receipt for a tourist trip, or a certified invitation for a private visit.
   4. Submit the application to a Serbian embassy or consulate general abroad and pay the visa fee.

9. Online visa application

   eVisa

   Citizens of countries that require a visa in advance can apply online for a type C or type D visa.

   1. Apply through the e-Visa website.
   2. Receive the visa through the online service.

1. Check whether your passport, foreign visa or residence permit allows visa-free entry.
2. If you need a visa, prepare the application form and supporting documents.
3. Apply online through the e-Visa website or submit an application to a Serbian embassy or consulate general abroad.

• Valid passport or travel document.
• Serbian visa, if required.
• Proof of at least 50 euros per day, such as cash, a bank statement, traveller's cheques, credit cards or a letter of guarantee.
• For a visa application: passport valid for at least 90 days from the visa's issue date.
• Completed visa application form.
• Photo measuring 3.5 × 4.5 cm.
• For a tourist trip: proof of payment from a travel agency, such as a voucher or receipt.
• For a private visit: an invitation letter certified by the relevant Serbian authority.
• Return ticket or itinerary. If travelling by car, a copy of the driving licence and insurance.
• Health insurance for a visa application.
• Where applicable, a vaccination certificate or a note confirming no contagious disease when arriving from a pandemic-affected area.
• For a child travelling with one parent: certified permission from the other parent. For travel with a third person: permission from both parents or the guardian.

• Tourist visa holders cannot carry out business or work activities.
• Hotels and other commercial accommodation register guests with the police. Request the registration receipt if it is not issued automatically.
• For private accommodation, the host must arrange police registration. A host can give notarised permission for the traveller to register themselves within 24 hours of entering Serbia.
• Keep the registration form during your stay. Police may check it inside Serbia or when you leave.
• Health insurance covering at least 20,000 euros in medical costs is recommended for entry.
• Incomplete visa applications are not accepted. The diplomatic mission may ask for more documents.
• Failure to register can lead to a fine of RSD 5,000–150,000, imprisonment or deportation.
• Some travellers can use an identity card instead of a passport. Kosovo travellers must use an identity card; Kosovo passports are not accepted for entry.

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