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Serbia — visa guidance
Serbia's visa rules are published by its Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Applications can be made at a Serbian embassy or consulate or through the official online portal.
Visa categories
Typical categories — the exact names and rules are set by the authority.
- Short stay (Visa C)
- Long stay (Visa D) — e.g. employment, education, family reunification
- Study
- Work
What the official page says
Read from the official source on 22 October 2026. Rules can change — confirm before you act.
Visa C is for short stays of up to 90 days within any 180-day period; Visa D is for stays of 90 to 180 days, such as employment, education or family reunification.
Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Visa requirementsVisas can be applied for at a Serbian embassy or consulate, or online through welcometoserbia.gov.rs (which requires a registered account on the national Electronic Identification Portal).
Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Visa requirementsSince 23 April 2025 Serbia issues electronic Digital Travel Authorizations to nationals of countries enabled on the portal that meet the stated criteria; other applicants receive a visa sticker. The page does not say which nationalities are enabled — check the portal for your passport.
Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Visa requirementsGeneral requirements listed include a completed form, a passport valid at least 90 days beyond the intended departure with two blank pages and issued within the last 10 years, a photo, the visa fee, proof of purpose, valid travel medical insurance, and evidence such as accommodation and sufficient funds. Missions may request more documents.
Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Visa requirements
General eligibility
Eligibility depends on the visa category, your personal circumstances and rules that change over time. Always read the eligibility section for your category on the official website before you plan or pay for anything.
Indicative document checklist
A general list only — not a substitute for the official checklist. Use the checklist tool.
- Passport with sufficient validity (check the official requirement)
- Recent photographs meeting the official specification
- Purpose of trip and planned itinerary
- Accommodation details or an invitation, where relevant
- Evidence of funds for the trip
- Evidence of ties to your home country (e.g. employment or study letters)
- Travel insurance, if required
Application process overview
- 1Identify the correct visa category on the official website.
- 2Read the official eligibility rules, fees and processing information.
- 3Prepare the documents requested by the authority.
- 4Complete and submit the application through the official channel.
- 5Pay official fees directly to the authority and follow its instructions.
Scholarships
Scholarships are competitive and never guaranteed.
FAQs
Can you guarantee a visa for Serbia?
No. Visa decisions are made only by the relevant authority. We provide guidance, not outcomes.
Where do I find the current fees and processing times?
On the official website linked on this page. They change often, so we do not restate them here.
Are your fees the same as government fees?
No. Our consultancy fee is separate. Government, embassy and biometric fees are paid directly to the authority.
Can I get an e-visa for Serbia?
Serbia issues electronic Digital Travel Authorizations only to nationals of countries enabled on its official portal. Check the portal for your passport; if your nationality is not enabled you apply for a visa sticker.
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