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Serbia Visa Types: Tourist, Student, Work, Business, Investor & e-Visa

Find the right visa for your situation and understand exactly what it takes to apply.
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What brings you to Serbia?

Pick the option closest to your situation.
I want to

visit

→ Tourist Visa (Visa C)
I want to

work

→ Work Visa / Work Permit
I want to

study

→ Student Visa
I want to

invest or relocate my business

→ Investor Visa
I want to

join family

→ Family Reunification Visa
I want to

not sure yet

→ Book a Free Consultation

All Serbia visa types

Short stay

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Tourist Visa (Visa C)

Short visits up to 90 days.
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Business Visa

Short-term business trips.
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Transit Visa (A & B)

Passing through Serbia.
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e-Visa

Apply entirely online.
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Visa on Arrival

Issued at the border.
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Medical Treatment Visa

For medical care in Serbia.

Long stay (Visa D)

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Long-Stay Visa

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Student Visa

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Work Visa

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Work Permit

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Investor Visa

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Digital Nomad Visa

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Family Reunification

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Marriage / Spouse

Special / reference

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Visa-Free Countries

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Is Serbia in Schengen?

Visa C vs Visa D - What’s the Difference?

Visa C (Short Stay)Visa D (Long Stay)
PurposeTourism, business visits, transitWork, study, family, investment, residence pathway
Maximum stayUp to 90 days in a 180-day periodOver 90 days
Leads to residence permit?NoYes - Visa D is the entry point for temporary residence

Eligible for the e-Visa?

Citizens of eligible countries can apply for a Serbia e-Visa entirely online, no embassy visit required.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a visa to enter Serbia?

It depends on your nationality and the purpose and length of your stay. See our visa-free countries guide or check your country directory.

What’s the difference between a visa and a residence permit?

A visa allows entry and short stays; a residence permit (boravak) allows you to legally live in Serbia beyond 90 days.

How long does a Serbia visa application take?

Processing times vary by visa type and embassy. We’ll give you a realistic estimate for your specific case during a free consultation.

Can I apply for a Serbia visa online?

Yes, if you’re eligible for the e-Visa. Other visa types require an embassy or consulate application.

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