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Visa Requirements
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List of countries and visa regime that the Republic of Serbia applies to foreign citizens

Foreign nationals visiting Serbia who require visa need to present:

  1. Application Form;

  2. Valid Passport;

  3. Letter of invitation (verified by the competent Serbian authority) or an invitation by a company for a business visit or a receipt or authorized tourist company certifying that the travel arrangement has been paid for (letter of credit or other payment receipt); Full address and land line telephone number are essential;

  4. Proof of sufficient funds;

  5. Certificate that a health fund shall cover the medical costs in Serbia, if any.

Note: Transit visa applicants are required to obtain the visa for the country they will enter after the transit through Serbia.

In order to avoid disappointments, please apply well in advance before the date of travel and provide full information about yourself and your sponsor.

You are encouraged to apply by post, sending photocopies of the passport including resident visa (UK or Ireland). In this case it is required to send self-addressed envelope in order to receive an application refference number. By stating reference number you can easily check the status of your application by phone (14-16h) or by email.

Visa costs:

  • One entry or transit  £17.00 ;

  • Two entries   £33.00;

  • Multiple entries  £45.00;

Visa fees based on reciprocity.

Decision on the Abolishment of the Visas for the Entry and Stay in the Serbia for Citizens of Certain Countries (29 May 2003)
    Zlatibor
Zlatibor is a mountain of extraordinary beauty, well known for its pleasant and mild climate, glades, rich pastures cut with mountain streams and pine trees that Zlatibor was named after. Zlatibor is situated at an altitude of 1000 meters, surrounded by peaks of up to 1500m height and lots of minor hills. Zlatibor is famous as a health spa where mountain and sea streams collide.




    The Palić lake
The origin of the lake remains hidden deep in the past. It is known to have dried up on several occasions, always being refilled. A park was established in 1840 when it was discovered that the lake water and mud on the waste land where winds went wild and the sun beat down on all things living had salubrious properties. The health spa's natural environment was fostered. The Great Park has since been redesigned and additional greenery planted, originally occupying an area of more than 86,000 square meters, today taking up about 190,000 m².
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