TODAY

Serbia

Custom Search

Copyright ©  2010 SERBIA TODAY

Source:www.exchange-rates.org
Serbian Yellow Pages - Srpski poslovni imenik, Serbian Business Directory
Logo KLM
Hotwire
Wireless from AT&T

FRONT PAGE                       POLITICS                ECONOMY                      ARTS & CULTURE                    INTERVIEW                        SERBIAN KITCHEN

TRAVEL TO SERBIA            SOCIETY                INVEST IN SERBIA         ENTERTAINMENT                     SPORTS                             CLASSIFIEDS

       ABOUT SERBIA TODAY      CONTACT US       PARTNERS       ADVERTISE WITH US        SUBSCRIBE        EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES       SUBMIT AN ARTICLE

       ABOUT SERBIA TODAY      CONTACT US       PARTNERS       ADVERTISE WITH US        SUBSCRIBE        EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES       SUBMIT AN ARTICLE

 


Serbia
TODAY
BLOG

SERBIA FACT  SHEET:
General, Politics
Geography, People

 How to get to Serbia?         Visas       Cities      Mountains & Ski Resorts         Ethno Villages & Country Estates 
 
Natural Attractions   Hotels   Restaurants    Car-Rental   Communication, Respect, and Safety   Entertainment     
 
Shopping     Medieval Monasteries, Fortresses, and Castles     Spas       Archeological Sites    Natural Reserves

VISAS

     Citizens of most Western European and North American countries do not need visa to enter Serbia. One’s eligibility is easy to check out with local Serbian consulate or online at http://www.mfa.gov.yu/Visas/f_without_visa.htm

     Nevertheless, foreigners are required by law to register themselves with the police within 24 hours of receiving a Serbian entry stamp at a border crossing or airport.

     Registration is done automatically by hotel staff upon check-in, however if you are staying with friends or family in a private home, you must register your presence with the police in the district in which you are staying.

     You will receive the bottom part of the Foreigner Registration Form to carry with you if registering at a police station, or a printout from hotel reception if staying at a hotel. When exiting the country, you will be required to present it to the Border Police. Never forget, though, that failure to register can result in prosecution and a large fine.