A lot of people might not know this country, but there are famous people who hailed from Serbia - the genius inventor Nikola Tesla and the best male tennis player in the world, Novak Djokovic. Serbia is popular for its scenic mountains and relaxing spas. Learn how to get your Serbia Tourist Visa with our guide!

Serbia is my 119th country and I enjoyed staying at MARK Hotel Belgrade (Check the Latest Room Rates Here). Belgrade is a lovely historic city and the Serbs are very warm and kind-hearted people too. And don’t get me started with their delicious cuisines. Serbia is also surrounded by many countries; Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Albania. So you could cross borders from there if you have the correct visa.

For Philippine Passport Holders, you can get your Serbia Tourist Visa in Indonesia. They are processed at the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Jakarta, Indonesia. So here is how to get a Serbia Tourist Visa:

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Quick Facts About The Serbia Tourist Visa

Validity: short stay for up to 90 days
Number of Entries: Single, Double or Multiple Entry
Processing Time: 15 days

How and Where to Apply: Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Jakarta
Address: Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto 109, Menteng, Jakarta, 10310 Indonesia
Contact Number: + 6221 / 314-35-60, 314-37-20
Email Address: embjakarta@serbian-embassy.org

Note: The Philippines is under the Embassy of Serbia in Indonesia.

Exceptions: Holders of visa issued by Switzerland, USA, Schengen, or an EEA (European Economic Area) Member can stay for a maximum of 90 days in a 6 month period.

Serbia Tourist Visa Requirements

1. Duly filled up visa application form (PDF or MS Word Format)

2. Colored Photo (3.5 x 4.5 cm) - attached to the visa application form

3. Valid Passport (at least 90 days from the issue date of visa)

4. Invitation Letter or hotel reservation - If invited by a relative or friend - invitation letter is required (they must go to the municipality to verify their signature)

5. Proof of Sufficient Funds e.g. Bank Statement

6. Air ticket reservation

7. Travel Insurance

8. Payment of Visa Fee - EURO 61 for an individual visa (Children up to 6 will pay only EURO 2). For Group visa (at least 5 persons with the same citizenship) payment is EURO 60 for the first person and additional EURO 3 for each person. It is better to e-mail the embassy first for proper computation of fees.

Step-by-Step Guide on getting a Serbia Tourist Visa

Getting a visa for Serbia is relatively easy and can be done in 6 easy steps.

STEP 1: Fill in the application form truthfully and legibly. Attach your photo.

STEP 2: Collect all the required documents. Scan all of them, all documents in PDF format and do not exceed 200 KB.

STEP 3: Contact the embassy for the correct visa fee, especially if you are a group. If you have a confirmed amount, go to the bank to pay for your visa fee to the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia.

Аccount number: 3597226350
Account name: Embassy of Serbia
Bank name: PT. Bank Danamon Indonesia, Tbk.
SWIFT/BIC code: BDINIDJA
Branch address: Menara Bank Danamon,
Jl. HR. Rasuna Said Blok C No.10
JAKARTA Selatan, Jakarta 12940
INDONESIA
Remember to let them transfer the full amount, the bank charges will be paid by you.

STEP 4: Write your name in the bank slip and scan it. Send all the required documents to embjakarta@serbian-embassy.org.

STEP 5: Wait for the approval of your visa.

STEP 6: If your visa is approved, send your passport and the requirements to the Serbian Embassy. You also need to pay EURO 30-55 - DHL postal fee, so that your passport and visa will be sent back to you.

FAQs in Applying for Serbia Tourist Visa

1. How much is the visa fee?

Regular visa fee is EURO 62. Children up to 6 years old’s visa fee is EURO 2. If at least 5 of you are going (all Filipino), the visa fee is EURO 60 for the first person and EURO 3
For Group visa (at least 5 persons with the same citizenship) payment is EURO 60 for the first person and additional EURO 3 for each person

2. Where do I pay?

You can pay at your bank and have an international fund transfer. However, please make sure your payment is in the exact amount - in Euros and that bank charges are shouldered by you and not deducted from your payment.

3. I’m going to Jakarta, can I pay in cash?

No, Embassy cannot accept cash payment.

4. Is personal appearance mandatory?

No, it is not required. You can pass your documents online.

5. Can I get my visa at the Jakarta embassy?

Yes, you can. Once it is approved you can get the visa at the Embassy of Serbia in Jakarta. Bring your passport and requirements and you don’t need to pay the DHL postal fee.

6. Where shall I claim my approved visa?

Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Jakarta
Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto 109
Menteng, Jakarta
10310 Indonesia

7. I have more questions about getting a visa, who do I send my inquiry to?

You can e-mail at embjakarta@serbian-embassy.org

8. When should I apply?

Since the processing time is about 15 days and your visa needs to be shipped so do it about 4-5 weeks before your flight.

FAQs about Serbia

1. What is the language in Serbia?

Serbian is the official language in Serbia. A lot of young people are keen on speaking English than the older ones, especially at their capital, Belgrade.

2. What is the currency in Serbia?

Serbia uses Serbian Dinar (RSD). 1 RSD = 0.5 PHP

3. When to visit Serbia?

May and September have a great temperature ranging from 12 - 23 degrees with low chances of rain. June to August could be as hot as 27 degrees. November to February is very cold months. So May or September are great months to visit as the heat is not overbearing, however, if you want to experience snow March and April’s temperatures are bearable.

4. Is Serbia safe?

Serbia is a very safe travel destination. Their crime rate is low compared to other European countries. However, please take care of your things as there are thieves or pick-pockets that will target you.

5. How to get to Serbia?

The international airport in Serbia is Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport at the country’s Capital. There is no direct flight from the Philippines, but if you don’t want to transit through a European Country, then, there are stops at Turkey, Doha, and Abu Dhabi.