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Germany → Serbia: do you need a visa?

SHORT-VISIT ENTRY SUMMARY

Visa-free entry

As a Germany citizen you can enter Serbia without a visa (up to 90 days).

Dataset: February 2026. Confirm current rules with official authorities before traveling. Work, study, and longer stays may require a separate visa.

Which visa are you getting?

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    Tourist / Private-Visit Visa (Visa C)

    Short-stay visa for tourism, leisure and private visits, up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
    Who fits: Visa-required travelers visiting Serbia for tourism, sightseeing or private visits without work.
    Sufficient funds are considered EUR 50 per day of stay (cash or bank statement); health insurance covering at least EUR 20,000 is recommended.
    Gov fees: Fees vary by consulate, nationality and reciprocity; confirm locally. — The cited pages publish no single universal fee. Do not pay until the deciding mission confirms the amount.
    Official source: MFA Serbia — Visa Requirements (Visa C and D types, general requirements) · MFA Serbia — General Entry Requirements · MFA Serbia — Visa regime (check requirements by nationality)
    Visa eApplications (eVisa portal) https://evisa.welcometoserbia.gov.rs

    Documents

    • Completed visa application form
    • Passport valid at least 90 days beyond the intended departure date, with two consecutive blank pages, issued within the past 10 years
    • One photo 3.5 x 4.5 cm
    • Proof of purpose: travel-agency voucher or other trip-payment proof; certified invitation letter for private visits
    • Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or private-address certificate) and return or onward ticket
    • Proof of sufficient funds for the stay (cash or bank statement) and of means of subsistence plus return
    • Adequate and valid travel medical insurance
    • Evidence supporting intent to leave Serbia before the visa expires; missions may request additional documents

    FAQ

    How long can I stay on a tourist visa?
    Up to 90 days within any 180-day period from the date of first entry. The visa may be issued for one, two or more entries.

    I hold a valid Schengen, UK, EU or USA visa. Do I need a Serbian visa?
    Under the 30 October 2014 Decision, holders of valid Schengen, UK or EU Member State visas, USA visas, or Schengen/EU/USA residence permits may enter, transit and stay visa-free up to 90 days in six months, within the validity of those visas or permits. Confirm your case on the visa-regime page before traveling.

    Can a tourist visa lead to temporary residence?
    No. A short-stay visa is not grounds for temporary residence unless the Law provides otherwise; residence requires a long-stay visa or the applicable temporary-residence procedure.

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