Entry Visa Procedure
Need a Visa to Enter Serbia: How to Stay More Than 90 Days
If you are from a country that does not have a visa-free agreement with Serbia, you must apply for an entry visa. Check the website of the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to confirm whether you need a visa.What Is a D-Visa?
A D-Visa is a long-term visa that allows you to stay in Serbia for up to 180 days based on employment, self-employment, family reunification, and other eligible grounds. It is the first step toward obtaining a temporary residence and work permit in Serbia.After we register a company for you, here’s what we should do:
- You will inject the initial capital on company account in the amount of at least 6 minimal monthly incomes (this is needed because your company will be the gurantor of your stay)
- We will prepare an invitation letter from your company, inviting you to stay in Serbia for up to 180 days.
What Do You Have to Do?
- Inject at least EUR 4,000 into your company’s bank account and provide a bank statement as proof
- Provide a personal photograph
- Provide proof of means of personal support, such as:
- Salary confirmation or employment contract
- Pension statement
- Bank statement showing at least EUR 4,000
What We Take Care Of
- Preparing the invitation letter
- Arranging the health insurance policy
- Preparing a Power of Attorney for the D-Visa process
- Arranging a certificate of temporary residence address (issued by your hotel or landlord)
- Submitting the application to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Informing you of the outcome of the process
The Result
- The right to stay in Serbia for up to 180 days
- Eligibility to apply for a temporary residence and work permit, allowing you to stay and work in Serbia for one to three years
- Renewal options upon expiry in accordance with Serbian regulations
Contact Experts
Address:
Street Kralja Milana No. 8, office No. 2, Belgrade-Old Town
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Working Hours:
Monday-Friday 9.00 to 17.00 CET
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