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Is a visa required for Portuguese travelers going to Serbia?
Serbia welcomes the Portuguese without the need for a visa, allowing convenient travel for visitors from Portugal.
What documents should Portuguese travelers have for Serbia?
Be sure to bring:
- A passport valid at least 3 months after departure.
- Proof of funds or return travel (hotel reservation or a return ticket).
- Papers explaining your visit (invitation, travel plan, or reservation).
- Travel insurance for your stay (Visit World provides hassle-free options).
What’s the permitted length of stay for Portugal nationals in Serbia?
Portuguese nationals can stay visa-free in Serbia for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
Is insurance required for visiting Serbia?
No, but it’s highly recommended. Get a comprehensive insurance policy from Visit World to cover any unexpected events.
How much do Portuguese nationals need daily for a trip to Serbia?
For a comfortable stay, plan to have around 50 euros per day for your meals, transportation, and leisure activities.
Travel advice for Portuguese citizens in Serbia:
1. Discover "kafanas". These traditional eateries are where you can enjoy Serbia’s unique food and music culture.
2. Visit thermal spas. Famous for their mineral springs, Soko Banja and Vrnjačka Banja are great for relaxing.
3. Explore Serbia’s wine scene. From Fruška Gora to Negotin, wineries offer tastings and scenic tours.
4. Go off the beaten path. Hire guides to uncover hidden spots like ancient monasteries or small villages.
5. Try local farms ("salas"). These are perfect for tasting organic meals and discovering rural traditions.
6. Plan for quieter times. Visit major attractions like Kalemegdan in the morning or late evening.
7. Rent a bike. National parks are ideal for exploring on two wheels.
Serbia’s must-visit locations for the Portuguese:
- Tara National Park: ideal for those who love to escape into nature.
- Đerdap Gorge: Serbia’s answer to the Grand Canyon, with stunning river views.
- Novi Sad: a hub of culture, music, and festivals.
- Niš: walk through Roman history and savor Serbian delicacies.
- Belgrade: a perfect mix of tradition and modern life with its iconic fortress.
If you do not exercise the right of visa-free entry to Serbia, you may need an airport transit visa. Here you can check whether you need a visa to enter the Republic of Serbia: https://www.mfa.gov.rs/en/citizens/travel-serbia/visa-regime
To obtain a transit visa, you must have an entry visa to the country you are entering after the Republic of Serbia. If a visa to this country is not required, you will be asked to provide other documents explaining the purpose of your visit there.
To import pets into Serbia, all animals must have:
Microchip for pets. Your pet must be chipped with a 15-digit unencrypted microchip that meets the ISO 11784/11785 standard.
Vaccinations. Your dog or cat must have a valid rabies vaccination done after chipping.
Health Certificate. A licensed veterinarian must complete an EU medical certificate for Serbia 10 days before traveling.
To learn more about the rules for bringing your pets, follow the link.
If it is necessary to call emergency services, you need to call the toll-free emergency number 112. The operator of the 112 service will direct your call to the appropriate emergency service.
In addition, the following emergency numbers operate in Serbia:
- Ambulance: 194
- Fire department: 193
- Police: 192
For information and advice on Serbian customs regulations, follow the link.
Foreigners are allowed to drive in Serbia as long as they have a domestic driver's license and an International Driver's Permit. You need to bring your International Driver's Permit, domestic driver's license, passport, and other necessary documents when driving in the country.
For tourists planning to drive in Serbia with a UK driver's license, your domestic driver's license is considered valid for six months. The same applies to visitors who plan to drive in Serbia with a UAE driver's license.
More details - at the link.
To view contacts of embassies in different countries, follow the link.
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