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Residence Permits · Serbia

Move to Serbia.

One of Europe's fastest and most accessible residence permit processes — we've helped hundreds of families settle here.

Overview

Why Serbia?

Serbia is a non-EU country with a highly accessible temporary residence permit system. Applications can be filed inside the country, approvals often come within 2–6 weeks, and the process is notably straightforward compared to EU nations. Belgrade is rapidly growing as a hub for entrepreneurs, remote workers, and families seeking a European lifestyle at a fraction of the cost.

2 – 6 weeksAverage Timeline
1 yearInitial Permit
Annual renewalRenewal Cycle
Non-EUStatus

Requirements

What You'll Need

Valid Passport

Must be valid for the entire intended stay, typically at least 6 months beyond the permit end date.

Proof of Accommodation

Rental agreement in Serbia. We assist with finding compliant short-term and long-term rentals.

Purpose of Stay

Employment, business ownership, property, study, or other — each grounds has specific documentation.

Health Insurance

Private health insurance covering Serbia, or enrolment in the Serbian public health system.

Proof of Funds

Bank statement showing sufficient funds for your stay. Approximate minimum: €500/month.

Clean Criminal Record

Certificate from your home country, officially translated into Serbian.

How It Works

From First Call to Permit in Hand

01

Free Consultation

We confirm the right grounds for your permit — employment, business, property, family, or other.

02

Document Preparation

We prepare your full application package, coordinate translations, and advise on accommodation.

03

In-Country Filing

Applications are filed at the local police station. We accompany you or submit on your behalf.

04

Approval

The permit is typically approved within 2–6 weeks. We track progress and handle any follow-up requests.

05

Registration & Banking

We handle residence registration and assist with opening a Serbian bank account.

Ready to relocate?

Start with a free consultation — no commitment, no jargon.