Serbia Visa Information

To work in Serbia, you generally need a temporary residence permit linked to employment and a work permit, usually applied for by your employer after a job offer. It requires a valid passport, job contract, and educational/work experience documents, with permits typically valid for 3 to 12 months, renewable upon request.Key Work Permit Details for Serbia (2026):Process: The employer usually submits the application for the work permit to the Serbian Labor market office.Documentation Required:Signed employment contract or job offer.Valid passport (valid for at least 90 days or more from the issue date).Relevant diplomas or certificates (notarized/translated into Serbian).CV and sometimes a Police Clearance Certificate.Photo (3.5x4.5cm).Validity: Work permits are typically issued for 3 to 12 months, and are renewable.Long-Stay Visa (Visa D): If a visa is required for entry, a "Visa D for employment" allows staying and working for up to 180 days, after which you apply for a temporary residence permit.Salary: The minimum net monthly wage is approximately RSD 47,000 (roughly €400) as of early 2026