Visa Information
Serbia Visa for Indians
Visa Options & Pricing
Tourist Visa
How It Works
- 1 Submit passport copy, photo & travel details online
- 2 Our team verifies your documents
- 3 We apply for your e-Visa via the official portal
- 4 Pay the total service charge securely online
- 5 Receive your approved e-Visa by email/WhatsApp
Documents Required
- Passport bio page scan (valid 6+ months)
- Recent passport-size photo
- Confirmed return/onward ticket
- Proof of accommodation booking
What's Included
- Government visa fee
- Document verification & application assistance
- Application status tracking
- WhatsApp & Email support
- PDF visa delivery
Important Info
- Serbia reinstated visa requirements for Indian passport holders; there is no visa-free entry currently. The short-stay e-Visa (Visa C) launched on the official welcometoserbia.gov.rs portal in June 2025, allowing online application without an in-person embassy visit.
- The e-Visa permits stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period.
Document Authenticity Declaration: The applicant acknowledges full responsibility for ensuring that all passports, identity proofs, financial records, invitation letters, and other supporting documents submitted are authentic and legally valid. OnlineeVisa.com reserves the right to refuse service where fraud or misrepresentation is suspected and shall not be held liable for losses, delays, visa refusals, bans, or legal consequences resulting from the submission of false or fraudulent documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Indian citizens need a visa for Serbia?
Yes. Serbia reinstated visa requirements for Indian nationals, and there is currently no visa-free entry. Eligible travellers can now apply through Serbia's short-stay e-Visa (Visa C) instead of visiting an embassy.
How long does the Serbia e-Visa take to process?
Processing typically takes 10-15 working days, and can extend during peak travel season, so submit your application well ahead of your planned trip.
Can the Serbia e-Visa be extended?
Generally no. The e-Visa is issued for a fixed short-stay period and travellers needing to stay longer must apply for a new visa rather than seeking an in-country extension.
What causes a Serbia e-Visa application to be rejected?
Common reasons include an incomplete travel itinerary, insufficient proof of funds, unclear purpose of visit, or a prior overstay or refusal record with Schengen or Serbian authorities.
Which entry points accept the Serbia e-Visa?
The e-Visa is accepted at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport and Serbia's official land and other border crossings; applications are submitted through the official government portal at https://welcometoserbia.gov.rs/.
Is travel insurance required for Serbia?
Yes, valid travel medical insurance covering the full duration of your stay is generally required as part of a complete Serbian visa application.