
National visa D • Serbia
National Visa of Serbia Type D
(up to 180 days)
The Serbian National Visa Type D is a long-term visa that allows foreigners to legally stay in Serbia for up to 180 days within one visa period. This visa type is ideal for those planning to work, study, start a business, or complete long-term training in the country.
Visa type
D
Length of stay
up to 180 days
Consulate processing
10–20 working days
Target audience
Who this visa suits
Employees and specialists
Employees and specialists invited by Serbian companies
Students
Students and participants in educational programs
Entrepreneurs and investors
Entrepreneurs, freelancers, and investors
Future residents
Foreigners planning to apply for temporary residence in Serbia
How it works
How we work
Document package
Preparation of the complete document package for the D visa
Invitation check
Verification of the invitation and guidance on consular requirements
Insurance and finances
Assistance with insurance and financial documentation
Application and result
Support during the application process and result tracking
10–20 working daysLegalisation in Serbia
Consulting on legalization and obtaining a temporary residence permit in Serbia
What the D Visa Offers
- Legal stay in Serbia for up to 6 months
- The right to apply for a temporary residence permit (boravišna dozvola)
- Authorization to work, study, or engage in business activities
- Multiple entries and exits during the visa’s validity period
Checklist
Required documents
Document package
- Passport valid for at least 6 months after the departure date
- Photo 3.5×4.5 cm
- Completed visa application form
- Invitation letter from a Serbian employer, university, or business partner
- Proof of sufficient financial means (bank statement or sponsorship letter)
- Proof of accommodation (rental contract or invitation)
- Medical insurance valid for the entire stay
- Payment receipt for the visa fee
Key Features of the D Visa
- The visa is issued strictly for a specific purpose — work, study, or business
- Upon arrival, the holder must register their place of residence in Serbia
- For extended stays, a temporary residence permit must be obtained
- Eligible applicants can later apply for permanent residence
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