Arriving in Serbia - Railway Transportation

Numerous international railway lines link Serbia with all parts of Europe. Total railway track length is 3.808 km of which 3.533 km single track and 275 km double track.

Information:

Railway Enterprise "Belgrade"
Nemanjina 6, 11000 Belgrade
+381 11/ 361 4811, 361 6722
posta@yurail.co.yu
www.yurail.co.yu

Railway station in Belgrade:
+381 11/ 2641-488, 2645-822

Railway station in Subotica:
+381 24/ 555 606

Railway station in Novi Sad:
+381 21/ 443 178

Railway station in Nis:
+381 18/ 364 625, 369-78

Arriving to Serbia - Air Transportation

JAT Airways, as a national air carrier, carries out schedule and charter flights for passengers, cargo and mail, on domestic and international lines. Numerous foreign airline companies are serving scheduled flights to Belgrade.

There are three international airports in Serbia. "Belgrade" Airport and Airport "Nis" are opened for international traffic. Airport "Pristina" is located in Serbian Province Kosovo & Metohija which is under UNMIK and KFOR protection.

The "Belgrade Airport" is located some 18 km from the business centre of Belgrade. It lies in the very centre of the Serbian network of air routes. The airport road network connects the airport with the network of international roads E-75 and E-70 (Zagreb, Nis, Novi Sad, Subotica, etc.), thus ensuring exceptionally fast and efficient links between the airport and its wider gravitational region.

List of airplane companies offering flights to Belgrade:

Information:

Jat Airways
Bulevar umetnosti 16, 11070 Novi Belgrade
+381 11 3114 222, Fax: 3112 853
www.jat.com

Arriving to Serbia - Road Transportation

• Border crossings
• Green Card and Short-term insurance
• Tolls
• Fuel
• Road help and assistance
• Information
• Rent-a-car Agencies
• Public Bus Transportation

Border crossings

Border crossings

All border crossings are opened round the clock.

• Hungary:
  • Backi Breg
  • Kelebija
  • Horgos
• Romania:
  • Srpska Crnja
  • Vatin
  • Kaluderovo
  • Djerdap
• Bulgaria:
  • Mokranje - Negotin
  • Vrska cuka - Zajecar
  • Gradina
  • Strezimirovci
  • Ribarci
• FYR Macedonia:
  • Presevo
  • Djeneral Jankovic
  • Prohor Pcinjski
  • Globocica
• Albania:
  • Vrbnica - Prizren
  • Cafa Prusit
• Bosnia and Herzegovina:
  • Sremska Raca,
  • Pavlovica most-Badovinci,
  • Mali Zvornik
  • Ljubovija
  • Trbusnica
  • Bajina Basta,
  • Kotroman,
  • Uvac
  • Jamena
• Croatia:
  • Batrovci
  • Sid
  • Sot (Principovac)
  • Backa Palanka
  • Bogojevo
  • Nestin
  • Bezdan

Green Card and Short-term insurance

According to the Interbureau Agreement, Green Card can be issued for the following countries: Czech Republic, Norway, Turkey, Denmark, Romania, Croatia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Federation of B&H, Slovakia, Moldova, Cyprus, Albania, Andorra, Greece, Spain, Austria, Iceland, Sweden, Belgium, Ireland, Switzerland, Finland, Italy, Netherlands, France, Luxembourg, Great Britain, Germany, Portugal and Tunisia.

Acceptance of Serbian Green Card in other countries is regulated by signing bilateral agreements between Union of Insurance Companies in Serbia and National Bureaus of those countries, which is expected to be achieved soon. For that reason, short-term insurance will be applied in reciprocal schedule, for countries which Interbureau agreement is not signed with.

Short-term insurance prices (in EURO)

Tolls

Highway tolls are charged according to the rating of the vehicle and the distance covered on the following motorways:

Toll prices for vehicles with foreign registration plates (in CSD)

*Note: All toll prices must be paid in domestic currency (Dinar-CSD)

Road help and assistance

AMSS (Automobile and Motorists Association of Serbia) information system and AMSS info-centers operate round the clock providing actual traffic and tourist information to the public in general.

Systematical and accurate information exchange includes permanent contacts to international information system of automotive associations, such as: ERIC - European Road-Information Centre consisting of 21 European automotive clubs, based in Geneva, CIRT - tourist information exchange system within the scope of the International associations AIT and FIA, based in Geneva, OTA - common information system of AIT and FIA, based in London, and national automotive clubs, members of international associations just as AMSS.

International touring-information and assistance system consists of national automotive clubs and their infrastructure. Pre-defined and standardized aspects of assistance, include the palette of more than a hundred of various services, are rendered: information for journey preparations, technical assistance, spare parts acquisition, damaged vehicles transportation and towage; medical, legal and financial assistance in case of an accident, etc.

AMSS information on road and traffic in Serbia are forwarded daily to European automobile clubs. Also, traffic information and other information on touring for motorists can be obtained from AMSS International Alarm and Information Center by phone, daily from 0-24 hours on +381 11 9800.