Emerging European market
Serbia offers growing employment opportunities with an accessible work permit process, making it an attractive entry point for working in Eastern Europe.
1. Secure a job offer from a Serbian employer. 2. Employer obtains a work permit from the National Employment Service. 3. Apply for a Type D work visa at the Serbian embassy or consulate. 4. Upon arrival, apply for a temporary residence permit at the police station. 5. Register with tax and social security authorities and obtain a personal ID number (JMBG).
The Serbian embassy in Abuja, Nigeria processes visa applications. Contact the embassy for current procedures and requirements. Serbia has introduced a Digital Nomad Visa allowing stays up to one year for remote workers earning above the threshold. Check if this pathway suits your situation.
Embassy information is updated periodically. Please confirm current requirements directly with the relevant embassy before applying.
Fill out the application form below to begin your work permit process. Our team will review your details and contact you within 48 hours.
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