Answered by Aleksandra Milutinovic from Jagodina, Serbia 1219 days ago

Not only that Serbia is safer to travel than most of other european countries, but its also knows for its hospitality and various choises of cultural, artistic, historical and night-life happenings. Loads of fun. Maximum of safety. I had friends who came here from western Europe and stayed. And I also saw other countries to compare.

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Answered by Tomislav Miletic from Belgrade, Serbia 1219 days ago

serbia is a very safe contry....serbian cities are known as more save than any other european ones.

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Answered by Aleksandar Obradovic from Beograd, Serbia 1219 days ago

Traveling to Serbia is quite safe. So far, there hasn't been any cases of terrorist threats or attacks and all passengers can feel safe here. While Serbia has seen a fair share of problems during 1990s, situation has improved greatly and travelers can feel as safe as anywhere else in Europe. In fact, number of tourists visiting the country is growing every year and it clearly shows that safety is not an issue here.

So, if you plan to come and visit this country, you should take only the usual measures of caution: take care of your passport, money, leave valuables in hotel's safety box. Other than that, all you need to prepare for is for great excitement and wonderful time :)

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Answered by Koca Miletic from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1174 days ago

I AM FROM BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINIA AND I CAN TELL YOU FOR SURE IF YOU DONT MAKE TRABELS YOU WILL NOT HAVE TRABELS.ITS SAFE.AKT NORMALY.THER IS A CRIME OFCOURS BUT ITS A BIG CITY NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOU.ITS SAFE AND YOU DONT HAVE TO FEAR.ITS MORE DENGERES IN ITALY THAN IN BELGRADE.I M GOING TO BELGRADE EVERY 3-4 MONTHS AND I DIDNT HAVE NOT A LITTLE PROBLEM THERE,AND WE USED TO BE IN WAR.

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Answered by Aleksandar Djordjevic from Krusevac, Serbia 639 days ago

ofc its safe man!!u should come ind see yourself!!

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Answered by Arcturus from Beograd, Serbia 1219 days ago

The incidence of street crime is similar to that elsewhere in Europe, particularly in large urban centres. Pick-pocketing may occur on public transportation and in other public places. Foreigners may be targeted by thieves. Four-wheel-drive and luxury vehicles are targeted by car thieves more than other models. Exercise caution and ensure personal belongings, passports, and other travel documents are secure, particularly on public transportation and in large crowds or public markets. Do not show signs of affluence or carry large sums of money.For emergency assistance dial 92 for the police, 93 for the fire department and 94 for ambulance service.Demonstrations, public gatherings, and roadblocks should be avoided at all times since they may lead to sudden violent clashes, especially in the vicinity of official buildings and foreign Embassies.Carry a sufficient supply of medications, as shortages of prescription medicine are common outside major cities. Medical care is not up to Western standards. Doctors and hospitals often expect immediate cash payment for health services.Overall, exercise a high degree of caution in Serbia, especially in the border area with Kosovo. Although the security situation remains stable, there are still concerns that it could deteriorate, particularly in Kosovo and in border areas with Kosovo.Unexploded landmines may remain along the border with Kosovo.

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Answered by Smiljana Laban from Belgrade, Serbia 1219 days ago

It is safe. Aleksandar said pretty much everything in his post, so I don't really have anything to add. I can only agree :)

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Answered by Kristina Velemir from Nis, Serbia 1216 days ago

Of course!!! it's safe, don't worry:-)

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Answered by Alexandar Radovic from Belgrade, Serbia 1213 days ago

Ofcourse,genaraly there is always a risk but in Serbia,the bigest risk is maybe bad condition of the rouds,some highways,and freeways but only some.Any way the best way is to use publick transport such as trains or buses.

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Answered by Nikola Vucinic from Novy Sad, Serbia 1201 days ago

Serbia is definitely really safe destination now. Specially bigger cities, Belgrade and Novi Sad. Public transport is not that great, but using taxi services with taxi meters is easy and cheap. A lot of good hotels and restorations, and really low price compared to other countries in region.

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Answered by Drasko Perovic from Belgrade, Serbia 1194 days ago

You don't need to worry about anything in particular, Belgrade is very similar to the other big cities in Europe. I hope u will decide to visit Belgrade, soon :)

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Answered by Goce Markoski from Ohrid, Macedonia 1190 days ago

I am not from Serbia, but have been there several times. Actually we are neighbours.
Serbia is completely safe, but I am not so sure about Kosovo. But don't take my word for granted - pick pocketing is present everywhere.

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Answered by Petar Marinkovic from Belgrade, Serbia 1178 days ago

it is safe to travel...only if you dont go to Kosovo...

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Answered by Dusan Dzurdzic from Nis, Serbia 1175 days ago

All of you already says a lot of answers about safety.
I can add my answer too.. Serbia is safe country, and not just safe, its the safest country on Adriatic (Balkan) especially for tourists.
We are very cultural state.Do not believe me? let me show you.. (or any other tutor from Serbia)

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Answered by Ivan Zivanovic from Belgrade, Serbia 1175 days ago

Ofcourse it's safe like enywhere else in Europe.

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Answered by Aleksandra Trifkovic from Novy Sad, Serbia 1169 days ago

Example:
I'm girl and every weekend I'm walking back ALONE after usual meeting with girls on Saturday night, to my house like half hour through dark shortcut streets, and for nine years I have only one 'drunk guy' incident and that is all.
P.S: I live in Novi sad

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Answered by Zlatan Ilic from Belgrade, Serbia 1166 days ago

Serbia is a safe country.Do not worry. Feel free to visit us.U will enjoy your journey..

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Answered by Kristina Bujas from Belgrade, Serbia 1165 days ago

It is very safe. Serbs love foreigners and greet every single one very polite, and will give any information that u need. I didnt hear of some big number of crimes especially towards foreigners... So feel free to come :))

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Answered by Sandra Lazareva from Maribor, Slovenia 1162 days ago

Very safe!

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Answered by Alberta Gulicovska from Ohrid, Macedonia 1161 days ago

Since Kosovo is no longer part of Serbia, it's a safe country where I've spent my youth so it comes from a personal experience. Furthermore,Serbian citizens are very warm and friendly, you'll be amazed by their hospitality.

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Answered by Alberta Gulicovska from Ohrid, Macedonia 1161 days ago

Since Kosovo is no longer part of Serbia, it's a safe country where I've spent my youth so it comes from a personal experience. Furthermore,Serbian citizens are very warm and friendly, you'll be amazed by their hospitality.

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Answered by Dharmaling Buddhist center from Ljubljana, Slovenia 1161 days ago

It is a pity for these countries to keep a bad and difficult reputation due to the past political situation and influence of neighboring countries.
Poorer countries than Serbia are also safe to travel in as long as you keep a normal common sense of safety, and as stated many times above you will find a great warmth and sense of hospitality.

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Answered by Bojan Milosavljevic from Nis, Serbia 1158 days ago

Do not allow to be seduced by some wrong prejudices about this region. Serbia is a very safe country, and you will be amazed with Serbian hospitality.

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Answered by Barbic Bojan from Belgrade, Serbia 1152 days ago

Belgrade 75% safety
Novi Sad 85% safety
Nis 60% safety
Krusevac 55% safety
Pristina 10% safety

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Answered by Danys Skuba from Kiev, Ukraine 1152 days ago

Quite safe as I know. Some of my friends during their travel to Serbia last year had a wonderful time there.
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Answered by Nikola Nedić from Belgrade, Serbia 1126 days ago

Serbia isn't grave, isn't crime state or whatever stupid like that, but if You have American passport You must watching out, cause we were bombarded by the Americans and that were very bad memory. We haven't the same personality at all.

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Answered by BgApartments4u from Belgrade, Serbia 1125 days ago

Don't you worry about staying in Serbia... When you are here you don't have time to take care about problems, because you are having great time ...
I have a lot of friends who visited Serbia and everybody likes it... It will be our pleasere to make you feel wonderful..

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