Answered by Maja Rogan from Beograd, Serbia 1167 days ago

Dear Maximiliano,
you dont need a visa for Serbia, but if you are student the best solution for you will be hostel. Renting apartmant for only 2 months can be difficult. The price of renting apartmant (50m2) is minimum 350 per month

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Answered by Ljubica i Marko from Belgrade, Serbia 1167 days ago

As Maja said, you don't need a visa, and it depends where you plan to stay,Belgrade is slightly more expencive, but it is very attractive for it is culture,history (museums,teathers,Kalemegdan fort, atc..)and grate night life..
If you need help and advice when you come here, e-mail me at birovljevm@gmail.com, and I'll be glad to help you.
Renting an appartment for 2 months could be a difficulty..
I'am sure that you'll enjoy your stay,which ever place you choose in Serbia.
Best regards,

Marko Birovljev

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Answered by Ivana Germanovic from Belgrade, Serbia 1167 days ago

Hi,

I am not quite sure, but I think that you need a visa for our country. It would be best for you to make a contact with the nearest embassy of Serbia. They will give you all information you require. Regarding the accomodation, you will pay from 200-400 euros per month for an apartmant, depending on its size and the location. For food you'll need around 400-500 euros, but this amount also includes all other expences such as bars, restaurants, cinema, theater etc. You can always spent less money if you limit yourself and you don't visit these places I have been talking about but, hey, you are coming here to have a good time, aren't you? :-)

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Answered by Marija Lazic from Cacak, Serbia 1167 days ago

The best place to ask for a visa would be Serbian ambasy in Uruguay.You would need at least 1000euros per month for renting a place and everything else.But you should think of other options instead of renting because it could a bit hard to find.I wish you a nice stay in my country-you would be surprised how wonderful it is!

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Answered by Marija Lazic from Cacak, Serbia 1167 days ago

The best place to ask for a visa would be Serbian ambasy in Uruguay.You would need at least 1000euros per month for renting a place and everything else.But you should think of other options instead of renting because it could a bit hard to find.I wish you a nice stay in my country-you would be surprised how wonderful it is!

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Answered by Marko Savić from Beograd, Serbia 1167 days ago

You can stay in Serbia for three months with tourist visa.Our embassy in Buenos Aires,Argentina covers Uruguay and closest Uruguay embassy which covers Serbia is in Budapest,Hungary.
For apartment you`ll have to pay about 200-300 or even more,depends on part of the city(I`m talking about Belgrade).For food,staying or going out you`ll need few hundred more it depends on your needs.But if you have credit card don`t worry there are lot of ATMs around and all major
credit card types are accepted(Visa,Master Card,Diners,etc.)but I suggest you Visa or Master Card.
Greetings

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Answered by Branislava Cvetinovic from Belgrade, Serbia 1167 days ago

Hi Maximiliano,
First of all it is nice that u r interested in knowing Serbia :-) and I am standing behind my words that that would be 2 great months in your life!About visa I was also supprissed last summer when they've return some tourist girl from airport because she needed visa,and I suppose that depends from which country u r,so I would advise u if u have some kind of service there to ask it would be ok,and I will chek here and let u know.Second thing is that it is true that apartments here r very expensive but there r apartments which r for tourist rentings in the center of the town and u can made a deal with them if u r taking apartment for longer time,but u should say price what have u imagined to pay and we could see can u work out with it.Everything else it would be easy and believe me fun-u would wish more than two months for complete joy of Belgrade!:-)
If u have further questions please let me know and fell free to writte me on my e-mail whenever u feel to branislavac@hotmail.com
All best,
Branislava
SEE U IN BELGRADE :-)

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Answered by Maximiliano Garcia from Montevideo, Uruguay 1167 days ago

Hello to everybody,

Thank you for your replys. I am very interested to know your country, history, culture, art. I think it must be a place with lots of things to learn, from every point of view, and to have lot of fun too. My MSN is maxigm06@hotmail.com or contact me on facebook.. YOu are invited to know my country as well when ever you want..south america is magic!

Have a nice weekend.

Maxi

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Answered by Zlatan Ilic from Belgrade, Serbia 1167 days ago

Feel free to visit us. U will enjoy it.

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Answered by Jovana Zivkovic from Nis, Serbia 1167 days ago

Hola Maximiliano...
Quieres visitar Serbia, que bien!!!
No entendi una cosa- cuando preguntaste sobre los precios de alquiler...en que ciudad? Te gustaria pasar este tiempo en Belgrad? Por que los precios se diferencian...por ejemplo, en Belgrado es muy caro...algunos 300-400 euros por un mes...depende del parte de ciudad, por supuesto... En cuanto a los precios en otros ciudades,es similar como en America Latina... Nis- hacia 150 euros... Y , he visto que preguntaste sobre Pirot? O me equiovoco? bueno, las ciudades pequenas son barratas ( rentar un piso, quiero decir...)
Y los precios de comida, salidas.... depende de muchas cosas... es mas facil si tienes alguna persona aqui, para que te lleva y muestra los museos, o cualquier cosa quieres ver... el taxi es caro aqui, entonces- olvidalo...jaja.... en mi opinion, si quieres vivir dos meses como un local- 300 euros es suficiente... + alquiler... (por cada mes)....


saludos... y bienvenido a Serbia.....

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Answered by Ivan Zivanovic from Belgrade, Serbia 1167 days ago

You will nedd a visa an for everything else you can contact me at zivanovic86@gmail.com and I will gather info for you.

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Answered by Milica Matejcic from Beograd, Serbia 1166 days ago

Hola,
por lo del visado ya te lo ha dicho otra gente..creo que no es muy complicado ni caro.
Por lo de alquiler,no estoy de acuerdo con otra gente, porque hostal de 2 meses te sale mucho mas que un pisito modesto, eso seguro.
Se puede encontrar un piso...pues no muy nuevo pero tampoco fatal en el centro por unos 300e,o si quieres fuera del centro hasta por 200e. No se que tipo de persona eres, pero puedes buscar algun companero de piso,que hay muchos espanoles aqui...o algun estudiante, si eso te parece mucho dinero.
por los gastos generales,depende.Si quieres vivir a lo grande,1000e en total seguro. Pero para pasarlo genial tampoco necesitas tanto dinero,unos 700e te bastarian, claro, sin restaurantes pijos,lugares caros etc...
Pero mira,la mejor ventaja del Bg siempre era la de vivir muy bien, ver mucho y hacer muchas cosas con muy poca pasta.Belgrado es una ciudad muy autentica, muy diferente del resto de Europa,y para disfrutar aqui no necesitas mucho dinero.
Tambien, tenemos una vida nocturna loquisima, la comida genial,y las chicas mas guapas del mundo....ya veras si vienes.
Si necesitas mas info,mi email es debelobraziobrvar@yahoo.com
Mucha suerte!

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Answered by Milos Djuric from Belgrade, Serbia 1166 days ago

hello
I will just say,if you need good guide,if you want to pass with less money,and want to have a lot of fun in Serbia,write me (shomyqua@yahoo.com) and ask every detail for what you need,I will be glad to help and tell you about everything :-)

Milos

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Answered by Maja Raduljeskovic from Belgrade, Serbia 1165 days ago

Hi Maximiliano, if you want to stay in Serbia for 2 months, first of all, you don't need a visa. Don't worry about food, because there is a lot of it :) but i'm not sure about accomodation, the best thing for you is hostel or student exchange... Believe me, Serbia has a lot to give as far as night live is concerned :) You'll never be bored

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Answered by Sinisa Janjusevic from Belgrade, Serbia 1165 days ago

really i do not know.....but u can ask in ambassador offices :) i think there is no visa for any country.....free land for everybody

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Answered by a Localyte from Beograd, Serbia 1165 days ago

Hi Maximiliano,

the best way to find an apartment for two month is to find someone just here who is able to rent you a flat. It is very hard for foreign people to have a flat for couple of months. Anyway I think a person who will rent you a flat will demand your passport and advance payment (app. 250-300 euros) which will be returned to you upon your departure. You didn't mention which city do you want to stay at! Anyway the costs also depends on the place where you want to be so for the capital
you will need for two months approximately 600 euros for renting a flat, 400 for food and everything else depends on you. The average drink in the city center cost about 1.5 euros, a meal about6-7, discotheques and clubs are free to enter but occasionally you need to pay for wardrobe something like 1.5-2.5 euros.

Regards,

Mike

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Answered by Maja Stefanovic from Nis, Serbia 1164 days ago

Dear Maximiliano,
you don't need visa for traveling to Serbia. You could rent an apartment, but the price is changable - depending upon the town you want to rent it in. As the matter of food, you have planty of good restorant's all over the country, going out is the best in Beograd and Novi Sad.
Regard's
Maja

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Answered by Vik Jensen from Belgrade, Serbia 1164 days ago

Hi , NO you dont need a visa , but its always good to check with your local Serbia Embassy in your country , All you need to do is report into the local police station when you get here , in most cases its done within 24 hrs , and the owner of the unit or where your staying should go with you . It takes less then 5 min,you will need the so called white card when you depart from Serbia at customs.
Vik .

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Answered by Vasilije Žikić from Belgrade, Serbia 1164 days ago

Dear Maximiliano, You chose an interest part of Serbia ( Pirot, Zvonce Spa, Sicevo kanion, Stara planina - mountain...). You don't need a visa for Serbia, but you must be ready to pay about 1.000-1.500 euros for apartment, food and other for two months

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Answered by Barbic Bojan from Belgrade, Serbia 1152 days ago

hi Maximiliano,
u can find many different ways for introduction Serbia. for trip u need only good will and some money. i commend to find someone who knows Serbia, so i offer u me for start :)
u can contact me boyansam@hotmail.com

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Answered by Nikola Nedić from Belgrade, Serbia 1126 days ago

Maximilliano,

You don't need visa for Serbia for staying less than 90 days. If You need a specific information please contact me through my profile or e-mail.

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