Visa Information
- Serbia offers visa-free entry for citizens of many countries. However, some nationalities may require a visa.
- Check the official visa requirements at Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Local Currency and Payments
- The local currency is the Serbian Dinar (RSD). Common current exchange rates are:
- 1 EUR ≈ 117 RSD
- 1 USD ≈ 108 RSD
- ATMs and currency exchange offices are widely available. Most restaurants and shops accept major credit cards.
International Payment Cards
Visa – One of the most widely used cards, available in various versions (Visa Classic, Visa Electron, Visa Gold, Visa Platinum, Visa Infinite, Visa Business).
Mastercard – Also highly popular in Serbia, offering different options (Mastercard Standard, Gold, Platinum, World, Business).
Maestro – A debit card within the Mastercard system, though it is becoming less common.
American Express (AmEx) – Limited availability in Serbia but offered by certain banks.
Emergency Numbers
- Police: 192
- Ambulance: 194
- Fire Department: 193
- General Emergency: 112
Insurance
The meeting organisers cannot accept liability for personal injuries sustained or for loss of or damage to property belonging to conference participants or their accompanying persons, either during the conference or post-conference activities. Please ensure you have appropriate travel and health insurance before your trip.
Timezone
Serbia is in the Central European Time Zone (CET), which is during summer time: UTC+2 (CEST). Cities in the same time zone as Serbia: Vienna, Austria; Berlin, Germany; Madrid, Spain.
Opening hours
During the weekdays most shops and stores are open from around 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with some larger supermarkets and malls staying open until 10:00 PM or later.
Roaming
Roaming costs in Belgrade, Serbia, can vary depending on your home country and mobile service provider. Please check roaming options with your operator before arrival. Several mobile operators in Serbia provide eSIM services, allowing users to activate a digital SIM card directly on their compatible devices without the need for a physical SIM card.
Tap water
In Serbia, including Belgrade, tap water is generally safe to drink. The water quality is regulated by the relevant authorities to meet international standards, and it undergoes regular testing to ensure its safety for consumption.
Electricity
The current in Serbia is 220 volts, 50Hz. You can contact the reception desk at your accommodation for available converters. Alternatively, you can bring your own or purchase converters at the airport.
Weather in September 2025
Belgrade typically experiences pleasant weather in September, with average temperatures ranging from 15 – 25°C (59 – 77°F). Pack layers and comfortable walking shoes for exploring the city.
Address of Venue
Main Building (Check-in etc):
University of Belgrade
Faculty of Philology
Studentski trg 3
Belgrade
