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How a Sole Proprietor in Serbia Can Obtain a Tax Residency Certificate
TaxationJanuary 12, 2026

How a Sole Proprietor in Serbia Can Obtain a Tax Residency Certificate

A certificate confirming that your sole proprietorship is a tax resident of Serbia (Potvrda o rezidentnosti) is necessary for applying double taxation avoidance agreements. It is most often requested by counterparties from European Union countries and Armenia. This document confirms that you pay taxes specifically in Serbia, which exempts your partner from withholding tax at the source in their country.

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Mobile Communication in Serbia: From Buying a SIM Card to Choosing an Operator
Life in SerbiaJanuary 12, 2026

Mobile Communication in Serbia: From Buying a SIM Card to Choosing an Operator

You can purchase a SIM card in Serbia without any documents. However, a foreign passport is required for its full activation and use. After purchase, it is recommended to visit the operator's office to link the card to your passport.

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Registering on Serbia's e-Government Portal: A Step-by-Step Guide for Foreigners
Life in SerbiaJanuary 12, 2026

Registering on Serbia's e-Government Portal: A Step-by-Step Guide for Foreigners

Creating an account on Serbia's official e-Government portal, eid.gov.rs, is an important procedure that gives foreigners access to a wide range of digital services. This allows many bureaucratic issues to be resolved remotely, significantly simplifying life in the country.

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How to Replace a Lost Residence Permit ID Card in Serbia: A Step-by-Step Guide
Residence Permit through Real EstateJanuary 12, 2026

How to Replace a Lost Residence Permit ID Card in Serbia: A Step-by-Step Guide

Losing or damaging your biometric residence permit card is an unpleasant situation that requires a swift resolution. The document replacement procedure is standardized but has its own nuances that are important to consider. First and foremost, you must report the loss and initiate the process of issuing a new card.

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Exchanging a Driver's License for a Serbian One: A Complete Guide
Infrastructure and DevelopmentJanuary 12, 2026

Exchanging a Driver's License for a Serbian One: A Complete Guide

Foreigners who have obtained a residence permit in Serbia are legally allowed to use their national driver's license for 12 months. This period starts from the date of the residence permit application. After one year, driving with a foreign license is considered equivalent to driving without a license, leading to fines and serious issues with insurance companies in the event of an accident.

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Opening a Sole Proprietorship (Paušal) in Serbia: A Complete Guide
TaxationJanuary 12, 2026

Opening a Sole Proprietorship (Paušal) in Serbia: A Complete Guide

Paušal taxation in Serbia is a simplified system with a fixed tax rate that does not depend on the entrepreneur's actual profit. This regime is considered the simplest and most convenient, especially for freelancers, IT specialists, and consultants working with foreign clients.

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A Guide to Obtaining Public Health Insurance in Serbia: Zdravstvena knjižica/kartica
Life in SerbiaJanuary 12, 2026

A Guide to Obtaining Public Health Insurance in Serbia: Zdravstvena knjižica/kartica

The Zdravstvena knjižica or kartica is Serbia's compulsory health insurance (OMS) policy, which provides access to public medical services. Obtaining this document is directly linked to having a residence permit (VNZh). It is impossible to apply for Serbian public health insurance without a residence permit.

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The White Card in Serbia: A Complete Registration Guide for Foreigners
Life in SerbiaJanuary 12, 2026

The White Card in Serbia: A Complete Registration Guide for Foreigners

The 'White Card' (Beli karton) is the official confirmation of a foreigner's registration at their place of residence in Serbia. It is essentially an equivalent of a temporary residence registration. Although the document is usually issued for an indefinite period, it must be re-registered each time you leave and re-enter the country, unless you have a residence permit (VNZh).

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Banks in Serbia: A Guide for Non-Residents on Opening Accounts and Financial Operations
Mortgage and FinancingJanuary 12, 2026

Banks in Serbia: A Guide for Non-Residents on Opening Accounts and Financial Operations

When choosing a bank in Serbia, it's important to understand the legal framework. According to Article 41 of the Law on Banks, financial institutions have the right to choose their clients and are not obligated to explain the reasons for refusing to open an account. Attempts to challenge such a decision are usually unsuccessful.

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