Serbia
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Serbia is located in Southeast Europe and has a population of 8.3 million people. Serbia is developing a name for itself as an emerging tourist destination, and has the blossoming cafe and restaurant scene to show for it. The nightlife is also considered top-notch in the capital Belgrade. The official language of Serbia is Serbian, with some Hungarian spoken in the north.
Medical tourism
See the box to the right to view a full list of available treatment areas.
Best time to travel
Serbia has a continental climate with cold winters and warm summers.
Money and costs
The national currency is the Serbian Dinar (RSD, symbol Дин.). Find up-to-date exchange rates and conversion through a currency conversion tool.
Visas
Visitors from the USA, Canada, Australia, UK and most of the EU do not require a tourist visa for stays of up to 30 days. All visitors staying more than three days need to be registered with the authorities (usually done by hotels). Those visitors not staying at a hotel need to register with the police within 24 hours of arrival.
Getting there
The main international airports for entry to Serbia are in Belgrade and Nis.
Dialling codes
To call Serbia, the country dialling code is +381.
Useful links
Find more in-depth information on Serbia at:
Lonely Planet - www.lonelyplanet.com/serbia
Serbia Embassy in the USA - www.serbiaembusa.org
Serbia Embassy in the UK - www.serbianembassy.org.uk
Top six searches in Serbia
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- Orthopedic surgery in Serbia - Spinal surgery in Serbia - Skin therapy and treatments in Serbia |
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Page last updated: Tuesday, 7th July 2009
