Can you bring cash to Serbia?

• Cash

  allowed, must be declared

  Quoted directly from Customs: "You may bring into Serbia as much money as you wish, but if it is EUR 10.000 or more (in dinars or other foreign currency) your obligation is to DECLARE it to Customs, the same as you would do when entering/leaving EU." On departure, all passengers may take out up to EUR 10,000 freely; Serbian residents may not exceed that without evidence of prior import/withdrawal, and non-residents may exceed it only with specific receipts (a customs cash-declaration form from entry, a Serbian bank withdrawal receipt, or an exchange-office receipt for RSD obtained via card use in Serbia).

  Applies per person, including children (Customs FAQ: "It applies to each person, children included"). Get and keep the Cash Declaration Form at entry if you're carrying a large sum you might need to take back out — without it, an amount over EUR 10,000 on departure risks seizure. Payment cards can be brought in/out freely with no limit.

  Also covers: cash, currency, money, euros, dinars

  Checked 2026-09-22 — Source: Customs Administration of the Republic of Serbia — Passenger Customs Clearance FAQ (Tourists)

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Informational only — not legal advice. Customs rules change; confirm with the official source above before you travel. See update history