Work Abroad
Work in Serbia
Serbia is an emerging tech hub in Southeast Europe with a growing startup ecosystem, low cost of living, and strategic location as a gateway to Europe.
Express Interest for SerbiaVisa Requirements
- Job offer or employment contract from a Serbian employer
- Work permit from the National Employment Service
- Valid passport
- Proof of accommodation
- Health insurance
In-Demand Industries
- IT & Software Development
- Automotive Manufacturing
- Agriculture & Food Processing
- Construction & Engineering
- Business Process Outsourcing
Salary & Cost of Living
- Average salary: €600 – €1,500/month
- IT sector: €1,200 – €3,500/month
- Rent: €200 – €500/month (Belgrade)
- Very affordable daily expenses
Benefits of Working in Serbia
- Tech Hub: Rapidly growing IT sector with international companies
- Low Cost of Living: One of the most affordable countries in Europe
- European Gateway: Strategic location with easy access to EU countries
- PR Pathway: Eligible for permanent residence after 5 years
💡 Serbia is an EU candidate country — joining the EU would further enhance career and mobility opportunities for residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Non-EU citizens need a work permit, which is typically applied for by the employer through the National Employment Service.
Very strong. Belgrade is a growing tech hub with major international companies and startups. IT salaries are competitive and the sector is rapidly expanding.
Yes. After 5 years of continuous legal residence, you can apply for permanent residence in Serbia.
Belgrade is very affordable by European standards. A single person can live comfortably on €800–€1,200 per month including rent, food, and transport.
Not yet. Serbia is an EU candidate country and is in the process of accession negotiations. EU membership would further enhance work and travel opportunities.