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Foreigners are required by law to register themselves with the police station in their district within 24 hours of receiving a Serbian entry stamp at a border crossing or airport. Registration is done automatically by hotel staff upon check-in, however if you are staying with friends in a private dwelling, the responsibility falls on you and your host to register yourself with the police in the district in which you are staying. Before visiting the police station you will need to buy a Foreigner Registration Form from a nearby newsagent or bookstore (these usually cost 15 dinara). With completed form in hand, your host and you should submit your passport and your host’s Serbian ID card along with the Registration Form. You will receive the bottom half of the Form to carry with you; when exiting the country, you will be required to present it to the Border Police. Sometimes they will not ask for it, and you can keep it as an administrative memento. Never forget, though, that failure to register and obtain the bottom half of the Registration Form can result in prosecution and a large fine.

International border crossings from Serbia to neighbouring countries:

• to Hungary:
  • Bački Breg – Hercegszántó
  • Kelebija – Tompa
  • Bajmok – Bácsalmás
  • Đala – Tiszasziget
  • Horgoš – Röszke (road and rail)
  • Subotica – Kelebija (rail)
  • Bezdan – Mohacs (river)
  • Kanjiža – Szeged (river crossing)
• to Romania:
  • Srpska Crnja – Jimbolia
  • Vatin – Moraviţa
  • Kaluđerovo – Najdaş
  • Đerdap – Porţile de Fier I
  • Zrenjanin, Vršac – Moraviţa (rail)
  • Kikinda – Jimbolia (rail)
  • Veliko Gradište – Belobreşca (river)
  • Prahovo – Porţile de Fier I (river)
  • Kladovo – Turnu Severin (river)
  • Donji Milanovac – Şviniţa (river)
  • Tekija – Orşova (river)
  • Golubac – Moldova Nouă (river – ferry)
• to Bulgaria:
  • Mokrinje – Bregovo
  • Vrška Čuka – Vrška Čuka
  • Gradina – Kalotina
  • Strezimirovci – Strezimirovci
  • Ribarci – Oltomanci
  • Dimitrovgrad – Dragoman (rail)
• to FYR Macedonia:
  • Prohor Pčinski – Peljince
  • Globočica, Đeneral Janković – D. Blace (road and rail)
  • Preševo – Tabanovci (road and rail)
• to Albania:
  • Ćafa Prušit – Zogai
  • Vrbnica – Morina
• to Croatia:
  • Bezdan – Batina
  • Bačka Palanka – Ilok
  • Neštin – Ilok
  • Sot – Principovac
  • Ljuba – Principovac
  • Batrovci – Bajakovo
  • Bogojevo – Erdut (road and rail)
  • Šid -Tovarnik (road and rail)
• to Bosnia and Herzegovina:
  • Sremska Rača – Rača
  • Jamena, Badovinci – Popovo Polje
  • Trbušnica – Šepak
  • Ljubovija – Bratunac
  • Bajina Bašta – Skelani
  • Kotroman – Vardište
  • Uvac – Rudo
  • Mali Zvornik – Karakaj (road and rail)
  • Sremska Rača – Bijeljina (road and rail)
• inland border crossings:
  • Apatin (river)
  • Novi Sad (river)
  • Belgrade – Passenger Dock (river)
  • Belgrade – Airport (by air)
  • Niš (by air)
  • Priština (by air)

  Distance to Belgrade from the main border crossings:

  • Hungary – Horgoš: 203 km (126 miles)
  • Hungary – Kelebia: 190 km (118 miles)
  • Romanina – Vatin: 100 km (62 miles)
  • Bulgaria – Gradina: 335 km (208 miles)
  • FYR Macedonia – Preševo: 391 km (243 miles)
  • Republic of Srpska – Badovinci: 118 km (73 miles)
  • Croatia – Batrovci: 113 km (70 miles)

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