The Discreet Investor
World Passport Index · October 2026
Serbia passport: rank 63 of 199
The Serbia passport scores 61.0 out of 100 in our Investor Score and opens 121 destinations without a prior visa (Mobility Score 128.6, rank 70).
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Investor Score
How the Serbia passport scores on each pillar
| Pillar | Points | What drives it |
|---|---|---|
| Weighted mobility | 18.8 / 30 | 121 of 198 destinations without a prior visa; 63% of the maximum once destinations are weighted by economic importance. |
| Right to live and work | 0.3 / 20 | Right to live and work in 2 other countries. |
| Banking access | 15.0 / 15 | Not on the FATF, EU or sanctions lists that banks check. |
| Tax and obligations | 15.0 / 15 | No worldwide tax, military service or exit permit for citizens abroad. |
| Citizenship flexibility | 6.5 / 10 | Dual citizenship allowed with restrictions; Passed to children born abroad under conditions; Withdrawn only for fraud |
| Stability and consular protection | 5.4 / 10 | Political stability 60/100 · rule of law 53/100 · embassies or consulates in 81 countries. |
| Investor Score | 61.0 / 100 |
Weighted mobility
Where Serbia passport holders can travel
Entry rules for a short tourist or business stay, by category. Destinations are the 199 passport-issuing jurisdictions; dependent territories will be added in the first full edition.
Visa-free89
- Albania · 90 days
- Andorra
- Antigua & Barbuda
- Argentina · 90 days
- Armenia · 180 days
- Austria · 90 days
- Azerbaijan · 90 days
- Barbados · 90 days
- Belarus · 30 days
- Belgium · 90 days
- Bosnia & Herzegovina · 90 days
- Brazil · 90 days
- Bulgaria · 90 days
- Chile · 90 days
- China · 30 days
- Colombia · 90 days
- Costa Rica · 90 days
- Croatia · 90 days
- Cyprus · 90 days
- Czechia · 90 days
- Denmark · 90 days
- Dominica · 21 days
- Dominican Republic · 90 days
- Ecuador · 90 days
- Estonia · 90 days
- Eswatini · 30 days
- Fiji
- Finland · 90 days
- France · 90 days
- Gambia · 90 days
- Georgia
- Germany · 90 days
- Greece · 90 days
- Grenada
- Haiti · 90 days
- Hong Kong · 14 days
- Hungary · 90 days
- Iceland · 90 days
- Iran · 15 days
- Italy · 90 days
- Japan · 90 days
- Kazakhstan · 30 days
- Kosovo · 90 days
- Kyrgyzstan · 90 days
- Latvia · 90 days
- Liechtenstein · 90 days
- Lithuania · 90 days
- Luxembourg · 90 days
- Macao · 90 days
- Malta · 90 days
- Micronesia · 30 days
- Moldova · 90 days
- Monaco
- Montenegro
- Netherlands · 90 days
- North Macedonia · 90 days
- Norway · 90 days
- Oman · 14 days
- Palestine
- Panama · 90 days
- Peru · 90 days
- Poland · 90 days
- Portugal · 90 days
- Romania · 90 days
- Russia · 30 days
- Samoa · 90 days
- San Marino
- Singapore · 30 days
- Slovakia · 90 days
- Slovenia · 90 days
- Spain · 90 days
- St Kitts & Nevis · 90 days
- St Lucia
- St Vincent & the Grenadines
- Suriname · 30 days
- Sweden · 90 days
- Switzerland · 90 days
- Tajikistan · 30 days
- Trinidad & Tobago · 30 days
- Tuvalu · 90 days
- Türkiye · 90 days
- Ukraine · 90 days
- United Arab Emirates · 90 days
- Uruguay · 90 days
- Uzbekistan · 30 days
- Vanuatu · 120 days
- Vatican City
- Venezuela · 90 days
- Zambia · 90 days
Electronic travel authorisation4
- Israel
- Seychelles
- South Korea · 90 days
- Sri Lanka · 30 days
Visa on arrival28
- Bahrain · 14 days
- Bangladesh · 30 days
- Burundi
- Cambodia · 30 days
- Cape Verde · 30 days
- Comoros · 45 days
- Egypt · 30 days
- Ethiopia · 90 days
- Guinea-Bissau · 90 days
- Indonesia · 30 days
- Jamaica · 30 days
- Jordan · 30 days
- Kuwait
- Laos · 30 days
- Lebanon
- Madagascar · 90 days
- Maldives · 30 days
- Mauritius · 60 days
- Mozambique · 30 days
- Nepal · 90 days
- Nicaragua · 90 days
- Palau · 30 days
- Rwanda · 30 days
- Senegal
- Tanzania · 90 days
- Thailand · 60 days
- Timor-Leste · 30 days
- Zimbabwe
E-visa41
- Afghanistan
- Angola
- Australia
- Bahamas
- Benin
- Bhutan
- Bolivia
- Botswana
- Burkina Faso
- Cameroon
- Chad
- Cuba
- Côte d’Ivoire
- DR Congo
- Djibouti
- Equatorial Guinea
- Gabon
- Guinea
- Guyana
- India
- Iraq
- Kenya
- Liberia
- Libya
- Malawi
- Malaysia
- Mauritania
- Myanmar
- Namibia
- Nigeria
- Pakistan
- Papua New Guinea
- Qatar
- Sierra Leone
- Somalia
- South Sudan
- Syria
- São Tomé & Príncipe
- Togo
- Uganda
- Vietnam
Visa required36
- Algeria
- Belize
- Brunei
- Canada
- Central African Republic
- El Salvador
- Eritrea
- Ghana
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- Ireland
- Kiribati
- Lesotho
- Mali
- Marshall Islands
- Mexico
- Mongolia
- Morocco
- Nauru
- New Zealand
- Niger
- North Korea
- Paraguay
- Philippines
- Republic of the Congo
- Saudi Arabia
- Solomon Islands
- South Africa
- Sudan
- Taiwan
- Tonga
- Tunisia
- Turkmenistan
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Yemen
Right to live and work
Where Serbia citizens can live and work
Serbia citizens can live and work without a permit in these countries:
Right to live and work2
- Albania · facilitated residence
- North Macedonia · facilitated residence
Banking access · Tax and obligations · Citizenship flexibility
Banking, tax and citizenship rules for Serbia citizens
Banking
- Not on the FATF, EU or sanctions lists that banks check.
Tax and obligations
- No worldwide tax, military service or exit permit for citizens abroad.
Citizenship
- Dual citizenship allowed with restrictions
- Passed to children born abroad under conditions
- Withdrawn only for fraud
Stability and consular network
- Political stability 60/100 · rule of law 53/100 · embassies or consulates in 81 countries.
Serbia passport: common questions
How many countries can Serbia passport holders visit without a visa? +
121 of the 198 other passport-issuing jurisdictions: 89 visa-free, 4 with an electronic travel authorisation and 28 with a visa on arrival. A further 41 offer an e-visa, and 36 require a visa from an embassy or consulate.
Do Serbia citizens need a visa for the Schengen area, the United Kingdom and the United States? +
Schengen area (France): Visa-free. United Kingdom: Visa required. United States: Visa required.
Is the Serbia passport good for investors? +
It ranks 63 of 199 in the Investor Score, with 61.0 points out of 100. Its strongest pillar is Banking access; its weakest is Right to live and work.
Sources: entry rules from the Wikipedia article Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), read in October 2026; other pillars from official lists, legislation, the World Bank, UNDP and UN Tourism. Preliminary edition — see the methodology.
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