As of March 2026, Electronic Applications for Subsidized Purchase of New Fully Electric Vehicles in Serbia

In February 2026, the Government of the Republic of Serbia adopted the Decree on the Conditions and Method of Implementing Subsidized Purchase of New Vehicles Powered Exclusively by Electric Drive (“Official Gazette of the RS”, No. 12/2026), continuing its policy of supporting e-mobility and the transition toward low-emission transport solutions. A key novelty introduced by […]
New Regulatory Framework for Factoring in Serbia – Key Changes and Practical Effects

Amendments to the Factoring Act, published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia No. 109/2025, have significantly improved the legal framework governing factoring activities in Serbia. The amendments entered into force on 12 December 2025, while certain provisions—primarily those relating to the competences of the Securities Commission and the central factoring registry—will become […]
National Bank of Serbia Introduces Electronic Bills of Exchange – A New Era in Payment Operations

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has announced that, starting from December 1, 2025, the Central Register of Electronic Bills of Exchange (CReM) will become operational, enabling legal entities and entrepreneurs to issue and use bills of exchange in fully electronic form. This reform represents a significant step toward the digitalization of Serbia’s financial system. […]
Map of State Incentives in Serbia – New Serbian Business Registers Agency Data for 2025

The Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR) has published the latest version of the Map of Registered Measures and Incentives for Regional Development (RegMPRR), containing data for the first six months of 2025. This interactive map, available on the official Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR) website, represents a centralized database of all forms of state aid […]
Banks Required to Unilaterally Remove Mortgages on Repaid Loans by July 1, 2025

Remove mortgages on repaid loans in Serbia Under the new Law on the Protection of Financial Services Users, all credit providers, including banks, are required to unilaterally delete registered mortgages and pledges on loans that have been fully repaid, no later than July 1, 2025. This obligation is automatic and unconditional — banks are not […]
New Measures by the National Bank of Serbia – Stricter Supervision of Foreign Exchange Operations

The National Bank of Serbia has adopted a new decision introducing stricter and more detailed control mechanisms in the area of foreign exchange operations, with the aim of improving financial discipline and preventing abuses in international monetary flows. The decision applies as of May 17, 2025, and concerns both legal and natural persons – residents […]
Serbia Joins the SEPA System – What This Means for Your Business

As of May 22, 2025, Serbia has officially become a member of the SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) system – a unified payment area for euro transactions. With this step, the domestic economy enters European financial flows on equal footing with EU member states, free from the additional administrative or cost-related barriers that previously accompanied […]
Money Transfers from Serbia for Non-Residents: Regulations, Procedure, and Legal Support

Although money transfers from Serbia for non-residents abroad are often perceived as straightforward banking transactions, in practice, they involve a complex and precisely regulated process. Foreign nationals, as well as non-resident legal entities wishing to transfer funds from their accounts in Serbia, must meet certain legal requirements—primarily related to tax obligations. Basic conditions for money […]
Amendments to the Law on the Protection of Financial Services Users: New Rules on Early Loan Repayment

The Law on the Protection of Financial Services Users (“Official Gazette of RS”, No. 19/2025), which will take effect on July 1, 2025, introduces significant changes concerning housing loans and early repayment options. One of the key provisions allows borrowers to repay up to RSD 1.2 million of the principal annually without incurring any prepayment […]
Remote Bank Account in Serbia for Non-Residents: Complete Guide (2026)

Explore Non-Resident Banking Options in Serbia Opening a bank account in Serbia offers numerous benefits for non-residents. Serbia’s strategic location, bridging Western Europe and the Middle East, offers a unique advantage to those looking to establish financial roots in the region. The country’s banking sector is diverse, with banks from local, EU, Russian, American, Turkish, […]