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The employment of foreigners in the Republic of Serbia has become increasingly attractive over the years. In order for a foreign citizen to enter an employment agreement, he/she has to comply with certain conditions and procedures. In particular, it is necessary to obtain a temporary residence and a work permit....Read More

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in cooperation with the Office for IT and eGovernment has developed and introduced on May 20th a new electronic service – eConsulate through which foreigners who intend to come to Serbia for employment can electronically apply for a D visa that allows them to stay...Read More

On January 1st 2021, the Law on Personal Income Tax (Official Gazette of the RS, No. 153/2020), the Law on Corporate Income Tax (Official Gazette of the RS, No. 153/2020) and the Law on Value Added Tax (“Official Gazette of RS”, No. 153/2020) came into effect having been adopted by...Read More

At the initiative of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, the Government of the Republic of Serbia allowed foreign and domestic citizens, who enter the country for business reasons, to cross the border and enter Serbia, without having a negative PCR test, by notifying the Serbian Chamber of Commerce in advance,...Read More

On October 13th 2020, Tax Administration of the Republic of Serbia issued a statement inviting taxpayers (natural persons) to meet their tax obligations and file, on their own initiative, the tax returns and declarations of income earned abroad. The reason for this announcement is the fact that the number of...Read More

The Business Registers Agency (“BRA”) announced the establishment of a new public registry for healthcare institutions that starts operating as of October 11th this year. This represents a massive improvement compared to the system currently in use. Up until now, commercial courts have been in charge of registering healthcare institutions...Read More