Serbia: plugs, voltage, currency, time & travel facts

Plugs and voltage

Serbia uses Types C and F sockets. Mains supply is 230 V at 50 Hz.

At 230 V, devices made only for 100–127 V (many American and Japanese hair dryers, curling irons and some shavers) will be damaged without a step-down converter. Chargers labelled “100–240V” work fine with just a plug adapter.

Money

RSD Serbian Dinar RSD

Average in 2025: 1 USD = 104.0 RSD (World Bank). No daily reference rate is published for this currency by the ECB; check a live rate before exchanging.

Price level 51 (US = 100, 2025)

Everyday household prices in Serbia are about 51% of US prices when converted at market exchange rates: dearer than the median country (50). All countries

Language

Serbianofficial99%

Also official in some regions: Hungarian, Romanian, Croatian, Slovak, Ukrainian.

Bars show the share of the population that speaks each language (CLDR estimates).

Time

UTC+1

Serbia is on UTC+1 (standard time; clocks change for daylight saving).

Driving

Traffic in Serbia drives on the right, so the steering wheel is on the left.

Public holidays in the next 12 months

13 national public holidays from 2 November 2026. Banks, offices and many shops close; regional holidays are not shown. Dates marked “estimated” follow a lunar calendar and can move by a day.