Does the applicant need a job offer, employer, sponsor, transfer relationship or other employer involvement? What is important about that employer relationship?
Yes: the person must be employed abroad, and the foreign employer assigns them for a specified period to an employer in Serbia under a business and technical cooperation contract between the two employers that states the place and time limit of the work. The foreign employer must confirm at least one year of employment or engagement and issue an act referring the person, the Serbian employer's registration certificate is required, and both employers state that the person will return to the foreign employer at the end of the secondment.
See recorded sources
- https://welcometoserbia.gov.rs/d-visa-purpose-of-stay-employment
If you are employed abroad and your employer assigns you to work for a specified period of time with the employer in the Republic of Serbia on grounds of concluded business and technical cooperation contract with the employer from the Republic of Serbia.
- https://welcometoserbia.gov.rs/d-visa-purpose-of-stay-employment
concluded contract between the employer for whom work is performed or services provided and a foreign employer, which must include the place and time limit for performing the work and a certified translation thereof;</li>
<li>registration certificate of the employer from the Republic of Serbia;</li>
<li>confirmation from a foreign employer that the foreign citizen has been employed, i.e. engaged for at least one year with that employer and a certified translation thereof;</li>
<li>act of a foreign employer on referring a foreign citizen to work temporarily in the Republic of Serbia and a certified translation thereof;
- https://mup.gov.rs/wps/portal/en/information/temporary%2Bresidence/temporary%2Bresidence
An employer’s and foreign employer’s statement that a foreign national will be returned to work with a foreign employer at the end of the secondment