SerbiaStudy
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The education D-visa pathway covers schooling, studying, learning Serbian, international pupil exchange, and international student exchange.
schooling, studying, learning the Serbian language, international pupil exchange, and international student exchange
Schools and universities in Serbia: the application requires a certificate of registration of the Serbian educational institution; international exchange students need a certificate of enrolment in an accredited higher-education institution within an international student exchange programme approved by the ministry.
More and more young people come to the Republic of Serbia as part of international student exchange, or decide to continue their education in one of the schools and universities in the Republic of Serbia.
certificate of registration of the educational institution from the Republic of Serbia;
certificate of enrollment in an accredited higher education institution within the international student exchange programme with the proof that the international student exchange programme has been approved by the ministry.
Applicants must provide proof of adequate and valid health insurance and proof of financial means covering living costs during the stay; those applying to learn Serbian must also prove continuing education in Serbia. The official source does not state tuition, attendance or full-time study rules.
proof of adequate and valid health insurance*;
proof of financial means at disposal for covering the costs of living during the intended stay*;
proof of continuing education in the Republic of Serbia (in cases when the foreign citizen submits the application for learning the Serbian language).
Foreign citizens whose residence in Serbia is regulated on the basis of their studies have the right to work for up to 16 hours a week. The official source does not state the family position.
Foreign citizens who have a regulated residence in the Republic of Serbia on the basis of their studies have the right to work for up to 16 hours a week.
The page requires enrolment documentation stating the education start date and duration, but it does not state the D-visa validity period, renewal process, or post-study work/residence possibilities.
certificate of the completed enrolment from the educational institution including the start date and duration of the school education / studies / Serbian language course;
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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