Programme overview
Private invitation, accommodation, itinerary, reservation, invoice and visa support.
Who this route may suit
Travellers seeking Serbia private-visit support who can demonstrate a genuine temporary visit, adequate resources and responsibility for their own visa and border compliance.
Relevant roles or route focus
- Private and tourism visits
- Applicants requiring an invitation and accommodation support package
- Travellers needing an itinerary and reservation file
- Candidates seeking visa-document guidance before local submission
How the process works
- We review your profile, nationality, experience and documents.
- You receive a written scope, confirmed availability, price and payment stages.
- After acceptance and the required payment, we prepare the agreed case documents.
- We guide the permit or visa stage and pre-departure preparation.
Documents commonly requested
- Valid passport
- Travel dates and intended visit purpose
- Residence, work, business, study or family-tie evidence
- Bank and travel-funding records
- Travel history, insurance and reservation details where required
- Local visa forms and other embassy documents
What the package includes
- Initial visitor-profile assessment
- Private invitation and accommodation support stated in writing
- Itinerary, reservation and invoice support
- General visa-document checklist and guidance
- Written package scope showing the €700 public fee
What the package excludes
- Government, consular, appointment and biometric fees unless listed
- Actual flights, personal expenses and unlisted accommodation
- Insurance, translation, legalisation or courier costs unless included
- A guaranteed visa, border entry, permitted stay or later status change
Frequently asked questions
Is this connected to the Serbia work programmes?
It is a separate visit-support service. A visit package does not authorise employment or replace a Work Permit.
Does the €700 fee guarantee approval?
No. It is the approved public service fee; official decisions remain with the relevant Authorities.
Can a B2B Partner submit the enquiry?
Yes, but the traveller must provide truthful information and remains responsible for local filing, appointments and travel compliance.