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Serbia
Serbia is one of the European countries that is located in the central region of the Balkan state, bordered on the western side by Bosnia and Croatia and Montenegro, and bordered on the north and south sides by Albania and Macedonia, and the area of Serbia is estimated at eighty eight thousand kilometers and three hundred and sixty one square kilometers, and its population is estimated at about seven million Citizen.
Most of them congregate in the capital, Belgrade, and the surrounding governorates. It is worth noting that Serbia is one of the landlocked countries; that is, it does not overlook any water port, and the number of annual tourists to Serbia is estimated to be two million tourists per year, and it is important to know that there are a set of steps that must be taken before traveling For Serbia.
Serbia visa
Anyone who wishes to travel to Serbia must submit an application for a travel visa for Serbia in the embassies of Serbia located all over the world, and the applications that must be prepared for the visa applicant:
- A passport that is valid for at least three months, and must have a color photo of it.
- Two photographs of the person, the dimensions of the image three and a half x four and a half, and the background must be white.
- Health insurance picture.
- Documents leading to the request, such as hotel reservations, and round-trip flight bookings, a copy of the amount paid for the costs of the trip paid.
- Copies of bank accounts, and these pictures show how credit cards are disposed of, the movement of the account, as well as information on other wealth.
- Fluency in English or Serbian, with copies of requirements and supporting documents.
- The duration of the visa is fourteen days.
- The amount required to obtain a visa requires sixty-two euros.
- Also, the individual who holds the visa will undergo a personal interview.
Asylum in Serbia
Adults
Those wishing to immigrate and stay in Serbia should go to the police stations located in the Valjevo and Belgrade regions, and submit the asylum application, and the center will respond to this request with a paper written on it in the Serbian language, and the aim of this word is to express regret for submitting the asylum application, and after receiving this paper, on The applicant goes to the reception centers within a maximum period of three days, and after this period this paper is considered null, and therefore the presence of the applicant is illegal, and these centers often provide housing for housing.
The asylum application procedures are two stages, the first stage is the delivery of a picture and fingerprints all, and after the completion of these procedures the applicant gets a personal asylum card, and the second stage is to do a personal interview, and the applicant must interpret and explain the reasons for asylum.
Minors
Minors have the right to seek asylum and live in both Koviljica and central Bania, and after submitting the application the minors are placed in an institution called popravni dom Vasa Stajić, and this institution is located in the capital, Belgrade, after which the minor is transferred to an asylum center.
