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Studying in Serbia
These apply to every international student in Serbia, including at University of Priština. Each figure shows where it came from and when we last checked it.
Money you must show
The Ministry of Interior does not state a total or a period. The net minimum wage for 2026 is RSD 64,554 a month. Scholarships, an employment contract or a certified guarantee from a person or company in Serbia are also accepted.
Ministry of Interior of Serbia, source re-checked 15 Oct 2026
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Paid in dinars. Temporary residence then costs RSD 430 to submit plus RSD 23,450 for approval. Chinese, Armenian, Malian and Syrian passport holders are exempt from the visa fee.
Welcome to Serbia (Government of Serbia), source re-checked 31 Oct 2026
Work while you study
Law on Employment of Foreigners, as amended in 2023 (Official Gazette 62/2023).
Law on Employment of Foreigners, Article 17, source re-checked 31 Oct 2026
Stay after you graduate
We found no job-search permit for graduates on official Serbian pages. To stay and work you need a single residence and work permit based on a job.
Welcome to Serbia (Government of Serbia), source re-checked 31 Oct 2026
The same rules for every institution in Serbia; University of Priština's own programme pages govern the exact dates and scores. Guide checked 25 Sep 2026.
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Faculties set their own deadlines and any entrance exams, and we found no single national deadline. Check the faculty's calendar, and if you need a visa, apply as soon as you have your invitation letter.
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Most degrees at state universities are taught in Serbian, with a growing number in English, especially in engineering, medicine and business. The Study in Serbia initiative, run by the Foundation Tempus, lists programmes. Learning Serbian is itself a valid reason for temporary residence, and several universities run language courses.
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