Yes. Nigerian passport holders need a visa for Serbia, and it must be obtained before you travel. If you hold a valid US visa or green card, UK visa or Schengen visa or residence permit, you can enter without a visa.
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Nigerian passport holders need a visa for Serbia, arranged before departure.
Easier with another visa
Travellers who hold a valid US visa or green card, UK visa or Schengen visa or residence permit can enter without a visa (up to 90 days in any 180-day period). If you hold one, use the checker to see your exact route.
How to enter
Apply at a Serbian embassy or through Serbia’s e-Visa system.
What to carry
Nigerian passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your trip, plus any old passports
Completed visa application form
Recent passport photographs
Bank statements, usually for the last 6 months
Employment letter, or CAC business registration documents if self-employed
Return flight reservation
Hotel booking or invitation letter
Travel insurance
Yellow fever vaccination card (yellow card)
HealthNigeria is a yellow fever country. Many destinations and airlines ask travellers from Nigeria for a yellow fever certificate, so keep your yellow card with your passport.
Checked against official and news sources, September 2026. The border officer makes the final decision.
Common questions about Serbia
Do Nigerians need a visa for Serbia?
Yes. Nigerian passport holders need a visa for Serbia, and it must be obtained before you travel. If you hold a valid US visa or green card, UK visa or Schengen visa or residence permit, you can enter without a visa.
Can I visit Serbia with a US, UK or Schengen visa?
You can enter without a Serbian visa if you hold a valid multiple-entry visa from a Schengen country, the UK or the US, or a residence permit from a Schengen country or the US. The visa must stay valid for your whole visit.
What documents do Nigerians need to visit Serbia?
Commonly checked documents: nigerian passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your trip, plus any old passports; completed visa application form; recent passport photographs; bank statements, usually for the last 6 months; employment letter, or CAC business registration documents if self-employed; return flight reservation.
How do Nigerians apply for a Serbia visa?
Apply at a Serbian embassy or through Serbia’s e-Visa system.
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