To apply for the Serbia digital nomad visa, you'll need to provide the following documents:

1. Application Form: You can download the PDF application form here.

1. Valid Passport Copy: A copy of your valid passport.

1. Insurance: You can obtain insurance from any insurance company in Serbia or explore international insurance options through this link.

1. Passport-Size Photos: Two passport-size photos.

1. Landlord Information: This includes a photo of the landlord's ID, a document or contract signed by them confirming the rental arrangement, and proof of their property ownership.

1. Personal Bank Account in Serbia: You should have a personal bank account in Serbia with dinars deposited. You'll need an official stamped letter from the bank certifying your account and the deposited amount. If you're applying for a sole proprietorship visa, you'll need to create a business account and follow the same steps.

1. Proof of Residency (White Card): This proof of residency must be obtained from the police station within 48 hours of your arrival in Serbia.

1. Proof of Sufficient Income: You should provide evidence of a minimum monthly income of $3500 for at least the last six months.

Since there are differences between the Temporary Resident Visa and Sole Proprietorship Visa, additional requirements may apply depending on the specific visa you are applying for.

To apply for the Serbia digital nomad visa, you'll need to provide the following documents:

1. Application Form: You can download the PDF application form here.

1. Valid Passport Copy: A copy of your valid passport.

1. Insurance: You can obtain insurance from any insurance company in Serbia or explore international insurance options through this link.

1. Passport-Size Photos: Two passport-size photos.

1. Landlord Information: This includes a photo of the landlord's ID, a document or contract signed by them confirming the rental arrangement, and proof of their property ownership.

1. Personal Bank Account in Serbia: You should have a personal bank account in Serbia with dinars deposited. You'll need an official stamped letter from the bank certifying your account and the deposited amount. If you're applying for a sole proprietorship visa, you'll need to create a business account and follow the same steps.

1. Proof of Residency (White Card): This proof of residency must be obtained from the police station within 48 hours of your arrival in Serbia.

1. Proof of Sufficient Income: You should provide evidence of a minimum monthly income of $3500 for at least the last six months.

Since there are differences between the Temporary Resident Visa and Sole Proprietorship Visa, additional requirements may apply depending on the specific visa you are applying for.

Serbia's authorities have set a monthly income threshold of approximately $3,500 as the primary criterion for obtaining a digital nomad visa in Serbia. This requirement is applicable to applicants from any country, allowing individuals who meet this income threshold to apply. Additionally, your family members or spouse can apply for the visa under the same income requirements.

Work permits in Serbia are issued by the Serbian National Employment Service. If you're self-employed, you must apply for a Serbian work visa, as freelancers fall under the self-employed category.

This work permit enables foreign individuals who have registered a business with the Serbian Business Register Agency to conduct business activities in Serbia. The self-employment work permit is valid for the same duration as a long-term D visa or a temporary residence permit, which is up to one year, with the option for extensions.

The process of obtaining a self-employment work permit is straightforward. You'll need to submit the required documents and answer a few additional questions. It's possible to apply for a permit or an extension of a work permit either through email or in person.