Welcome to Relocation Serbia - Get Your Serbian White Paper

Hello, I’m Andre, the founder of Relocation Serbia. We specialize in offering comprehensive relocation services in Serbia to assist individuals and families from around the globe in moving to this beautiful and vibrant country.


When relocating to Serbia, whether for a short-term stay or a permanent move, there are crucial steps you need to follow. Today, we’ll cover one of the most essential steps that must be completed within the first 24 hours of your arrival in Serbia, whether by plane or car.

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Finding Accommodation and Registering

The first thing you need to do upon arrival is find a place to stay. This could be a hotel, a rental apartment, or staying with friends or family in Serbia. If you are not a Serbian citizen, your next step is to visit the nearest police station, usually located in your district or neighborhood. Here, you will need to obtain a document commonly known as the White Paper, Bailey Caron, or Bailey Papier. This document serves as your official registration in Serbia.

Why You Need the White Paper

Obtaining the White Paper is essential as it provides access to various services in Serbia. For example, you’ll need this document to set up utilities, open a Serbian bank account, or receive medical services. Without it, even foreign health insurance might not be recognized. Furthermore, having this document helps you avoid complications with local authorities and ensures you’re compliant with Serbian regulations.


The Registration Process


To register, visit the police station with your landlord if you're renting, or confirm with your hotel if they handle this process for you. The registration process is straightforward. You’ll need your passport and proof of your residence. If you’re with your landlord, they should bring proof of property ownership. You'll fill out a simple form, and you will receive a stamped copy of your registration the same day.


Important Tips


Ensure you complete this registration within the first 24 hours to avoid complications, including potentially being asked to leave the country and re-enter. Always carry your White Paper and passport with you, especially when traveling within Serbia. If you prefer, you can keep a digital copy on your smartphone, though some officers may require the physical document.


Updating Your Registration


If you move to a new address within Serbia, such as from Belgrade to Novi Sad, make sure to update your White Paper at the nearest police station. If you are staying temporarily and returning to your original residence, you are fine, but frequent movers should keep their registration updated.


How We Can Help


At Relocation Serbia, we provide relocation support services in Serbia to make your transition smooth. Whether you need help with opening a Serbian business bank account, understanding Serbian residency applications, or navigating Serbian real estate services, our team of Serbia relocation experts is here to guide you every step of the way.

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