Doing business in Serbia
Serbia’s population is about 7.4 million and it is the largest market in the region both in size and population and has a strategic position at the crossroads between Central and South East Europe. The Serbian government is committed to integrating the country more closely with the European Union.
What are the opportunities?
Serbia has seen its economy grow at a rate of about 6% per year since 2000. Significant opportunities persist in areas of major capital investment, often backed by international lenders such as the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Growing sectors include power, agriculture, business services, ICT and infrastructure.
Guide to doing business in Serbia
UKTI has produced a guide aimed at companies experienced in overseas trade who are new to doing business with Serbia. This guide aims to provide a route map of the way ahead, together with signposts to sources of help.
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Introduction
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Preparing to export
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How to do business
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Business etiquette, language and culture
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What are the challenges?
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How to invest in Serbia
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Contacts
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Resources / Useful links
Download the Serbia Doing Business Guide
Sector briefing
For information on your sector in Serbia including opportunities, events and key contacts, please check out the latest sector briefings.
See all sector reports for Serbia