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    ATM Fees in Serbia

    Serbian Dinar (RSD) β€’ Updated April 2026

    Serbia has good card acceptance in Belgrade and major cities. Cash useful for smaller establishments. ATMs widespread. Very affordable destination.

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    Tips for Serbia

    • β€’ Cards accepted in Belgrade
    • β€’ Cash for smaller towns
    • β€’ Banca Intesa and Komercijalna have ATMs
    • β€’ Very affordable
    • β€’ EUR sometimes accepted in tourist areas
    • β€’ Tipping is almost exclusively cash (leave 10% on the table)
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    Airport tips

    • β€’ Belgrade airport has ATMs
    • β€’ Get cash for taxi
    • β€’ Cards work at airport
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    Don't forget your home bank fees

    The fees shown above are charged by local ATMs. Your home bank may also charge additional fees for international withdrawals (typically 1-3% + a flat fee). Check with your bank before traveling.

    Estimated daily expenses

    How much cash you might need per day in Serbia, per person.

    Your currency:

    Backpacker

    Hostels, street food, public transport

    3,100-8,100 RSD

    RSD/day

    🏨 Accommodation1,500-4,000 RSD
    🍜 Food & drinks800-1,800 RSD
    🚌 Transport300-800 RSD
    🎟️ Activities500-1,500 RSD

    β‰ˆ $30.83-80.55 USD

    Mid-range

    Hotels, restaurants, mix of transport

    9,300-20,000 RSD

    RSD/day

    🏨 Accommodation5,000-10,000 RSD
    🍜 Food & drinks2,000-4,000 RSD
    🚌 Transport800-2,000 RSD
    🎟️ Activities1,500-4,000 RSD

    β‰ˆ $92.49-199 USD

    Luxury

    Premium hotels, fine dining, private transport

    26,500-61,000 RSD

    RSD/day

    🏨 Accommodation15,000-35,000 RSD
    🍜 Food & drinks5,000-10,000 RSD
    🚌 Transport2,500-6,000 RSD
    🎟️ Activities4,000-10,000 RSD

    β‰ˆ $264-607 USD

    Cash vs card acceptance

    Where you'll need cash and where cards work in Serbia.

    Credit card acceptance

    Moderate to High

    Good in Belgrade. Cash useful elsewhere. DinaCard is the local system, but international cards work everywhere.

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    You'll need cash for

    • β€’ Small cafes
    • β€’ Markets
    • β€’ Taxis
    • β€’ Rural areas
    • β€’ Tips (leave 10% cash on the table)
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    Cards usually accepted

    • β€’ Hotels
    • β€’ Restaurants in cities
    • β€’ Supermarkets
    • β€’ Malls

    πŸ’° Cheapest banks for foreign cards

    These banks charge the lowest fees for withdrawals with foreign cards.

    BankATM FeeEst. CostBranches
    Banca Intesa0-200 RSD0 USD180
    Komercijalna Banka0-200 RSD0 USD150
    UniCredit0-250 RSD0 USD80

    πŸ“ Most widely available ATMs

    Sorted by number of ATM locations. More branches means easier access, but fees may be higher.

    BankATM FeeEst. CostBranches
    Banca Intesa0-200 RSD0 USD180
    Komercijalna Banka0-200 RSD0 USD150
    UniCredit0-250 RSD0 USD80

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