Serbian citizens
Apply with your ID card or passport. We match you with employers looking for your skills and help you prepare a clear CV.
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Your career. Our connection. New work in Serbia.
For Serbian citizens and non-EU citizens looking for work in hospitality, construction, delivery, cleaning and production.
Terms in writingBefore you sign
Who can apply
Two routes into work
Non-EU citizens
You must obtain the appropriate Serbian visa and/or single residence and work permit, as applicable, before beginning employment. We explain the steps and help you prepare documents; the Serbian authorities decide.
Official permit information (opens in a new tab)Your route
Six stops from application to first shift
We tell you where you are at every stop, and what you need for the next one.
- 01
Apply
Send your details, the work you are looking for and your CV.
- 02
Screening
We call you to talk about your experience, languages and documents.
- 03
Interview
We prepare you and arrange an interview with the employer.
- 04
Offer
The employer gives you a written offer. Read it before you agree.
- 05
Permit guidance
If you are a non-EU citizen, we explain the visa and permit steps and help with documents.
- 06
Start work
You start once you hold the right to work in Serbia.
Know your rights
Your rights
- 01Get every term of your job in writing before you sign: pay, hours, place of work and contract length.
- 02Read your contract in a language you understand, and ask questions until it is clear.
- 03Keep your own passport and identity documents. No one may hold them for you.
- 04Ask about any fee in writing before you agree to anything.
- 05Contact the authorities if something feels wrong. You can also contact the National Employment Service.
Stay safe
Warning signs
Stop and ask for advice if you see any of these, from anyone.
- Someone asks for money to “guarantee” a job or a permit.
- You are asked to hand over your passport.
- The offer has no written contract, or the contract is in a language you cannot read.
- Pay and conditions sound far better than the rest of the market.
Fees
Under Serbian law, private employment agencies may not charge unemployed job seekers for employment mediation.
Ask for any fee terms in writing before you sign anything. Official permit fees are paid to the state and are listed on the government’s permit pages.
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Tell us about yourself
Tell us about yourself and the work you are looking for. Prefer to start with a role? Browse open roles.
Have these ready
- Passport photo page
- Passport-size photo
- CV, if you have one
- Diplomas or certificates