Customs declaration requirements for Serbia
Customs Declare produces the completed Customs Declaration, via eCarina / AES (Automated Export System), under CEFTA for Serbia’s own customs authority, from your invoice and supporting documents. You or your broker review and submit it -- nothing leaves your workspace automatically.
Declaration form
Moderate confidence- Form
- Customs Declaration, via eCarina / AES (Automated Export System), under CEFTA
- Issuing authority
- Customs Administration of the Republic of Serbia, Ministry of Finance
- Accepted languages
- Serbian
- Last verified
- Aug 30, 2026
- Source
Import requirements & restrictions
Import licensing required
Importers or foreign manufacturers must obtain a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) from a Serbian notified body before certain products -- particularly electronics/ICT equipment under EMC/LVD/R&TTE-aligned technical regulations -- can be sold in Serbia, marked with the Serbian mark of conformity (3A Mark). CE-related test reports/certificates are accepted as supporting evidence, reducing but not eliminating the need for local certification. Serbia has adopted 97% of European standards as its own.
Serbian notified bodies / Ministry of Economy
Duty & tax
- VAT (default rate)
- Not yet confirmed
- MFN duty rate data
- Not yet researched
- Preferential rate
- None on record
- Free duty calculator
- Not yet live for Serbia
Quick answers
What customs declaration form does Serbia require?
Serbia’s import declaration is the Customs Declaration, via eCarina / AES (Automated Export System), under CEFTA, issued by Customs Administration of the Republic of Serbia, Ministry of Finance.
Which languages does Serbia accept on a customs declaration?
Serbian