Serbia Passport Index 2026: Passport Ranking and Visa-Free Travel

The Serbia passport ranking on Passport Reports gives an editorial view of passport strength through mobility score, visa-free access and travel permission categories. It places Serbia at 73rd with a mobility score of 133.

The mobility score combines destinations where Serbia passport holders may travel visa-free, obtain a visa on arrival or use an eTA. This page counts 85 visa-free destinations, 42 on-arrival destinations and 6 eTA destinations.

Visa-free access means a destination may allow short entry without a pre-arranged visitor visa, subject to current destination rules. For Serbia, Passport Reports lists 85 visa-free destinations.

Visa on arrival is counted separately from visa-free access because the traveler may need border formalities. The Serbia profile records 42 on-arrival destinations.

eTA access refers to destinations where an electronic travel authorization may be needed before departure. Passport Reports shows 6 eTA destinations for Serbia.

Visa required indicates destinations where travelers generally need permission before travel. The Serbia page shows 65 visa-required destinations, but rules should be checked before planning.

Yes. Passport Reports uses a consistent passport ranking method so Serbia can be compared by rank, mobility score, visa-free access, on-arrival access and eTA coverage.

The methodology gives priority to mobility score, then visa-free access, eTA access, visa on arrival and alphabetical order when needed. It avoids claims of legal certainty or travel approval.

A valid passport is only one part of international travel. Depending on the destination, travelers may need tickets, accommodation details, insurance, financial evidence or supporting documents.

This FAQ is an editorial guide to the Serbia passport index, not legal advice. Use it to understand 133, 73rd, visa-free access and comparison categories.