Travelling to Serbia?

Get the best rates for Serbian currency online

Planning a trip to Serbia? Get the best rates for Serbian dinar online and make your holiday memorable. 

Order your Serbian dinar from Manor FX today, and enjoy your trip with some extra cash in your pocket.

Thanks to our outstanding exchange rates, you’ll have more Serbian dinar currency to enjoy. 

You can have your Serbian dinars delivered securely to your home or office or pick them up from our Manor FX bureau near Heathrow.

Experience easy and fast delivery with Manor FX, your trusted currency converter. We ensure a hassle-free process when you order your Serbian travel money.

Serbian travel money

What is the currency of Serbia called?

Serbia’s currency is the Serbian dinar (RSD). The name “Dinar” comes from the ancient Roman currency “denarius.”

Serbia’s modern dinar has evolved significantly, with its current RSD form introduced in the 20th century. The dinar remains a symbol of Serbia’s resilience from Yugoslavia to today.

Where can you get Serbian dinar?

You can get Serbian dinar from Manor FX.

To avoid any last-minute hassles, it’s wise to plan ahead. We provide excellent exchange rates and the convenience of having your Serbian dinars delivered right to your doorstep. 

Exchange your UK pounds to Serbian dinars with us.

Where can I exchange Serbian dinar in the UK online?

You can easily buy Serbian dinar in the UK online with Manor FX. Simplify your life by converting your British pounds to Serbian dinar!

Most currency exchange offices and banks will not offer them, so buying Serbian currency is challenging. This is because the dinar is less commonly available than other currencies.

Is the Serbian dinar a closed currency?

Yes. The Serbian dinar is a closed currency, meaning it isn’t widely available on international foreign exchange markets. Buying or selling Serbian dinars outside of Serbia is generally tricky.

At Manor FX, we are the only providers of Serbian currency. So make sure to convert your GBP to Serbian dinars before you travel.

Should I exchange money before I travel to Serbia?

Yes, it’s a good idea to have some local currency with you when you travel to Serbia, so change your pound Sterling for Serbian dinars today.

This lets you cover immediate expenses like transportation or small purchases upon arrival. 

You can also avoid the poor exchange rate at the airports by converting your pounds to dinars with Manor FX. We’ll also help you exchange leftover Serbian currency to pounds on your return.

What is the best currency to take to Serbia?

As Serbia’s official currency, the dinar is the most widely accepted form of payment.

But just so you know, some places might accept euros – only in banknotes – as a friendly gesture. So, carrying dinars is your best bet. 

Does Serbia use the euro?

Serbia uses the Serbian dinar (RSD) as its official currency. Some places may accept euros, but dinars are required for most transactions.

Can I use my bank card in Serbia?

Yes, you can use your international debit card and credit cards in major Serbian cities like Belgrade and Novi Sad.

While cards are widely accepted in cities, cash is often preferred in rural areas. Therefore, it is advisable to have local currency for those situations.

Should I use cash in Serbia?

Cash is commonly used in Serbia, especially in rural areas or for transactions with local vendors and small businesses.

In larger cities, cards are widely accepted, but it is always good to have some dinar on hand for various needs.

Helpful Tip: Carrying smaller notes and coins is useful for tipping and small purchases in Serbia.

If you have any leftover travel money, remember to convert your Serbian dinars to UK pounds once you return.

Is it better to use cash or credit card in Serbia?

A mix of cash and credit cards is a good idea in Serbia. While many places in cities accept card payments, cash is still king, especially in smaller towns or for smaller purchases. 

Having some Serbian dinars on hand will make your shopping and dining experiences super smooth. 

How much cash should I take to Serbia?

Planning how much cash to take to Serbia? It depends on your travel style!

For a comfortable daily budget, 6,000 to 8,000 dinars (roughly £45 to £60) should cover meals, transportation, and sightseeing. 

For more budget-friendly travel, 3,000 to 4,000 dinars (£22 to £30) per day can work. 

Of course, if you love splurging more on experiences, dining, or shopping, you might want to increase your budget. Remember, having a mix of cash and cards is always handy. 

Quick reminder: If you have any leftover dinars when you return, convert your Serbian dinars to GBP with Manor FX.

How can I avoid ATM fees in Serbia?

To avoid ATM fees in Serbia:

• Use local bank ATMs for lower fees.
• Withdraw larger amounts to reduce transaction fees.
• Avoid dynamic currency conversion; withdraw in dinars.
• Check if your bank has fee-free partners in Serbia.

How does tipping work in Serbia?

Tipping is a way to show appreciation in Serbia, but it isn’t obligatory. Here’s a quick overview:

• Restaurants and cafés: About 10% tipping is usual, more if the service is exceptional.
• Bars: Rounding up your bill or leaving a small tip is appreciated.
• Hotels: Tips for housekeepers and porters are welcomed.
• Taxi drivers and tour guides: Tipping is customary for good service.
• Other services: Hairdressers and similar service providers usually receive a 10% tip.

Is Serbia a cheap country to visit?

Compared to many European countries, Serbia offers excellent value for travellers. The cost of meals, transportation, and activities is generally lower.

• Food: Local and traditional Serbian dishes are affordable and delicious.
• Transportation: Public transport like buses and trams offer reasonable prices.
• Activities and entertainment: Many historical sites and cultural experiences in Serbia are free or low-cost.
• Shopping: Markets and local shops have a variety of souvenirs at budget-friendly prices.

Republic of Serbia currency 

Serbian dinar banknotes

The Serbian dinar (issued by the National Bank of Serbia) is available in a range of denominations, including 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, and 2000 dinars as banknotes, and smaller values like 1, 2, and 5 dinars as coins. 

Each banknote features designs reflecting Serbia’s rich history and culture, including tributes to past rulers and key moments in the country’s heritage.

Serbian dinar coins

Serbian coins, or ‘para,’ range from small denominations like 1, 2, and 5 dinars to 10 and 20 dinars.

Small denominations, such as 1 and 5 dinars, are a wonderful souvenir for collectors. 

These coins are minted with intricate designs that reflect Serbia’s historical heritage, making them a must-have for numismatists.

Serbia’s currency import and export regulations

You can bring in and take out currency up to the value of €10,000 with no fuss. 

If you plan on carrying more than that, just make sure to have a certificate of import or a document showing the currencies are from foreign currency accounts or savings accounts. 

Ordering Serbian dinar online

Order your Serbian dinars from us and have them quickly and safely delivered to your home or office, or opt for pickup near Heathrow.

With Manor FX, you can easily convert your GBP to RSD at competitive exchange rates. 

Whether you need your cash delivered to your home or prefer a pickup near Heathrow, we’ve got you covered. 

Selling back Serbian dinar

Do you need to convert leftover Serbian currency to GBP? Our platform offers competitive Serbian currency exchange rates for converting Serbian dinar to pounds, ensuring you get more for your money.

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