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EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
163, Marais Street, Brooklyn 0181,
P.O. Box 13026, Hatfield 0028,
Pretoria
Phone: + 2712 460 56 26
+ 2712 460 61 03
Fax: + 2712 460 60 03
info@srbembassy.org.za
www.pretoria.mfa.gov.rs
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Embassy Working Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:00 - 16:00 hours
Consular Section Working Hours:
Tuesday & Thursday: 10:00 - 14:00 hours
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SERBIA as a Favourable Destination for Investment and Development of New Technologies
At the following link you can find useful information on the Republic of Serbia as a favourable destination for business, as well as investing in research and development of new technologies - Brochure: "SERBIA - Emerging tech developing hub". |
  
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The Consular services, Embassy of the Republic of Serbia Pretoria
Dear citizens, friends and guests of the Republic of Serbia,
The Consular services will not be working until further notice
Kind regards,
Embassy of the Republic of Serbia Pretoria
IMPORTANT
 An online application for "VISA TYPE D" which is issued for longer stay of 91 to 180 days in the Republic of Serbia, has been acitve from May 20th, 2021. In order to apply for visa mentioned above, please follow the link:
https://econsulate.gov.rs
Application is bilingual in English alphabet and in Serbian Cyrilic and Latin Alphabet. |
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| Serbia also donated Covid-19 vaccines to Namibia |
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 During the signing of the agreement on the donation of 30,000 Covid-19 vaccines to Namibia with the head of diplomacy of that country, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia, Nikola Selaković, said today that our country intends to continue strengthening political cooperation with Namibia and other African countries.
According to the head of Serbian diplomacy, that cooperation will continue to be based on respect for the positions of the African Union on international issues, as well as respect for independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries.
"That was and remains the only way to establish and preserve friendly relations between states and peoples, and that is why Serbia highly appreciates the support it received from Namibia in preserving its unity and integrity", Selaković said. |
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| Selaković with the President and Prime Minister of Namibia on strengthening bilateral relations |
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 The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia, Nikola Selaković, met today with the President of Namibia, Hage Geingob, and stated that our two countries are bound by traditional friendship and mutual support.
On that occasion, the head of Serbian diplomacy pointed out that Serbia is interested in comprehensively improving the political dialogue through the exchange of visits at a high level.
Selaković expressed gratitude for Namibia's support for Serbia's territorial integrity and sovereignty, emphasizing that the two countries have a mutual interest in cooperating at the multilateral level. |
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| Selaković: African countries support key interests of Serbia |
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 The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nikola Selaković, stated that Zimbabwe and Zambia attach great importance to relations with Serbia and support it in defending its territorial integrity and sovereignty, and that they are also interested in deepening political and economic cooperation with our country.
Summarizing the results of the first day of his visit to South Africa, during which he handed out vaccines against the corona virus, as a donation from Serbia, Selaković said that Zimbabwe's support for our key national and state interests has lasted for 30 years.
The Minister said that the reception of the Serbian delegation in Zimbabwe was proof of that, and stated that the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Local Government and Public Works, but also the Deputy Minister of Health of Zimbabwe, key representatives of the state for the implementation of the fight against COVID-19, were present at the airport. |
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