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SIM cards, roaming and Wi-Fi in Serbia for UK travellers

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The short answerCheck your UK network's roaming charges for Serbia first, because it is outside the EU. A local SIM or an eSIM is often cheaper for a trip of a few days or more. Use Wi-Fi sensibly and consider a VPN when checking banking on public networks.
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In this guide
  1. Step 1: Check roaming
  2. Step 2: Consider a local SIM or eSIM
  3. Step 3: Use Wi-Fi safely
  4. Step 4: Download offline maps

Staying connected in Serbia is easy if you plan it.

1Check roaming

Look at your network's charges for Serbia, which may be higher than in the EU.

2Consider a local SIM or eSIM

For a longer stay, a tourist SIM or an eSIM is often cheaper. Check your phone is unlocked first.

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3Use Wi-Fi safely

Cafes and hotels have Wi-Fi, but public networks are not secure.

4Download offline maps

Save maps and your hotel address before you fly.

Details change. Check opening times, prices and official advice before you go.

This guide is part of our complete Serbia travel guide for UK visitors. See all practical guides guides.

Frequently asked questions

Do UK phones roam in Serbia?

Roaming works, but charges can be high. Check your network before you travel.

Can I use an eSIM in Serbia?

Yes, if your phone supports it. Check your phone and the provider.

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