Serbia Country Code

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in Serbia

Serbia’s country calling code is +381. Within Serbia, the national dialing pattern typically uses a trunk prefix 0 before the geographic area code (for example, Belgrade is commonly written as 011 …). So when you’re calling a Serbian landline domestically, you’ll usually dial 0 + area code + subscriber number. Serbia has an “open” plan with 2–3 digit area codes and a 6–7 digit subscriber number, so the spacing can vary by city—but the “0 + area code” rule is the key thing to remember. 

For international calls to Serbia, you dial your exit code (or press +), then 381, and then the Serbian number without the leading 0. For example, a Belgrade landline written as 011 XXX XX XX becomes +381 11 XXX XX XX. Serbian mobile numbers follow the same idea: domestically they’re often written as 06X …, but internationally you drop the leading 0 and dial them as +381 6X …. Because Serbia supports mobile number portability, the first few digits can help you recognize “this is a Serbian mobile,” but they don’t always guarantee the subscriber’s current carrier. 

What are the emergency numbers in Serbia

112 (all emergencies), 192 (police), 193 (fire), 194 (ambulance).