Korean Embassy in Serbia - Address & Contact

Entry requirements may change without notice. Always check the latest travel advisories on the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs website before traveling.

Korea and Serbia (formally as part of Yugoslavia and later the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) established diplomatic relations in December 1989. Relations have evolved considerably since Serbian independence and are now anchored in trade, investment, and cultural exchange. Serbia has pursued strong economic ties with East Asian countries as part of its development strategy, and Korean companies have found the country attractive as a manufacturing base with EU market access potential. The two countries cooperate in multilateral forums, and Serbian interest in Korean culture and technology has grown steadily.

Bilateral trade between Korea and Serbia reached approximately $392 million in 2023. Korea's exports of around $270 million include electronics, machinery, vehicles, and chemical products, while Serbian exports of roughly $122 million consist of automotive components, manufactured goods, and agricultural products. Korean direct investment in Serbia has accelerated in recent years, particularly in the electronics manufacturing supply chain, creating a foundation for continued trade growth.