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Import and export of goods and services with Serbia — a bilingual EN/RU contract for the bank and customs in 15 minutes. The EAEU–Serbia FTA is in effect

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Import of goods

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Parties, documents and specifics for every deal scheme

Import of goods from Serbia

PartiesBuyer — Russia, seller — Republic of Serbia
CurrencyRSD or EUR
DocumentsInvoice, packing list, declaration, waybill
SpecificsPreferential duties under the EAEU–Serbia FTA · HS code and CT-2 certificate of origin · SWIFT of Serbian banks (UniCredit, NLB)

Export of goods to Serbia

PartiesSeller — Russia, buyer — Republic of Serbia
CurrencyRSD or EUR
DocumentsInvoice, packing list, declaration, waybill
SpecificsPreferential duties under the EAEU–Serbia FTA · Certificate of origin CT-2 · Serbian buyer's details

Import of services from Serbia

PartiesCustomer — Russia, contractor — Republic of Serbia
CurrencyRSD or EUR
DocumentsAcceptance certificate for services
SpecificsCertificate of completed work / services · Acceptance terms · Deadlines and stages

Export of services to Serbia

PartiesContractor — Russia, customer — Republic of Serbia
CurrencyRSD or EUR
DocumentsAcceptance certificate for services
SpecificsCertificate of completed work / services · Milestone payments or advance · Late payment penalty
Contract type

Which contract fits working with Serbia

Four contract types — for any deal structure with a Serbian partner

Import of goods from Serbia

A Russian company purchases goods from a Serbian supplier: food products, pharmaceuticals, auto parts, construction materials.

Preferential duties under the EAEU–Serbia FTA
HS code and CT-2 certificate of origin
SWIFT of Serbian banks (UniCredit, NLB)
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Export of goods to Serbia

A Russian company sells goods to a Serbian buyer: petroleum products, natural gas, metals, grain.

Preferential duties under the EAEU–Serbia FTA
Certificate of origin CT-2
Serbian buyer's details
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Import of services from Serbia

A Russian company receives services from a Serbian contractor: IT, mechanical engineering, construction.

Certificate of completed work / services
Acceptance terms
Deadlines and stages
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Export of services to Serbia

A Russian company provides services to a Serbian client: IT, energy, engineering.

Certificate of completed work / services
Milestone payments or advance
Late payment penalty
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Trade specifics with Serbia

Key terms to reflect in the contract with Serbia

EAEU–Serbia FTA: preferential duties

Since July 2021, the Free Trade Agreement between the EAEU and Serbia (signed in 2019) has been in effect. Goods are imported duty-free, except for the exemption lists. Origin is confirmed with a CT-2 certificate or, for consignments with a customs value up to EUR 5,000, a declaration of origin submitted to customs.

FTA · CT-2 · preferential duties

Settlement currency

Settlements with Serbia are made in RSD (Serbian dinar) or EUR. SWIFT codes of Serbian banks: UniCredit Bank Srbija — BACXRSBG, NLB Komercijalna Banka — KOBBRSBG. Check with your bank for the current options for EUR payments.

RSD · EUR · SWIFT

Currency control under 173-FZ

For contracts from 3 million RUB (import) or 10 million RUB (export), the bank registers it and assigns a unique registration number. The contract must include: payment terms, delivery deadlines, both parties' details. The builder's contract already contains this information.

173-FZ · registration number

Customs clearance and the FTA

Despite the FTA, a customs declaration is mandatory for import/export. To apply the preferential regime, a CT-2 certificate of origin issued by an authorised body is required. An HS code is mandatory for each product line.

Customs declaration · CT-2 · HS code
FAQ

Questions about trade contracts with Serbia

Answers on drawing up a contract with a company from Serbia

The agreement was signed in October 2019 and has been in effect since July 2021 — the Free Trade Agreement between the EAEU and Serbia. Goods of Serbian origin are imported into Russia duty-free, except for the exemption list. To apply the preferential regime, a CT-2 certificate — or, for consignments up to EUR 5,000, a declaration of origin — is submitted to customs.
The parties choose the currency themselves: EUR (euro), RSD (Serbian dinar) or another currency. Check the payment route with your bank.
Yes — under 173-FZ, payments under the contract go through currency control at the bank; for contracts up to 1 million RUB, the transaction type code suffices instead of documents (para. 2.7 of Instruction 181-I). For deals from 3 million RUB (import) or 10 million RUB (export), the contract is registered and assigned a unique registration number. The contract must specify delivery terms, payment deadlines, a description of the goods, and both parties' bank details.
Serbian legal entities are registered with the Business Registers Agency (APR). The main identifiers are the PIB (Poreski identifikacioni broj), a 9-digit tax number, and the MB (Matični broj) — an 8-digit registration number. You can check a company on the apr.gov.rs portal.
The main categories: food products (fruit, vegetables, meat, dairy), pharmaceuticals, automotive components, construction materials, household appliances. Under the FTA, goods of Serbian origin are imported duty-free, except for the exemption list.
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No. The document is generated in bilingual format from the start — Russian and English text run in parallel columns in one file. There is no need to order a translation separately; both texts are legally equivalent.
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Russia Trade Contract with Serbia: A Practical Guide

EAEU–Serbia FTA: trade with preferential duties

Since 10 July 2021, the Free Trade Agreement between the Eurasian Economic Union and the Republic of Serbia has been in effect. This means trade without customs duties, except for goods on the exemption lists. To use the preferential rates, a CT-2 certificate of origin issued by an authorised body is required. The contract must include a reference to the country of origin of the goods.

Serbian company details in the contract

Serbian companies are registered with the Business Registers Agency (APR). Key identifiers: the PIB — a 9-digit tax identifier, and the Matični broj (MB) — an 8-digit registration number. You can check a company on the apr.gov.rs portal. SWIFT of Serbian banks: UniCredit Bank Srbija — BACXRSBG, NLB Komercijalna Banka — KOBBRSBG.

CISG and governing law

Serbia is the successor state to the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which ratified the CISG in 1985, and applies the CISG as its successor. As a result, the CISG applies by default to Russian–Serbian goods contracts, providing a neutral legal framework.

Logistics: routes between Russia and Serbia

There is no direct border between Russia and Serbia. Main routes: road transport via Hungary / Romania; rail routes via Hungary or Romania; sea routes via the ports of Bar (Montenegro) or Thessaloniki (Greece).

Popular Russia–Serbia trade flows

Imports from Serbia: food products (fruit, meat, dairy), pharmaceuticals, automotive components, construction materials, household appliances. Exports to Serbia: natural gas, oil and petroleum products, rolled metal, grain.