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Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG)

Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) is situated approximately 18 kilometres west of central Belgrade near Surčin. The airport consists of two interconnected terminal buildings, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, operating as a unified passenger complex. It serves as Serbia's primary international gateway and the central hub for national carrier Air Serbia.

Terminals

Terminal 1
Handles select charter, low-cost, and regional flights, as well as general aviation operations.
Terminal 2
Serves as the main passenger terminal for most international scheduled airlines, including Air Serbia.

Arriving

Passengers arrive on the gate level or via bus transfers, proceeding through passport control, baggage claim, and customs before entering the main arrivals hall.

  • Follow signage toward Immigration and Passport Control upon exiting the aircraft.
  • Present a valid passport and required visa documentation to the border police officers.
  • Proceed downstairs to the baggage reclaim area to collect checked luggage from designated carousels.
  • Pass through customs control, utilizing the Green Channel if you have nothing to declare or the Red Channel if carrying goods over statutory limits.
  • Foreign citizens staying in private accommodation are required by national law to register their residence with local police within 24 hours of arrival, a service typically arranged directly by registered hotels.

Getting to the city

  • Taxi

    Taxi (Fixed-Rate Voucher)

    Official taxis operate on fixed zonal pricing. Passengers must obtain a receipt voucher from the Taxi Information desk in the arrivals area before exiting the terminal.

    Time:
    roughly 25-35 minutes
    Typical cost:
    typically 2,200 to 3,000 RSD depending on destination zone
  • Train

    A1 Express Minibus

    Direct airport shuttle connecting the terminal to central Belgrade, stopping at Fontana (New Belgrade), Main Railway Station area, and Slavija Square.

    Time:
    roughly 30-40 minutes
    Typical cost:
    typically 400 RSD, purchased directly from the driver in cash
  • Bus

    Public Bus (Line 72)

    Municipal city bus connecting the airport directly to the Zeleni Venac transit hub in central Belgrade.

    Time:
    roughly 45-60 minutes
    Typical cost:
    typically 50 to 150 RSD depending on payment method
  • Bus

    Public Bus (Line 600)

    Municipal city bus route connecting the airport to the central Belgrade Railway Station (Beograd Centar / Prokop).

    Time:
    roughly 35-50 minutes
    Typical cost:
    typically 50 to 150 RSD depending on payment method

Connections & transfers

Transfer passengers connecting between international flights can remain airside by following transit signage without clearing customs.

  • Follow the 'Transit' or 'Transfer' signs after leaving the gate area.
  • Pass through dedicated transfer security screening prior to accessing the departure concourse.
  • Proceed to transfer counters if boarding passes for the onward flight segment are required.

Wi-Fi & staying connected

Free public Wi-Fi access is available throughout all passenger areas of the terminal complex.

  • Select the network SSID named 'Airport Belgrade Free Wi-Fi' on your device.
  • Accept the standard terms and conditions on the landing page portal to open a session.
  • Connectivity covers both landside and airside sections of the terminal building.

Money, cards & tipping

The national currency is the Serbian Dinar (RSD). Financial services are accessible in both landside and airside areas.

  • ATMs accepting major international bank cards are located in both arrivals and departures halls.
  • Licensed currency exchange counters operate in the baggage reclaim zone and main arrivals area.
  • Credit and debit cards are widely accepted across Belgrade, though cash in local dinars is recommended for public buses and small transactions.

Food & drink

Food and beverage options range from quick-service coffee shops to dining outlets across the airport.

  • Landside options in arrivals and departures include bakeries, cafes, and snack bars.
  • Airside departure zones feature sit-down dining outlets, cafes, and international fast-food options.
  • Operating hours generally align with scheduled daily flight departure and arrival times.

Lounges & rest

Business lounges are situated in the departure area airside past passport control.

  • The Air Serbia Premium Lounge is available for eligible business class passengers, frequent flyer status holders, and pay-in guests.
  • Lounges offer seated relaxation areas, complimentary refreshments, Wi-Fi, and business workstations.
  • Access can be purchased at the door subject to space availability.

Airport hotels

While there are no operational hotels physically connected inside the terminal building, several options exist nearby.

  • Hotel accommodations are located within a 5 to 10-minute taxi drive from the airport complex.
  • Major international business hotels are concentrated in New Belgrade, roughly a 15-minute drive from the airport.
  • Arrangements for airport transfers can often be requested directly through nearby hotel operators.

Baggage & customs

Standard passenger luggage handling and assistance facilities are provided in the terminal complex.

  • Report missing or damaged baggage immediately to the Airline Baggage Services / Lost & Found office in the luggage claim area.
  • Luggage wrapping services are located landside in the departures check-in hall.
  • Baggage trolleys are available near terminal entrances and within the reclaim areas.

Family & accessibility

Facilities for passengers travelling with young children are distributed across the airport.

  • Dedicated baby care and diaper-changing rooms are positioned adjacent to primary toilet blocks.
  • Children's play areas are available airside in the departures section.
  • Strollers can be used up to the departure gate before being loaded into the aircraft hold.

Facilities

  • ATMs
  • Currency Exchange
  • Taxi Information Desk
  • Car Rental Desks
  • Post Office
  • Luggage Wrapping
  • Smoking Areas

Emergency & safety

Local emergency number: 112 (General Emergency), 192 (Police), 194 (Ambulance).

  • Dial 112 for general emergency dispatch, 192 for Police, or 194 for Medical Emergencies.
  • An emergency medical station is available on-site within the airport complex for immediate first-aid needs.
  • In the event of a lost passport, report to the Airport Border Police station located inside the terminal.

Before you leave home

  • Check your passport validity and any visa, ETA or entry declaration required.
  • Confirm your departure terminal on your boarding pass the day before.
  • Activate a travel eSIM so you are online the moment you land.
  • Download offline maps and screenshot your hotel address and booking reference.
  • Tell your bank you are travelling and carry a backup payment card.
  • Save the local emergency number and your embassy contact in your phone.
  • Photograph your passport and store the copy somewhere you can reach offline.
  • Check baggage allowance and any restricted items for your destination.

Official sources

Airport operations change. Always confirm terminals, fares and timetables with the official sources below before you travel.

Guide last reviewed September 18, 2026

Airport information can change. Verify terminal assignments, schedules, fares, entry requirements and operating hours with the official provider before travel.

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Travel information disclaimer: passport, visa and entry requirements change frequently and vary by nationality, route and purpose of travel. Everything published here is general guidance only and is not legal or immigration advice. Always verify current requirements with the official government sources for your citizenship and your destination before booking and before travel.