Telecommunications

Mobilna telefonija Srbije
Yettel
А1

Fixed line telephone system

First conversation over the phone in Serbia was made only seven years after the phone had been invented in the world, which means in 1873. The first phone was set up between the pub building “Tri lista duvana” and Engineering quarters which was located 300 meters lower, in Takovska street.

Telekom Srbija
SBB
Orion telekom
А1
BeotelNet

The Post Office of Serbia, with over 1.900 access point and almost 3.600 delivery regions, covers all 88.000 square kilometers of the state territory and successfully connects them to the entire world. Socially responsible company in the function of citizens, which deals with business in economically efficient way, providing postal, financial, information technology and integrated services of high quality.

The Public Enterprise “The Post of Serbia”
Takovska 2
Contact
Call center
(Monday to Saturday 8‒20, Sunday 8‒15)
0700100300 and 0113607788 (for calls via mobile network)
www.posta.rs, E-mail: contact@ptt.rs

Regional Working Unit of Postal Service “Beogradski venac”

Regional Working Unit of Postal Service “Beograd centar”

Regional Working Unit of Postal Service “Zemun”

Regional Unit of Transport and Processing of postal packages in Belgrade

Post Office constantly on duty

Takovska 2
Phone no. 0113238417
(00‒24)

Express postal services

Post Express

DHL
UPS
TNT
Fedex
City Express
Find Post Office
At this webpage you can find the nearest Post Office

Postal codes

Main postal address code of Belgrade is 1000. However, each city municipality has its own postal code, which should be used for greater precision in packages delivery, since same street names exist in more than one municipality.

The introduction of address code for each location is ongoing, and you can find more about it at www.posta.rs.

Internet in Serbia (Yugoslavia at the time) appeared on February 28th, 1996, on the day of the University of Belgrade, when national academic network through provider BeotelNet was connected to the internet. All internet services began to be available to users in Yugoslavia, but still they have been limited to academic circles. The same year first commercial internet providers started working, whereby internet began to be available to non-academic part of Serbia, i.e., to all users.

Telekom Srbija
SBB
Orion telekom
Yettel
А1
Beotel net

The Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications
Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services
Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media