Serbia VPN in Both Alphabets

Serbian is written in two alphabets, Cyrillic and Latin, and the country even has two internet domains, .rs and .срб. Many Serbian news sites let readers flip between scripts with one click. Where a visitor connects from is another matter, and sites read that from the IP address.

For Serbs in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and further away, this matters. An RTS live broadcast, a form on eUprava or a Banca Intesa login can work one way from Belgrade and another way from Vienna.

A VPN Serbia connection in Browsec gives your browser or device a Serbian IP address and encrypts the traffic in between. It runs as an extension for Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Edge, and as an app for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.

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WHAT A SERBIAN IP ADDRESS CHANGES

A SERBIAN IP ADDRESS

Websites see an address in Serbia, whether you connect from Stuttgart, Zurich, Chicago or Sydney.

RTS AND SERBIAN SPORT

Some live matches and programmes on Serbian sites are shown to viewers in Serbia only. Broadcast rights still decide what plays.

BROWSER, DESKTOP AND PHONE

Pick Serbia once in Chrome, Firefox, Opera or Edge, or in the Browsec app for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.

ENCRYPTED ON PUBLIC NETWORKS

Traffic between your device and Browsec is encrypted, so others on café, hostel or festival Wi-Fi cannot read it.

Is It Legal to Use a VPN in Serbia?

Yes. No Serbian law forbids individuals or companies from using a VPN.

The main area where Serbia restricts websites is betting. The Law on Games of Chance reserves gambling for licensed organisers, and since October 2020 internet operators have blocked sites on a list kept by the Games of Chance Administration at the Ministry of Finance. Some people reach such sites through a VPN or a proxy, but a betting site without a Serbian licence stays unlicensed whatever the route, so it is worth being careful.

A VPN does two things: it encrypts the connection between your device and the VPN, and it shows websites an IP address from the location you choose. Laws, account rules and the terms of the sites you visit stay the same. The Browsec blog covers how a VPN works in more detail.

Get a Serbian IP Address in 3 Easy Steps

Paso 1

Install the Browsec Extension or App

Paso 2

Click the Icon to Connect

Paso 3

Select Serbia From the Locations

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Browsec para Windows

Browsec para macOS

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Why Choose Browsec for Serbia?

PRIVACIDAD

Protege tus datos de sniffers y ataques de intermediario (MitM) en cualquier red con cifrado AES-256 de grado militar.

ANONIMATO

Browsec hace todo lo posible por ocultar tu identidad y te ayuda a mantener el anonimato.

INSTALACIÓN SENCILLA

Todo lo que necesitas se instala con un solo clic.

NAVEGACIÓN SEGURA

Browsec protege tu tráfico en Chrome, Firefox o cualquier otro navegador en todo momento.

ACCESO MULTIPLATAFORMA

Browsec funciona en Windows, Mac y Linux. También hay app para dispositivos Android, iPhone y iPad.

UN PROVEEDOR DE VPN DE CONFIANZA

Más de 8 millones de personas ya usan nuestro servicio VPN y confían en él.

Ventajas

Serbs abroad usually open the same few services from home:

RTS, where some live sport and programmes are limited to viewers in Serbia by broadcast rights.
eUprava and the ePorezi tax portal, for certificates, applications and tax returns filed from another country.
Banca Intesa, Raiffeisen, OTP and other Serbian bank apps, which may add a check when a login arrives from abroad.
Serbian news portals and online shops that tailor prices, delivery options or content to the visitor's country.

A Serbian IP address only changes where you appear to connect from. Your bank still asks for its usual confirmation, and a paid TV package needs its own subscription.

Inside Serbia the reason is usually the network. Cafés and river rafts along the Sava and Danube in Belgrade, the crowds at EXIT under Petrovaradin Fortress and the ski hotels on Kopaonik all share Wi-Fi with strangers, and a VPN keeps your traffic on those networks encrypted.

You can start Browsec on the free tier without an account, email or card. The free locations can differ between the extension and the apps, so the location list in Browsec shows what is available on your device.

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How to connect to Serbia VPN?

Install Browsec in your browser or on your computer or phone.
Open it and choose Serbia in the list of locations.
Switch the connection on, then confirm the Serbian address on the What is my IP page.

Do I need a VPN in Serbia?

Not to get online: the internet in Serbia works without one. People in Serbia mostly use a VPN on shared Wi-Fi, at Nikola Tesla Airport, on a long-distance bus or in a hostel, or when they would rather not show their home IP address to every site and ad network.

Serbs living abroad have the opposite reason. They want RTS, eUprava or their Serbian bank to see a Serbian address, as it would at home.

Can I change my IP location to Serbia?

Yes. Select Serbia in Browsec, and websites see a Serbian IP address in place of the one your provider assigned. To go back, turn Browsec off or pick another location.

The location list differs by plan and platform, and Browsec Premium opens the full set. Sites you are signed in to still know your account, so a new address does not make you anonymous to them.

Is using a VPN legal in Serbia?

Yes. Using a VPN is legal in Serbia for private users and businesses alike. What you do through it is still covered by Serbian law: a betting site on the Games of Chance Administration's block list, for example, does not become licensed because the visit came through a VPN.

Is using a free VPN for Serbia a good idea?

For reading Serbian news from abroad or using Wi-Fi in a Belgrade café, a free VPN is a reasonable place to start. The Browsec free VPN needs no account, email or card, and it encrypts your traffic. Free locations are not the same on every platform, and the location list in Browsec shows the current ones.

Whichever provider you choose, it is worth reading its privacy policy to see what happens to your data.

How can I watch international Netflix in Serbia?

Netflix has been available in Serbia since 2016, but each country gets its own catalogue, so a film streaming in the US or the UK may be missing in Serbia because of licensing. Netflix says its content varies by region and can restrict playback it detects through a VPN or proxy, so a different IP address is no reliable way to reach another catalogue.

The Serbian catalogue includes regional films and series from the Balkans that are not offered in every country.

How does a VPN improve my privacy in Serbia?

With a VPN on, your internet provider, whether mts, Yettel, A1 or SBB, sees a connection to Browsec rather than the list of sites you visit, and those sites see a Browsec IP address instead of your own. On public Wi-Fi, the encryption also keeps other people on the network from reading your traffic. Logging in to an account still tells that site who you are.