How much does parking cost at Belgrade Airport?
From 100 RSD for the first 3 hours at the P11 Tesla car park to 400 RSD per started hour at P1, right next to the building. A full day costs 500 RSD at P11, 1,000 RSD at P2, 1,500 RSD at P7 and 3,000 RSD in the garage; P1 and P3 have no daily rate, so every started hour is charged. If you drive someone to the airport and stop in front of departures (Kiss & Fly), the first 5 minutes are free and every minute after that costs the driver 100 RSD. All car parks are open 24/7 and take cash (RSD) or card.
Source: beg.aero, parking, P2 (PDF), garaža (PDF), P7 (PDF), P11 (PDF), P1 (PDF), P3 (PDF), Kiss & Fly (PDF). Checked on 03.11.2026.
More details →Which terminal do I fly from at Belgrade Airport?
Both are parts of one building. For departures, every airline on the airport's official list is marked Terminal 1, and your boarding pass and the departure screens show exactly where to check in. For arrivals, the arrivals board shows flights landing at Terminal 2.
Source: beg.aero, Airlines, Rides.rs, arrivals board 29.07.–08.09.2026. Checked on 03.11.2026.
More details →Is Belgrade Airport open 24 hours?
The airport's information desk and all of its car parks are open 24/7, so you can arrive or be dropped off at any hour; the airport does not publish separate opening hours for the terminal building. If you land or leave at night, arrange your ride in advance.
Source: beg.aero, Travel assistance, beg.aero, parking. Checked on 03.11.2026.
More details →How do I get a safe ride from Belgrade Airport?
The safe way to leave the airport is a ride with a price agreed before you walk out. The official airport taxi charges a fixed price per city zone, shown on a voucher from the e-kiosks (three in the baggage hall, one in the arrivals hall). That price covers up to 4 passengers with luggage, and the taxi rank is in front of arrivals. A pre-booked transfer works the same way: the price is fixed when you book and you pay at the end of the ride.
Source: beg.aero, Taxi service. Checked on 03.11.2026.
More details →Is there a fast track at Belgrade Airport, and how much is it?
Yes, a Fast Lane voucher for departing passengers costs 5 €: you buy the voucher at the Information desk on the ground floor of the terminal (open 24/7) and it gets you to passport control faster. It does not skip check-in, security or boarding, and it is not sold for arrivals.
Source: beg.aero, Travel assistance. Checked on 03.11.2026.
More details →I have a layover at Belgrade Airport. What do I do?
If you are connecting, you usually stay in the transit area and go to the transfer counter between waiting rooms A1 and C1/C2. Arriving from some countries you do not go through security again (the One Stop Security rule). With a long layover, and if you do not need a visa for Serbia, you can leave the airport and come back; a Rides.rs transfer has a fixed price (Belgrade from €39, Novi Sad from €59), paid at the end of the ride.
Source: beg.aero, Travel assistance. Checked on 03.11.2026.
More details →Where is the arrivals exit at Belgrade Airport, and where does my ride wait?
From the arrivals hall you walk straight out in front of the building, where the official taxi rank is. For a fixed-price taxi, take a voucher from an e-kiosk on your way out (three in the baggage hall, one in the arrivals hall). If you booked a Rides.rs transfer, your driver waits one level up, at departures, unless you chose VIP meet & greet: then the driver meets you inside the arrivals hall. Before you land you get written directions and the driver's direct number.
Source: beg.aero, Taxi service. Checked on 03.11.2026.
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