Taxis are freely available at the airport. Taxi fare to the city centre is generally YUM 1000 for the 20 minute drive. Passengers are advised against using these taxis for areas outside of Belgrade as charges are unreasonably high. Travellers should also be wary of unlicensed drivers and touts who routinely overcharge tourists.

Numerous local and international car rental agencies are represented at the airport, including Alamo, Avis, Budget, Hertz, National, Sixt and Thrifty.

Travel time into the city centre is about 20 minutes by bus or taxi. Several bus companies operate frequent services to various points in the city centre, the fare costing around 60 din. Tickets are sold on the bus. Taxis are freely available at the airport.

Tel: +381 (0)11 209 4000.

RSD 1, 000 (international), RSD 500 (domestic).

The airport features several banks and exchange bureau, as well as ATMs, most situated in the International Arrivals hall. There are two restaurants, a bar and snack kiosks at the airport. Several shops, selling everything from jewellery to foreign newspapers and souvenirs, are available in the main hall and duty free goods can be purchased beyond the passport control point. Several tourist information agencies have desks in the arrivals area, and the airport has excellent medical facilities.

Serbian is the official language.

The currency of Serbia is the Serbian Dinar (RSD), which is divided into 100 para. Dinars are not accepted in Kosovo, where the Euro is the official currency and there are no money exchange facilities. Credit cards and travellers cheques are accepted by most of the larger hotels and shops in Serbia. There are money exchange machines in Belgrade that accept Sterling, US Dollars and Euros. ATMs in the cities usually accept international bank cards.

The airport consists of a single terminal building divided into two terminals.

Local time is GMT +2 (March to September); GMT +1 (October to February).