+381 country code: Serbia

The +381 code and Serbia

The +381 country code belongs to Serbia, whose official name is the Republic of Serbia. On this page the country shown is Serbia, and the code is used for numbers registered there. Serbia sits in Southeast Europe, within the wider region of Europe. Its capital is Belgrade. The official language is Serbian, and the currency is the Serbian dinar. The ISO country code for Serbia is RS, and the demonym for the country is Serbian.

Local time in Serbia

Serbia uses a single time zone, Europe/Belgrade, at UTC+01:00. Numbers reached through +381 follow the same clock as the rest of the country, since the zone covers the whole territory. The time zone applies to Belgrade and to the rest of Serbia.

What a Serbian mobile number looks like

A Serbian mobile number written in international format appears like this: +381 60 1234567. The +381 part is the country code, and the rest of the digits identify the subscriber line. When you write the number down or store it in a contacts list, keep the +381 prefix and the digits in the same order as the example. Messages and calls to a +381 number are routed to the Serbian mobile network that holds the number.

Calling and messaging over the internet

You can call or message a +381 number over the internet using a data connection. This works from a phone, tablet or computer with an internet connection, and it does not depend on the mobile network in Serbia for the leg between you and the service. The data connection carries the call or message to the destination number. This is one way to reach a Serbian number when you are outside Serbia or when you want to use a data connection rather than a standard line.

Topping up a Serbian mobile number

Slashtel sends prepaid mobile top-ups to Serbia operators MTS, Yettel and A1. You can top up a Serbia number through the recharge page, choosing the operator that serves the number. The top-up adds credit to the prepaid balance held on that Serbian line. The three operators listed here are the ones Slashtel supports for Serbia top-ups.