VIP Exchange Offices - exchange rate list

According to the exchange rate list from 20/06/2017, VIP Exchange Offices buys euros at 121.00 and sells them at 122.50 dinars.

For the euro there is a legal limit: the buying rate in an exchange office may not be lower, and the selling rate may not be higher, than the official NBS middle rate by more than 1.25%. At the middle rate for 05/11/2026 (117.6018), this means an exchange office must buy euros at no less than 116.14 and sell them at no more than 119.07 dinars. The rule is set by the National Bank of Serbia, has applied since 1 January 2019 to authorised exchange offices and the public postal operator, and does not apply to banks.

No. The ±1.25% band is prescribed only for the euro. For the dollar, franc and other currencies, the exchange office sets its rates based on the cash exchange rate list of the bank it has a contract with, so the differences between exchange offices can be larger. For these currencies it pays to compare rates.

Not for a regular exchange. Since December 2025, exchange offices may not charge a commission when buying or selling genuine banknotes in circulation. A commission is allowed only when buying damaged banknotes or banknotes no longer in circulation, and its maximum percentage must be displayed in the exchange office. If an exchange office applies a euro rate outside the legal band, you can report it to the National Bank of Serbia.

No. An exchange office sets its own rate list and may change it during the day, so the rate can differ from morning to afternoon. The rate on the list is the one the exchange office must not go below when buying or above when selling; for larger amounts, an exchange office may offer a better rate, within the range between its buying and selling rate. It is worth asking for a better rate before exchanging a larger amount.

It depends. For the euro, exchange offices must stay within the legal band of ±1.25% around the NBS middle rate. Banks set their rates themselves and may offer their clients a better rate than the one on the public list (e.g. for a foreign currency account or in mobile banking). Compare the published lists in the comparison table, and for a larger amount also check your own bank's offer.

Every 30 minutes, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. The rate at a particular location may differ, so confirm it at the exchange office.