No. By Serbian law, the MUP theory exam is only available in Serbian, Albanian, or Hungarian. We prepare you for the Serbian test in Russian — you'll know all questions and answers and understand the terminology.

Yes, but only for 12 months from the date you receive your residence permit. After that, your foreign license is invalid in Serbia — you must obtain a Serbian one.

A minimum of 40 hours of practical driving — this is a requirement of the Law on Road Traffic Safety. Hours are recorded in the training diary.

40 practice hours are mandatory by law and cannot be reduced. However, if you're an experienced driver, lessons will go more smoothly — the instructor adapts the program to your level.

Yes. A valid residence permit (boravišna dozvola) or white card (potvrda o podnetom zahtevu) is required to enroll and take the MUP exam. Tourist visa is not sufficient.

On average 2–3 months: document collection (1–2 weeks), theory (2–4 weeks), practice (4–6 weeks), exam registration (1–2 weeks). Timelines depend on your intensity and MUP schedule.

In some cases — yes. Serbia has agreements with certain countries. For citizens of Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine, direct exchange is generally not possible — an exam is required. We'll check your situation during consultation.