Serbian Dinar

About The Serbian Dinar: The Currency of Serbia

Quick Facts About the Serbian Dinar Notes

Country of Origin	Republic of Serbia
Symbol	DIN / дин
Currency Code	RSD
Nick Names	Post-Yugoslavia Dinar
Minor units	Para
Denominations (Banknotes)	DIN 10, DIN 20, DIN 50, DIN 100, DIN 200, DIN 500, DIN 1,000, DIN 2,000, DIN 5,000 (Rarely Used)
Motto
Identification Feature	All current banknotes issued by the Republic of Serbia have portraits of renowned and notable Serbians on them.
Issuing Bank	National Bank of Serbia
In Circulation Since	2003

The Serbian Dinar currency is the official currency and legal tender of the Republic of Serbia since the year 2003. Issued and maintained by the National bank of Serbia, the Serbian Dinar exchange rate has been relatively stable over the years with the Serbian dinar price not changing much compared to similar currencies. Serbia, not being a member of the European Union, does not use the euro and as such Serbian Dinar to Euro is about 0.0085, while Serbian Dinar to SEK is about 0.095. You can sell Serbian Dinar at a Serbian Dinar to INR rate of around 0 🔄.

History of the Serbian Dinar

The Serbian Dinar currency has a long and complex history tracing back to the Middle Ages, with the first mentions of the Serbian Dinar dating back to the year 1214 AD. The first modern Serbian dinar, however, did not appear until 1868, following the withdrawal of Ottoman troops from the region in 1867. The Serbian Dinar symbol did not come to be until the 20th century.

The Serbian Dinar symbol, however, was briefly replaced by the Yugoslavian Dinar and Yugoslavian Krone in 1920 before being replaced by the Serbian Dinar again in 1941 German Occupied Serbia at a Reichsmark to Serbian Dinar rate of 250. The current Serbian Dinar also known as the post-Yugoslavia Dinar came into circulation in the year 2003. Currently, the Serbian Dinar to dollar rate is around 0.0091.

Countries Accepting the Serbian Dinar

Amount in the Serbian Dinar You Should Carry for Your Trip

Determining the ideal amount of Serbian Dinar that you should carry for your trip to the country depends heavily on several factors, with accommodation, food, transportation, and planned activities being the most prominent ones. The Republic of Serbia is relatively cheaper compared to other European countries. Finding Serbian Dinar Forex cards can be hard as most travel cards don’t operate in Serbia.

A moderately adjusted trip avoiding luxury hotels costs anywhere from 3,300-5,500 RSD a day in Serbia; however, an experience with luxury dining, extravagant accommodation, and similar amenities can easily cost upwards of 12,000 RSD. A well-planned trip with certain adjustments can cost less than 2000 RSD, and with 1 Serbian Dinar to USD being currently valued at 0.0091, this comes to less than 20 USD.

Even though the Serbian Dinar rate is quite stable, it is still recommended that you check the live Serbian Dinar rate before you buy Serbian Dinar at a Serbian Dinar currency exchange.