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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

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ON-LINE APPOINTMENT BOOKING

ON-LINE APPOINTMENT BOOKING FOR CONSULAR SERVICES

A new application for booking appointments for Consular Services has been introduced by the Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia in Sydney.

Accordingly, starting on 24th October 2022, appointment booking for services at the Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia in Sydney, will be possible exclusively through the online e-CONSULATE application.

The application is bilingual, available in Serbian Cyrillic and Latin alphabet, as well as in English language. Please note that all fields must be complted in the selected language and alphabet. When the required consular service is selected, an available appointment can be booked by selecting the date in the calendar on the right side of the application. For additional information, please go to HELP within the application.

COVID-19: ENTRY CONDITIONS 

Starting 03.05.2022, there are no restrictions on entering the Republic of Serbia.

Face masks are mandatory in health facilities and recommended for other indoor spaces.


 
 
 
EXTRAORDINARY ELECTIONS FOR MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA, WILL BE HELD ON THE 17th DECEMBER, 2023

All citizens of the Republic of Serbia – who reside abroad and who are registered on the Serbian Electoral Roll, can submit a request to the Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia in Sydney or the Serbian Embassy in Canberra, to vote abroad, that is, in Australia.

Application forms for Electoral Roll registration and voting abroad, as well as detailed instructions, are in the News section of this website, in the Serbian language.

03 November 2023.


PUBLIC CALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR THE AWARD OF NATIONAL RECOGNITIONS FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION, RESULTS AND MERIT IN THE FIELD OF ACHIEVING COOPERATION AND STRENGTHENING THE TIES BETWEEN THE HOME COUNTRY AND THE DIASPORA, AS WELL AS THE HOME COUNTRY AND SERBS IN THE REGION

We would like to inform you that Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dačić made decision No. 361/30-2022/01, dated 16th November 2022 which announces a public call for submitting proposals for awarding national awards for exceptional contribution, results and merits in the field of achieving cooperation and strengthening the ties between the home country and the diaspora, as well as the home country and Serbs in the region.
You can view the published public invitation at the following links:

https://www.mfa.gov.rs/
https://www.dijaspora.gov.rs/lat/uprava-za-dijasporu-konkursi/


07.02.2022. - Belgrade to receive a Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Prime Minister Ana Brnabic attended today in Geneva the signing of the Agreement on the Establishment of the World Economic Forum Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution in Serbia, the first of its kind in the Western Balkans.

The agreement was signed at the headquarters of that forum by Director of the Office for Information Technologies and eGovernment Mihailo Jovanovic and Managing Director and Head of the Forum's Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Jeremy Jurgens.

The centre in Serbia will be the 16th in the network of centres of the World Economic Forum in the world and the first in the region of the Western Balkans.

The new centre will start operating on 1 March and will function as a non-profit organisation and a platform for public-private partnership and cooperation for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, while the focus of work will be on artificial intelligence and bioengineering.

This centre will work within the Serbian government’s Office for Information Technologies and eGovernment and will cooperate with scientific institutes, state institutions and the private sector.

The signing of this document was also attended by founder and Executive Director of the World Economic Forum Klaus Schwab and President of the World Economic Forum Borge Brende, with whom Brnabic had previously met.

Addressing the press, Brnabic pointed out that this agreement is the result of many years of joint work between Serbia and the World Economic Forum.

We started talking in 2018, signed a Memorandum of Understanding, then 2020 hampered us a bit, but we continued to plan in 2021 and here we are today, she said.

According to her, the centre will be focused on the development of artificial intelligence, biomedicine and biotechnology, and on the ways in which digitalisation can raise the productivity of companies and the entire economy.

This is what further leads to higher salaries, a better standard of living, as well as to an economy that is mainly based on knowledge, creativity and innovation, Brnabic emphasised.

Today, we have received great recognition for everything that Serbia has done in the field of digitalisation, development of high technologies and paradigm shift – from an economy that was based on labour-intensive investments to digital development.
That is why this agreement shows that Serbia has been recognised as one of the leaders in the economy and IT industry in the last six years, the Prime Minister pointed out and assessed that this is the announcement of the beginning of an even closer cooperation between Serbia and WEF.

She added that they will have a joint meeting with the 16 WEF centres for the fourth industrial revolution in the world every month, at which they will talk about what each of them is doing, since each has a different focus.

That is how we will hear what everyone is doing every month, learn from each other and I am sure that the centre in Belgrade will be one of the best, the Prime Minister said.

According to her, this gives us visibility, the opportunity to further establish Serbia as an investment destination, a country good for living and investing in new technologies and knowledge.

Jovanovic said that the ecosystem formed around the centre will use the infrastructure of the National Platform for the Development of Artificial Intelligence, the Centre for Genome Sequencing and the future bioeconomic centre – BIO4 Campus.

Izvor/Foto: Tanjug


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