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Croatia — Serbia border

Border crossings Croatia — Serbia for road trips: hours on each side, what is closed and who is refused — in both directions, how long the border usually takes and what your own vehicle needs.

In short

Between Croatia — Serbia there are 7 border crossings, 7 with a name. Before you go, check them on the official sites of both countries.

  • Updated 26 October 2026
  • 7 crossings

Which way you are going

Each country has its own border service and rules — we show both sides.

Croatia → Serbia

The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

Visa for Serbia →

Serbia → Croatia

The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

Visa for Croatia →

Border crossings

Hours are as reported by each side; one side open 24/7 does not mean the other is.

  • Granični prijelaz Batina

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Granični prijelaz Erdut

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Granični prijelaz Ilok

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Granični prijelaz Ilok II

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Granični prijelaz Principovac II

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Šid border crossing

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

  • Border crosing Batrovci

    The border usually takes ≈ 1–3 h — CAMPLY estimate.

    On the map →

Questions

Croatia — Serbia border: FAQ

Which border crossings are there between Croatia — Serbia?
The directory has 7 crossings: Granični prijelaz Batina, Granični prijelaz Erdut, Granični prijelaz Ilok, Granični prijelaz Ilok II, Granični prijelaz Principovac II, Šid border crossing and Border crosing Batrovci. Status and hours are shown for each crossing on this page.
How long does the border usually take?
Usually ≈ 1–3 h. This is our estimate, not a live queue: in season and on holidays it can take longer.
What do I need to enter with my own vehicle?
Insurance, vehicle papers (sometimes a carnet) and a licence — it depends on where your car is registered. Add that country in the Garage and the trip plan will tell you what your vehicle needs.

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Related

Border crossings — OpenStreetMap. “Usual” estimates — CAMPLY.