Buying train tickets online in Serbia: step by step

What to prepare before buying

You need the origin and destination stations, date, exact departure, and passenger details. For a mandatory-reservation service such as SOKO, do not select only the route: check the train number because the ticket is tied to a specific departure and seat.

Use the vozovi.rs timetable to compare journey time, intermediate stops, and reported delays before paying.

Five steps to a digital ticket

1. Find the departure on vozovi.rs and check whether it is direct or requires a change.
2. Enter the same route, date, and exact train in the ticketing system.
3. Choose the class and check whether a seat reservation is included.
4. Before payment, verify the stations, date, and time once more.
5. Save the PDF or QR code locally on your phone and open it before boarding.

Discounts, return tickets, and advance sales

Under the rules effective from 15 July 2026, domestic tickets can be purchased up to 60 days in advance, and online purchases receive a 5% discount on the regular or reduced fare. A 20% return-ticket discount applies when exact trains and dates are selected for both legs.

Price and availability vary by service and route, so treat them as details of a specific departure rather than a permanent price for the route.

What to check on your ticket

• travel date and departure time;
• origin station—especially Beograd Centar, Novi Beograd, or Zemun;
• train, carriage, and seat number when reserved;
• passenger name and any discount entitlement;
• whether the ticket is one-way or return.

Completing the purchase

vozovi.rs does not issue or charge for tickets. After selecting your departure, complete the purchase through the operator’s official ticketing system. This is an external step; return to vozovi.rs to check route details, service notices, and passenger delay reports.

Checked on 25 August 2026. Rules and fares may change, so read the conditions shown for your specific ticket before paying.

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