Serbia border crossings — live wait times

Current queues at all 29 Serbian border crossings, listed separately for cars and trucks and separately for leaving the country and entering it. Data comes from the AMSS map (original source: the Border Police Directorate of the Serbian Ministry of Interior) and refreshes every 30 minutes. The page has a map of the crossings, a 48-hour wait chart, closed-crossing flags and an alert subscription that pings you once the queue clears.

The map covers all 43 border crossings between Serbia and its neighbours: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria, Montenegro, North Macedonia. Source: the AMSS map (Auto-moto savez Srbije, original data from the Serbian Border Police Directorate), polled every 30 minutes. Last update: 18/10/2026 14:47.

Live queue readings are currently available for 19 of 43 crossings. No crossing is closed right now.

Readings collected: 87 167, tracked since 19/08/2026 — each crossing gets a 48-hour wait chart and a typical-for-this-hour estimate.

Where the queue is real right now

Šid (Croatia) — cars: exit 30 min, entry no data; trucks: exit 360 min, entry 30 min
Batrovci (Croatia) — cars: exit no data, entry 30 min; trucks: exit 30 min, entry 120 min

Crossings by neighbouring country

Bosnia and Herzegovina — crossings: 9

Badovinci — no data
Bajina Bašta — no data
Jamena — no data
Kotroman — no data
Ljubovija — no data
Mali Zvornik — no data
Sremska Rača — no data
Trbušnica — no data
Uvac — no data

Hungary — crossings: 9

Bajmok — cars: exit 0 min, entry 0 min; trucks: exit 0 min, entry 0 min
Bački Breg — cars: exit 0 min, entry 0 min; trucks: exit 0 min, entry 0 min
Bački Vinogradi — cars: exit 0 min, entry 0 min; trucks: exit 0 min, entry 0 min
Horgoš — cars: exit 30 min, entry 0 min; trucks: exit no data, entry 0 min
Horgoš II — cars: exit 0 min, entry 0 min; trucks: exit 0 min, entry 0 min
Kelebija — cars: exit 0 min, entry 0 min; trucks: exit 0 min, entry 0 min
Rabe — cars: exit 0 min, entry 0 min; trucks: exit 0 min, entry 0 min
Rastina — cars: exit 0 min, entry 0 min; trucks: exit 0 min, entry 0 min
Đala — cars: exit 0 min, entry 0 min; trucks: exit 0 min, entry 0 min

Croatia — crossings: 8

Batrovci — cars: exit no data, entry 30 min; trucks: exit 30 min, entry 120 min
Bačka Palanka — no data
Bezdan — no data
Bogojevo — no data
Ljuba — no data
Neštin — no data
Sot — no data
Šid — cars: exit 30 min, entry no data; trucks: exit 360 min, entry 30 min

Romania — crossings: 8

Jaša Tomić — cars: exit 10 min, entry 10 min
Kaluđerovo — cars: exit 10 min, entry 10 min; trucks: exit 10 min, entry 10 min
Nakovo — cars: exit 10 min, entry 10 min
Srpska Crnja — cars: exit 10 min, entry 10 min; trucks: exit 10 min, entry 10 min
Vatin — cars: exit 10 min, entry 10 min; trucks: exit 10 min, entry 10 min
Vrbica — cars: exit 10 min, entry 10 min
Đerdap 1 — cars: exit 10 min, entry 10 min; trucks: exit 10 min, entry 10 min
Đerdap 2 — cars: exit 10 min, entry 10 min

Bulgaria — crossings: 4

Gradina — no data
Ribarci — no data
Strezimirovci — no data
Vrška Čuka — no data

Montenegro — crossings: 3

Gostun — no data
Jabuka — no data
Špiljani — no data

North Macedonia — crossings: 2

Preševo — no data
Prohor Pčinjski — no data

What this page shows

For every crossing the wait is listed separately for cars and trucks, and separately for leaving Serbia and entering it. 30 minutes is the AMSS nominal value for traffic without delays; anything above that means a real queue. Closed crossings are flagged. The page also has a map of all crossings, a 48-hour wait chart and an alert subscription that notifies you once the queue is back to 30 minutes.

Useful sections

Public holidays — Dates when borders and highways are packed with holiday traffic
Border insurance — Mandatory insurance for cars on foreign plates
Visas and entry to Serbia — Entry rules and visa requirements by country
Intercity transport — Buses and routes, including international lines
Cars in Serbia — Buying, selling and registering vehicles