Embassy of Libya in Belgrade, Serbia; address Sime Lozanića 8, Beograd; phone +2663445.
Also accredited to: Montenegro, North Macedonia
Libya offers diverse landscapes and historical sites, making it an intriguing but under-explored destination for tourists. Its Mediterranean coastline adds to its appeal, though the tourism infrastructure and hospitality services are still developing. This could attract a segment of the 7 million Serbians looking for unique travel experiences.
Libya is generally considered unsafe for tourists, including those from Serbia. According to the Global Peace Index, Libya ranks 126th out of 160 countries, significantly lower than Serbia's 53rd position. While specific crime statistics for Libya are limited, Serbia has a low murder rate of 1.1 per 100,000 people, whereas Libya's data is not available. The Global Organized Crime Index also highlights concerns, with Libya scoring poorly in various categories: mafia groups (8.0), human trafficking (9.5), and arms trafficking (9.5), compared to Serbia's scores of 6.0, 5.0, and 7.5, respectively. Overall, the safety conditions in Libya are not comparable to those in Serbia, making it advisable for tourists to exercise caution and consider travel advisories before visiting Libya.