I am a big fan of Rick Owens clothing and that is my style, should I be concerned to wear skirts and long t-shirts in Belgrade? To be honest I have never had any problems anywhere in the world and I am used to the occasional stare of people which I don't give a fu** about. Someone told me I should pay attention to travel to Serbia dressed "like that", I don't understand why. I know it is a conservative country but do I really have to change the way I look???? Is Serbia such a strict country???

Sekcija: 224, Red: N, Sedista: 3 i 4

Sector: 224, Row: N, Seats: 3 & 4

Здраво!

I have an upcoming flight from Belgrade BEG to Germany departing at approx 6:00 AM

Since it's an international flight, I would need to arrive around 3:00 AM, which would mean taking an expensive taxi to the airport in the middle of the night and getting up around 2:00 AM.

Instead, I was thinking about taking the last public transport to the airport the previous evening (around 11 PM–12 AM) and spending the rest of the night at the airport.

I have a few questions:

• Am I allowed to stay overnight at the airport?
• I only have carry-on luggage. Would I be able to go through security and into the departure area around midnight, or does security only open a few hours before departure? I believe it would be better to sit/lay down airside than in the public area. I also came across this mention of someone being asked to move, so I wasn't sure what the current situation is: https://www.sleepinginairports.net/guides/belgrade-airport-guide.htm
• This will be my first time re-entering the Schengen Area since the Entry/Exit System (EES) was introduced. Does this change the situation in any way? Should I expect longer processing times or anything different?

Any advice or recent experiences would be greatly appreciated :)

Thanks in advance!