Border crossings: Belaya Tserkov — Naidas, Belgrade — Moravita, Iron Gates I — Portile de Fier I, Iron Gates II — Portile de Fier II, Kaluđerovo — Naidăș...
Border queues today: 01.05.2026
As of 07:06 the shortest queue is at Nakovo — Lunga (20 min). The longest queue is at Kaluđerovo — Naidăș (30 min).
Nakordoni.eu is your online border-queue monitoring service. Planning a trip from Serbia to Romania? Get the latest real-time information for border crossing points. We track all key BCPs on this route: Belaya Tserkov — Naidas, Belgrade — Moravita, Iron Gates I — Portile de Fier I, Iron Gates II — Portile de Fier II, Kaluđerovo — Naidăș, Nakovo — Lunga, Srpska Crnja — Jimbolia, Vatin — Moravita, Vrsac — Jimbolia, Đerdap 1 — Portille de Fier 1, Đerdap 2 — Portille de Fier 2.
Nakordoni.eu provides the most up-to-date information about queues at all border crossing points between Serbia and Romania in real-time. Our border queue monitoring service helps thousands of travelers daily plan their border crossing and save time. We track data from 11 key border checkpoints: Belaya Tserkov — Naidas, Belgrade — Moravita, Iron Gates I — Portile de Fier I, Iron Gates II — Portile de Fier II, Kaluđerovo — Naidăș, Nakovo — Lunga, Srpska Crnja — Jimbolia, Vatin — Moravita, Vrsac — Jimbolia, Đerdap 1 — Portille de Fier 1, Đerdap 2 — Portille de Fier 2. Information is updated every 15 minutes from the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine and the Polish Border Guard, allowing you to get the most accurate picture of the border situation. Use our online service to choose the optimal border checkpoint and crossing time.
Recommendations for crossing the border Serbia — Romania
Check queues online 1-2 hours before departure — the situation can change
The shortest queues are usually observed on weekdays from 10:00 to 15:00
Avoid Friday and Sunday evenings — this is the busiest time at the border
Prepare all documents in advance: passport, Green Card, by passenger car
Pay attention to border points with less traffic — you can often save 2-3 hours
Follow updates on our website — we are the first to inform about changes in checkpoint operations
Frequently asked questions about crossing the border Serbia — Romania
How long to wait at the border Serbia — Romania?
Waiting time depends on the load of a specific border checkpoint. On average for of cars it is 1-4 hours. Use our service to choose the checkpoint with the shortest queue.
At what time is it best to cross the border Serbia — Romania?
Statistical data shows that the least queues are on weekdays from 10:00 to 15:00. The most congested time is Friday evening and Sunday evening when many people return from trips.
What documents are needed to cross the border Serbia — Romania?
For crossing by by passenger car you need: a valid passport, Green Card insurance, by passenger car certificate. For entry to the EU you may also need proof of sufficient funds and return tickets.
How reliable is the data on Nakordoni.eu?
We receive data directly from official sources — the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine and the Polish Border Guard. Information is updated every 15 minutes, which allows you to get the most relevant data.
Which border crossing to choose to avoid queues?
There is no universal answer — the situation changes daily. Use our real-time monitoring service to see the current state at all checkpoints and choose the least congested one. We also provide queue forecasts for the next 4 hours.
What is Nakordoni monitoring?
Nakordoni monitoring is an online service at Nakordoni.eu that shows border crossing queues in real time. Data is updated every 1–10 minutes. Official website — nakordoni.eu
Remember that the situation on the Serbia — Romania border can change quickly. Use our queue-monitoring service “Nakordoni” for real-time updates and check the data right before you depart. Plan your trip with us!
