Most travelers from the EU, UK, USA, Canada, and many other countries can enter visa-free for up to 90 days. Visitors should check with the nearest Kosovo embassy or consulate for any country-specific requirements.

Be in Balkan advises carrying a valid passport and checking regional entry logistics, especially when combining Kosovo with other Balkan destinations. Visit Kosovo confidently and experience the freedom of a young and open republic.

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Kosovar cuisine is a delicious blend of Balkan, Turkish, and Mediterranean influences. Traditional dishes include flija, tavë kosi, pite, and sarma -often served with fresh bread and homemade yogurt. While you travel to Kosovo, don’t miss the grilled meats and rich stews shared around communal tables.

Coffee culture is strong, and desserts like baklava and trileqe sweeten every meal. Whether in a rustic village home or a modern café in Pristina, Be in Kosovo and discover how food brings people together.

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Kosovo’s healthcare system is improving steadily, with private clinics and public hospitals available in urban areas. In Pristina and larger towns, services are increasingly modern, and English-speaking staff are common.

Pharmacies (“barnatore”) are easy to find, and most provide over – the-counter and prescription medications. Be in Balkan ensures you stay informed, safe, and supported during your trip to Kosovo.

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The official languages are Albanian and Serbian, with Turkish, Bosnian, and Romani recognized regionally. Albanian is spoken by the majority and reflects the country’s strong cultural identity.

English is widely understood among younger generations and in urban centers. A few words in Albanian – like “faleminderit” (thank you) – go a long way. When you Be in Kosovo, language is both a connector and a symbol of shared respect.

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Kosovo’s restaurant scene is diverse and lively. From traditional tavernas serving lamb stew and baked pies to stylish bistros and international eateries in Pristina, every taste is catered for.

When you visit Kosovo, you’ll find warm hospitality and generous portions. In Prizren, enjoy riverside dining; in Peja, relax after mountain hikes with local wine and hearty food. Be in Kosovo, and every meal becomes a cultural encounter.

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Kosovo offers everything from boutique hotels in historic towns to modern apartments and cozy guesthouses. Accommodations in Pristina, Gjakova, and Peja are expanding, offering comfort, style, and affordability.

Be in Balkan curates stays that connect you with Kosovo’s spirit – whether that’s a mountain retreat or a cultural escape in the city. Let your trip to Kosovo be as restful as it is inspiring.

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Kosovo’s museums reflect its ancient roots and modern journey. The Ethnological Museum and National Museum of Kosovo in Pristina explore the country’s cultural evolution. In Prizren, Ottoman and religious heritage take center stage.

Smaller museums and galleries highlight Kosovo’s art, resistance movements, and folklore. To Be in Kosovo is to understand a people rising with pride, memory, and creativity.

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Pristina buzzes with youthful energy. Bars, live music venues, and late-night cafés fill the capital with rhythm and conversation. The nightlife here is dynamic, artistic, and welcoming.

In Prizren, evenings are more relaxed – riverfront cafes, jazz bars, and cultural festivals offer charm and intimacy. Peja, close to the Rugova Mountains, has alpine lodges and casual taverns for quieter nights.

Whether you’re dancing downtown or sipping tea with locals, Be in Kosovo, and experience nightlife that blends warmth with authenticity.

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Kosovo uses 230V power with European plugs (C & F). Internet coverage is strong in cities, with many cafés offering free Wi-Fi. Mobile providers like Vala and IPKO offer affordable SIMs.

Public services – transport, taxis, post – are functional, and Be in Balkan is here to help you navigate your journey efficiently while you visit Kosovo.

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Kosovo uses the euro (EUR) as its official currency, though it is not a Eurozone member. Card payments are widely accepted, and ATMs are common in urban areas.

Major banks include ProCredit Bank, Raiffeisen Bank Kosovo, TEB Bank, NLB Banka, and BPB. Whether withdrawing cash or sending funds, Be in Kosovo and feel secure with modern banking support.

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Helpful contacts during your trip to Kosovo:

• Emergency (All Services): 112
• Police: 192
• Ambulance: 194
• Fire Brigade: 193
• Tourist Info (Pristina): +383 38 213 391

Be in Balkan is always ready to assist and connect you with help when needed.

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Kosovo observes Central European Time (CET, UTC+1) and switches to CEST (UTC+2) during daylight saving time.

Whether you’re syncing travel plans or enjoying the long light of summer evenings, Be in Kosovo and let time align with exploration and ease.

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