Free Zone Subotica

• The Subotica Free Zone is located in the northern part of Serbia and the province of Vojvodina - next to the border with Hungary and the European Union.
• The E-75 international highway passes through Subotica and represents a major pan-European road that leads from north to south and connects with an international road network heading to the Near East.
• The existing rail line that passes through Subotica is an integral part of the European rail network.
• The Subotica Free Zone was founded in 1996, when a joint stock company was formed to manage the Zone.

Infrastructure in the free zone

• The Zone encompasses 15 hectares of land. It possesses 13.000 square meters of production space, 26.000 square meters of closed storage space, and 313 square meters of office space.
• City water supply
• Road network within the Zone
• Two transformer sub-stations with 2x630 KwA capacities
• Telephone lines
• Projected connection to local gas lines

Business activities...

• Within the Zone, users can engage in a wide range of activities, including production, warehousing, reloading and packing goods, banking, finance, insurance services, and travel services.
• Any activity that doesn't pollute the environment is permitted within the Zone.
• The Subotica Free Zone itself offers a range of services to its users, such as shipping, loading and unloading, insurance, freight forwarding and marketing.