Temporary Serbia Phone Number — +381 SMS Verification

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TempNumber.me provides temporary Serbian phone numbers with genuine +381 prefixes from MTS (Telekom Srbija), Yettel, and A1 Srbija carrier ranges. These numbers receive SMS verification codes from KupujemProdajem, Halo Oglasi, Glovo, Wolt, Viber, WhatsApp, and over 1,000 other platforms that send to Serbian numbers.

You do not need to live in Serbia, hold a Serbian address, or own a local SIM card. Numbers are activated in your browser from any country. Pricing is credit-based — pay per activation, no subscription.

Serbia Mobile Number Format and Carrier Prefix Ranges

Serbian mobile numbers start with 06 in local format, followed by 7 or 8 digits — for example, 064 XXX XXXX. In international format, the leading 0 is dropped: +381 64 XXX XXXX. Serbia is not an EU member, so +381 sits outside EU roaming rules, but every major Serbian platform and the global messengers accept it as a standard mobile prefix. Three carriers share the market, and each has a fixed set of 06 prefixes.

• MTS (Telekom Srbija)— prefixes 064, 065, 066. The state-owned incumbent and the largest mobile carrier in Serbia by subscribers. MTS runs the widest 4G coverage in the country. The 064 range is the oldest and most widely recognised Serbian mobile prefix.
• Yettel— prefixes 062, 063, 069. Formerly Telenor Serbia, rebranded to Yettel in 2022 after the PPF Group acquisition. Second-largest carrier, strongest in Belgrade and Novi Sad. The 063 range dates back to the original Mobtel network in the 1990s and is accepted everywhere.
• A1 Srbija— prefixes 060, 061. Formerly Vip mobile, rebranded to A1 in 2021 under the Austrian A1 Telekom Austria Group. Third by subscribers, with a younger customer base built on low-cost prepaid bundles.
• Globaltel— prefix 067. A virtual operator running on the MTS network. The 067 range appears less often but is a valid Serbian mobile prefix and platforms treat it like any other +381 number.

When entering a Serbian number on a verification platform, select Serbia (+381) from the country dropdown. Enter the number without the leading 0 or the +381 prefix — for example, 64 XXX XXXX for an MTS number.

Serbian Services That Work with These Numbers

• KupujemProdajem— Serbia's largest classifieds site, covering used goods, cars, property, and jobs. KupujemProdajem requires a verified Serbian mobile number to post listings and to message sellers, so a +381 number is needed on both sides of a transaction.
• Halo Oglasi— The main site for apartment rentals and sales in Belgrade and Novi Sad, plus used cars. Halo Oglasi verifies advertisers by SMS before a listing goes live.
• Glovo Serbia, Wolt Serbia, and Donesi— The three food and grocery delivery apps. Glovo and Wolt operate in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Nis, and Kragujevac; Donesi is the local player that predates both. All three verify accounts by SMS and send order updates to the registered number.
• Viber— The most-used messenger in Serbia, ahead of WhatsApp. Businesses, schools, and government offices run Viber communities, so a +381 Viber account is often the practical requirement for dealing with Serbian contacts. Viber verifies by SMS on registration.
• Messaging — WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal
• Social media — Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, TikTok
• Google services — Gmail, Google Account, YouTube
• Finance— PayPal, Wise, Revolut (SMS step only — Serbian banks require ID-based onboarding, see the FAQ below)
• Gaming and entertainment — Discord, Steam, Spotify

How to Use a Serbia Phone Number for Verification

1. Go to TempNumber.me — Serbia to see available +381 numbers.
2. Copy a number. Serbian mobile numbers in international format start with +381 6 (e.g., +381 64 XXX XXXX for MTS, +381 63 XXX XXXX for Yettel, +381 60 XXX XXXX for A1).
3. Enter the number into the verification field. Select Serbia (+381) from the country dropdown.
4. Return to the number page on TempNumber.me. The SMS code will arrive within 15-45 seconds.
5. Copy the code and complete your verification.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a temporary Serbia phone number?

A +381 virtual number that receives SMS verification codes without a Serbian SIM card or residency. Numbers use MTS (Telekom Srbija), Yettel (formerly Telenor Serbia), or A1 Srbija carrier ranges. Serbian mobile numbers start with 06 in local format — MTS: 064, 065, 066. Yettel: 062, 063, 069. A1: 060, 061. In local format: 06X XXX XXXX (the leading 0 becomes +381 6X in international format).

Which Serbian services work with a temp +381 number?

KupujemProdajem (Serbia's largest classifieds site), Halo Oglasi (property and car listings), Glovo Serbia, Wolt Serbia, and Donesi (food delivery), Viber and WhatsApp (Viber is the most-used messenger in Serbia), and standard global services including Google, Instagram, Facebook, Telegram, and TikTok.

Are Serbian numbers always available on TempNumber.me?

Not always. Serbia has roughly 7 million people and three mobile carriers, so the +381 pool is smaller than pools for Germany, the UK, or Poland. Numbers are usually available, but at peak times the Serbia page may show a short wait or a higher per-activation price. If you need a number immediately and the country is not important for the service, Romania (+40) or Hungary (+36) typically have deeper stock.

Can I use a temp +381 number for Serbian bank apps?

No. Serbia has no national e-ID gate for consumer apps, so marketplaces, delivery apps, and messengers verify by SMS alone. Bank apps are different: Raiffeisen Serbia, Banca Intesa Beograd, and OTP banka Srbija require in-person or video ID onboarding before the phone number is linked. A temp +381 number covers KupujemProdajem, Glovo, Wolt, Viber, and app sign-ups — not bank account opening.