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What is the typical dress code at work and in public places? Is formal dress ever required?
Work is business/business casual. Formal dress may be required for events. - Nov 2025
Embassy dress code is more formal than in other places I've served. Overall Serbs dress nicely when they leave their homes. - Oct 2024
Typical professional dress code at the embassy, in public anything goes. - Sep 2019
Usual formal. - Jan 2019
Suit and tie for men. Normal work attire for women. - Dec 2018
People dress very casually outside of work. Men steer towards sweatpants much of the time. Women tend to be dressier. At the embassy it's business/business casual depending on your section. I wore jeans, shorts, tees, tanks and sweaters on weekends. - Sep 2015
Semi casual in public. Business attire at the Embassy. - Aug 2015
Very casual for men. Women tend to dress up more. Business suits at the U.S. Embassy. Anyone can wear shorts and sneakers without standing out. - Aug 2015
Usually business casual, but some events require business formal attire. - Aug 2014
Formal...similar to the U.S. - Aug 2013
Business casual to business formal. - Apr 2012
Business casual to Business. - Nov 2011
You can wear what you would wear in the U.S. Purchasing clothing here is expensive. - Jul 2011
No tie, plantinum jeans, suit jacket over a wide-collared Euro-trash dress shirt unbuttoned to mid0chest, black leather dress shoes. - Nov 2010
Business casual at work. In public anything goes (and I mean anything). - Jun 2010
