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Gross debt in Serbia

The government gross debt refers to the total of all sums of money that have to be paid to other countries, communities or institutions. On the other hand not included in the gross debt are the demands of a country to foreign ones.

The gross debt in Serbia in the period from 2003 to 2020 was between 12.3 billion and 31.2 billion USD. The hightest level within the past 17 years was reached in 2014. However, the liabilities in 2020 have been only 31 billion USD

Based on the number of inhabitants, this is in Serbia a debt of 4,437 USD per person. For comparison: The average debt per person in the same year in the European Union was 30,798 USD.


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Gross debt of the last 17 years in billion USD




YearSerbia totalSerbia per capitaEU per capita
200316.10 bn USD2,152 USD15,286 USD
200416.22 bn USD2,173 USD17,595 USD
200514.16 bn USD1,903 USD18,327 USD
200612.26 bn USD1,654 USD18,877 USD
200713.34 bn USD1,808 USD20,898 USD
200815.68 bn USD2,134 USD24,086 USD
200915.04 bn USD2,055 USD25,361 USD
201016.85 bn USD2,311 USD26,496 USD
201121.00 bn USD2,903 USD29,231 USD
201223.03 bn USD3,199 USD28,174 USD
201327.23 bn USD3,800 USD29,981 USD
201431.24 bn USD4,382 USD30,648 USD
201527.75 bn USD3,911 USD25,920 USD
201627.58 bn USD3,907 USD26,262 USD
201725.55 bn USD3,639 USD27,025 USD
201827.18 bn USD3,893 USD28,454 USD
201926.77 bn USD3,855 USD27,178 USD
202030.61 bn USD4,437 USD30,798 USD


Comparison of the gross debt per capita with the European Union in Euro



      Serbia       European Union


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