The ethnic population of the Republic of Serbia is heterogeneous, which resulted from the country's turbulent past. The majority of the population of Serbia are Serbs, but another 37 nationalities also live on its territory. All citizens have equal rights and responsibilities and enjoy full ethnic equality.
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Population and language of Serbia
03/08/2019
The Constitution of the Republic of Serbia guarantees the rights to minorities, in accordance with the highest international standards.
The last 2002 census puts the population of Serbia at 7,498,001 excluding Kosovo-Metohija, which is 92.3 percent of the population of the State Union of Serbia-Montenegro.
Serbs make up 82.86 percent of the population, Hungarians 3.91 percent, Bosniaks 1.82 percent, followed by Roma 1.44 percent, Croats 0.94 percent, Albanians 0.82 percent,Slovaks 0.79 percent, Vlachs 0.53 percent, Romanians 0.46 percent, Bulgarians 0.27 percent, etc.
The official language in Serbia is Serbian and the alphabet in official use is Cyrillic, while Latin script is also used.
In the areas inhabited by national minorities, the languages and alphabets of the minorities are in official use, as provided by law.
The last 2002 census puts the population of Serbia at 7,498,001 excluding Kosovo-Metohija, which is 92.3 percent of the population of the State Union of Serbia-Montenegro.
Serbs make up 82.86 percent of the population, Hungarians 3.91 percent, Bosniaks 1.82 percent, followed by Roma 1.44 percent, Croats 0.94 percent, Albanians 0.82 percent,Slovaks 0.79 percent, Vlachs 0.53 percent, Romanians 0.46 percent, Bulgarians 0.27 percent, etc.
The official language in Serbia is Serbian and the alphabet in official use is Cyrillic, while Latin script is also used.
In the areas inhabited by national minorities, the languages and alphabets of the minorities are in official use, as provided by law.