The North Macedonia–Serbia border separates the Republic of North Macedonia and Serbia in Southeast Europe. It has a length of , or if you include the border between Kosovo and North Macedonia.
Depending on the definition, the border starts either from the tripoint with Albania in the Bjeshka e Kokës mountains, or at the tripoint Kosovo-Serbia-North Macedonia near Preševo and then continues eastward until it reaches the tripoint with Bulgaria at Žeravino.
Border crossings
There are currently three functioning border crossings between the two countries, two of which are open to motor vehicles. The following is a table of the crossing points, listed from West to East:
Macedonian checkpoint Municipality Serbian checkpoint District Route in North Macedonia Route in Serbia Status Lojane Lipkovo Miratovac Pčinja local road local road CLOSED Tabanovce Kumanovo Preševo Pčinja Open Tatarinovac Staro Nagoričane Slavujevac Pčinja local road local road CLOSED Pelince Staro Nagoričane Prohor Pčinjski Pčinja R-1207 M-233 Open Ogut Kriva Palanka Lesnica Pčinja R-2245 M-235 CLOSED Golema Crcorija Kriva Palanka Goleš Pčinja R-2250 M-444 Open - only pedestrians
The crossings at Brodec/Restelica, Jažince/Globočica, Blace/Elez Han and Belanovce/Stančić are controlled by the Republic of Kosovo.
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