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          YUGOSLAVIA
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Yugoslavia today refers only
to the republics of Serbia,
Montenegro and Macedonia, the
other republics having gained
independence in 1991-92.
Macedonia may follow suit. The
economy is largely
agricultural, but exports
include chemicals, machinery,
textiles and clothing.

Area (Sq. Km): 127,886

Population: 11,807,098

Capital: Belgrade

Language:
Serbo-Croat

Religion:
Eastern Orthodox

Government Type:
Federal republic

Currency: Dinar

Embassy:
None

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Foreign Office Advice:

Whilst UN sanctions relating
to air traffic into Yugoslavia
(Serbia and Montenegro) have
been eased, the majority of UN
sanctions remain in force and
visitors should be aware of
continuing problems. There
have been cases of robberies
and muggings on the erratic
international train services.
The border area with Bosnia
should be avoided. Visitors
should be aware of the
possibility of a rapid
increase in tension if
military intervention occurs
in the region.

All British Nationals should
ensure they have registered at
the British Embassy in
Belgrade (Tel: 011 645 055)
and that the Embassy is
informed of any change of
address or telephone number.

For more information ring:

 Foreign Office Travel Unit

       0171-270-4129