Of the more famous ones can be mentioned Andrija Pavlovic and Aleksandar Jovanovic, both footballers at FC Copenhagen and Aarhus GF.

As the financial situation is worsening for regular citizens in Serbia,[12] more and more Serbs are leaving their homeland in search of better possibilities, including in Denmark.

[13]" When Danish police in September 2016 encountered the body parts of a deceased gang-member, a Serbian national was charged with murder.

Other Serbs under Danish police custody count Miodrag Jokic, Ranko Cesic and Radoslav Brdjanin, all of whom are serving sentences for war crimes committed during the breakup of Yugoslavia.

[15] Radovan Karadzic, Republika Srpska leader, who is now serving a 40-year sentence issued by the ICTY in Hague, studied psychiatry in Denmark in 1970.