Notable People From Kosovska Mitrovica
- Vahedin Ajeti, footballer
- Aleksandar Čanović, Serbian football player.
- Nikola Lazetić, former Serbian football player.
- Žarko Lazetić, former Serbian football player.
- Rexhep Mitrovica, Former Prime Minister of Albania.
- Milan Biševac, Serbian international Football player.
- Miloš Krasić, Serbian international Football player.
- Rona Nishliu represented Albania on Eurovision Song Contest 2012
- Enis Alushi, footballer
- Valon Behrami, Swiss international Football player.
- Bekim Bejta, poet and translator
- Nexhip Draga, Member of the Albanian uprising.
- Xhafer Deva, Former Minister of the Interior of Albania.
- Riza Lushta, Former Albanian Superliga Top Scorer, also won the Coppa Italia in 1942 with Juventus.
- Xhevat Prekazi, Former Football player. Notable for playing for Galatasaray.
- Muharrem Qena, actor and singer
- Bajram Rexhepi, politician
- Ali Shukrija, 2nd Communist Prime minister of Kosovo.
- Darko Spalević, former Serbian football player.
- Borislav Stevanović, former Serbian football player
- Stevan Stojanović, former Serbian football player, who won the European Cup with Red Star in 1991.
- Ymer Xhaferi, footballer
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