EU okays non-essential travel from Serbia, Macedonia
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The member states of the European Union have decided to return Serbia and Macedonia onto its list of epidemiologically safe countries, whose citizens will be allowed to travel to the EU for non-essential purposes. Ambassadors of EU member states endorsed the position that Serbia and Macedonia have a “satisfactory epidemiological situation” which enables its citizens to travel to EU states without restrictions. Although each member state decides individually on entry requirements, almost all have adopted a unified position on allowing entry to citizens and residents of “safe countries”. Apart from Serbia and Macedonia, others placed on the list include today Albania, the United States, Lebanon and Taiwan. They join Australia, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Rwanda, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand, which were already considered safe. The move is expected to significantly aid the aviation sector in both Serbia and Macedonia. This expanded list should start to be implemented from this Friday, June 18.
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