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Longer waiting times at border crossings expected
Belgrade,
14 April 2017
The Ministry of the Interior informs citizens that longer waiting times are expected at the border crossings in Serbia due to the upcoming Easter holiday.
This is especially the case with the points of entry into Serbia from Hungary and Croatia.
The Ministry of the Interior calls on all citizens who intend to cross the border over the next few days to consider using alternative border crossings, namely, the border crossings of Sid and Backa Palanka for the Republic of Croatia, and the border crossings of Kelebija and Backi Breg for the Republic of Hungary, as well as smaller border crossings Horgos 2, Backi Vinogradi and Djala, whose working hours are from 7.00 to 19.00.
The Ministry of the Interior calls on all citizens who intend to cross the border over the next few days to consider using alternative border crossings, namely, the border crossings of Sid and Backa Palanka for the Republic of Croatia, and the border crossings of Kelebija and Backi Breg for the Republic of Hungary, as well as smaller border crossings Horgos 2, Backi Vinogradi and Djala, whose working hours are from 7.00 to 19.00.
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