The government of the Republic of Serbia today adopted further measures aimed at preventing the spread of coronavirus in our country.
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Temporary ban on entry from certain countries
Belgrade,
14 March 2020
In order to protect against the introduction of infectious diseases in the territory of Serbia, foreign nationals coming from the Republic of France, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Republic of Slovenia, the Republic of Austria, the Kingdom of Spain, the Republic of Greece and the Swiss Confederation will be temporarily prohibited or restricted entry and movement.
The temporary ban on entry into Serbia remains for foreign nationals who have resided in the People's Republic of China, the Republic of Korea, and this applies exclusively to persons who have resided in the Hubei Province, People's Republic of China, the city of Daegu, and the North Gyeongsang Province of the Republic of Korea.
The ban on temporary entry into Serbia for foreign nationals who have resided in Italy, the Islamic Republic of Iran and Romania also remains in force.
Members of the government adopted a Decision temporarily prohibiting the export of basic foodstuffs and hygiene products.
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