Director of the Office for Information Technology and Electronic Administration Mihailo Jovanovic called on citizens of neighbouring countries, who do not have an appointment for vaccination, not to come to Serbia because they will not be vaccinated.
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Citizens of neighbouring countries will not be vaccinated in Serbia without an appointment
Belgrade,
27 March 2021
In a statement for the Tanjug agency, Jovanovic reminded that foreign citizens with and without a stay in Serbia can express their interest in vaccination against COVID-19, after which they will receive an appointment.
He reiterated that everyone else, if they do not have an appointment, will not be able to get vaccinated in our country.
In Belgrade and Novi Sad, foreign citizens, who have an appointment, can be vaccinated today and tomorrow.
Also, vaccination of businessmen from the region of the Western Balkans began today, for which the Serbian Chamber of Commerce provided 10,000 vaccines.
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Author: ite.gov.rs
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