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The Government of the Republic of Serbia

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Recognition of certificates of completed vaccination, past illness for certain foreign nationals

Belgrade, 23 July 2021

The Minister of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications Tatjana Matic announced that the government today adopted the Conclusion on approving the recognition of the certificate of complete vaccination against COVID-19 and the certificate of disease upon entry certain foreign nationals to Serbia.

On that occasion, Matic pointed out that the foreign exchange inflow from tourism increased by 29.3 percent compared to last year, noting that we can expect an even greater influx of foreign tourists, and thus a successful tourist season and significant economic profit.

Persons who have a certificate of complete vaccination, issued by Georgia, Monaco, Cyprus, Lebanon, Moldova, San Marino, Tunisia, Croatia and Slovakia, can enter Serbia with a certificate of completed vaccination from Saturday, 24 July, at 00.00.

In the near future, it is expected that the citizens of Armenia, Syria and Egypt will be allowed to enter Serbia only with a confirmation of complete vaccination.

In addition, the liberalisation of entry into the country is reflected in the fact that for 16 countries a decision was made to allow entry to persons who have a certificate of COVID-19 disease (positive PCR or antigen test, less than 14 days or more than six months).

The countries covered are Luxembourg, Andorra, Spain, Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, San Marino, Slovenia, Tunisia, Turkey, Croatia, Romania, Germany, USA, Switzerland and Denmark.