The European Commission announced today that it has adopted a decision recognising covid certificates issued in Serbia and making them equivalent to the EU Digital COVID Certificate.
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Serbian citizens to enter the EU with covid certificates as of tomorrow
Belgrade/Brussels,
15 November 2021
As a result, Serbia will be connected to the EU's system and their COVID certificates will be accepted under the same conditions as the EU Digital COVID Certificate.
The decision will take effect on 16 November, the EC said.
At the same time, Serbia agreed to accept the EU Digital COVID Certificate for travel from the EU to their countries.
Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Oliver Varhelyi said that just as we have stood by our partners in the fight against the pandemic, we continue to work together to open up safely.
The decision on the recognition of covid certificates by the EU has so far been adopted for 49 countries, 22 of which are outside the EU.
Along with Serbia, the EU also recognises certificates issued in Albania and North Macedonia from the Western Balkans region.
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