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Interior Minister invites Serbs living abroad to change passports in Serbia
Petrovac na Mlavi,
13 June 2009
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Ivica Dacic today said that visa abolition announcement proves efficiency of the Serbian police and judiciary, as a majority of obligations needed for the removal of visa restrictions refer to these two fields.
Minister Dacic, who visited today a police station in Petrovac na Mlavi to attend a ceremony marking Petrovac na Mlavi Municipality Day, invited Serbs living abroad to change their passports in Serbia, as the procedure for the issuance of new passports is much more complicated in embassies and consulates.
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