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Proposal to grant citizens of 30 European countries entry with ID cards
Belgrade,
28 May 2010
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic stated that the Serbian government, at its session today, will examine a proposal by the Interior Ministry to allow citizens of EU countries as well as Switzerland, Norway and Iceland entry into Serbia with ID cards, removing the requirement for a passport.
In a statement to the Tanjug news agency, Dacic said that this is yet another sign of Serbia’s full commitment to continuing its EU integration process.
I am convinced that such a decision will further strengthen mutual trust and will be highly welcomed by the public and political institutions of European countries, said Dacic.
I am convinced that such a decision will further strengthen mutual trust and will be highly welcomed by the public and political institutions of European countries, said Dacic.
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