Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration and Minister of Science and Technological Development Bozidar Djelic stated today that control at border crossings will be stricter in future due to the increased number of Serbian nationals travelling to the EU to seek asylum.
Djelic told the press in Novi Sad that Serbia will tighten up passenger control to avoid the situation in which Romania finds itself now, whose asylum seekers are being repatriated by France and Italy.
He declared that according to latest announcements, special control measures will be enforced when it comes to people leaving Serbia to ascertain whether they really intend to remain in EU countries for no more than 90 days and whether they have sufficient funds to finance their stay there.