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Serbia's citizens may enter Croatia after filling in form

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N1 Belgrade
02. jul. 2020. 15:58
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Croatia opened borders for foreigners, including from neighbouring Serbia on July 1, following the European Commission's (EC) recommendations for non-member states, N1 reported on Thursday.

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According to the Croatian Government website, foreigners can cross into Croatia for business or tourist reasons providing they have booked accommodation.

Zagreb has brought the decision after the EC has listed countries which are not EU members but are considered safe regarding the coronavirus pandemic. The list includes Serbia and Montenegro and can be changed biweekly if the criteria change.

The criteria include:

- that the number of new COVID-19 cases in the last 14 days per 100,000 people is below or at the EU average on June 15;

- a stable and downward trend in the number of new cases in that period compared to the previous 14 days;

- overall reaction to COVID-19, including testing, supervision, checking contacts, containment of the disease, cure, reporting and the reliability of needed information.

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