Serbia introducing visas for citizens of Tunisia and Burundi: Many illegal migrants come from there
"We welcome that Serbia took an important step today to align with the EU’s list of visa required third countries"
Serbia is introducing visas for citizens of Tunisia and Burundi, and this news was confirmed by EU Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Oliver Varhelyi.
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Varhelyi welcomed Serbia's move on Twitter.
"We welcome that Serbia took an important step today to align with the EU’s list of visa required third countries. Hope to see further improvements soon," he wrote.
We welcome that #Serbia took an important step today to align with the EU’s list of visa required third countries.Hope to see further improvements soon.— Oliver Varhelyi (@OliverVarhelyi) October 20, 2022
A large number of illegal migrants have been arriving in recent months from the countries for which visas are being introduced.
(Telegraf.rs)
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