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Serbian drivers traveling to Bosnia and Herzegovina will soon no longer have to have a green card for their vehicles when entering that country.
Source: B92, Association of Insurance Companies of Serbia
Photo: B92 / N
On the night between Sunday and Monday, October 19, 2020, the obligation to have a green card no longer applies when entering Bosnia and Herzegovina by motor vehicle, states Association of Insurance Companies of Serbia.
Same principle It also applies to vehicles with Bosnia and Herzegovina plates entering the Republic of Serbia.
To cross the border, in both directions, a plate with the registration marks of the country in which the car is registered will suffice, He notices Insurance Association.
This means that Bosnia and Herzegovina has been admitted to the Multilateral Agreement, and that by publishing it in the Official Gazette of the European Union, the Council of Europe has defined October 19 as the date of implementation of the new motorized border crossing system without need for a green card.
The license plate is sufficient proof that the vehicle has insurance coverage.
We remind you that through the work of the Association of Insurers, Serbia has become a member of the Multilateral Agreement since 2012, the name allows citizens who own or use motor vehicles with Serbian license plates to travel to most of the Green Card System , without any type of documentation, costs or additional controls. it now has thirty-four countries.
In addition to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbian drivers without a green card can also travel to: Austria, Bulgaria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Estonia, France, Finland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland of the North, Greece, Hungary, Italy. , Ireland, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Poland, Romania, Vedas, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Andorra, Norway and Iceland.
From neighboring countries, a green card is still needed to travel by car to North Macedonia.
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