WILL SERBS BE ABLE TO ARRIVE IN GREECE FROM SEPTEMBER 15? Here’s what Dr. Conn says

On the other hand, we are not helped by the fact that the crown is bursting in Greece and that is why they really do not need thousands and thousands of tourists immediately rushing to the beaches in the northern part of the country, which is marked as the zone higher risk. writes Blic.

Some Serbian citizens, especially those who have not yet used their holidays, are still waiting for their “biggest wish in 2020” to be fulfilled, and that the Greeks will reopen their borders for our tourists from September 15.

According to the latest data from the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), as of September 9, Serbia had 16.77 infected people per 100,000 inhabitants, which is the lowest in the region and three times less than the European average.

“We have a situation in which a good part of the countries, with the number below 25, and still in decline, will open the borders, that is certain and can be expected,” said Dr. Predrag Kon today, emphasizing that such decisions do not bring it every day, but several times a month. “

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Due to the unfavorable epidemiological situation in Serbia, the Greek authorities banned our citizens from entering at the beginning of July, and that decision was extended several times, and is in force until September 15.

However, in the coming days, it is due to be reconsidered, so it is not impossible for Greece to allow Serbian tourists to re-enter at the end of the summer, of course, with the mandatory PCR test. However, this decision will depend on many factors, some figures are in our favor and others are not.

A few days ago, the Netherlands and Great Britain put certain parts of Greece, including Zakynthos, on the red list, with the recommendation not to travel there.

However, even if the borders are opened, Serbian tourists will have a potential problem in addition to mandatory PCR testing if mandatory self-isolation is introduced upon returning from vacation.

“It is not impossible to introduce compulsory self-isolation for citizens returning from abroad,” said Dr. Kon.