View of Belgrade, Serbia. File photoBELGRADE, May 3. The Serbian government is canceling the mandatory negative PCR test, rapid antigen test or proof of vaccination or previous COVID-19 disease to enter the country, the press service of the Cabinet of Ministers reports.
"From Tuesday, May 3, 2022, all control measures and restrictions on entry into the Republic of Serbia due to the infectious disease COVID-19, both for foreign and Serbian citizens, cease to apply. From midnight, Serbian citizens, like foreigners, are no longer required to have a negative PCR test, a rapid antigen test, a confirmation of a past illness or vaccination upon entering the country, regardless of the country from which the person enters the Republic of Serbia" , the message says.
It is noted that the decision to lift restrictions was made on the basis of the current epidemiological situation in the country and wider. At the same time, recommendations on wearing masks indoors remain. In Serbia, with a population of seven million, more than two million people have become infected with coronavirus since the beginning of the pandemic, but in recent weeks the incidence has been declining, on Sunday only 342 patients were detected. According to the latest data, the total number of deaths with a diagnosis of COVID-19 in the country is 15,999 thousand people. the most popular foreign resorts