Virus

Marius Lăcătuș wrote:pa evo ja ne znam kako ce grci da nas puste i 1.jula

da li zemlja članica šengena može unilateralno da odluči da pusti državljane kojima je zabranjen ulaz u EU

a EU nas je odjebao i mi ne možemo u EU do daljeg - nas i još 3 zemlje zapadnog balkana, smak, bosna i mislim MN.

ako kada se jednom uđe u grčku više nema pasoške kontrole, ti možeš ferijem iz igumenice u brindizi i onda dalje do berlina na primer, a isto to možeš i preko bugarske rumunije madjarske i td. zapravo ne znam, posto rumuni i bugari nisu šengen, da li na mađarskoj granici ima provere ili nema.

eto to vam je tako. raste mi sumnja da će nas pustiti. da treba treba da nismo zaslužili nismo.

nezvanično, svodi se neka statistika u zemunskoj bolnici, ispada je samo tamo preminulo oko 180... na VMA se zahuktava kao i na infektivnoj... sve u svemu, nije dobro

rumbeando wrote:Kelt tamo:

nezvanično, svodi se neka statistika u zemunskoj bolnici, ispada je samo tamo preminulo oko 180... na VMA se zahuktava kao i na infektivnoj... sve u svemu, nije dobro

Kazu pticice da ce 26.6. ponovo biti aktivirane odredjene mere ako stanje ostane nepromenjeno sto se tice broja zarazenih.

Ukoliko dodje do jos veceg porasta onda ranije.

No Country wrote:Победили смо корону ко ономад НАТО.

Mór Thököly wrote:

rumbeando wrote:Kelt tamo:

Samo nek se oni igraju, kao sto rekoh - ambasade se ne informišu preko novina...bice ono: kako nigde niko ne moze kad smo pobedili koronu...

No Country wrote:Победили смо корону ко ономад НАТО.

Marius Lăcătuș wrote:pa ne mogu da crtam da ne može tako. jel su to uveli unutrašnje granice posle korone da mi nisu javili?

Travellers from the six Western Balkan countries – Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia – will be the first third-country citizens eligible to travel to the Schengen Area, on July 1, after over three months of a total border closure of the block for non-EU/EEA travellers.

The European Commission has presented today its recommendation to the Schengen Area Member States and the Schengen Associated States to prolong the temporary restriction on non-essential travel into the EU until June 30, 2020, and at the same time to lift travel restrictions partially and gradually depending on set objective criteria per each third-country.

As a result, the Commission has recommended lifting the entry ban on Western Balkan citizens on July 1, given that the situation related to the virus in these countries is similar or better than in the EU.

Ylva Johansson, EU Commissioner for Home Affairs, presenting the proposal, noted that following the lifting of all internal border checks inside the Union, the Commission is recommending a clear and flexible approach towards removing travel restrictions to the EU starting on July 1.

“International travel is key for tourism and business, and for family and friends reconnecting. While we will all have to remain careful, the time has come to make concrete preparations for lifting restrictions with countries whose health situation is similar to the EU’s and for resuming visa operations,” she said.

Since the internal borders will be abolished on June 15, the Commission recommends to the Member States to coordinate on their decisions on lifting travel restrictions for third-country citizens.

The Commission recommends the following objective criteria for the Member States, when drafting the list of countries, the citizens of which may visit the EU after July 1:

   - epidemiological situation and coronavirus response in that country,
   - the ability to apply containment measures during travel, an
   - whether or not that country has lifted travel restrictions towards the EU.

It also insists that restrictions should be lifted first with countries where the epidemiological situation is similar to the EU average and where sufficient capabilities to deal with the virus are effective and remain valid for countries whose situation is worse than in the EU.

https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/eu-opens-its-borders-for-western-balkan-citizens-on-july-1/