site.btaNew Requirements for Arrivals from Bulgaria to Greece, Serbia

August 15 (BTA) - The requirement for a negative PCR test result, imposed by the Greek authorities on all persons entering the country through its land borders as of August 17 will not apply to cargo truck drivers crossing the Bulgarian-Greek border at the Kulata-Promachonas checkpoint. The information was confirmed by the Greek border authorities, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry press center informed on Saturday.

Meanwhile, Serbia's Foreign Ministry announced that as of August 16, citizens of Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and North Macedonia will be allowed entry into Serbia only after presenting a negative PCR test result, valid for 48 hours. The requirement does not apply to children under 12 years of age.

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