Calls from Greece Equal to Domestic Calls – Agreement with Greece on Abolishing Roaming Next Week

Next week, Serbia and Greece will sign an agreement on abolishing roaming, stated Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic in Athens, following a meeting with the Greek state authorities.

– We have negotiated a roaming agreement with Greece, whereby our citizens who come to Greece will no longer pay the roaming tariff abroad. Instead, it will be treated like a local call and sending text messages – Brnabic told Tanjug.

The prime minister said that the Serbian minister for telecommunications, trade and tourism, Tatjana Matic, would come to Athens the next week to sign the agreement and that the agreement would come into effect immediately upon the signing.

– We have done everything as a government to make things easier for the citizens which plan to travel to Greece this summer – Brnabic said.

She said that she had thanked Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for the fact that Greece unilaterally recognized Serbia’s digital vaccination certificates.

– From May 14, Greece is opening the border at the Evzonoi checkpoint and all vaccinated citizens of Serbia will be able to enter Greece without any other certificate without a problem – the prime minister said.

Those who are not vaccinated will have to provide a negative PCR test, Brnabic said and pointed out that the state had done everything in its power to facilitate traveling to Greece for citizens of Serbia.

Vlada Republike Srbije

Ministarstvo turizma i omladine Republike Srbije

Government of Serbia

Government of Greece

Ministry for Telecommunications Trade and Tourism of Serbia

Ana Brnabic

Kyriakos Mitsotakis

abolishing roaming between Serbia and Greece

opening of Evzonoi checkpoint

vaccination certificate

negative PCR test