Portugal and Montenegro will open their borders to tourists from Monday 17 May. The restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic have been in effect for several months.
In particular, as stated by the Portuguese Ministry of the Interior, restrictions will remain for five EU countries – Cyprus, Croatia, Lithuania, the Netherlands and Sweden, as well as for non-European countries, including Brazil, India and South Africa, the agency reports. AFP.
“Travelers from EU countries with a coronavirus rate below 500 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the past 14 days can make all types of visits to Portugal, including even minor ones,” the ministry said in a statement.
However, all passengers over two years of age traveling to the country will have to present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of boarding.
Montenegro opens its borders to all tourists, Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapic said. RTCG… Earlier, the country canceled the requirement for PCR tests for entry, and also said that they would offer tourists free testing to return home.
Until May 20, Montenegro canceled the curfew, which was in effect from midnight to 5 a.m., and allowed intercity passenger traffic on weekends.
As reported OBOZREVATEL, the Turkish government confirmed its decision cancel mandatory PCR tests for passengers from Ukraine. The decision came into force on 15 May.
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