The Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs announces that based on the EU recommendation, the Belgian government has reinstated restrictions on non-essential travel from the Western Balkans, including Albania, Serbia, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro.

According to the recommendations, citizens of the Western Balkan countries can travel to Belgium if they are provided with a proof of vaccination.

“After arriving in Belgium, they take the test on the first or second and seventh day. If on day 7 the test is again negative, the citizen get out of lockdown. In the case of essential travel, they must have confirmation of the trip from the Belgian embassy in Bulgaria, which covers the Western Balkan countries. The application for PLF (Passenger Location Form) is made online, by sending the request to the embassy at the address: sofia@diplobel.fed.be. “Citizens over the age of 12 must have taken a PCR test in the last 72 hours and upon arrival in Belgium will be subject to quarantine,” it is said in the press release of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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