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Visa-Free Regime is not Jeopardized

Published: November 12, 2013
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Judging by the European Agencies that monitor trends in immigration and asylum, the visa-free regime for B&H is not jeopardized. However, although the numbers are in favor for B&H and freedom of travel in Schengen countries, the fact that B&H is part of the package of Western Balkan countries does not go in favor of B&H citizens.

The report of the European Asylum Support Office from 5 October announced that during the first six months a decrease of asylums seekers from B&H was recorded. During the first three months of 2013, the number of B&H asylum seekers was 9% from the overall number of the Western Balkan asylum seekers, while in the second three months it was 6%.

About 1000 citizen from B&H are seeking for asylum inEU countries.

(Source: Fena)

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