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Travel to San Marino with Hungarian Vaccination Certificate Eased

• 13 Jul 2021 10:29 AM
• Hungary Around the Clock

Travel is possible to San Marino with the Hungarian vaccination certificate from Tuesday, the foreign minister announced on Facebook on Monday.

Hungary has concluded bilateral agreements on mutual recognition of vaccination certificates with Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Northern Macedonia, Albania, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Moldova, Ukraine, Mongolia, Georgia, Turkey, Cyprus, Bahrain, Morocco and San Marino.

The same agreement will come into force with the Republic of Cape Verde from August 1.

In addition to the above, Hungary unilaterally recognises Romanian vaccination certificates.

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