Poland has allowed Ukrainian citizens to cross in, including for tourism purposes, starting September 9, APA reports citing Ukrinform.
That’s according to Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba who spoke at an online briefing on Thursday.
“Some very good news everyone’s been waiting for. From September 9, Ukrainian citizens have been added to the category of persons allowed to enter the territory of the Republic of Poland, including for tourism purposes,” the top diplomat said.
Kuleba noted that those vaccinated against COVID-19 or who had recovered from the coronavirus were exempted from the quarantine mandate after crossing in.
The minister also said that as of today, Ukrainians are able to travel to 133 countries, under varying conditions.
"Somewhere you need to provide proof of COVID vaccination, somewhere a negative PCR test or rapid antigen test will be enough, but, on principle, you may enter 133 countries and this number will continue to grow," - the official emphasized.
The head of Ukrainian diplomacy reminded of the launch on September 1 of an assistance and tourist support hotline in Egypt: 196-54.
"This is a phone number in Egypt where you can get all the necessary advice on your vacation in your native language that you understand," Kuleba said.
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