The visa that makes travel easy within twenty-six countries of Europe takes its name from an agreement signed in 1985 in what city of Luxembourg?
Visa requirements for Serbian citizens a visa to China, Russia and the Schengen Area. Before Serbia began issuing new biometric passports in 2008, its citizens travelled using old Federal Republic of Yugoslavia passports that at that time provided visa-free access (or visa on arrival) to only 19 countries. Some of the oldest bilateral agreements on visa-free travel still in force are with Argentina (1989), Belarus (1999), Cuba (1966), Republic of Macedonia (1998), Seychelles (1984), Tunisia (1966) and Zambia (1985). Serbia and Russia signed visa-free travel agreement in February 2009. Serbia signed a visa-free agreement with Israel in September 2009. The European Union Schengen area countries
Visa history of Russia on ordinary passports. Israel has refused to sign a similar agreement for diplomatic and official passports. India. There has been a visa-free regime for diplomatic and official passports from 2005. An agreement is being prepared to facilitate visas for group travel and for certain categories of citizens (businessmen and tourists). On 21 December 2010, an agreement was signed mutually simplifying trips by citizens of both countries. On 24 December 2015 a protocol was signed to the agreement. Businessmen need only have an invitation for receipt of a visa. On 5 March 2016, an arrangement providing visas for six-month stays to