Shortly before the critical day, Austrian starts Macroni about 16 thousand signatures requiring liberalisation for Kosovo

Schneeberg has shown on paper that three weeks ago he was in Kosovo, where he had a good impression, saying it is not right for a people within Europe to be isolated.

“People cannot move freely, cannot go to family parties, and businesses face difficulties”, she said, in other ways.

The letter shows that visas also have expenses, and this makes life difficult for the people of Kosovo.

Her letter comes a day before the European Council could potentially discuss visas for Kosovo.

Kosovo is the only country in the Western Balkans facing visa regimes, despite the European Union's continued promises that they will be liberalised.