Kurti announces exiles that from Monday they can get security police free of charge Kosovo expects you with open arms

Prime Minister Albin Kurti has been addressing exiles with a Facebook post, where he has announced that from Monday, those who arrive in the vehicle will receive a valid security policy for free one month, in any of the entry border points.

Kurti has welcomed them to their homeland, until he said Kosovo expects them with open arms.

You can pick up free Monday security police with a month at any of the entry points. Welcome home. Enjoy your vacation. ”, Kurti wrote.

By contrast, Finance, Labour and Transfers Minister Hekuran Murati has announced yesterday that, along with Minister Jhelal Svechla, the BQEK Governor and the Kosovo Insurance Bureau, they have signed the agreement, which is operationing the government's subvention of border police for our countrymen.

Starting on Monday, July 1st, all fellow countrymen traveling to Kosovo with passenger vehicles will be able to get free security police at any of the entry points. The subsidised police will have a 1 month worth from the launch/intervention day in Kosovo, and is subsidised only for non-commercial passenger vehicles, up to 9 seats”, Murati reported.

He explained that subvention does not include border police with different validity terms from that month of month, as well as no other vehicles such as buses, trucks, motorcycles, etc.

“also, the officers taken into the offices of the BKS within the territory, not at the border entrance points, are not covered by subvention”, Murati wrote.