The Dheu i Bardhë border crossing continues to see the highest traffic, with waits of up to 60 minutes for citizens leaving Kosovo. For entry into the country, the waiting time is up to 30 minutes.

Updated data at 16:18 shows that the queue at the exit from Dheu i Bardhë is about 500 metres long, while the entry line reaches approximately 300 metres.

A wait of up to half an hour is also reported at the Muçibabë border crossing, where the line of vehicles leaving Kosovo is about 200 metres.

At other border crossings, traffic is lighter. At Jarinje and Merdare, waits to leave Kosovo are up to 10 minutes.

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The National Border Management Center has made public the latest information on traffic at Kosovo’s border crossing points. The data was updated on Sunday, August 9, at 14:08.

The heaviest load has been recorded at Dheu i Bardhë, where waiting times for both entry and exit are about 15 minutes. At this point, vehicle lines extend up to 200 meters.

At Hani i Elezit as well, travelers entering are waiting about 15 minutes, while the line has reached 200 meters.

At Muçibabë, waits of approximately 10 minutes have been recorded in both directions, with vehicle queues of up to 100 meters.

Waiting time at Merdarë ranges from 5 to 10 minutes, while at Kullë it is from 5 to 6 minutes.

At other border crossings, waiting times are mostly between 1 and 5 minutes, and no significant queues have been reported.

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The National Center for Border Management has published the latest information on traffic and waiting times at the country’s border crossings.

According to the announcement, the longest wait to enter the country was recorded at Muçibabë, where travelers are waiting for up to one hour.

At the Dheu i Bardhë, Han i Elezit, Jarinjë, Kullë and Merdarë border crossings, waiting times are up to 20 minutes.

For those leaving Kosovo, the wait at Muçibabë may also last up to one hour, while at the other border crossings it does not exceed 20 minutes.

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The National Center for Border Management has published the latest information on the situation at border crossings.

The longest wait is reported at Muçibaba, where vehicles leaving the country are waiting up to 90 minutes, while the line stretches for about one kilometer.

Short waits are also reported at Hani i Elezit and Merdare, where waiting times are up to 15 minutes.

Meanwhile, at the other border crossings, waiting times range from three to five minutes.

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Vehicle traffic remains heavy at several of Kosovo’s border crossings, with queues and delays forming particularly for those leaving the country.

The latest data on the situation at the crossings show that the longest wait has been recorded at Jarinje. According to Sinjali, citizens leaving Kosovo are waiting up to 120 minutes.

Delays have also been reported at the Dheu i Bardhë border crossing, where the wait to leave the country is up to 40 minutes. Meanwhile, vehicles at Merdare are waiting between 20 and 30 minutes.

The situation at the other border crossings is calmer, with waits in most cases ranging from 3 to 5 minutes for entry and exit. The exception is Hani i Elezit, where citizens leaving the country are waiting between 5 and 10 minutes.

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Foreign Minister Glauk Konjufca announced that he had held a telephone conversation with Croatian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Gordan Grlić Radman over the long waits experienced by Kosovo citizens and compatriots from the diaspora at Croatia’s border crossings.

In a Facebook post, Konjufca said he had conveyed to his Croatian counterpart his concern about the difficulties these delays are causing travelers, especially at the height of the summer season.

He said Grlić Radman had informed him that the issue would be discussed with the relevant Croatian authorities to assess options for facilitating traffic and reducing waiting times.

“Today, I held a telephone conversation with the Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Croatia, Mr. Gordan Grlić Radman, regarding the long waits our citizens and compatriots from the diaspora are experiencing at Croatian border crossings.

During the conversation, I expressed concern about the difficulties these waits are causing our citizens at the height of the summer season. Minister Grlić Radman informed me that he would raise this issue with Croatia’s competent authorities so that options for facilitating traffic and reducing waiting times can be considered,” Konjufca wrote.

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Several-kilometre-long queues of vehicles formed at the Morinë border crossing on Friday, causing lengthy delays for drivers seeking to cross the border.

The heavy traffic and waiting times have been affected by checks on vehicles with foreign license plates, as well as restrictions on heavy goods vehicles traveling on Kosovo’s roads.

The high temperatures that have gripped the region have made the wait in line even more difficult for travelers.

Border authorities have not yet issued an official statement on waiting times or any measures that may be taken to ease traffic.

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The National Center for Border Management has released updated data on traffic at border crossing points, where vehicles are facing longer waits at several locations.

The heaviest traffic is currently at Jarinje. Vehicles are waiting between 45 and 50 minutes both to enter and exit.

At Dheu i Bardhë, waiting times in both directions are around 30 minutes, while queues stretch for up to 300 meters. At Muçibabë, meanwhile, the wait to enter is 40 minutes, with the queue reaching 500 meters.

Delays have also been recorded at Merdarë, where entering requires a wait of 15-20 minutes, while vehicles exiting are waiting 25-30 minutes.

At the other border crossings, including Bërnjak, Hani i Elezit, Kulla, Glloboqica, Mutivoda, Qafa e Morinës, Qafa e Prushit, Stançiq and Vërmica, waiting times remain short, ranging from 2 to 15 minutes.

For trucks, waiting times at all border crossing points range from 3 to 5 minutes, with no queues reported. The data was updated by the National Center for Border Management.

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The National Center for Border Management has published updated data on conditions at border crossings.

According to the latest information, the heaviest traffic continues to be at the Dheu i Bardhë border crossing.

People entering Kosovo through this crossing must wait between 50 and 60 minutes, while exit wait times range from 30 to 40 minutes.

Queues have also formed at Muçibabë, where entering Kosovo takes up to 30 minutes, while exit waits reach up to 60 minutes.

At Hani i Elezit, the wait time is up to 20 minutes.

At other border crossings, the situation is calm, with wait times ranging from 3 to 10 minutes.

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The latest data from the National Center for Border Management show that vehicle queues and delays have formed at several border crossings for travelers entering Kosovo.

In the 19:45 update, Muçibaba was the busiest crossing. Travelers waiting to enter the country are facing delays of up to 60 minutes, while the vehicle queue stretches for around 300 meters.

Increased traffic has also been recorded at Dheu i Bardhë, where entry waits are up to 50 minutes and the queue is approximately 200 meters long.

At Bërnjak, entering the country requires a wait of around 45 minutes, with the vehicle queue stretching for nearly 500 meters. At Hani i Elezit, meanwhile, delays are around 20 minutes on entry and up to 40 minutes on exit, while the queue is around 300 meters long.

Lighter traffic has been reported at Kullë, Merdarë, Mutivodë, Qafë e Morinës, Qafë e Prushit, Stançiq and Vërmicë. At these crossings, waits range from 2 to 10 minutes, and no major queues have formed.

As for vehicles transporting goods, no significant delays have been recorded. At most border crossings, trucks pass through within 3 to 5 minutes, with no queues reported.

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