The National Center for Border Management, which operates under the Ministry of Internal Affairs, has published the latest information on the situation at the country’s border crossings.

At Dheu i Bardhë, the wait to enter Kosovo is up to 90 minutes, while the line of vehicles is 1,200 meters long. At the Vërmica customs crossing, citizens entering the country are waiting between 10 and 15 minutes.

At other border crossings, entry and exit procedures take no more than 5 to 10 minutes.

The data was updated today at 20:10.

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A fellow countrywoman at the Bajakovo–Lipovac crossing told Klankosova.tv that the situation has partially improved.

She says that border guards have started letting private cars through, while buses remain blocked.

Up to these moments, according to her, only seven buses have been given the green light to pass, while the rest are waiting in line.

The traveler stressed that the waiting time remains prolonged and that the wait started around midnight.

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Currently, travelers face extremely short waits. Specifically, the longest queues have been recorded at Han i Elezit, where vehicles intending to enter the country wait around 5 to 10 minutes.

As for other border crossings, the situation is calmer. For both exit and entry, waiting times are estimated at 3 to 5 minutes.

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