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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An increase in the number of travelers has caused long lines at border crossings and traffic jams on Croatian highways, the Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo in Zagreb has announced. Citizens have therefore been asked to factor delays into their travel plans.

At Karasovići, the border crossing between Croatia and Montenegro, the wait to enter Croatia is up to four hours, while queues several kilometers long have formed for those leaving the country. The wait to exit at the Vitaljina border crossing is also around four hours.

Meanwhile, at Bajakovo, on the Croatia-Serbia border, travelers face waits that may last up to three hours.

To manage the situation, the Embassy is maintaining continuous contact with the police authorities responsible for the border area through Interior Ministry attaché Sefadin Kuçi. According to the announcement, police have confirmed that they are taking measures to ease traffic and manage the situation.

The gridlock has prompted the mayor of the Municipality of Konavle to activate the Civil Protection Headquarters, while residents have been asked not to travel by car unless necessary. Police are diverting some traffic onto alternative routes, while local residents are providing travelers with water and access to toilets.

Long queues have been reported on nearly all Croatian highways, and traffic problems have also affected public transport. Kosovars traveling from the Bus Station in Zadar have reported delays of up to three hours.

The Embassy has advised travelers and transport companies to take the current traffic restrictions and additional waiting times into account before setting out.

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The Dheu i Bardhë border crossing remains the busiest for vehicles entering Kosovo, according to the latest update from the National Center for Border Management.

Data published at 19:07 show that motorists entering through this crossing face waits of up to 90 minutes, while the line of vehicles stretches approximately 200 meters.

Heavy traffic has also been recorded at Muçibabë. Motorists entering through this border crossing face waits of up to 90 minutes, while the line stretches for around 1.5 kilometers.

The situation is calmer at the other border crossings, with waits ranging from 2 to 15 minutes.

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