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LJUBLJANA, Nov 4 (Hina) - Croatian citizens traveling to Italy
through Slovenia will still have to carry their passports.
Spokesman for the Slovene Interior Ministry, Janez Muzic, told Hina
on the phone on Tuesday that Slovene border police would continue to
request to see the passports of Croatian citizens on border
crossings between Slovenia and Italy, despite the fact that an
agreement between Croatia and Italy came into effect on Monday
enabling Italian and Croatian citizens to cross the Croatian or
Italian border with only their identity cards.
The agreement between Croatia and Slovenia on crossing borders with
only an ID card has been in effect for a long time, but, according to
Slovenia, it only applies to the border between the two countries.
The Croatian embassy in Ljubljana is in contact with the Slovene
Foreign Ministry's Consular Department in order to find a solution
to the problem.
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