Many people still don’t realize that the latest reforms to the visa system don’t allow them to work in the EU or claim asylum there.
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While travel agents gear up to cash in on Albanians traveling westwards, experts say the outflow of currency may harm the struggling local economy.
Kosovo’s government stresses that it has fulfilled the criteria set by the European Commission on visa liberalisation, as it gears up for an expected EC mission in December.