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Serbian MUP expelled Croatia’s citizen due to alleged security risk

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Serbian MUP expelled Croatia’s citizen due to alleged security risk

Serbian authorities have expelled Croatia’s Citizen Arien Stojanović Ivković, married to the Mala-Child Child from that marriage, at the same time for a year to “presents an unacceptable security risk” and a week to leave the territory of Serbia.

Arien Stojanovic Ivkovic, who graduated from the Faculty of Medicine, married and based his family, decided to deny her hospitality after 12 years of life in the Serbian capital, expel her from the country and prohibit the entry for a year. For the relocation of his entire life, she received a period of seven days, writes Hina.

A young doctor, who works in the assessment agency caused by harmonious injuries, says that neither alone does not know exactly why it is a security risk for Serbia. As a possible cause of expulsion see the fact that it supported students’ protests and their requirements.

For N1, he says that students, their requirements and protests, who last longer than four months after the death of 16 people in the fall of the railway station, supported not only on the street, but also on their social networks.

He adds that on Instagram, as a doctor, the recent president of Aleksandar Vučić’s president and touching the gloves of the richly with heavy burns, received in Belgrade after the fire last month in the Disco in the Macedonian city of Kočani.

Whatever is the reason for the expulsion, he has seven days to leave the territory of Serbia, a city in which longer than a decade, which inevitably leads and separate the family.

The solution of the Serbian MUP, dated 8. April, whose copily published Portal N1, leaves 15 days of the appeal, with an indication that the appeal “does not delay execution”.

Following this decision, it also ceases the prior approval of the temporary residence that should be valid until 10. February 2027. year, which withdraws and abolish the work permit.

“Maybe I’ll be out of work, maybe I’ll have to take a child with you, which means he won’t see his father, go to the kindergarten,” he said in a survey for the IMH Embassy in Belgrade.

Hina in the Embassy could not receive a comment in this case, and unofficially suggested contact with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Zagreb.

For Arien Stojanovic Ivkovic, everything changed on 8. April, when he called her inspector from the Bidern Administration, assured her that everything was fine with her stay.

Arien for N1 says that he was waiting for her in the police more inspectors, including the one he was talking to. A solution was handed on her spot, which revoked a previously approved temporary stay and prohibits entry into Serbia until 8. April 2026. Years.

The N1 editorial office requested a comment to the Serbian MUP, but did not receive an answer.

(Type / Source: FENA / PHOTO: FENA / MUP of Serbia)

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