The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, announced at the government meeting that the deadline for license plates will be postponed.
He said that the government of Kosovo has a plan for the issue of license plates issued by Serbia, which will be implemented in several stages.
The plan envisages that from April 21 of the next year, all license plates that are not RKS - Republic of Kosovo will be "removed".
"For three weeks, starting from November 1 to November 21, the measure will be reprimand. Then, from November 21, for two months until January 21, there will be a fine measure, and then from January 21 we will have trial plates for another two months, after which date, on April 21 there can be no because there is no other license plates can be allowed in the Republic of Kosovo", said the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti during the Government meeting.
The Prime Minister said that citizens in the north will be able to take advantage of tax incentives and re-register their cars in the RKS.
Kurti repeated that license plates with Serbian acronyms for the cities of Kosovo are illegal.
The deadline for re-registration of cars with license plates issued by Serbia expires on October 31 and the Government said that with this new decision it is showing seriousness to implement the decision it has made, but "at the same time to give a chance to those who are interested in integrating".
According to the previous decision of the Government, from September 1 to October 31, citizens in the north, who have license plates issued by Serbia, would be able to convert them to RKS - Republic of Kosovo. After this date, the executive had previously said that cars with such license plates would not be able to circulate on the territory of the state nor cross the border