The European Union has decided to put Georgia on the draft list of countries that will be allowed to enter the EU when borders open, Euronews reported.

According to the article, officials are debating on the border reopening date. Initially, the borders were supposed to open on July 1.

Among Georgia neighbouring countries, only Turkey is on the list. The citizens of Ukraine and China will be allowed to enter the EU as well.

As reported by Euronews, there is a disagreement on the list as the US with more than 2 million coronavirus cases, is not included on it alongside with Russia, Brazil, and Qatar.

The full list of countries is as follows:

• Vatican City
• Monaco
• Montenegro
• Andorra
• Serbia
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Ukraine
• Albania
• Turkey
• Kosovo
• Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
• Turkmenistan
• Vietnam
• China
• Thailand
• Myanmar
• Mongolia
• Japan
• South Korea
• Georgia
• Bhutan
• Lebanon
• Indonesia
• Uzbekistan
• India
• Tajikistan
• Kazakhstan
• Palau
• New Zeland
• Australia
• Dominica
• Bahamas
• Saint Lucia
• Uruguay
• Jamaica
• Cuba
• Guyana
• Paraguay
• Venezuela
• Nicaragua
• Costa Rica
• Canada
• Angola
• Tunisia
• Namibia
• Uganda
• Mozambique
• Mauritius
• Zambia
• Rwanda
• Ethiopia
• Morocco
• Algeria
• Egypt