Yes, a valid passport is required.
Holders of green passports can enter without a visa.
For holders of red passports, a visa on arrival or Schengen visa is required.
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Yes, a valid passport is required.
Holders of green passports can enter without a visa.
For holders of red passports, a visa on arrival or Schengen visa is required.