Kosovo is the only potential candidate for membership in the Balkans that does not have visa free access for the Schengen Area.[67] The EU and Kosovo launched a visa liberalisation dialogue on 19 January 2012.[67] On 14 June 2012, Kosovo received a roadmap for visa liberalisation with the EU, detailing the necessary reforms.[68][69] The European Commission formally proposed Kosovo be granted visa free travel in May 2016.[70] The EU stipulated that the approval visa free access for citizens of Kosovo to the Schengen area is conditional on Kosovo approving a border demarcation agreement with Montenegro.[71] The border agreement was approved by Kosovo's parliament in March 2018.[72] A Commission report from July 2018 concluded that Kosovo had met all of the conditions required of it for visa free access to the Schengen area.[73]