Montenegro Visa Regime

How to Apply for a Montenegrin Visa?

Montenegrin visas can be issued in a Montenegrin Embassy or another Embassy or Consular representation if there is a special agreement, for countries in which Montenegro doesn’t have an Embassy. Generally, you will need to submit a visa application personally. In exceptional, justified cases, you will not have to apply for a visa personally but will need to appear at the diplomatic or consular representative office once it is issued.

Basic documentation for visa issuance is the following:

• Visa application;
• Valid travel document (the period of validity of the travel document should exceed that of the visa by three months);
• One color photo 35×45 mm;
• Proof of the purpose of stay in Montenegro (letter of guarantee by a physical person or letter of invitation by a legal entity, state authority in Montenegro, or organizer of an international conference or event);
• Proof of ensured accommodation (receipt from a tourist arrangement, hotel, or another type of accommodation reservation that has been paid in);
• Proof of possession of means for sustenance during his stay in Montenegro, as well as for return into the country where he comes from or for travel into a third state (cash, a bank account, traveler’s checks, credit cards, etc.);
• Proof of the means of travel and intention to return to the state where a foreigner comes from or into a third state (a return airplane or other transportation ticket, a driving license);
• Proof of health insurance;
• For D visa – non-conviction proof from your native country, not older than six months;
• Proof that the consular fee has been paid,
• Other corresponding documents based on which the purpose and ensured accommodation in Montenegro can be determined.

The visa approval process takes up to six weeks from the application date and the authorities may require additional documentation or information.

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