Travel guides
What a visitor needs to know, from the visa to the beach. Every guide is based on official sources on gov.me.
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Before you travel
At the border
- Entry rules at the borderWhat you need to enter Montenegro: passport or ID card, validity, visa-free stay, the 90/180 rule, border checks, crossings, minors and transit.
- Customs: what you may bring into MontenegroWhat you may bring into Montenegro duty-free: value, tobacco, alcohol and fuel limits, the EUR 10,000 cash declaration, banned goods and fines.
- Travelling with petsTravel to Montenegro with a dog, cat or ferret: passport, microchip, rabies vaccination, titre test, certificate, limit of five pets, border posts and exit.
During your stay
- Registration of stay (prijava boravka)A foreigner who stays in Montenegro up to 90 days, or holds a D visa, must have the stay registered: by the accommodation provider within 12 hours, or by the foreigner within 24 hours. Where to register, tourist tax, deregistration and fines.
- Driving in MontenegroDriving in Montenegro: which licence you need, insurance for a foreign car, tolls, speed limits, winter tyres and what to do after an accident.
- Health and safetyEmergency numbers 112 and 122, health insurance rules for visitors, hospitals, pharmacies and the emergency travel document for a lost passport in Montenegro.
- Money and shoppingThe euro is the currency of Montenegro. VAT refund for foreign visitors (form PDV-PP), fiscal receipts, tourist tax and the EUR 10,000 cash declaration limit.
- Outdoor and sport: fishing, hunting, boats, dronesRules for visitors in Montenegro: fishing permits and catch limits, hunting, weapons at the border, diving buoy, yacht vignette, drones and 112.