Montenegro Is Changing Its Visa Regime: Here's What's in Effect From November 1st, and What It Means for Citizens of BiH and Serbia
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Montenegro is introducing visas for citizens of five countries as of November 1. Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina can still travel without a visa, with a passport or valid ID card.
Montenegro will introduce visas from November 1, 2026. Find out who can stay without a visa and for how many days it is possible.
The change is also important for Montenegrin tourism, which is largely dependent on foreign guests. According to data from the Statistical Office MONSTAT, foreign tourists accounted for more than 91 percent of all overnight stays in collective accommodation in August.
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia will still be able to travel to Montenegro without a visa, but the conditions for entry and length of stay are precisely defined. The new rules come into force on November 1st, and it is particularly important that citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia with a passport can stay for up to 90 days, while with an ID card the stay is limited […]
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