Popular Holiday Resort Cuts Off Turkish Tourists After Imposing Visa Requirements - Sözcü Newspaper
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The Montenegrin government's decision to end visa exemption for five countries, including Turkey, is expected to continue from November 1st. With the introduction of visa requirements, a decrease in demand from Turkish tourists is anticipated, and travel plans are expected to shift to alternative visa-free countries.
Those who entered the country no later than midnight on October 31 can stay without a visa for up to 30 days. Foreigners who already legally resided in Montenegro on November 1
Montenegro, where Turkish citizens can travel without a visa, will introduce a visa requirement for holders of burgundy passports starting November 1st. Turkish Airlines (THY) has warned passengers traveling to the country about the new policy.
The visa-free travel period to Montenegro, a Balkan country preferred by Turkish citizens especially for short holidays and weekend getaways, is coming to an end.
A new era is beginning for one of the visa-free holiday destinations that is very popular with Turkish tourists. As of November 1st, visa requirements will come into effect, and Turkish Airlines (THY) has urged its ticketed passengers to check entry rules before traveling.
Montenegro, one of the countries frequently preferred by Turkish tourists in Europe, is about to undergo a visa period. Turkish Airlines (THY) has warned its citizens who will be traveling to Montenegro before the visa requirement, which will be effective from November 1st.
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