Montenegro Ends Visa-Free Travel for Russians From November 1
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The Government of Montenegro adopted a new regulation on the visa regime by which citizens of more than 80 countries can enter the country without a visa and stay for up to 90 days.
Montenegro ends visa-free travel for Russians from November 1
A visa will cost around €35 for adults and €17.50 for children under 14, according to the Russian Union of Travel Industry.Montenegro is bringing its visa policy in line with the EU as part of its bid to join the bloc by 2028. Citizens of Belarus...
The estimated cost of an entry visa for Russian adults to Montenegro would be 35 euros, as reported by the Russian Union of the Tour Industry (RUT), which would cost 17.5 euros for a child under 14 years of age, and would transfer the RIA News to RIA with reference to the RCT message. Travelers are expected to be required to personally apply for a visa. The Director of Public Relations of the Tourist Daria Domostroyev stressed that the demand fo…
The guests of Reflektor will be Ivana Đukanović, general director for consular affairs and cooperation with emigration in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dragan Dašić - general director of the Directorate for Civil Status and Personal Documents in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Bojan Bugarin - expert in migration law and Željko Cicović.
The issuance of a visa to Montenegro would cost Russians approximately 35 euros and children under the age of 14 twice the cost.
The visa for Montenegro is estimated to cost 35 euros for adults and 17.5 euros for children under 14 years of age, with a Schengen visa entry for up to 30 days without a visa, rain television: news, video, air, online, archive, broadcast program.
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