Visa information

VISA INFORMATION

You would surely not want to go through a bad experience of being denied entry into a country of your destination or facing fines because of your failure to obtain visa. While planning your travel, make sure that your passport is valid and that you have obtained all necessary travel documents and visas.

Please note that it is your obligation to obtain all travel documents and comply with the requirements of the states you travel to or transit through. Visa information can be acquired in the diplomatic and consular missions to the states covered by your itinerary.

If you wish, our ticketing staff can provide you with information and support with regard to the obtaining of appropirate documents. However, the purpose of such information is to serve as guidance, you cannot rely on it only, and our staff will not be held responsible for any consequences you might have due to incomplete documents.

FOREING CITIZENS TRAVELLING TO MONTENEGRO

If you travel to Montenegro, visa information can be looked up at the official website of the Montenegrin Ministry of the Interior: www.mvpei.gov.me/konzularni-poslovi/Vizni-rezim-ino.

MONTENEGRIN CITIZENS TRAVELLING TO SCHENGEN AREA

Apart from the requirement to hold biometric passports, pursuant to general requirements for entry into EU countries, i.e. Schengen area countries, which apply to all third country nationals, Montenegrin citizens may at the border crossing be also required to meet the following:

• To state the place of their stay (i.e. show the invitation letter or guarantee letter, travel voucher, hotel booking, or provide the address where they will be staying);
• To hold the proof of sufficient funds to cover their intended stay, transit and return to the home country, in cash or on credit cards (money amounts vary between Euro 40 and 70 per day, depending on the state);
• That Schengen Information System (SIS) does not have any alert on refusal of their entry;
• That prior to their intended entry into the Schengen area they have not stayed in the area for more than 90 days within the six month period;
• That they do not pose risk to public order and peace, internal security, public health or international relations of any EU member state.

Information on visas for Montenegrin citizens may be obtained at: www.mvpei.gov.me/konzularni-poslovi/vizni-rezim-cg.

Download the Notice by the Ministry of the Interior about the travel without visa for Montenegrin citizens .

NOTE: Some states require advance passenger information (API), therefore you might be required to provide information such as: gender, name (as shown on the passport), last name (as shown on the passport), date of birth, nationality, passport number, dates of its issue and expiry, the issuing country. These data are to be sent within 72 hours prior to the scheduled departure.