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Montenegro under surveillance due to investors’ passports

02/06/2023

A number of visa-free third countries are under close scrutiny because of the potential risks posed by their economic citizenship programs, or their plans...

Citizens of Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan will be able to stay in Montenegro without a visa

19/03/2023

From April 1 to October 31, citizens of Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan will be able to enter and stay in Montenegro for up...

Citizens of Armenia and Kazakhstan will be able to enter Montenegro without a visa in the period from April 1 to October 31

17/02/2023

The government made a decision that citizens of Armenia and Kazakhstan can enter Montenegro without a visa in the period from April 1 to...

Montenegrin passport took the 45th position on the global list published by Henley&Partners

10/01/2023

Montenegrin citizens can travel to 124 countries of the world without a visa, and our passport took the 45th position on the global list...

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The EC has warned Montenegro that it still has not fully harmonized its visa policy with the EU countries

21/10/2022

The European Commission has warned Montenegro that it still has not fully harmonized its visa policy with the EU countries, but that, on the...

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