Travelling to Montenegro

In short
20 of the 22 passports we cover can visit Montenegro without a visa. Find yours below, or check your whole trip.
Entry requirements by nationality
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What you can bring
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- Alcoholallowed, within limitsTravellers 17+: 1 litre of spirits or 2 litres up to 22%, plus 4 litres of still wine and 2 litres of beer.
- CannabisprohibitedUsing, producing, trading or possessing drugs for personal use is prohibited.
- Cashallowed, declaration may be requiredDeclare €10,000 or more in cash, cheques, bearer securities or precious metals on entry and exit.
- Controlled medicationallowed, within limitsUp to 30 days' supply, with a doctor's certificate no older than 90 days.
- Dronesdepends on specificsFlying near Podgorica and Tivat airports needs Airspace Management Cell approval; elsewhere in their zones, up to 50 m.
- Meat & dairyprohibitedYou cannot bring meat, milk or products containing them into Montenegro.
- Prescription medicationallowed, within limitsYou may bring a reasonable amount of medication for your personal use, up to a maximum of 6 months' supply.
- Tobaccoallowed, within limitsBy air: 200 cigarettes or equivalent. By land or sea: only 40 cigarettes or equivalent.
- Weaponsdepends on specificsHunting or sporting firearms only for hunts or competitions, entered in your passport and declared to border police.
From the blog
Recent changes to Montenegro's rules
- 2026-10-22Doctor's letter checklist on medication rows
- 2026-10-19Passport check for EU citizens going to Montenegro
- 2026-10-18Trip Check: passport validity checker (§1.6)
- 2026-10-17Summaries for all rules; non-medication accuracy sweep
- 2026-10-16SEO sprint 2: snippet summaries, accurate permit titles, natural names, share cards
Checked against official sources on 2026-10-10. Official source
