Montenegro Border Crossing Points
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Montenegro is not an EU or Schengen member but has a simplified visa regime for many countries. EU and Schengen citizens can stay up to 90 days without visas.
Entry Requirements
- Valid international passport
- Some citizens may need visas (depends on treaties)
- EU and Schengen citizens can stay up to 90 days without visas
Denial of Entry
Entry to Montenegro will be denied if:
- Passport is invalid, forged, or reported lost
- Security, public order or health requirements are violated
- You are entering in transit and have not obtained access to a third country
Border with Croatia
- Debeli Brijeg — Karasovici — largest crossing, main route (5km no-man's land)
Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Deleusha — Sitnica (on Herceg Novi — Trebinje road)
- Ilino Brdo — Klobuk
- Hum — Scepan Polje
Border with Serbia
- Gostun — Dobrakovo — operates 24/7
- Bozaj — Hani i Hotit
Border with Kosovo
- Kula (Rozaje) — Kulle — operates year-round (winter snow conditions possible)
Border with Albania
Important: At the Debeli Brijeg — Karasovici crossing, there is a 5km no-man's land between the two countries. Plan extra time for the crossing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Montenegro has a simplified visa regime. EU and Schengen citizens can stay up to 90 days without visas. For other citizens, visa requirements depend on bilateral agreements.
Debeli Brijeg — Karasovici is the largest crossing and main route. Note the 5km no-man's land between the countries.
Most major crossings operate 24/7, including Gostun — Dobrakovo on the Serbian border. Some smaller crossings may have limited hours.
A valid international passport is required. Citizens of some countries may enter with a national ID card.
Yes, the Kula (Rozaje) — Kulle crossing operates year-round. Winter snow conditions are possible on the road.
Entry will be denied if the passport is invalid, forged or reported lost, or if security or public order requirements are violated.
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