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MontenegroMontenegro: travel information
Formalities, visasPassports are required to enter Montenegro. The passport must be valid for at least the planned length of stay. A visa-free stay is permitted for up to 90 days. ID cards of the Federal Republic of Germany are not recognized. Foreigners have to register with the police in Montenegro within 24 hours at the place of stay. In the case of accommodation in a hotel, the registration is taken over by the hotel. The child ID card is fully recognized for entry into Montenegro. Since December 19, 2009, citizens of Montenegro have been able to enter the EU states without a visa. Issuing of visas in Germany Embassy of Montenegro Dessauer Straße 28/29, 2nd floor 10963 Berlin Tel.: 0049 - (0) 30 - 51651070 or 516510711 Opening times: Mon - Fri from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Issuing of visas in Austria and Switzerland See under Representations of Montenegro in Austria and Representations of Montenegro in Switzerland. Import and export of foreign currency There is no limit to the amount of foreign currency that can be imported into Montenegro. Amounts from the equivalent of 1,000 euros must be reported upon entry and the receipt issued for them must be kept until departure. Violations of the registration requirement are punished with foreign currency confiscation upon departure. Importing and exporting goods Goods for personal use can be imported into Montenegro duty-free, but must be exported again. There are numerical restrictions for certain items (cameras, laptops, etc.). It is recommended to register higher value items upon entry and to ask the customs authorities to produce a certified import list. The following products can be imported duty-free: Alcohol (1 l wine or 0.7 l spirits over 22%), tobacco products (200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250 g smoking tobacco) and perfume or eau de toilette (0.25 l). Montenegro: travel and transportHow to get to MontenegroThe quickest way to get to Montenegro is by plane. The national airline Montenegro Airlines flies to all major airports. The country can also be reached by ship across the Mediterranean, by car, train or intercity buses. www.montenegro-airlines.cg.yu/ger Travel in the countryAir connections Airports are located in Tivat and Podgorica. Montenegro Airlines flies to both airports. Rail The rail network of Montenegro has a length of about 250 km. From Podgorica you can reach the rest of the country's cities as well as Belgrade in Serbia. Bus There are bus connections throughout the country as well as overland connections to other European countries. Roads Montenegro's road network is well developed. The length of the paved roads is around 3,100 km. Motorway There are currently no motorways in Montenegro. But a motorway from the Adriatic port of Bar to Boljare in the north on the border with Serbia is planned. The motorway should be completed by 2019. Car rental In Montenegro you can find the usual car rental companies. Taxi Taxis are easily available in all major cities in the country. Ferry connections Montenegro has ports in Bar and Kotor. There are passenger connections to Italy. Traffic rulesTo avoid trouble with the police or even the courts, drivers should strictly adhere to the traffic regulations in force in the country. Regardless of the information given here, it is advisable to obtain more detailed information from the ADAC, the AvD or the transport clubs of Montenegro. Top speeds
In addition, it is of course necessary to pay attention to the current local speed limits, which are indicated by traffic signs. Other regulations Since January 1, 2007, dipped headlights must also be used during the day. Violations can result in fines. From January 1, 2007, drivers and motorcyclists must also have a safety vest with them and wear it if they leave their vehicle on roads outside built-up areas after an accident, breakdown or for other reasons. Blood alcohol limit The official blood alcohol limit for drivers of motor vehicles is 0.5. International license plateAccording to Abbreviationfinder, the international license plate of Montenegro is:
Montenegro: Travel Medicine and WarningsInfectious DiseasesThe following infectious diseases are to be expected in Montenegro, which do not or rarely occur in Germany, Austria or Switzerland:
Vaccination recommendations The following vaccinations are recommended.
Vaccination requirements There are no vaccination requirements when entering or staying in Montenegro. safety instructionsForeign Office (AA) of the Federal Republic of Germany Citizens Service Unit 040 D-11013 Berlin Tel: 0049 - (0) 30 - 5000 - 2000 Fax: 0049 - (0) 30 - 5000 - 51000 Current safety information www.auswaertiges-amt.de Montenegro: Currency and ShoppingThe national currency of Montenegro is the euro, although the country officially does not belong to the euro zone and also not to the EU. Bank opening times
ShopShop opening times Some shops open before 9 a.m. and are also open on Sundays. Usually, however, the following opening times apply:
Inexpensive or country-specific goods, souvenirs The goods that are attractive to travelers include folk carvings and pottery, carpets, copper and brass handicrafts, as well as silver work, embroidery, lace, Turkish tea sets and coffee pots. Montenegro: embassies and consulatesVisit Countryaah for a full list of Montenegro embassies and consulates in each country around the world.
Embassy of Montenegro in BerlinDessauerstrasse 28/29 10963 Berlin Tel.: 0049 - (0) 30 - 305165107-0 Tel.: 0049 - (0) 30 - 305165107-1 E-Mail: [email protected] German representations in MontenegroEmbassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Podgorica Hercegovacka 10 81000 Podgorica Tel: 00382 - 81 - 66 72 85 Email: [email protected] www.podgorica.diplo.de Austrian representations in MontenegroEmbassy of the Federal Republic of Austria in Podgorica Kralja Nikole 104 81000 Podgorica Tel: 00382 - 81 - 601 580 Email: [email protected] Honorary Consulate of the Federal Republic of Austria Hotel "Mogren", Mediteranska 1 85310 Budva 81000 Podgorica Tel: 00382 - 33 - 403 324 E-Mail: [email protected] Representations of Montenegro in AustriaEmbassy of the Republic of Montenegro in Vienna Niebelungengasse 13 1010 Vienna Tel: 0043 - 1 - 715 31 02 E-Mail: [email protected] Honorary Consulate of Montenegro Falkstrasse 33 (Villa Reindl) 6020 Innsbruck Tel: 0043 - 664 - 200 14 76 E-Mail: [email protected] www.reindl-hh.at Swiss representations in MontenegroThe embassy in Serbia is responsible. Representations of Montenegro in SwitzerlandEmbassy of the Republic of Montenegro in Geneva Rue de Lausanne 147 1202 Geneva Tel.: 0041 - (0) 22 - 732 66 80 Fax: 0041 - (0) 22 - 732 66 82 Email: [email protected]
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