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Montenegro to abolish visa-free regime for Russia, Belarus and Turkey from November 1

started September 24, 2026 at 6:31 PM · last changed 3h ago

Summary

Montenegro's government adopted a document on the need to cancel visa-free agreements with Russia, Belarus and Turkey, citing alignment with EU visa policy during accession talks. From November 1, 2026, citizens of these three countries will need visas to enter, transit or stay in Montenegro, while a new agreement will be sought with Turkey for holders of diplomatic, official and special passports.

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Vlada Crne Gore usvojila je Informaciju o potrebi otkazivanja sporazuma kojima je regulisan bezvizni režim sa Ruskom Federacijom, Republikom Bjelorusijom i Republikom Turskom i potrebi

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  • Crna Gora · Country

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  • reported fromPodgorica - seat of the Montenegrin government that made the decision
  • where it happenedCrna Gora - government decided to abolish the visa-free regime

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