Russia announces visa regime for Montenegrin citizens from 1 November

started October 14, 2026 at 7:32 AM · last changed 4h ago

Summary

Russian foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said that from 1 November Montenegrin citizens will need visas to enter Russia, in response to Podgorica's decision to end the visa-free regime for Russian citizens. She said Montenegro's foreign ministry notified Moscow on 28 September that the 2008 travel agreement was no longer in force, and described the decision as damaging to Montenegro's interests and a result of its EU integration ambitions.

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Građanima Crne Gore od 1. novembra biće potrebne vize za ulazak u Rusije, kazala je portparolka ruskog Ministarstva vanjskih poslova Marija Zaharova. Ona je za

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07:15 AMRadio-televizija Republike SrpskeOpen the original

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Rusija · Country
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Rusija - country whose foreign ministry announces introduction of visas
Crna Gora - country whose citizens will need visas for Russia

Timeline

10/14, 08:14
Portparolka ruskog Ministarstva vanjskih poslova Marija Zaharova izjavila je da će od 1. novembra državljanima Crne Gore biti potrebne vize za ulazak u Rusiju, nakon što je Podgorica obavijestila rusku stranu da sporazum o bezviznim putovanjima iz 2008. godine više nije na snazi. Zaharova je ocijenila da ta odluka šteti crnogorskim interesima i da će uvođenje viznog režima negativno uticati na turizam i privredu Crne Gore.
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10/14, 09:39
The new reports confirm the same Zakharova statement and add that Montenegro's foreign ministry formally notified Moscow on 28 September that the 2008 agreement was being terminated, citing EU integration requirements.
Moskva · 3 sources

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07:15 AMRadio-televizija Republike SrpskeOpen the original
07:32 AMVijestiOpen the original
07:32 AMRTV7 TuzlaOpen the original
08:09 AMSRNA (Novinska agencija Republike Srpske)Open the original
08:17 AMBanjaluka.netOpen the original
08:30 AMKlix.baOpen the original
08:35 AMBUKA (6yka)Open the original
08:52 AMN1 BiHOpen the original
08:55 AMDanasOpen the original
08:59 AMOslobođenjeOpen the original
09:02 AMDnevni avazOpen the original
09:08 AMIndex.hrOpen the original
09:12 AMVečernji list BiHOpen the original
09:39 AMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
10:17 AMAnadolija (Anadolu Agency, BS)Open the original
11:16 AMJutarnji listOpen the original
11:50 AMFENA (Federalna novinska agencija)Open the original

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