Montenegro ends visa-free travel for Russians As of November 1, Russian citizens will need a visa to enter Montenegro. Until now they could go up to 30 days without one. According to the Russian Travel Industry Association, a visa will cost around €35 ​​for adults and €17.50 for children under 14, and tourists will likely have to apply in person. Prime Minister Milojko Spajic announced the move last year to align with the EU's visa policy as part of Montenegro's push to join the bloc by 2028: "Even before we have membership status and membership benefits, we behave as a member state. "The Russians have long been one of the largest groups of visitors and property buyers on the Montenegrin coast.

Montenegro ends visa-free travel for Russians As of November 1, Russian citizens will need a visa to enter Montenegro. Until now they could go up to 30 days without one. According to the Russian Travel Industry Association, a visa will cost around €35 ​​for adults and €17.50 for children under 14, and tourists will likely have to apply in person. Prime Minister Milojko Spajic announced the move last year to align with the EU's visa policy as part of Montenegro's push to join the bloc by 2028: "Even before we have membership status and membership benefits, we behave as a member state. "The Russians have long been one of the largest groups of visitors and property buyers on the Montenegrin coast.