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Friends, tell me, please, how are things going with the departure from Montenegro to Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia in 2013? Are visas required? We want to take excursions to these countries.
Thank you in advance!
Thank you in advance!
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Hello. To Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania without visas for Ukrainians. To Croatia only if there is a Schengen. You can still go to Macedonia, a visa is not needed, it seems to cost about 100 euros for two days, since this is not a close light. The guide told us about this excursion when we went to Albania, but we did not find it on the waterfront in the agencies
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answered 11 years ago
in Croatia already definitely need a viha
not in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Albania doesn't seem to be
not in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Albania doesn't seem to be
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answered 11 years ago
and if you go from Montenegro to Croatia, do you really need to pass the border, control there?
What if you rent a car and go to Croatia for 1-2 days - do you need a visa?
What if you rent a car and go to Croatia for 1-2 days - do you need a visa?
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answered 11 years ago
since July 1, 2013 there is control since the country joined the EU...
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answered 11 years ago
Croatia has always been a tourist visa. But in recent years they have canceled their visas for Ukrainians and Russians for the summer period. Starting this year, it was decided not to cancel visas for the summer. Therefore, Croatia is a Croatian visa. They also allow you to visit their country if you have a valid Schengen visa on the dates of your trip.
Albania. She is visa-free, but if you want to visit Albania on your own, it is highly advisable to "study the issue." They demand vouchers for accommodation and sometimes there are misunderstandings against the background of the fact that you want to ride one day without overnight stays, and they have “voucher” written in their instructions and at least you crack))) I think that the border near the CHG will not roll up, that’s all there are a lot of tourists there. When traveling in sightseeing buses, this problem disappears completely.
Bosnhertz - without visas.
Albania. She is visa-free, but if you want to visit Albania on your own, it is highly advisable to "study the issue." They demand vouchers for accommodation and sometimes there are misunderstandings against the background of the fact that you want to ride one day without overnight stays, and they have “voucher” written in their instructions and at least you crack))) I think that the border near the CHG will not roll up, that’s all there are a lot of tourists there. When traveling in sightseeing buses, this problem disappears completely.
Bosnhertz - without visas.
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answered 11 years ago