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What visas are needed if you go by car from Kyiv to Montenegro in summer, 2 adults + 2 children
Hello! I would be grateful for recommendations, route, resort, addresses, any advice for a car tour from Kyiv to Montenegro. I am especially interested in what visas need to be opened for transit travel, and where to open them. Is there a requirement to present a voucher from the hotel, insurance when crossing the border. Thank you in advance!
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To travel by car to the EU countries, you must first prepare the car: a fire extinguisher, a first aid kit, two warning triangles, a tow rope, reflective vests (two are enough for you), remove the tint from the windshield and front side windows (you do not need to remove the factory tint). It is necessary to issue a "green card" from the insurance company, that is, insurance for the duration of the trip, but no less. Medical insurance is your own business. I would go through Hungary-Croatia, because on the way there are Budapest, and Zagreb, and all of Croatia. The shortest route through Romania-Serbia, but the ride is long and dumb. Calculate the route using Google maps ( https://maps. google. com. ua) and look for places to spend the night in advance, and there will be two or three: in Berehove the first, and then it depends on the speed of movement, on stops along the way, as per your needs human, and to inspect the places you like. In front of Zagreb there are good hotels along the highway, in the city itself there are a great many of them, rummage through booking to get acquainted. com. I think that visa issues can be easily resolved if you take a tour from a normal travel agency. Our fellow countryman made such a trip last year - read it, ask him questions - http://www. shuriken. com. ua
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answered 9 years ago
And one more thing. The more information you need you collect yourself, the easier it will be remembered. So Google will help you!
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answered 9 years ago
It is enough to open the Romanian transit ($ 50) to open it easily and simply. The road to Mukachevo is excellent, then on Berehove and in front of the Romanian border km 15 the road is bad. We spent the night in Aradya (Romania) in the morning and spent the night in Serbia, and then Budva. We there were 4 days, then moved to Sutomore. There is nothing to do there without a car. But it’s better to make a Schengen, we went like that because my sister didn’t have a Schengen, she swam there, and we went to Croatia. The roads are good everywhere, although it’s hard in Montenegro, maybe because I’m driving myself. Good luck to you.
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answered 9 years ago
