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Good day to all. The situation is this: there is a former classmate who lives in Montenegro. I want to take an air ticket from Ukraine and fly to Montenegro to visit him for 10-12 days. I will live in his house, so there is no voucher for the hotel. Passport is valid and new. There is no Schengen visa in the passport. Question: in this case, do I need a Schengen visa or not? I just arrive in Montenegro, go through passport control and that's it? or how? Thank you all in advance!
9 years ago  •  4 subscribers 3 answers
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if you fly by plane, you don't need a visa for up to 30 days, that's for sure Farther...
Vera Shirova MY E-MAIL ADDRESS [email protected] thanks in advance for your reply
12 years ago  •  4 subscribers 5 answers
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Citizens of Kazakhstan will need a visa to enter the country. Required documents for visa application a copy of the passport; invitation or voucher; completed form; if available - you can provide tickets, round trip. There is no embassy and representative office of Montenegro in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Visas are issued only through the Embassy of Montenegro in Moscow. Farther...
Friends offered to live in their apartments in May, I am looking for a way to get to Montenegro inexpensively. and do I need visas (bus, train)
12 years ago  •  4 subscribers 6 answers
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to hatinka! I don’t understand, there is no longer a plane to Montenegro from Ukraine? What transit visas, if it’s an airplane, or are you talking about buses, trains or personal transport? 300 euros, because it’s not cheap, a charter to Tivat. Farther...
if you just buy a ticket and go and eat where you want on the spot?
13 years ago  •  4 subscribers 8 answers
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No, I mean the period of 2011. I am also very keenly interested in this issue, only in Russia. Everyone is looking forward to this decision, but as experienced people say, not earlier than March, if there is one. Farther...
I want to send my parents (60 years old) to Croatia or Montenegro for 10 days from Kyiv in early October. Questions arose: 1. Do citizens of Ukraine need a visa in October 2012? 2. Is it cold during this period? 3. Which tour operator is reliable for this destination? 4. Can you recommend a hotel, quiet, as for German pensioners, with good food and a normal number of rooms, on the beach and not far from city attractions. 5. How much money to collect in dollars?
12 years ago  •  7 subscribers 14 answers
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1. After September 30, a visa is needed 2. Cool. We were at the end of August-beginning of September, so from September 1, more than half of the cafe was closed and the sun loungers were removed from the beach, leaving only 1-2 lines. 3. I recommend the meeting party - Pilon. Escort without a difference. 4. In Montenegro, it is better to relax not in a hotel, but in a villa, without food. Food in Montenegro at every step. Inexpensive and very tasty. What in a cafe, what you can cook at home. ... Farther...
Gentlemen, I am a citizen of Ukraine with permanent residence in Germany. I could not find information on the Internet to which countries I can go without a visa. I would like to relax with my family in Croatia or Italy or Spain. Well, in general, I am interested in those countries in which Ukrainians without permanent residence need visas. Does anyone have experience and can help with advice?
11 years ago  •  14 subscribers 18 answers
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Hello, a person with permanent residence in Germany can go to the USA without a visa? Farther...
Need advice about a visa to Montenegro. I came across an article on the Internet that this summer there will be a visa entry to Croatia, you need to apply for a Croatian national visa. And how will things be with visas to Montenegro for Ukrainians? Will there also be visa-free entry for charter flights? I will be grateful for any answer.
11 years ago  •  8 subscribers 9 answers
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Croatia plays with visas every year. they are such a lure. Well, there have never been any real problems with a day trip to Croatia (Dubrovnik) without a visa from Montenegro. Regarding Montenegro, if it goes on a visa regime, then a visa will most likely be obtained at the airport, as is done in Turkey. Farther...