Question o Montenegro
Ask a Question
Ask a question
Related question «Documents and borders»
We are going "savages" to Montenegro, where can I get a tourist voucher?
Documents required for entry to Montenegro
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
Subscribe
Answers • 20
hmm... the question is interesting. Pay the agency, maybe they will listen to you and write out the left voucher, I don’t even know how you want to get a voucher without ordering anything =)
Like
You like
answered 15 years ago
Then how do people who have real estate there get into this country, they don’t order a tour from a travel agency every time?
Like
You like
•
½
answered 15 years ago
why do you need a voucher? did you get a visa? If you have a visa, you can safely enter! usually they can only ask for round-trip tickets and hotel or apartment reservations.
Like
You like
answered 15 years ago
Anetka-gan, they are a savage, what kind of apartment reservation is there, that's just the point =)
But I personally think that if you have round-trip tickets, then no one will check the voucher, this is not a Schengen zone. You can also fly to visit ... and on personal matters, etc. Call the tour operator in Montenegro and they will tell you what you need to have at the border.
But I personally think that if you have round-trip tickets, then no one will check the voucher, this is not a Schengen zone. You can also fly to visit ... and on personal matters, etc. Call the tour operator in Montenegro and they will tell you what you need to have at the border.
Like
You like
•
½
answered 15 years ago
to enter Montenegro, no documents other than a passport are needed; for Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, Montenegro is visa-free
Like
You like
•
½
answered 15 years ago
It is visa-free, but at the entrance they may be asked to show a voucher for accommodation. When booking via the Internet, sometimes just a confirmation comes to the e-mail, sometimes, just a piece of paper of the "voucher" form. If the order does not go through international booking systems, but directly from the owners, say, apartments, then, it seems, the owner should go to the local "authorities" and register you, and send the original registration by mail. This is all unverified information from a travel agent. The same travel agent claimed that for Croatia this is exactly the case, but for Montenegro "it seems to be so."
Although personally it seems to me that round-trip air tickets and a copy of the accommodation reservation should be enough.
Although personally it seems to me that round-trip air tickets and a copy of the accommodation reservation should be enough.
Like
You like
answered 15 years ago
Me and my friends often visit Montenegro. At the entrance, no one ever asked for any papers for booking accommodation, etc. It's the first time I'm hearing this info. If you live in Montenegro for more than a week, you must register with the police. Although I did not do this either, and my friends registered without any problems.
Like
You like
answered 15 years ago
I haven't heard of any vouchers either.
during the flight, she showed only tickets and a passport (empty because Montenegro is a visa-free country for Ukraine)
during the flight, she showed only tickets and a passport (empty because Montenegro is a visa-free country for Ukraine)
Like
You like
•
1
answered 15 years ago
Duck "savages" are different. they did not specify that they were with tents =)
let them make a reservation of some hotel and print it out) they will show you at the border and calmly go to spend the night in tents! =)
let them make a reservation of some hotel and print it out) they will show you at the border and calmly go to spend the night in tents! =)
Like
You like
answered 15 years ago
I advise you to call the Ukrainian Embassy in Montenegro and let the official people give you an answer (preferably in writing to your request).
Like
You like
•
½
answered 15 years ago
Well, then, probably, it was necessary to immediately indicate that you live in Russia, because this is a Ukrainian site, the rules for entering certain countries may differ.
Like
You like
•
½
answered 15 years ago
You need to call the embassy of the country of which you are a citizen. I'm sorry I didn't know what country you live in.
Like
You like
•
½
answered 15 years ago
Neither me nor my friends, who also flew to Montenegro as savages, were never asked for a voucher. For example, we flew in order to find accommodation on the spot - where does the voucher come from? I don’t know, it seems to me that these stories about the voucher are travel scarecrows in order to buy tickets from them :) And in general ... remembering their lazy customs officers at passport control, it’s hard to imagine that he can do something from you demand)))
Like
You like
•
½
answered 15 years ago
"I don't know, it seems to me that these stories about the voucher are turag-v scarecrows in order to buy tickets from them :)"
It looks like the truth. But it doesn't hurt to clarify :)
It looks like the truth. But it doesn't hurt to clarify :)
Like
You like
•
1
answered 15 years ago
in fact, the travel agent is always so scared)) and the embassy, by the way, sometimes gives inaccurate information) again, the embassy will say for a voucher, but they may not require it at customs. go safely rest)
Like
You like
•
1.5
answered 15 years ago
so we want to rent housing on the spot, everyone has already bought tickets. It's much cheaper than through a travel agency!
Like
You like
answered 15 years ago
svetka9, please tell me - which airline tickets did you buy ??? I have already looked at all their sites everywhere the prices are different, but it didn’t work to get through and check it out!!! And if it's not a secret, how much do tickets cost????
Like
You like
answered 15 years ago