Make sure you are up-to-date on all routine vaccines before every trip. Some of these vaccines include Chickenpox (Varicella) Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis (DTaP, Tdap, or Td) Flu (influenza) Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) Polio Shingles
Maximum Alerts / Montenegro
Level published by the State Department on 26.08.2026 · read 16 October 2026 · source checked daily
Montenegro — official level as of 16 October 2026: Level 1/4 ("Exercise Normal Precautions"), from the U.S. Department of State. Maximum Insurance covers this country: hospital settled directly, unlimited repatriation, EUR 1.5M, certificate on payment.
Every country has its own scale, so we ask them all the same question: is the whole country advised against?
An advisory covering only areas of the country does not raise the answer: it stays “No”, and the area is shown in the relevant column.
The level shown on this page — and across this site — is the one published by the U.S. State Department, from 1 (normal precautions) to 4 (do not travel). France and the United Kingdom publish their own advisories, with their own rules: they add to that level, they do not replace it.
You will be alerted only on the day the official level of this country changes.
In a life-threatening emergency, call local emergency services first, then Maximum: +41 22 ••• •• •• — 24/7 support number, an adviser stays with you to the end.
The 207 country pages — hospitals, pharmacies, police, embassies, emergency numbers, official advice from four governments, health, safety in figures, events in progress — read around the city you name. Your policy — benefits, the six steps, claims, articles. The site — prices, certificate, subscription. Nothing else: what it does not know, it says so and hands you to an adviser.
What I say on the phone
What to do, in this order
In immediate danger, call local emergency services first. Then contact assistance without delay; before engaging a service, seek approval under your policy. Cover is confirmed by the insurer.
Ask assistance where to get care and whether direct cover can be arranged. It confirms the facility and seeks the insurer's approval under your policy. In immediate danger, call local emergency services first.
Even for a pain you meant to shrug off. Without a medical certificate written on the spot, the same day, the insurer cannot cover the event — a certificate written after you return does not count.
The hospital desk sends the request to assistance. Direct payment depends on the insurer's approval and the policy; the call alone does not guarantee it. Have the response confirmed before relying on no up-front payment.
In a life-threatening emergency, call local emergency services immediately. For an arranged transfer or repatriation, contact assistance: the insurer's medical team decides on measures under the policy. A medical flight booked without approval may not be reimbursed.
Even if everything went well on the ground. Send your invoices and the medical report within 30 days; after that, compensation may be reduced or refused.
Reading hospitals, doctors and pharmacies around this point…
List read from OpenStreetMap on 03.10.2026, not read again since: these facilities may have changed.
Country dial code: +382
OpenStreetMap list read on 03.10.2026, straight-line distances. In an emergency: +41 22 ••• •• ••.
near Bratstva i Jedinstva
Mo-Fr 08:00-20:00; Sa 08:00-16:00
Bratstva i Jedinstva
62 Bulevar Svetog Petra Cetinjskog Podgorica
paediatrics
Mo-Sa 08:00-20:00; Su 9:00-12:00
near Bulevar Pera Ćetkovića
Jerevanska
Mo-Fr 06:00-20:00
near Radoja Dakića
Mo-Sa 08:00-20:00; Su 08:00-13:00
near Vasa Ćukovića
paediatrics
Mo-Sa 08:00-20:00; Su 08:00-12:00
near Novaka Miloševa
near Slobode
Mo-Su 07:00-22:00; PH closed
near Kralja Nikole
near IV Proleterske brigade
near Kralja Nikole
Mo-Su 08:00-22:00
near Svetozara Markovića
near Oktobarske revolucije
Mo - Su 08:00-21:00
near Svetozara Markovića
near Svetozara Markovića
near Bulevar Svetog Petra Cetinjskog
Mo-Sa 08:00-22:00; Su 08:00-18:00
near Bulevar Mitra Bakića
near Biciklistička staza Peking
near Trg Golootočkih žrtava
Mo-Sa 08:00-21:00
159 Bulevar Save Kovačevića
Mo-Sa 07:00-21:00; Su 08:00-20:00
near Bulevar Save Kovačevića
22 Moskovska
24/7
44 Moskovska
near Bulevar Pera Ćetkovića
near Dragana Radulovića
near Moskovska
Mo-Sa 07:00-21:00
near Bulevar Pera Ćetkovića
near Bulevar Džordža Vašingtona
Mo-Su 09:00-21:00
7/6 II Crnogorskog bataljona
Mo-Fr 07:00-20:00; Sa 07:00-20:00
6/5 Nikole Tesle
Mo-Sa 07:30-21:30
near Georgi Dimitrova
Mo-Fr 07:00-20:00; Sa 08:00-20:00
31 Cvijetna Podgorica
near Bulevar vojvode Stanka Radonjića
Mo-Fr 08:30-21:00; Sa 08:00-21:00
near Radosava Burića
Mo-Fr 07:00-21:00; Sa 08:00-21:00; Su 08:00-20:00
Mo-Sa 08:00-21:00
Đoka Miraševića
Mo-Sa 08:00-22:00; Su 08:00-20:00
near Đulje Jovanova
5 Studentska
Mo-Sa 08:00-22:00
21/A Studentska
Mo-Sa 07:30-21:30
34 Jerevanska Podgorica
Mo-Sa 07:00-21:00; Su 08:00-14:00
near Nikole Tesle
Mo-Sa 08:00-21:00
near Jerevanska
13 Radoja Dakića
Mo-Su 08:00-00:00
near Vojvode Maša Đurovića
Mo-Su 08:00-22:00
Đoka Miraševića Podgorica
Mo-Sa 07:00-20:00; Sa 07:00-15:00
10 Hercegovačka Podgorica
99 Bulevar Ivana Crnojevića
12 Vuka Karadžića Podgorica
Bulevar Ivana Crnojevića 10
8 Ulcinjska Podgorica
Mo-Th 09:00-17:30 open "By appointment only";Fr 09:00-13:30 open "By appointment
near Pariske komune
5 Bulevar Crnogorskih serdara Podgorica
41 Atinska Podgorica
58 Atinska Podgorica
Mo-Fr 09:00-17:00
Serdara Jola Piletića Podgorica
23 Bulevar Džordža Vašingtona Podgorica
98 Bulevar Stanka Dragojevića Podgorica
near Svetozara Markovića
near Serdara Jola Piletića
near Trg Golootočkih žrtava
near Obilaznica Golubovaca
near Blaža Jovanovića
Forecast: MET Norway (Norwegian Meteorological Institute, CC BY 4.0), grouped by day and formatted by Maximum.
10-16 2.5 · 10-17 2.3 · 10-18 2.2 · 10-19 2.0 · 10-20 1.8 · 10-21 1.7 · 10-22 1.6 m³/s
Simulated discharge: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), data rounded and formatted by Maximum. Contains modified Copernicus Emergency Management Service information 2026. For information only: this is not a flood warning; only national or regional authorities issue those.
No geolocated event in this country at this reading.
No geolocated UCDP incident in this country.
No news located around Podgorica in this reading.
National numbers (Wikidata, 2026 reading). On site, call local emergency services first, then Maximum: the insurer sends its payment guarantee to the hospital.
Make sure you are up-to-date on all routine vaccines before every trip. Some of these vaccines include Chickenpox (Varicella) Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis (DTaP, Tdap, or Td) Flu (influenza) Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) Polio Shingles
All eligible travelers should be up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines. Please see Your COVID-19 Vaccination for more information.
Recommended for unvaccinated travelers one year old or older going to Montenegro. Infants 6 to 11 months old should also be vaccinated against Hepatitis A. The dose does not count toward the routine 2-dose series. Travelers allergic to a vaccine component should receive a single dose of immune globulin, which provides effective protection for up to 2 months depending on dosage given.
Recommended for unvaccinated travelers of all ages traveling to Montenegro.
Cases of measles are on the rise worldwide. Travelers are at risk of measles if they have not been fully vaccinated at least two weeks prior to departure, or have not had measles in the past, and travel internationally to areas where measles is spreading.
Monkeypox vaccination is recommended for any adult who anticipates any of the following activities during travel: Sexual or intimate contact with a new partner Sexual or intimate contact at a commercial sex venue, like a sex club or bathhouse Sexual or intimate contact in exchange for money, goods, drugs, or other trade Sexual or intimate contact in association with a large public event, such as a rave, party, or…
Dogs infected with rabies are not commonly found in Montenegro. Rabies is present in some terrestrial wildlife species. If rabies exposures occur while in Montenegro, rabies vaccines are typically available throughout most of the country.
CDC recommendations: Vaccine is not recommended. Country entry requirements: Vaccine is not required. Updated April 23, 2025
CDC Travelers' Health, re-read weekly — the recommendation depends on your age, vaccines and itinerary: confirm it with a doctor or a travel clinic 4 to 6 weeks before departure.CDC ↗read 10.10.2026
Low incidence, comparable to Europe.
Coverage too low to stop the virus circulating: check your two MMR doses before leaving.
World Bank — latest published valuedata.worldbank.org ↗read 10.10.2026
Source: France Diplomatie (health advice, in French).
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
WHO: no outbreak reported for this country in the last 24 months (Disease Outbreak News).who.int ↗read 16.10.2026
FDFA (Switzerland) — medical care, in French
En dehors des grandes villes, les soins médicaux ne sont pas assurés partout. Le niveau de qualité des hôpitaux est souvent très modeste. En cas de blessure ou de maladie grave, il est recommandé de rentrer en Suisse. Si vous prenez régulièrement des médicaments , emportez-en une quantité suffisante avec vous. N'oubliez toutefois pas que l'importation de médicaments contenant des stupéfiants (p. ex. méthadone) ou l'importation de substances utilisées pour traiter des troubles psychiques est soumise à des prescriptions spéciales dans de nombreux pays. Le cas échéant, renseignez-vous à ce sujet, avant le départ, auprès de la représentation étrangère compétente (ambassade ou consulat) et consultez la rubrique Liens voyages , où vous trouverez, entre autres, de plus amples informations sur ce thème ainsi que sur la médecine du voyage en général. Les informations concernant la propagation de maladies et les éventuelles mesures de protection à prendre sont fournies par le personnel médical et les centres de vaccination. Liens voyages
France Diplomatiesource ↗updated 13.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Consulter si besoin son médecin traitant ou un centre de vaccinations internationales (médecine des voyages) pour faire une évaluation de son état de santé et bénéficier de recommandations sanitaires, notamment sur les vaccinations. Consulter éventuellement son dentiste avant le départ.
Constituer sa pharmacie personnelle en conséquence et n’emporter dans ses bagages que les médicaments strictement nécessaires ; ne jamais consommer de médicaments achetés dans la rue (risque de contrefaçons). Les médicaments doivent être dans leur emballage d’origine avec les étiquettes originales, accompagnés d’une ordonnance portant le nom des médicaments en dénomination commune internationale (DCI). Il est indispensable de vérifier que les médicaments concernés sont autorisés dans le pays visité : pour plus d’informations, consulter la fiche Informations pratiques .
Le système de santé ne garantit pas le même niveau d’assistance que dans l’UE. L’offre médicale publique est de qualité moyenne et limitée, l’offre privée est limitée à certaines spécialités. Le personnel est rarement anglophone.
La disponibilité des médicaments au Monténégro est restreinte à une liste de molécules autorisées, certains médicaments ne peuvent donc pas être achetés. Les médicaments sont vendus dans les pharmacies privées, les centres de santé et à l’Institut de santé publique. Dans les zones reculées, la disponibilité est moindre. Il convient de faire preuve de vigilance en raison de la présence de contrefaçons. Il est toujours préférable de faire des réserves avant votre arrivée notamment pour les médicaments à prendre dans le cadre de traitements longs et/ou de maladies chroniques.
Les vaccins recommandés en France sont également indispensables lors d’un séjour à l’étranger : les maladies qu’ils préviennent circulent partout dans le monde, parfois même plus fréquemment qu’en France. Avant tout départ, le voyageur (adulte et enfant) doit donc d’abord s’assurer d’être à jour du calendrier vaccinal français, en particulier des vaccins contre la diphtérie, le tétanos, la poliomyélite, la coqueluche mais aussi contre la rougeole. Le carnet de vaccination peut être demandé à l’arrivée de certains pays.
Des vaccinations complémentaires peuvent être nécessaires :
Il est donc conseillé de consulter son médecin traitant ou un centre de vaccinations internationales (médecine des voyages) suffisamment de temps avant le voyage.
La fièvre typhoïde est une maladie infectieuse causée par des bactéries présentes dans l’eau contaminée par des matières fécales d’origine humaine. L’infection résulte le plus souvent de l’ingestion d’eau ou d’aliments contaminés, ou d’une transmission directe de personne à personne. Les symptômes surviennent en moyenne 3 semaines après la contamination et associent fièvre, maux de tête, perte d’appétit, douleurs abdominales avec diarrhée ou constipation, fatigue et parfois, éruption cutanée. Dans les formes plus graves, la fièvre typhoïde peut être fatale en l’absence de traitement.
Les mesures de prévention reposent sur les règles élémentaires d’hygiène générale vis-à-vis de l’eau, des aliments et du lavage des mains ainsi que sur la vaccination.
Pour plus d’informations , consulter le site de l'Institut Pasteur .
La rage est une maladie virale mortelle affectant le système nerveux et présent dans la salive des animaux infectés, tels que chiens, chats, chauves-souris et autres mammifères sauvages. Le virus se transmet par morsure, griffure ou contact de la salive avec une peau lésée ou une muqueuse. L’évolution est rapide avec l’apparition de fièvre, maux de tête, anxiété puis de troubles neurologiques (coma). La rage est presque toujours mortelle une fois les symptômes déclarés. Il est recommandé d’éviter tout contact avec des animaux suspects domestiques ou sauvages. La vaccination préventive contre la rage avant un séjour en zone exposée peut être indiquée en fonction du type de voyage et en particulier chez les jeunes enfants dès qu’ils marchent. Il est conseillé de demander conseil à un médecin ou à un centre de vaccinations internationales.
En cas d’exposition à risque, consulter immédiatement un médecin même si la vaccination…
Pour plus d’informations, consulter le site du ministère en charge de la Santé .
Health — Foreign OfficeForeign Office ↗updated 13.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Before you travel check that:
This is particularly important if you have a health condition or are pregnant.
Dial 112 for an ambulance.
Contact your insurance or medical assistance company quickly if you’re referred to a medical facility for treatment.
At least 8 weeks before your trip:
See what health risks you’ll face in Montenegro , including:
Altitude sickness is a risk in parts of Montenegro. Read more about altitude sickness on TravelHealthPro .
For details of customs rules relating to bringing medication into Montenegro, please see the Entry Requirements page.
Read best practice when travelling with medicines on TravelHealthPro .
FCDO has a list of medical providers in Montenegro where some staff will speak English.
Montenegro recognises the Global Health Insurance Card ( GHIC ).
The NHS’s getting healthcare abroad webpage has details about:
A GHIC is not an alternative to travel insurance. You may have costs your GHIC does not cover.
There is also guidance on healthcare if you’re living in Montenegro .
The UK has a reciprocal healthcare agreement with Montenegro, enabling British nationals to receive free emergency treatment in Montenegro. You must have a valid British passport and the GHIC to apply for a certificate of entitlement from the Montenegrin Health Insurance Fund , to access free or subsidised medical care at state run medical facilities. You must apply for a certificate in advance or as soon as possible after an urgent admission to hospital. Further details on applying for a Montenegrin Health Insurance Fund can be found in the Living in Montenegro guide.
If you do not have a certificate, you will have to pay for the treatment and paid bills cannot be reimbursed.
Read FCDO guidance on travel and mental health . There is also mental health guidance on TravelHealthPro.
Places read from OpenStreetMap, within a circle of about 12 km: phone, email, address, website and hours when the source publishes them. No customer reviews, that source has none. Straight-line distances.
Notices vary by bank and vintage — yours prevails. On the right: the Maximum contract (public documents).
No region is advised against by the official readings checked (Global Affairs Canada, Foreign Office and France Diplomatie): the national advice applies everywhere.
The levels each government publishes, unsummarised: their texts, linked below, prevail.
no region is advised against by these readings; the trip follows the national advice. A new regional advisory would call for a new, written decision.
Global Affairs Canada — Open Government Licence – Canada (09.10.2026) · Foreign Office — Open Government Licence v3.0 · France Diplomatie (25.03.2026) · Natural Earth
No located event in this reading.
Last change: New information on wait times if travelling to and from the Schengen area from Montenegro and updated information about road travel and swimming safety ('Warnings and insurance' and ‘Safety and security’ pages).
Updated 26.08.2026
Exercise normal precaution in Montenegro .
Montenegro is generally a safe destination for travelers.
10-16 2.5 · 10-17 2.3 · 10-18 2.2 · 10-19 2.0 · 10-20 1.8 · 10-21 1.7 · 10-22 1.6 m³/s
Simulated discharge: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), data rounded and formatted by Maximum. Contains modified Copernicus Emergency Management Service information 2026. For information only: this is not a flood warning; only national or regional authorities issue those.
The level is national. Risk areas are in the state advisories below.
No major event in progress is located in this country at this morning's check.
Reading: The homicide rate is in the same range as Switzerland or France. On the road, 3 times more deaths than in Switzerland: road crashes are the leading cause of death of healthy travellers (CDC) — seat belt, no night driving, a driver or a taxi from a rank.
World Bank (UNODC for homicides, WHO for roads) — latest published valuedata.worldbank.org ↗read 10.10.2026
What we locate on the map are events in progress that have real coordinates: USGS earthquakes, GDACS disasters, NOAA storms and open NASA EONET events. Hover a dot for details, click to open it in this briefing.
French passport — France Diplomatie
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
The security page lists no red or orange area.France Diplomatie ↗updated 13.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
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L’ambassade de France au Monténégro dispose de capacités limitées pour venir en aide aux Français en cas de crise .
Les Français qui se rendent dans ce pays sont responsables de leur propre sécurité. Ils sont invités à s’assurer qu’ils disposent de moyens nécessaires en cas de crise : vérifier les termes des contrats d’ assurance , disposer des moyens financiers nécessaires pour couvrir d’éventuels frais d’hospitalisation, de rapatriement ou d’évacuation, signaler son séjour sur le service Ariane , être particulièrement vigilants dans la conservation de son document d’identité nécessaire à la sortie du Monténégro, et s’assurer de disposer d’une copie, matérielle ou électronique.
L’ambassade de France au Monténégro ne délivre pas de titres d’identité et de voyage. Elle pourra toutefois, en cas de perte ou de vol de passeport, délivrer un laissez-passer . Ce titre d’urgence permet uniquement de revenir en France, où il sera possible de faire renouveler son titre perdu ou volé. Il n’est pas délivré afin de poursuivre un voyage.
Pour toute autre démarche administrative concernant les Français résidents ou de passage au Monténégro, il convient de s’adresser à :
la section consulaire de l’Ambassade de France à Belgrade, en Serbie, pour les démarches relatives à l’état civil et la nationalité française, les conseils aux familles, le notariat et la légalisation : https://rs.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr
la section consulaire de l’Ambassade de France à Tirana, en Albanie, pour les démarches relatives au passeport et à la carte d’identité : https://al.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/identite
Les Français amenés à entrer sur le territoire monténégrin ou à le quitter doivent s’assurer qu’ils sont en possession d’un document de voyage en cours de validité (carte d’identité ou passeport). Les…
Dernière actualisation le 25/03/2026, information toujours valable à la date du jour
L’ensemble du Monténégro est en zone de vigilance normale.
Le Monténégro se situe dans une zone sismique. Le dernier séisme de forte ampleur remonte à 1979 sur la côte monténégrine (Kotor, Budva, Bar). De légères secousses telluriques sont ressenties plusieurs fois par an ; elles n’occasionnent en général aucun dégât. Pour obtenir plus d’informations sur la conduite à tenir en cas de séisme, il convient de consulter la fiche Infos pratiques - séismes du site France Diplomatie consacrée à ce sujet. Il n’est pas exclu qu’un séisme dont l’épicentre se situerait au large des côtes provoque un tsunami.
La sécheresse estivale est marquée par de nombreux départs d’incendies, dans des endroits souvent difficiles d’accès. Il est recommandé de prendre ce risque en considération, tant en ce qui concerne le choix du lieu de séjour que des itinéraires. Les bivouacs ou campements intempestifs non signalés, en ces périodes estivales sensibles, sont à proscrire. Il convient d’adopter la plus haute vigilance en cas d’alerte rouge canicule
L’institut météorologique du Monténégro ( https://www.meteo.co.me// ) émet régulièrement des alertes concernant des risques d’inondations et de perturbations possibles dues à des orages, à de fortes précipitations, ou en période de fonte des neiges en particulier entre les mois d’octobre et de mars.
Celles-ci sont susceptibles de provoquer des crues parfois soudaines des rivières en hiver et au printemps. Il est donc recommandé de ne pas s’aventurer dans le lit d’une rivière ou dans des grottes voisines même si le niveau de l’eau est bas et de manière plus générale de suivre les conseils suivants :
Lorsqu’un voyage au Monténégro est prévu en période d’alerte météorologique, il est recommandé de :
* confirmer à nouveau ses vols, ses trajets en train et ses arrangements de transport terrestre avant le départ, et une nouvelle fois juste avant le voyage ; prévoir des retards ou des annulations dans les aéroports régionaux et sur les réseaux ferroviaires des zones touchées ;
* prévoir plus de temps pour les déplacements en voiture et éviter les itinéraires affectés par des inondations, des glissements de terrain ou des conditions météorologiques extrêmes ; être prêt à modifier son itinéraire si les autorités ferment des routes ou des ponts situés dans des zones basses ;
* surveiller les alertes météorologiques officielles pour sa destination et les points de transit, en particulier lors d’un voyage vers des régions montagneuses, des zones à risque d'inondation ou des zones vallonnées.
Lors d’un séjour au Monténégro en période d’alerte météorologique, il est recommandé de :
* limiter les déplacements non essentiels dans les zones touchées par de fortes pluies, des orages ou des inondations ; éviter les eaux d'inondation, les pentes susceptibles de subir des…
La sécurité routière constitue un problème majeur au Monténégro. Les accidents de la route sont principalement dus au facteur humain, le non-respect du code de la route étant très répandu dans le pays. Les conditions de conduite peuvent être défavorables sur les routes montagneuses étroites et sinueuses, notamment lorsque les conditions météorologiques sont mauvaises. La mauvaise qualité de certaines infrastructures routières dans le réseau secondaire constitue également un risque. La troisième cause des accidents de la circulation est la qualité technique des véhicules en circulation, dont certains sont vieillissants.
Quelques règles du code de la route monténégrin à respecter :
Des règlements de comptes entre groupes criminels organisés (fusillades, attentats, etc.) peuvent survenir mais le risque d’y être impliqué est minime. Le nombre de délits mineurs commis est encore relativement faible bien que le nombre de vols ou de tentatives de vol ait augmenté, notamment à Podgorica et dans les zones touristiques littorales.
En matière de cybercriminalité, il convient de faire preuve d’une grande vigilance (prudence lors de connexions aux réseaux Wi-Fi publics, d’achats en ligne et face au risque d’hameçonnage).
Comme partout, il est recommandé de numériser son passeport et sa carte d’identité et d’en conserver une copie dans sa messagerie, consultable à l’étranger, pour faciliter les démarches en cas de perte ou de vol.
Numéros d’urgence 112 – Numéro d’urgence commun : qui centralise l’ensemble des urgences au Monténégro, gratuit et accessible en permanence depuis tout téléphone, même sans crédit ni réseau. 122 – Police 123 – Pompiers 124 – Ambulance
Eu égard aux risques associés au relief karstique du Monténégro (succession de plateaux entaillés par des gorges étroites et profondes), il est recommandé aux randonneurs de ne pas partir seuls en montagne et, lorsqu’ils s’écartent des sentiers balisés, de se faire accompagner d’un guide local. Les réseaux mobiles étant difficilement joignables en montagne, il est conseillé de se munir d’un téléphone satellitaire, afin de contacter les secours en cas de besoin.
Il existe cinq parcs nationaux : le Durmitor (NW), la montagne Biogradska (N), le Mont Lovćen (près de Cetinje), Prokletije (E) et le lac Skadar. La chasse et la pêche y sont interdites ou réglementées.
Full text of the Security pagediplomatie.gouv.fr ↗updated 13.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Swiss passport — FDFA (Switzerland), in French
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
FDFA update note — Ces conseils pour les voyages ont été contrôlés et confirmés. Les recommandations restent valables de manière inchangée. (published 10.06.2026)
Les voyages au Monténégro sont en principe considérés comme sûrs. Evitez les manifestations car des débordements violents ou des heurts avec les forces de sécurité sont possibles. Dans ce pays comme ailleurs, le risque d’attentats terroristes ne peut être exclu. La rubrique terrorisme et enlèvements attire l'attention sur les risques liés au terrorisme. Terrorisme et enlèvements
Observez les précautions d'usage contre la petite délinquance. Les actes de violence se limitent généralement entre bandes rivales.
Des tremblements de terre de moindre intensité se produisent parfois. Dans le bassin méditerranéen, il n’est pas exclu qu’un séisme ou une éruption volcanique provoque un tsunami qui atteigne toutes les zones côtières de la Méditerranée. Après de fortes pluies, il faut s'attendre à des inondations. Celles-ci peuvent endommager les infrastructures et la circulation peut s’en trouver temporairement perturbée. En été, il existe un important risque d’incendie à de nombreux endroits. Si une catastrophe naturelle devait se produire durant votre séjour, prenez immédiatement contact avec vos proches et suivez les instructions des autorités locales. En cas d’interruption des communications avec l’étranger, vous pouvez vous mettre en contact avec l’Ambassade de Suisse à Belgrade.
FDFA travel advice, in French, valid on 16.10.2026eda.admin.ch ↗updated 10.06.2026 · read 16.10.2026
British passport — Foreign Office (UK)
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
Warnings — Foreign OfficeForeign Office ↗updated 13.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Airports can be very busy during the summer months, with delays possible at check-in, security screening and passport control. Arrive at the airport well in advance of your scheduled departure.
For road travel you should:
The European Union’s (EU) new Entry/Exit System (EES) is now being implemented across the Schengen area. The EES may take each passenger extra time, so it is important to be prepared to wait longer than usual at EU country borders and allow more time for immigration controls if travelling to and from the Schengen area.
Safety — Foreign OfficeForeign Office ↗updated 13.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
There is a high threat of terrorist attack globally affecting UK interests and British nationals, including from groups and individuals who view the UK and British nationals as targets. Stay aware of your surroundings at all times.
UK Counter Terrorism Policing has information and advice on staying safe and what to do in the event of a terrorist attack. Find out how to reduce your risk from terrorism while abroad .
Although there’s no recent history of terrorism in Montenegro, attacks cannot be ruled out.
Stay aware of your surroundings, keep up to date with local media reports and follow the advice of local authorities.
Protests and demonstrations sometimes take place in Montenegro, often in front of government or religious buildings. They are mostly peaceful but can lead to traffic disruption, clashes with police and the potential for violent incidents.
Take sensible precautions to protect yourself and your belongings from street crime. Do not leave bags unattended and be wary of pickpockets in tourist hot spots, beaches, airports and on public transport.
Use a hotel safe for your valuables and money if possible. Do not leave your luggage in a parked vehicle.
You can reduce the risk of bag-snatching and mugging by:
If your passport is lost or stolen, you must renew your passport or apply for an emergency travel document. You cannot use a police report to leave Montenegro.
Incidents of violent crime between organised criminal groups can affect others close by. Be cautious, remain vigilant and aware of your surroundings. Stay away from confrontations and leave the area if you feel unsafe. In the event of any incidents, follow all advice given by the local authorities.
Fraudsters can steal your card details without you noticing. Use ATMs inside banks if possible, and check ATMs on the street for signs of tampering. Keep cards in sight when paying in shops and restaurants. Read more about how to avoid bank card fraud .
You must always carry a form of ID such as a photocard driving licence or passport. If you do not have it with you, the police can give you a fine. Keep a copy of your passport’s photo page in a safe place.
Illegal drugs, including cannabis, carry severe penalties. You should expect a long jail sentence and heavy fines for possessing, using or smuggling illegal drugs, including when transiting through the airport.
Airports in Montenegro have excellent technology and security for detecting illegal items. This is also used to scan the baggage of transiting passengers.
Taking photographs of police or military installations, personnel or vehicles is illegal and could lead to arrest and prosecution by the authorities.
While there is a general tolerance of same-sex couples in Montenegro, LGBT+ travellers should be aware that showing affection in public could receive negative attention. Read more advice for LGBT+ travellers .
Take note of warning signs on beaches, follow instructions from lifeguards and observe the flag indicators. Take local advice if jellyfish or sea urchins are present. Speedboats and other…
American passport — U.S. Department of State
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
Montenegro - Level 1: Exercise Normal Precautions 2026-08-26travel.state.gov ↗updated 26.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Exercise normal precaution in Montenegro .
Montenegro is generally a safe destination for travelers.
Global Affairs Canada — additional reading
Exercise normal security precautions
Open Government Licence – Canada · October 9, 2026 08:05 EDTtravel.gc.ca ↗updated 09.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
Global Affairs Canada — written for Canadian travellers, valid for all
You must abide by local laws. Learn about what you should do and how we can help if you are arrested or detained abroad.
Authorities may request to see your ID at any time.
Penalties for possession, use or trafficking of illegal drugs are severe. Convicted offenders can expect long prison sentences and heavy fines. Drugs, alcohol and travel
There are restrictions on photographing military or police installations, vehicles, and personnel.
The recreational and commercial flying of drones is strictly regulated. You must seek the permission from the Civil Aviation Agency to use a drone in Montenegro. If you don’t comply, you may be fined and your drone confiscated. Safe drone operations - Montenegro Civil Aviation Agency
Montenegrin law does not criminalize sexual acts or relationships between persons of the same sex. However, 2SLGBTQI+ persons could be discriminated against or harassed based on their sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, or sex characteristics. Travel and your sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sex characteristics
The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction is an international treaty. It can help parents with the return of children who have been removed to or retained in certain countries in violation of custody rights. The convention applies between Canada and Montenegro. If your child was wrongfully taken to, or is being held in Montenegro, and if the applicable conditions are met, you may apply for the return of your child to the Montenegrin court. If you are in this situation:
If your child was removed from a country other than Canada, consult a lawyer to determine if The Hague Convention applies. Be aware that Canadian consular officials cannot interfere in private legal matters or in another country's judicial affairs.
You must carry an international driving permit
Drivers of vehicles bearing foreign licence plates must also be in possession of vehicle insurance. If your vehicle is visibly damaged when entering Montenegro, you must obtain a certificate from the authorities at the frontier. You must show this certificate when leaving the country.
All vehicles must have:
Penalties for drinking and driving are severe. The legal blood alcohol limit is 0.03 percent. A person visibly under the influence of alcohol may not travel on the front passenger seat.
The “priority to the right” system is in effect in Montenegro. Drivers must give way to vehicles approaching from the right at intersections, even on secondary roads. This is often a surprise to foreign drivers and results in accidents. Familiarize yourself with the “priority to the right” system. International Driving Permit
The currency of Montenegro is the euro (EUR). If you are carrying €10,000 or more, or the equivalent in other currencies or monetary instruments, you must make a declaration to customs when you enter or leave the European Union. This does not apply if you are travelling within the European Union or in transit to a non-EU country. EU Cash Controls – European Commission
Open Government Licence – Canada · October 9, 2026 08:05 EDTtravel.gc.ca ↗updated 09.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Foreign Office — laws and cultural differences
You must always carry a form of ID such as a photocard driving licence or passport. If you do not have it with you, the police can give you a fine. Keep a copy of your passport’s photo page in a safe place.
Illegal drugs, including cannabis, carry severe penalties. You should expect a long jail sentence and heavy fines for possessing, using or smuggling illegal drugs, including when transiting through the airport. Airports in Montenegro have excellent technology and security for detecting illegal items. This is also used to scan the baggage of transiting passengers.
Taking photographs of police or military installations, personnel or vehicles is illegal and could lead to arrest and prosecution by the authorities.
While there is a general tolerance of same-sex couples in Montenegro, LGBT+ travellers should be aware that showing affection in public could receive negative attention. Read more advice for LGBT+ travellers.
Open Government Licence v3.0gov.uk ↗updated 13.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
FDFA (Switzerland) — laws and customs, in French
La loi définit divers taux d'alcoolémie maximaux punissables pour les personnes au volant. Renseignez-vous auprès des personnes de contact sur place, du personnel de l'hôtel ou des autorités monténégrins sur les règles de la circulation routière. Il est interdit de photographier des installations militaires. Les infractions à la loi sur les stupéfiants, y compris la détention de minimes quantités de drogue, sont passibles de plusieurs années de prison. Le transport de personnes réfugiées par véhicule constitue une infraction relevant de la traite d’êtres humains et est passible d'une peine d’emprisonnement. Ne prenez par conséquent aucune personne inconnue, même pour les trajets effectués à l’intérieur du pays. Les conditions de détention sont précaires.
FDFA travel advice, in Frencheda.admin.ch ↗updated 10.06.2026 · read 16.10.2026
What it changes for you: Air acceptable at this hour: nothing special to plan.
Reading 07:00 (Europe/Podgorica)Open-Meteo ↗updated 16.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Air quality and UV: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), data rounded and formatted by Maximum. Contains modified Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service information 2026. Neither the European Commission nor ECMWF is responsible for any use that may be made of the Copernicus information or data it contains.
Reading: With 2.8 physicians per 1,000 people (38% fewer than Switzerland), the nearest hospital does not always have the capacity for a serious case: evacuation to an adequate centre is the rule, not the exception — that is what unlimited evacuation and repatriation cover. Health spending of 1,148 USD per person (Switzerland: 11,784) goes with private hospitals that bill foreigners in hard currency and ask for a guarantee before admission: the direct payment guarantee is what avoids the deposit.
World Bank — latest published value, year per indicatordata.worldbank.org ↗read 10.10.2026
French passport — France Diplomatie
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Les ressortissants des pays de l’Union européenne n’ont pas besoin de visa pour les séjours inférieurs à 90 jours. Une carte nationale d’identité en cours de validité suffit pour les séjours inférieurs à 30 jours. Au-delà, un passeport est nécessaire.
Pour les séjours supérieurs à 3 mois, une demande de visa est nécessaire ainsi qu’un titre de voyage dont la validité doit être supérieure de trois mois à celle du visa demandé. En raison de la longueur des démarches administratives, il est conseiller de s’y prendre le plus tôt possible.
Depuis le 1er janvier 2014, la durée de validité des cartes nationales d’identité (CNI) délivrées aux personnes majeures est passée de 10 à 15 ans.
Les cartes nationales d’identité délivrées à des majeurs entre le 1er janvier 2004 et le 31 décembre 2013 seront encore valables 5 ans après la date de fin de validité indiquée au verso, mais aucune modification matérielle de la carte plastifiée n’en attestera. Les autorités monténégrines ont officiellement accepté cette prolongation.
Cependant pour éviter tout désagrément pendant votre voyage, il est fortement recommandé de privilégier l’utilisation d’un passeport valide à celle d’une CNI portant une date de fin de validité dépassée, même si elle est considérée par les autorités françaises comme étant toujours en cours de validité.
En cas de voyage uniquement avec une carte nationale d’identité, il est important de télécharger et d’imprimer la notice multilingue expliquant ces nouvelles règles (PDF - 81,7 Ko). Les agences de tourisme locales proposent parfois des excursions dans les pays frontaliers. En conséquence, il est utile de consulter les conditions de séjour dans ces pays avant de s’y rendre.
Tout étranger se rendant en visite au Monténégro et qui est hébergé chez des particuliers doit procéder à l’enregistrement de son séjour auprès de l’Organisation du tourisme ou de l’inspecteur pour les étrangers du Commissariat de police de la commune où il séjourne, dans les 24 heures suivant son arrivée. Le contrevenant se verra infliger une amende d’au moins 60 €.
Pour pouvoir entrer au Monténégro, le conducteur d’un véhicule doit en être le propriétaire et le justifier à partir des originaux des documents d’identification (carte grise, assurance). A défaut, l’entrée au Monténégro pourrait lui être refusée par la police aux frontières monténégrine.
Toutes les mesures de restrictions sanitaires pour l’entrée sur le territoire ont été levées.
Toute entrée ou sortie de devises d’un montant supérieur à 10 000 euros est, sous peine de confiscation, soumise à déclaration et présentation du justificatif d’acquisition des devises.
Entry and stay pagediplomatie.gouv.fr ↗updated 13.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Swiss passport — FDFA (Switzerland)
The FDFA does not publish entry requirements: they are set out by the destination's embassy or consulate in Switzerland — check them before booking, passport in hand. As a guide, the French and British requirements below describe the same rules as seen by two other governments.eda.admin.ch ↗updated 10.06.2026 · read 16.10.2026
British passport — Foreign Office (UK)
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
Entry requirements — rules for a British passportForeign Office ↗updated 13.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
This information is for people travelling on a full ‘British citizen’ passport from the UK. It is based on the UK government’s understanding of the current rules for the most common types of travel.
The authorities in Montenegro set and enforce entry rules. If you’re not sure how these requirements apply to you, contact the Montenegrin Embassy in the UK .
The authorities may close land border crossings at short notice.
To enter Montenegro, your passport must:
- have been issued less than 10 years before the date you enter Montenegro – if you renewed your passport before 1 October 2018, it may have a date of issue that is more than 10 years ago
- have an ‘expiry date’ at least 3 months after the day you plan to leave
Check with your travel provider that your passport and other travel documents meet requirements. Renew your passport if you need to.
You will be denied entry if you do not have a valid travel document or try to use a passport that has been reported lost or stolen.
When returning to the UK, British citizens must carry a valid British passport or certificate of entitlement . See Dual citizenship .
You can visit Montenegro without a visa for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. This applies if you travel:
If you are travelling to Montenegro without a visa, make sure your whole visit is within the 90-day limit. Visits to Montenegro within the previous 180 days before you travel count towards your 90 days.
Montenegro is not part of the Schengen area , so:
Make sure you get your passport stamped on entry and exit.
The dated entry stamp helps avoid any problems about the length of your stay in the country.
To stay longer than 90 days, you must meet the Montenegrin government’s entry requirements. Check which type of visa or work permit you may need with the Montenegrin Embassy in the UK in advance of your arrival to Montenegro.
For details about medical entry requirements and recommended vaccinations, see TravelHealthPro’s Montenegro guide .
All visitors to Montenegro must register with the local tourism office or police within 24 hours of arrival.
If you’re staying in a hotel or in some holiday lets, the staff or the owner is obliged to register you.
If staying in private accommodation, make sure you complete the registration yourself.
If you do not register you may be fined, detained or face a court appearance.
If you are sailing to Montenegro, enter only at a designated port or harbour. If this is not possible, contact the local harbour master (in Montenegrin) or the police before entering.
There are strict rules about goods you can take into and out of…
American passport — U.S. Department of State
The State Department publishes the requirements ("Entry, Exit and Visa Requirements") on its country page, which our servers cannot read. Read it before you go; as a guide, the French and British requirements below describe the same rules as seen by two other governments.travel.state.gov ↗updated 26.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
For each risk, the official texts themselves: what is happening, then, where they say so, what to do.
What the texts say · Petty crime, such as pickpocketing and purse snatching, occurs, particularly during the tourist season from May to September. Incidents of violent crime between organised criminal groups can affect others close by.
What the texts say · While many taxi drivers are honest, some may take advantage of tourists by overcharging, as in many other tourist destinations. Traffic can be busy, fast and chaotic.
What the texts say · Montenegro lies in a seismically active zone and small tremors are recorded throughout the year. Flooding can be a problem when there is heavy rain and snow melts, causing rivers to flood in winter and spring.
What the texts say · Penalties for possession, use or trafficking of illegal drugs are severe. There are restrictions on photographing military or police installations, vehicles, and personnel.
What the texts say · Fraudsters can steal your card details without you noticing. Perpetrators may compromise public Wi-Fi networks to steal credit card or personal information.
What the texts say · Protests and demonstrations sometimes take place in Montenegro, often in front of government or religious buildings. Firing weapons to celebrate is common in Montenegro.
Sentences copied word for word from the official texts cited, chosen for the destination; the level is our reading. The full texts, at each source:Global Affairs Canada ↗updated 09.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026 (updated 09.10.2026 · read 29.09.2026)Foreign Office ↗updated 13.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026 (updated 13.08.2026 · read 29.09.2026)
Reading: The homicide rate is in the same range as Switzerland or France. On the road, 3 times more deaths than in Switzerland: road crashes are the leading cause of death of healthy travellers (CDC) — seat belt, no night driving, a driver or a taxi from a rank.
World Bank (UNODC for homicides, WHO for roads) — latest published valuedata.worldbank.org ↗read 10.10.2026
Time zone: IANA and timezone-boundary-builder (ODbL) · RESTCountries · EmergencyNumberAPI · Wikidata · European Central Bank
Places: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Photon search by komoot.
FDFA (Switzerland) — transport and specific advice, in French
Le réseau routier est en mauvais état sur certains tronçons. Les comportements parfois imprévisibles augmentent les risques d'accident. La prudence est donc de mise, surtout dans les montagnes. Il est déconseillé de circuler de nuit à l’écart des axes principaux. Une taxe est perçue pour le passage du tunnel Sozina, le ferry de la baie de Kotor et quelques routes. Monteput
Vous avez l’obligation de pouvoir vous identifier avec votre passeport à tout moment. Les personnes étrangères doivent s’annoncer dans les 24 heures auprès de la police locale; d'habitude les hôtels se chargent de cette formalité pour leur clientèle. Informez-vous à temps auprès de la Représentation du Monténégro en Suisse sur les dispositions applicables aux personnes et aux véhicules en matière d’entrée et d'enregistrement dans le pays: délivrance d'un laissez-passer touristique, attestation d'assurance automobile, etc.
FDFA travel advice, in Frencheda.admin.ch ↗updated 10.06.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Maximum policyholder: before paying anything, call the 24/7 number. If you are admitted for more than 24 h, Maximum sends its direct payment guarantee to the hospital (art. 2.12).
+41 22 ••• •• •• — Full number in your client areaNone of these facilities is a Maximum Insurance “partner”, and none is presented as waiving upfront payment: this list is a reading of public map data, nothing more. A direct payment guarantee is arranged CASE BY CASE by our assistance desk, facility by facility and when the need arises — one number, +41 22 ••• •• ••.
List read from OpenStreetMap on 03.10.2026, not read again since: these facilities may have changed.
CDC Travelers' Health recommendations, most important first. They depend on your age, vaccines and itinerary: confirm them with a doctor or a travel clinic 4 to 6 weeks before departure. Details, disease by disease ↗cdc.gov ↗read 10.10.2026
The health system — With 2.8 physicians per 1,000 people (38% fewer than Switzerland), the nearest hospital does not always have the capacity for a serious case: evacuation to an adequate centre is the rule, not the exception — that is what unlimited evacuation and repatriation cover. Health spending of 1,148 USD per person (Switzerland: 11,784) goes with private hospitals that bill foreigners in hard currency and ask for a guarantee before admission: the direct payment guarantee is what avoids the deposit.
Back home — a fever in the following weeks should be told to a doctor, naming the country.
Forecast: MET Norway (Norwegian Meteorological Institute, CC BY 4.0), grouped by day and formatted by Maximum.
French passport — French embassy and consulates
98 Bulevar Džordža Vašingtona, 81000, Podgorica
98 Bulevar Džordža Vašingtona
Useful contacts listed by France Diplomatie (in French)diplomatie.gouv.fr ↗updated 13.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Updated: 13 October 2026
OpenStreetMap
Swiss passport — Swiss embassy and consulates
Numéro d’urgence de la police: 122 Numéro d’urgence des services sanitaires / du service d'ambulance: 124 Numéro d'urgence général: 112 Dispositions douanières monténégrines: Customs Administration Représentations suisses à l’étranger: En cas de situation d’urgence à l’étranger, vous pouvez vous adresser à la représentation suisse la plus proche ou à la Helpline DFAE. Ambassade de Suisse en Serbie Helpline DFAE Représentations étrangères en Suisse: Pour obtenir des informations sur les prescriptions d’entrée (documents d’identité admis, visa, etc.), veuillez vous adresser aux ambassades et consulats étrangers compétents. Ceux-ci peuvent également vous renseigner sur les dispositions douanières pour l’importation et l’exportation d’animaux et de marchandises: appareils électroniques, souvenirs, médicaments, etc. Représentations étrangères en Suisse
OpenStreetMap · DFAE
British passport — British embassy and consulates
8 Ulcinjska, 81000, Podgorica
phone not published
https://www.gov.uk/world/organisations/bri ↗updated 13.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
OpenStreetMap
American passport — U.S. embassy and consulates
2 Džona Džeksona, 81000, Podgorica
+382 (0)20 410 500
https://me.usembassy.gov/ ↗updated 26.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
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Getting help — Foreign OfficeForeign Office ↗updated 13.08.2026 · read 16.10.2026
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office ( FCDO ) cannot provide tailored advice for individual trips. Read this travel advice and carry out your own research before deciding whether to travel.
Telephone: 112
Contact your travel provider and your insurer if you’re involved in a serious incident or emergency abroad. They will tell you if they can help and what you need to do.
See how to get help from the UK government abroad including in an emergency.
You can call FCDO in London if you need urgent help because something has happened to a friend or relative abroad.
Telephone: 020 7008 5000 (24 hours)
Find out about call charges
For emergencies. If pronunciation fails, show the screen — or the printed page.
| Help! | Upomoć! |
| Call an ambulance! | Pozovite hitnu pomoć! |
| I need a doctor. | Potreban mi je lekar. |
| Where is the nearest hospital? | Gde je najbliža bolnica? |
| Call the police! | Pozovite policiju! |
| I am allergic to penicillin. | Alergičan (alergična) sam na penicilin. |
| I have international medical insurance. | Imam međunarodno zdravstveno osiguranje. |
| I want to contact my embassy. | Želim da kontaktiram ambasadu svoje zemlje. |
| Please take me to this address. | Odvezite me na ovu adresu, molim vas. |
| Do you speak English? | Da li govorite engleski? |
Translations by Maximum Insurance, original script and transliteration.
Actions to take before each professional trip abroad.
Live alerts and level changes, each with its official source. Continuously updated.
Editorial change
October 9, 2026 08:05 EDTtravel.gc.ca ↗updated 09.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026No level change recorded for this country since the log opened. The live alerts above are updated continuously.
Level 1/4 — Exercise Normal Precautions, U.S. Department of State, retrieved on 16 October 2026.
Sourcestravel.state.gov · updated 26.08 · read 16.10France Diplomatie · updated 13.10 · read 16.10DFAE · updated 10.06 · read 16.10207-country comparison
An area advised against does not rule out the country.
SourcesFrance Diplomatie · updated 13.10 · read 16.10Foreign Office · updated 13.08 · read 16.10State Department · updated 26.08 · read 16.10
The rules depend on the passport, not on the destination alone.
SourcesFrance Diplomatie · updated 13.10 · read 16.10Foreign Office · updated 13.08 · read 16.10State Department · updated 26.08 · read 16.10
For a Schengen visa, yes: at least €30,000 of travel medical insurance (Regulation (EC) No 810/2009, art. 15).
SourcesRegulation (EC) 810/2009, art. 15General conditions, policy 20 00 479
VIP Pack — €990 for twelve months, unlimited trips.
SourcesGeneral conditions, policy 20 00 479OpenStreetMap · read 12.10
Six steps, in this order.
SourcesSpecial conditions 01.26General conditions, policy 20 00 479
Local emergency services: single number 112 · police 122 · ambulance 124 · fire 123
SourcesEmergencyNumberAPI · Wikidata · read 08.10OpenStreetMap · read 12.10
At today's level 1/4, card by card:
SourcesAmex Platinum France T&Cs, 01.2025 — general exclusion n° 11BNP Paribas Visa Infinite notice (policy PT7), 04.2025 — comFortuneo World Elite Mastercard notice, 01.2026 — art. 5.5 '
A health plan reimburses at home; here, the hospital asks for a payment guarantee before admission.
SourcesGeneral conditions, policy 20 00 479
Around Podgorica: 33 hospitals and clinics, 12 with a 24/7 emergency room, 40 pharmacies, 31 doctors' practices (OpenStreetMap, hospital list read on 03.10.2026).
The sourced detail is under Medical network › Health: vaccines, diseases present, altitude, outbreaks.
SourcesCDC Travelers' Health · read 10.10France Diplomatie · updated 13.10 · read 16.10OMS · read 16.10Foreign Office · updated 13.08 · read 16.10
2.8 physicians per 1,000 people (2023) versus 4.5 in Switzerland.
SourcesWorld Bank · read 10.10General conditions, policy 20 00 479
0.8 homicides per 100,000 people (2023) versus 0.6 in Switzerland and 1.3 in France.
The nearest representations, by passport (OpenStreetMap):
SourcesOpenStreetMap · read 12.10DFAE · updated 10.06 · read 16.10
No region is advised against by the official readings checked (Global Affairs Canada, Foreign Office and France Diplomatie): the national advice applies everywhere.
SourcesGlobal Affairs Canada · updated 09.10 · read 16.10Foreign Office · updated 13.08 · read 16.10France Diplomatie · updated 13.10 · read 16.10
Local laws apply to every traveller; here is what the official texts say.
SourcesGlobal Affairs Canada · updated 09.10 · read 16.10Foreign Office · updated 13.08 · read 16.10
Every foreign ministry runs a 24/7 emergency line for its nationals.
Sourcesdiplomatie.gouv.fr · updated 13.10 · read 16.10eda.admin.ch · updated 10.06 · read 16.10
Emergency phrases, to show if pronunciation fails:
SourcesMaximum Insurance
Keep the entry stamp, the invoices, the prescriptions and the medical report.
SourcesGeneral conditions, policy 20 00 479
Cancellation or change up to EUR 20,000, special risk EUR 5,000 per person, crisis management and security, optional Kidnap & Ransom.
SourcesGeneral conditions, policy 20 00 479
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