Montenegro Visa
Wild beauty, Adriatic coastlines, and Balkan hospitality
Available Visa Types
Type C Tourist Visa
For tourism and short visits
Type D Long-Stay Visa
For longer stays and study
Required Documents
- Valid Nigerian passport (minimum 3 months beyond intended stay)
- Completed visa application form
- Two passport photographs
- Return flight tickets
- Hotel booking confirmation
- Bank statements
- Travel insurance
Important: Document requirements may change. Always verify the latest requirements with the relevant embassy or Tbils Visa before submitting your application.
Step-by-Step Application Process
Apply at Embassy or Consulate
Apply at the Embassy of Montenegro or contact Tbils Visa for complete support.
Prepare Documents
Compile all required financial and travel documents.
Submit Application
Submit your complete application package.
Pay the Fee
Pay €30 processing fee.
Collect Your Visa
Receive your passport with visa within 7–14 working days.
Tips for a Successful Application
Kotor's old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site — a must-visit.
Montenegro is affordable compared to Western Europe — excellent value for Nigerian travellers.
The Adriatic coast is most beautiful from May to September.
Montenegro Visa FAQs
No. Montenegro is an EU candidate country but not yet in the Schengen zone, so a separate visa is required.
No. You need a separate visa or Schengen visa to enter Croatia.
Quick Info
Montenegro Visa
Visa Fee
€30 (~₦54,000)
Processing Time
7 – 14 business days
Fees are approximate and subject to change. Always confirm the latest fee at the embassy website.
Ready to Apply?
Speak to a Tbils Visa consultant about your Montenegro visa application today.
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