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Montenegro
Montenegro uses the euro but is not in the EU or Schengen, and like Albania it has no Uber and no Bolt. Getting around means buses between towns and local taxis or taxi apps in town.
Montenegro uses the euro but is not in the EU or Schengen, and like Albania it has no Uber and no Bolt. Getting around means buses between towns and local taxis or taxi apps in town.
- Currency
- Euro (EUR), used since 2002 even though Montenegro is not in the EU
- Visa
- 90 days visa-free for EU, UK, US, Canada and Australia passports. Not Schengen, so these days don't count toward your Schengen 90
- Buses
- Coaches link Kotor, Budva, Tivat, Podgorica and Herceg Novi, plus Dubrovnik, Shkodër and Tirana. Buy at the station or on Gjirafa Travel; pay cash at the station window
- Taxis
- No Uber or Bolt. Use local companies such as Red Taxi, or apps like MonteGO on the coast. Licensed taxis have "TX" on the plate. Mostly cash
- Plugs
- Type C / F, 230V
- Emergency
- 112