What are the precautions for traveling to Montenegro?

Telephone: The mobile phone standard is GSM, which is compatible with China mobile phones. Network: Internet services cover a wide range, and all major hotels provide Internet services with good network speed. Public security: The local public security situation in Montenegro is general, and criminal crimes and organized crimes occur from time to time, especially the cases of theft and robbery against China citizens' shops have increased. It is recommended to avoid going out alone at night. In case of accident, please call the police immediately at the incident site and contact the Embassy of China in Montenegro for medical treatment as needed: the local medical conditions in Montenegro are general, and there are hospitals, medical stations and pharmacies in all districts. It is suggested that people who travel to Montenegro, visit relatives and travel should prepare commonly used drugs temporarily. Accommodation: The price of star-rated hotels in Montenegro is relatively expensive, and the standard room price exceeds 100 Euro/day. Seaside hotels in Montenegro and Zariha are too expensive; There are fewer hotels in Kosovo and the prices are relatively high. The most economical choice is to rent a private room introduced by a travel agency. There is a campsite for camping in summer at the seaside of Montenegro. Precautions for visas in Montenegro: China citizens holding ordinary passports for personal reasons must apply for visas in advance from the Embassy of Montenegro in China. Visa type: general tourist visa processing method: do you need to apply for a face-to-face visa through the Montenegrin Embassy in China? Yes, stay time: 90 days at most, depending on the situation. Suggested processing time: up to three months in advance. Visa fee: 20 euros for a single entry; 50 euros for two tickets; Those who enter the country for more than 60 euros and hold ordinary passports for personal reasons must apply for a visa in advance from the Embassy of Montenegro in China. Cannot apply for a visa on arrival. Private passport holders with Schengen visa or residence can stay in Montenegro for 7 days without a visa.

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