What you need to enter Moldova with a Montenegrin passport

Fee

Visa-exempt travellers pay no fee. What you do have to be able to show at the border is means of subsistence: the minimum required is 30 euros per day of stay and, in any case, no less than 300 euros for stays shorter than 10 days (annex to Government Decision No. 332 of 5 May 2011).

Required documents

• A valid travel document recognised or accepted by the Republic of Moldova.
• Documents justifying the purpose of the trip. The Border Police may ask for them: for tourism, a tourist voucher, proof of hotel accommodation, an invitation from the host stating the address, confirmation of a package tour booking or a return or round-trip ticket all count.
• Proof of means of subsistence for the stay and for the return: 30 euros per day, with a minimum of 300 euros if the stay is shorter than 10 days.
• Not being subject to an entry ban (Article 9 of Law 200/2010) or having been declared an undesirable person (Article 55), and not representing a danger to national security, public order or public health.

Health insurance

Not mandatory for this destination.

When travel insurance is mandatory → Travel insurance policies ↓

Transit rules

Stay of up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa. On entry and on exit, the Border Police check how many days you have spent in Moldova without a visa in the 180 days before the date of the check. Entry is through any border crossing point open to international traffic. Important warning: the area east of the Dniester river: Transnistria: is outside the effective control of the Moldovan authorities and Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises avoiding it; anyone entering the country on that side may end up without a valid entry stamp and with problems when leaving through a crossing controlled by Chisinau. The European Health Insurance Card is not valid in Moldova, so it is worth carrying insurance covering medical costs and repatriation even though it is not a border requirement.