Montenegro tightened entry rules for foreigners due to COVID-19

To enter the country, you need to be vaccinated, have a fresh test for COVID-19or evidence that a person has been ill with coronavirus in the last six months Budva, Montenegro

Montenegro has tightened the conditions for entry for foreigners due to a sharp deterioration in the epidemic situation in the country. This was announced by the Government of Montenegro on its Twitter.

In particular, the government has taken new epidemic measures for those arriving in the country. They need to meet one of the following conditions:

be fully vaccinated or vaccinated with a single dose of the COVID-19 vaccine; have a negative PCR test result within 72 hours; have a negative rapid test done within 48 hours; provide evidence that the arrival has been ill with COVID-19, and no more than 180 days have passed since the receipt of the first positive test.

The head of the Institute of Public Health of the Republic, Igor Galich, specified that the measures introduced are related to the worsening of the epidemic situation in the country, Radiosarajevo reports.

“The epidemiological situation in Montenegro is becoming difficult and requires special and additional care for each of us individually, while the healthcare system is already loaded to more than 100% of its capacity,” he said.