Bolivia passport → Montenegro

Montenegro visa for citizens of Bolivia

Embassy / VFSTourist Visa (Short Stay)

Citizens of Bolivia need a visa for Montenegro and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre.

Verified · Last checked 2026-09-05. Policies change. Confirm with the embassy or official visa portal before you travel.

Key facts

Entry route	Embassy / VFS · Tourist Visa (Short Stay)
How to apply	In-person at an embassy or visa center
Maximum stay	Up to 30 days
Entries	Single entry
Passport validity	At least 6 months
Biometrics	Required
Appointment	Required
Interview	Not required
Proof of funds	Approx. €50 per day of stay

How to apply

1
Check if you qualify for visa‑free entry
If you hold a valid visa from Schengen, Australia, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, USA, or UK, you may enter without a visa for up to 30 days.
2
Prepare required documents
Gather all listed documents, including passport, photos, travel insurance, flight/hotel bookings, financial proof, and the additional visa/residence permit if applicable.
3
Complete visa application form
Fill out the official Montenegrin short‑stay visa application form (available from embassy).
4
Schedule an appointment
Contact the Embassy of Montenegro in your country (or nearest accredited embassy) to book a submission appointment.
5
Attend appointment in person
Submit your application, provide biometrics (fingerprints and photo), and pay the visa fee at the embassy.
6
Wait for processing
Processing time varies; check with the embassy for current timelines (usually 15‑30 days).
7
Collect passport with visa
Pick up your passport in person or arrange for its return via courier if allowed by the embassy.
8
Verify visa details
Check that your name, validity period, and entry conditions on the visa sticker are correct.
9
Travel to Montenegro
Carry all supporting documents (including proof of the visa‑free qualifying visa) for border inspection if applicable.
10
Adhere to stay conditions
Do not overstay the 30‑day maximum and respect the single entry limitation.

Documents checklist

Identity

Valid passport
Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond intended stay and have at least 2 blank pages.
Completed visa application form
Download from embassy website or obtain at appointment.
Recent passport-size photographs
Two identical photos meeting Schengen-style specifications.
Copy of previous passports
Optional
If available, provide copies of previous travel documents.

Travel

Travel health insurance
Coverage of at least €30,000 for medical emergencies and repatriation.
Flight itinerary (round trip)
Confirmed bookings or reservation showing entry and exit dates.
Hotel reservation or accommodation proof
Booking confirmation for entire duration of stay.
Valid visa or residence permit for Schengen/US/UK/etc.
If claiming visa‑free entry, must hold a valid visa from Schengen Area, Australia, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, USA, or UK.

Financial

Proof of sufficient funds
Bank statements or cash, equivalent to approx. €50 per day of stay.

Employment

Employment letter or proof of activity
Letter from employer, school, or self-employment certificate.

Supporting

Civil status documents (if applicable)
Optional
Marriage certificate, birth certificate of children, etc.
Cover letter explaining purpose of visit
Optional
Briefly state travel itinerary, accommodation, and financial means.
Travel history (previous visas, stamps)
Optional
Optional but helpful to show compliance.
Visa fee payment receipt
Pay at the embassy or via bank transfer as instructed.

Proof of funds

Minimum balance: Approx. €50 per day of stay

Bank statements (last 3 months)
Cash
Credit card statements
Sponsor letter and funds

Must demonstrate sufficient funds for the entire intended stay.

Good to know

If you hold a valid visa from Schengen, Australia, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, USA, or UK, you may enter visa‑free for up to 30 days — no need to apply for this visa.
This in‑person visa lane only applies if you do not have the qualifying visa mentioned above.
Always confirm the latest processing times and fees directly with the Montenegrin embassy.

Common refusal reasons

Invalid or expired passport

Ensure passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond intended stay.

Insufficient funds

Provide clear proof of financial means (bank statements, cash, sponsorship).

Missing visa from qualifying country (if claiming visa‑free)

If applying for visa‑free entry, you must hold a valid visa from Schengen, Australia, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, USA, or UK.

Incomplete documentation

Submit all required documents and double‑check the checklist before appointment.

Overstay or immigration violations in Montenegro or other countries

Comply with immigration rules in all previous travels.

Failure to pay visa fee

Pay the correct fee as instructed by the embassy and keep receipt.

FAQ

Do citizens of Bolivia need a visa for Montenegro?

Citizens of Bolivia need a visa for Montenegro and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Visa type: Tourist Visa (Short Stay).

How long can citizens of Bolivia stay in Montenegro?

Up to 30 days.

What documents do citizens of Bolivia need for Montenegro?

Valid passport; Completed visa application form; Recent passport-size photographs; Travel health insurance; Flight itinerary (round trip); Hotel reservation or accommodation proof; and 8 more.

How long must my passport be valid for Montenegro?

At least 6 months.

Plan your trip to Montenegro

Nowah is an AI travel agent that books flights, hotels and eSIMs in one conversation and keeps track of your visa paperwork along the way. Need data on arrival? See the Nowah eSIM guide for Montenegro.

Plan the trip in Nowah All visa guides