Access
Visa free
FStay 90 days
Policy · Bosnia and HerzegovinaPassport Atlas
Montenegro passport to Bosnia and Herzegovina
Yes — Montenegro passport holders can visit Bosnia and Herzegovina without a visa for up to 90 days.
Snapshot 2026-10 · This week · Passport-index source
The other way
Visa free
FStay 90 days
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Key facts
- Bosnia and Herzegovina lets 99 of 198 passports in without a prior visa — Montenegro is one of them.
- Montenegro passports get “Visa free” at 80 of 198 destinations.
- Travel is open both ways: Bosnia and Herzegovina passports also enter Montenegro without a prior visa.
Nearby passports travelling to Bosnia and Herzegovina
Open to Montenegro passports near Bosnia and Herzegovina
Before you fly
- Remaining validityOften 6 months’ validity remaining
- Blank visa pagesAbout 2 blank visa pages
- Photo spec35 × 45 mm
Flight corridor
Connection likely
MontenegroBosnia and Herzegovina- Typical duration
- 3 hours
- From
- TGD · TIV
- To
- SJJ · BNX · TZL
Usual hubs
Türkiye · 4.8 hours
Germany · 5.4 hours
Serbia · 3.3 hours
Duration is a great-circle estimate between main airports. Direct corridors come from the OpenFlights public snapshot — check the carrier or Google Flights for times and prices.
Montenegro
Country profile
Capital
Podgorica
Population
623,327
Area
14,026 km²
Currency
Euro EUR
Languages
Montenegrin
Time zone
UTC+01:00
Foreign-born
92,237 · 2024
Migrant share
14.4%
Ethnic groups · 2011
- Montenegrin45%
- Serbian28.7%
- Bosniak8.7%
- Albanian4.9%
- unspecified4.9%
- Muslim3.3%
- Other4.6%
Foreign-born counts are UN international migrant stock via the World Bank (mostly 2024). Ethnic groups follow each country's published categories — most do not census by skin colour. Indicative only.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Country profile
Capital
Sarajevo
Population
3.4 million
Area
51,129 km²
Currency
Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark BAM
Languages
Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
Time zone
UTC+01:00
Foreign-born
34,120 · 2024
Migrant share
1.1%
Ethnic groups · 2013
- Bosniak50.1%
- Serb30.8%
- Croat15.4%
- other2.7%
- not declared/no answer1%
Foreign-born counts are UN international migrant stock via the World Bank (mostly 2024). Ethnic groups follow each country's published categories — most do not census by skin colour. Indicative only.
Travel notes
Plug
Type C
Mains
230 V · 50 Hz
Driving
Right
Emergency
Police 112 · Ambulance 112
Dialing code
+387
Airports
SJJ · BNX · TZL · OMO
Highlights
- Stari Most
- Baščaršija
- Sutjeska
Montenegro · Visa free
FAQ
Does a Montenegro passport need a visa for Bosnia and Herzegovina?
On the 2026-10 matrix the result is “Visa free”. typical stay 90 days. Rules change — check the carrier and mission before you fly.
How long can you stay?
The matrix records a typical stay of 90 days. The entry stamp, eTA or visa page is authoritative.
Passport validity and blank pages?
Bosnia and Herzegovina typically wants about 6 months’ remaining validity and 2 blank visa pages. Photo spec is often 35 × 45 mm. Confirm with a Bosnia and Herzegovina mission.
What about a Bosnia and Herzegovina passport entering Montenegro?
The reverse result is “Visa free”.