Current information about the Corona virus (COVID-19) for tourists in Montenegro
In order to protect the health of citizens and tourists staying in Montenegro, the Government of Montenegro adopted a series of temporary measures aimed at preventing the risk of the possible spread of the COVID-19 virus. For the latest and detailed information on the introduced measures and recommendations, visit http://www.gov.me/naslovna/mjere_i_preporuke/
Tourists who are currently staying in Montenegro can get information about all health-related issues through the website of the Institute for Public Health of Montenegro. https://www.ijzcg.me/ and Call Center 1616 every day from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
- What is forbidden?
Organization of private gatherings - wedding ceremonies, graduation and birthday celebrations, etc.
- What is open?
Traffic by personal vehicles within Montenegro and internal public road and rail transport
All ports of entry for all cruise ships and yachts
Inland maritime traffic is fully open
Cafes, restaurants, bars until midnight in the municipalities: Herceg Novi, Kotor, Tivat, Budva, Bar and Ulcinj. Until 10:00 p.m. in the territory of the Capital City of Podgorica, the Capital Cetinje and the municipalities: Plužine, Šavnik, Žabljak, Nikšić, Danilovgrad, Tuzi, Kolašin and Mojkovac. In the municipalities: Rožaje, Berane, Bijelo Polje, Pljevlja, Gusinje, Plav, Petnjica and Andrijevica, the operation of all catering establishments is prohibited (Obligations: employees wear masks; max 4 people at a table (except for families); between tables min 2m or screen; hand disinfection at the entrance/exit; no self-service; no standing and waiting at the bar).
Cinemas
Theaters
Children's playrooms
Bathing areas, beaches (Obligations: a distance between sets of beach furniture of at least two meters, in the part of the public bathing area where beach furniture is not placed, ensure a physical distance of at least two meters, except for members of a joint family household; maintaining hygiene and disinfecting beach furniture and equipment ; at the showers, fountains and toilets on the beach/bathrooms, users must keep a distance of at least two meters. except for members of a joint family household)
Shopping centers (Obligations: a distance of at least 2m between consumers/visitors who are in front of the shopping center; one consumer/visitor can be inside the shopping center per 10m2 of the object's surface; means for disinfecting the hands of consumers/visitors at the entrance/exit of the shopping center center and in each individual building in the shopping center.
Taxi transportation (Obligations: passengers and the driver wear protective masks; after the ride, disinfection of surfaces most often touched by passengers)
All national parks of Montenegro
Stores of food, drinks, hygiene products, baby equipment
Petrol pumps
Pharmacies
Kiosks
Banks and post offices
Food delivery services
Hairdressing and beauty salons
Casinos and bookmakers
Gyms and fitness centers
There are also indoor and outdoor activities that can be performed in groups
- What is closed?
Night clubs and discotheques
Kindergartens
- What is mandatory?
Obligation to wear masks in public closed spaces and observe physical distance measures of at least two meters in closed and open spaces (in the municipalities: Podgorica, Nikšić, Cetinje, Rožaje, Berane, Bijelo Polje, Pljevlja, Gusinje, Plav, Petnjica and Andrijevica and outdoors wearing a mask is mandatory in a public place).
- Where are the quarantines?
Danilovgrad: "Police Academy", RESPA
Ulcinj: Former Barracks "Zoganj"
Herceg Novi: Institute "Simo Milošević" and solitaire "Simo Milosevic"
Nikšić: Hotel "Vučje"
- Who should be quarantined?
Anyone who has been or is suspected of being exposed to the corona virus
Anyone who enters Montenegro from countries with a high level of local virus transmission.
- Who has the obligation to self-isolate, i.e. home quarantine?
Institutional isolation is mandatory for persons who have been in quarantine or self-isolation and whose test results for the new coronavirus are positive, and they must be isolated from healthy people, and they cannot be provided with self-isolation in family accommodation; persons who were treated in a hospital, have recovered and have no symptoms of the disease, but do not yet have two consecutive negative results from samples taken within 24 hours
- List of countries from which arrival and stay in Montenegro is allowed:
You can view the list at the following link: https://www.ijzcg.me/me/novosti/covid-19-popustanje-mjera-u-medunarodnom-saobracaju
Borders are open for residents of EU member states to enter without additional conditions
- Basic tips on how to protect yourself and others
Keep a distance of two meters between people
Wash your hands regularly
Wear a mask
Download the brochure of the Institute for Public Strangulation of Montenegro "How to protect yourself. 3064 Brochure-corona 