How to get a Montenegro visa from Thailand

• The Montenegrin tourist visa is a visa issued to applicants visiting Montenegro for tourism, visitation, vacation and other recreational purposes.
• A duly completed and signed tourist visa application form is required.
• A passport with six months validity after exiting the country and blank pages for visa stamps.
• Two passport photographs with a white background.
• A letter of invitation from the host In Montenegro. The letter must contain the residential address and contact details of the host and must state the relationship between the applicant and the host.
• A valid travel medical insurance covering your entire duration of stay in the country.
• Travel itinerary.
• Bank statement or pay slip to show proof of sufficient funds to cover your entire duration of stay in Montenegro.
• Proof of accommodation or hotel reservations.
• A flight return ticket to prove that you have the intention of returning Thailand after the expiry of your visa.
• A letter from the applicant's employer stating awareness of the applicant trip and that leave was granted.
• Proof of paid visa application form.

• Montenegro's business visa is a visa issued to foreigners visiting Montenegro for business-related purposes.
• Thailand citizens visiting Montenegro for business meetings, seminars, conferences, exhibitions and sign business deals can apply for this visa.
• The Montenegrin business visa is valid for a duration of 90 days.
• A valid passport with a minimum validity of six months beyond your stay in Montenegro and blank pages for visa stamps is required.
• Two passport photographs with a white background.
• A fully filled and signed Montenegro business visa application form.
• A letter of invitation from the host company is required. The letter must be written on the company’s letterhead.
• The invitation letter must state the type of business transaction to be conducted in Montenegro and the applicant entry date in the country.
• If there have been previous business transactions between the two companies documentation to this effect must be provided.
• Proof of paid visa fee.
• Proof of accommodation or hotel reservations in the country.
• A valid medical insurance to cover accident or illness while in Montenegro.
• Flight itinerary.
• Proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses while in Montenegro.

The currency widely accepted in Montenegro is the Euro. No other currency is accepted. Payment at most shops, supermarkets, and restaurants can also be made by card, but smaller mini-markets don't offer card payment options. You’ll also find banks and ATMs in all towns.

The official language widely spoken by people in Montenegro is Montenegrin, quite similar to Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian. In some areas in the country, many people speak English, as this is where most of the visitors spend time. Older generations sometimes speak German or Italian and Russian.