Georgians can travel to Montenegro visa free
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From now on citizens of Georgia can travel visa free to Montenegro, the Georgian Foreign Ministry announced today.
Within the deal Georgians will be able to stay on the territory of Montenegro for 90 days in any 180-day period.
Georgians, who have ordinary passports, can travel visa free to 57 countries worldwide.
Georgian citizens are being given an opportunity to travel to Montenegro without a visa from June 14 to October 31. The Georgian Foreign Ministry announced the news in a press release issued today.
Georgia and Montenegro are considering abolishing visa requirements for each other’s citizens. Georgian Ambassador Zaza Kandelaki discussed this issue as he met with the leadership from Montenegro’s Foreign Ministry today.
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