Montenegro tightens entry rules
The national television of Montenegro reports about the tightening of anticove measures in the country. From September 14, you can enter the country two weeks after full vaccination or if you have a PCR test that was done no earlier than 72 hours.
To enter the country, an antigen test is also suitable, which must be done no earlier than 48 hours.
“Montenegro citizens and foreigners with temporary residence who do not meet any of the established conditions are sent to isolation, which can be interrupted by a negative PCR test result on the sixth day after crossing the border.”
Citizens under the age of 18 can enter the country without presenting the test results.
Earlier, the Montenegrin authorities introduced a rule on the mandatory test for COVID-19 or the presentation of a certificate of vaccination from August 24 to September 10. It has now been decided to reintroduce this rule.
Montenegro opened to Russians in March. It was about those citizens of Russia who have a certificate of vaccination with the Russian drug against coronavirus infection Sputnik V.
Source: iz