China → Montenegro
Length of stay is determined by the Montenegro visa issued.
Chinese ordinary passport holders need a visa before travel; Montenegro's government page separately lists organized tourist-group and public-affairs passport exceptions, which are not the bare-passport outcome here.
Based on passport-specific data. · as of 2026-06-18
Official source ↗Documents that change the outcome
- Visa-free· apec_abtc · 30 days
Holders of an APEC Business Travel Card issued under the full-participant ABTC scheme may, under the Montenegro visa-policy source, enter, transit and stay for up to 30 days; if the ABTC is valid for less than 30 days, stay must not exceed its validity. APEC's official page says the United States and Canada are transitional members and do not offer reciprocal entry arrangements, only fast-track processing, so U.S./Canadian ABTCs are excluded here.
source ↗ - Visa-free· jp_visa · 30 days
Holders of a travel document containing a valid Japanese visa may enter, transit and stay in Montenegro for up to 30 days; if the visa is valid for less than 30 days, stay must not exceed the visa validity. This is stated on the Wikipedia visa-policy page citing Montenegro's visa decree; Montenegro's English government index summary did not list Japan in its top summary.
source ↗ - Visa-free· schengen_visa · 30 days
Holders of a travel document containing a valid Schengen visa may enter, transit and stay in Montenegro for up to 30 days; if the visa is valid for less than 30 days, stay must not exceed the visa validity.
source ↗ - Visa-free· uk_visa · 30 days
Holders of a travel document containing a valid UK visa may enter, transit and stay in Montenegro for up to 30 days; if the visa is valid for less than 30 days, stay must not exceed the visa validity.
source ↗ - Visa-free· us_green_card · 30 days
Holders of a U.S. residence permit may enter, transit and stay in Montenegro for up to 30 days; if the permit is valid for less than 30 days, stay must not exceed its validity.
source ↗ - Visa-free· us_visa · 30 days
Holders of a travel document containing a valid U.S. visa may enter, transit and stay in Montenegro for up to 30 days; if the visa is valid for less than 30 days, stay must not exceed the visa validity.
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Documents & how to apply
- Visa application form — Application must be submitted on the prescribed visa application form.
- Valid travel document/passport — The travel document should be valid at least three months beyond the visa validity.
- Color photo — One color photo, 35×45 mm.
- Proof of purpose of stay in Montenegro — Officially listed examples are a letter of guarantee by a physical person, or an invitation letter by a legal entity, state authority in Montenegro, or organizer of an international conference/event.
- Proof of ensured accommodation — Such as receipt from a paid tourist arrangement, hotel reservation, or other accommodation reservation.
- Proof of means for stay and return/onward travel — Officially listed examples include cash, bank account, traveler’s checks, credit cards, etc.
- Proof of means of travel and intention to return or travel onward — Such as a return airplane or other transportation ticket; for driving, a driving license is listed.
- Proof of health insurance
- Proof that the consular fee has been charged
- Other corresponding documents · optional — The official procedure says other corresponding documents may be used to determine the purpose and ensured accommodation in Montenegro.
📍 Apply through diplomatic and consular posts of Montenegro; applicants in China may contact the Embassy of Montenegro in Beijing.
Chinese nationals generally apply through Montenegrin diplomatic/consular posts such as the Embassy of Montenegro in Beijing; holders of valid Schengen, U.S., U.K. or Irish visas/residence permits may, under the official rule, enter or transit and stay up to 30 days if conditions are met.
Requirements vary by consulate — verify with the official source. official ↗
Common questions
Generally no separate Montenegro visa is needed. Montenegro's government says holders of travel documents with a valid U.S. visa may enter, transit and stay for up to 30 days, but not beyond the visa's remaining validity.
No. Montenegro's China page says nationals of China are required to obtain a visa to enter Montenegro; separate organized-tourist-group exceptions exist but are not the bare-passport outcome.
Yes. Montenegro's government says holders of travel documents with a valid Schengen visa may enter, transit and stay for up to 30 days; if the Schengen visa is valid for less than 30 days, the stay cannot exceed that validity.
Visa-free for up to 90 days, provided the passport includes a Personal ID number. No Montenegro government page specific to Taiwan was found, so this answer uses the Wikipedia Montenegro visa-policy page cross-referenced with Montenegro's government visa-regime index.
Verify with official sources
Visa policy changes without notice and this page is reference information that may contain errors. Before travel, verify via the official sources below or contact the destination country's embassy / consulate / immigration authority directly; final admission is at the destination government's discretion.