Consulate-General of Montenegro in New York
| Address | 801 Second Avenue, 7th Floor New York, NY 10017 USA |
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Consulate-General of Montenegro in New York | Address | 801 Second Avenue, 7th Floor New York, NY 10017 USA |
|---|---|
| Phone | local: international: |
| Fax | local: international: |
| Office@ |
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I have a US travel document, i there a problem to enter Montenegro? Do i need visa?
Please advise if this train still runs. If so, is there a website to pre-book a ticket for October, 2018?
Thanks.
What is the fastest way to get some travel document for cumming back in Montenegro.
Hello my name is Milena.I wanna travel to my country Montenegro with my boyfriend ,he has an id card ,can he travel to Montenegro or he needs a passport to travel from US to Montenegro.Thank you.
Hi Alyssa, it's Masho. Can u please get me Nebojsha's phone number. I had it but I lost it. Or if you can ask him to give me a call. 917 575 4390. Thank you so my best regards, MN.
Hi,
I am a Chinese citizen, having a Schengen Visa, is it OK for me to enter Montenegro?
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Sretan 13 Jul
Hi There,
I am a Chinese citizen planning to travel to Poland, Croatia and Montenegro. Croatia allows tourist entry as long as you have valid Schengen visa. Is that the case with Montenegro as well? Sorry I wasn't able to find any relevant information online. Appreciate your clarification. My email is: sunnyququ@hotmail.com. Thank you.
Best,
Sunny
My Father name Radosav N. Petrusich Born in Monte Negro. I still have his Military ID from WWII. I looking to go to Monte Negro before I pass. Can you please help me with this. My E-Mail Address is address is kingpetar@yahoo.com, and my cell number is 815-557-0466. Thank you, Petar R. Petrusich
I AM A U.S. CITIZEN AND I HAVE A PASSPORT UNLIKE YOU IMMIGRANTSSSSSS!!!!!!!! SO IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY TO ME, THEN YOU SHOULD OF CAME ON THE SHIP THAT SAILED IN 1914.
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