Closest Metro Stop:
Dupont Circle 
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Fax: (202) 234-6109
Phone: (202) 234-6108
Website: mvpei.gov.me
Email: usa[at]mfa.gov.me
Address: 1610 New Hampshire Ave NW, Washington DC 20009
Dupont Circle Station on the red line of the Metro system is the closest station to the Embassy of Montenegro. The station has two exits; make sure to leave through the Q Street Exit. From the station, it is approximately a 3-minute walk to the Embassy. Use the map and directions shown below to find suggested routes.
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Countries Requiring a Visa
Foreign citizens may apply for a visa at the Embassy of Montenegro. In countries where Montenegro has no embassy or consular office, Montenegrin visa applications may be submitted to the Serbian embassy or consular post.
Foreign citizens coming from countries in which Montenegro, Serbia, and Bulgaria have no diplomatic or consular posts may send their visa application and a copy of the data pages of their passport to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro by by email at
For an up-to-date list of countries requiring a visa, see the Regulation Visa Regime provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro.
U.S. Citizens
U.S. Citizens with tourist, official, or diplomatic passports do not need a visa to travel in Montenegro for up to 90 days. However, you must register within the first 24 hours of your stay. If you are staying in a hotel or tourist facility, the hotel will automatically register you; otherwise you are personally responsible to appear at the police station to do so. If you do not, you may be subject to a fine, incarceration, and/or expulsion. Visitors who fail to register sometimes face difficulties in departing the country.
U.S. Citizens wishing to extend their stay longer than 90 days must apply for a temporary residence permit no later than one week before the 90-day period expires. Given the length of time needed for administrative procedures, we advise you to apply as soon as you learn that you will be staying in Montenegro longer than 90 days. This rule applies to bearers of all types of U.S. Passports: tourist, official, or diplomatic.
Click here to register your trip with the U.S. Embassy in your destination country
The U.S. State Department strongly encourages American Citizens planning international travel to register with the U.S. Embassy in the countries they plan to visit.
