Montenegro offers visa-free entry for Chinese citizens, but it is important to note that the visa-free policy is conditional:
Official Passports
Chinese citizens holding official ordinary passports can enter and transit through Montenegro visa-free with an invitation letter issued by a Montenegrin legal entity, for a stay not exceeding 30 days.
Ordinary Passports
Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports can enter and transit through Montenegro visa-free with a paid itinerary, proof of transportation back to China or onward to a third country, and other documentation issued by a travel agency, when traveling in a group, for a stay not exceeding 30 days.
Transiting through Montenegro
If traveling to Montenegro from a third country for a "one-day tour" without an overnight stay and unable to provide relevant "paid itinerary arrangements" for the travel group, this visa facilitation policy does not apply. However, the current policy still applies to Chinese citizens holding ordinary and official ordinary passports with two or more valid Schengen, United States, United Kingdom, or Ireland visas, or legal residence permits from the aforementioned regions and countries, who do not need to apply for a Montenegro entry visa and can stay in Montenegro for up to 30 days (not exceeding the validity period of the visa).






