Visa liberalization between China and Montenegro for the holders of ordinary passports is already a certain thing.
“Ministry of Foreign Affairs is working on further visa liberalisation for the citizens who have ordinary passports”, said representatives of the Ministry.
Montenegro and the People’s Republic of China, continuously consider the prospects for further cooperation in the domain of visa policy. Holders of diplomatic and official passports of China and Montenegro can travel without visa up top 90 days. As far as passports of business passports of China are concerned, measures aimed at the establishment of visa liberalization have been taken as well.
“Citizens of the People’s Republic of China who have ordinary or business passport, issued in accordance with the regulations in the state, are allowed to enter, pass through or stay in Montenegro for up to 30 days, provided that they have some other valid travel document and if they have positive letter stipulating more detailed requirements for issuing visas C or as organized tourist group that enters, stays in and leaves Montenegro and has a proof of the paid arrangement and guarantee of the return”, said representatives of the Ministry.
China is becoming more and more open to the rest of the world. It is present in the economic and investment context across Europe. Number of Chinese tourists visiting Montenegro and the Balkan region is doubling year on year.
Chinese ambassador to Montenegro, Mr Liu Xin, said recently that Montenegro had beautiful nature and richness of tourist resources.
“There’s no doubt that Montenegro will become new tourist destination for Chinese tourists. However, in order to attract more tourists, I think we have to promote Montenegro on the Chinese market and build infrastructure with more specific offer that suits Chinese tastes”, pointed out Mr Xin.
