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Montenegro, Belarus introduce visas from November 1
November 2, Pozirk. Belarus has introduced visa requirements for Montenegrin nationals from November 1, Montenegro’s foreign ministry reported, citing an official note from the Belarusian embassy.
Montenegro adopted visa requirements for Belarusians on the same day, aiming to bring its policy into line with the European Union’s rules, with the move announced in advance. Previously, Belarusians could stay up to 30 days in Montenegro and Serbia without visas.
The Belarusian foreign ministry has made no official statements on visa requirements for Montenegrin citizens. However, Montenegro no longer appears on the ministry’s list of countries with which Belarus has a visa-free regime.
Montenegro also does not feature in the list of 38 European countries whose citizens may enter Belarus without a visa for up to 30 days.
Eight countries join EU’s latest sanctions on Belarus
August 18, Pozirk. Eight countries have aligned themselves with the European Union’s package of restrictions imposed on Belarus on July 23 in view of the situation in the country and its involvement in the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine, …
