Published: 07.10.2026
In September, Montenegro’s border police carried out 1,714 measures and checks concerning foreign nationals. Authorities issued return, expulsion and residence-cancellation decisions, forcibly removed 64 people and cancelled or revoked 15 type-D visas.
According to the source, the checks covered not only entry but also the legality of foreigners’ stay and work, including holders of type-D visas. For people relocating to Montenegro, this raises the practical importance of complying with the conditions of their visa and residence status, as violations may lead to cancellation, return or expulsion. Workers, long-term residents and type-D visa holders are the groups most directly affected. The development is worth noting as an enforcement signal, although the report describes one operation rather than introducing a new general rule.
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