Montenegro to Japan: Visa-Free 90 Days — Passport Conditions Apply (2026)
Montenegro passport holders do not need a visa to enter Japan for short-term stays of up to 90 days (tourism, business meetings, transit).
Last verified: Source last changed: Source: MOFA
Montenegro
Visa-freeMaximum stay: 90 days
Required documents
- Valid passport
- Return or onward ticket (recommended)
Information is based on publicly available data as of 2026-09-05. Always confirm with the nearest Japanese embassy/consulate before travel.
Conditions on this exemption
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs attaches the following conditions to the visa exemption for Montenegro. Quoted from the official source.
For nationals of Montenegro (since September 1, 2025), Peru（since July 1, 2025), Paraguay (since June 1, 2025), Panama (since April 1, 2024), Brazil (since September 30, 2023), United Arab Emirates (since November 1, 2022), Thailand (since July 1, 2013) and Serbia (since May 1, 2011), visas are not required only for holders of ePassport in compliance with ICAO standards. Those who do not hold such ePassport are requested to obtain a visa in advance, otherwise will be refused to enter Japan.
Quoted verbatim from MOFA. Where the wording is ambiguous, the official page takes precedence. Official application link →
Where Montenegro nationals apply
Japan has no resident mission in Montenegro. Embassy of Japan in Serbia is accredited to Montenegro and handles applications.
Address and telephone
(Embassy of Japan in Serbia is accredited to Montenegro.)Jurisdiction varies by prefecture/region of residence — confirm with the mission before applying.
Mission list from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan →
Frequently asked questions
- How long can a Montenegro passport holder stay in Japan without a visa?
- Montenegro passport holders can stay in Japan for up to 90 days without a visa for short-term stays such as tourism.
- Are there any conditions on the visa exemption for Montenegro?
- For nationals of Montenegro (since September 1, 2025), Peru（since July 1, 2025), Paraguay (since June 1, 2025), Panama (since April 1, 2024), Brazil (since September 30, 2023), United Arab Emirates (since November 1, 2022), Thailand (since July 1, 2013) and Serbia (since May 1, 2011), visas are not required only for holders of ePassport in compliance with ICAO standards. Those who do not hold such ePassport are requested to obtain a visa in advance, otherwise will be refused to enter Japan.
- Can I extend my visa-free stay in Japan?
- In general, visa-free stays cannot be extended, but exceptions exist for some countries covered by bilateral agreements. Contact a Regional Immigration Bureau before your permitted stay expires.
- Can I work remotely on a visa-free stay?
- Short-term visa-free stays do not permit employment in Japan. For remote work, consider the Digital Nomad visa.