Bangladesh*
Diplomatic Missions to Montenegro and visa regimes for citizens of Montenegro
Embassy of Bangladesh in Rome, the Republic of Italy
Visas
Montenegrin citizens are required to obtain a visa to enter Bangladesh. Visas may be obtained on arrival at certain border crossings and airports, or at the Embassy Bangladesh in Rome, Republic of Italy.
Link for online application:
NOTE: Price 50$ for stays up to 28 days. When entering Bangladesh, the passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months.
Diplomatic Relations Overview
Montenegro and the People's Republic of Bangladesh foster good and friendly relations. Interest in intensifying political contacts and advancement of bilateral cooperation in all areas of mutual interest is evident.
The People's Republic of Bangladesh officially recognized Montenegro on March 2, 2007, when diplomatic relations were established between the two countries.
Shameem Ahsan, the non-resident ambassador of Bangladesh to Montenegro, based in Rome, took office in December 2021.
Political Contacts
No official high-level bilateral visits have, so far, been realized.
Economic Cooperation / International Trade
Overall exchange of goods and services in 2021 amounted to €6,3 million and applied only to imports. Exports were not recorded in this period. According to Monstat, the arrival of tourists from Bangladesh were not recorded.
According to the Central Bank of Montenegro, no investments from Bangladesh were recorded.
A business forum of Montenegro and Bangladesh was organized in The Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro, on the 20th of November 2015. On that occasion, an agreement was signed between the Chamber of Comerce of Montenegro and the Global Economic Forum, a non-governmental organization that had been given the status of a political and economical consultant by the ECOSOC (and has been active in 104 world's countries).