Mexico*

Diplomatic Missions to Montenegro and visa regimes for citizens of Montenegro

Table of Contents:

Visa regimeDiplomatic relationsOfficial visitsEconomic cooperation

Contact

Embassy of Mexico in Serbia

City:

Belgrade

Address:

Ljutice Bogdana 5 , Senjak ,11040 Beograd , Srbija

Phone:

+381 11 367 4170+381 11 367 4171

Fax:

+381 11 3066342

E-mail:

embamex@mexican-embassy.org.rs consular@mexican-embassy.org.rs

For countries marked with asterisk (*), there is no resident mission.

Visa regime

Montenegrin citizens must have a visa to enter Mexico. The Embassy of Mexico in Belgrade, Republic of Serbia, is responsible for issuing the visa. Citizens of Montenegro can obtain a visa at any Consulate of Mexico. If it is not the Embassy of Mexico in Belgrade, the documents must be certified with the Apostille seal.

Citizens of Montenegro, if they have a residence permit or visa Canada, USA, Japan, UK or Schengen countries, can enter Mexico without a visa.

Diplomatic relations

Montenegro and the United Mexican States have traditionally friendly relations based on full respect and readiness to deepen cooperation in areas of mutual interest.

Mexico recognized Montenegro's independence on 19 July 19 2006. Diplomatic relations between Montenegro and Mexico were established on 5 June 2007.

The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mexico to Montenegro, based in Belgrade, is Carlos Isaur Felix Corona (still has not submitted credentials) while Montenegro covers Mexico on a non-resident basis from Washington, currently at the level d’affaires.

Official visits

Since Montenegro's independence, there have been no high-level and top-level bilateral visits between Montenegro and Mexico.

Economic cooperation

Trade between Montenegro and Mexico is characterized by a constant deficit, which is a consequence of much higher imports compared to exports from Montenegro. During 2020, trade between Montenegro and Mexico amounted to EUR 0,8 million (all relates to imports), while in 2019 trade amounted to EUR 2,7 million (all relates to imports).