Entry requirements
For citizens of the EU, the UK and the US, as of October 2026.
| Albania | Visa-free; passport (EU citizens may also use an ID card) | Visa-free |
| Kosovo | Visa-free; passport (EU citizens may also use an ID card) | Visa-free |
| North Macedonia | Visa-free; passport (EU citizens may also use an ID card) | Visa-free |
| Montenegro | Visa-free; passport (EU citizens may also use an ID card) | Visa-free |
| Bosnia-Herzegovina | Visa-free; passport (EU citizens may also use an ID card) | Visa-free |
| Serbia | Visa-free; passport (EU citizens may also use an ID card) | Visa-free |
Travelling on a Turkish passport?
From 1 November 2026 Montenegro requires a visa from holders of Turkish passports, unless they hold a valid Schengen, US, UK or Irish visa or a residence permit from one of these countries.
Kosovo–Serbia crossing
Foreigners who entered Kosovo from another country may be refused entry when crossing from Kosovo into Serbia. Our programmes enter Kosovo only from the Serbian side.
Documents
Your passport or ID card must be valid for the whole trip; children need their own travel document.
Entry rules can change; check your government's travel advice, such as GOV.UK, before you travel. Other nationalities should check the rules for their own passport.