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Is Montenegro safe? 🇲🇪

Europe · Updated

As of July 2026, Montenegro scores 83/100 on the IsMyTripSafe safety index (average across assessed destinations). Of the 3 Montenegro destinations assessed, Budva scores highest (83/100), while Podgorica scores lowest (83/100).

01 · Official Guidance

Government advisories

UK Foreign Office (FCDO)

Level 1

No advisory against travel

Travel disruption Due to some large international events taking place over the summer, airports and roads may be more congested than normal. You should: monitor local media and official announcements plan your journey in advance allow extra time for travel follow the advice of local authorities Before you travel No travel can be guaranteed safe.

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Government of Canada

Level 1

Exercise normal security precautions

Canada's official risk level for Montenegro: exercise normal security precautions.

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02 · Destinations

Montenegro destinations by safety score

3 assessed

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03 · Evidence Signals

Montenegro safety data

IndicatorValueScore
Government travel advisoryGovernment of CanadaLevel 1 — Exercise normal security precautions97
Homicide rateWorld Bank Open Data · 20230.8 / 100k96
Feel safe walking alone after darkUN SDG Global Database · 201895.8%100
Physical assault (past year)UN SDG Global Database · 20181.2%93
Political stability & no terrorismWorld Bank Governance Indicators · 202472/10072
Rule of lawWorld Bank Governance Indicators · 202460/10060
Road traffic deathsWHO Global Health Observatory · 20219.1 / 100k69

04 · Questions

Montenegro safety FAQ

Is Montenegro safe to visit right now?

On our composite index Montenegro averages 83/100. See the destination reports above for city-level detail. (Updated 29 July 2026.)

What is the safest place to visit in Montenegro?

Of the destinations we've assessed, Budva currently scores highest at 83/100 (Safe). Podgorica scores lowest at 83/100.

Where does this Montenegro safety data come from?

Directly from public sources: US, UK and Canadian government advisories, World Bank and UNODC crime statistics, WHO health data, live air-quality, disaster and earthquake feeds — plus AI field research over current local reporting. Read the full methodology.

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