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Health & safety

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Emergency numbers

General Emergencies 112 

Fire department 123

Ambulance 124

Hospitals in Podgorica

Some of the government-run public hospitals are generally not up to Western European standards. If you want to get treatment quickly and have a better chance of finding English-speaking doctors, check out some of the private hospitals in the area. This is a more expensive option, but you can get travel insurance that allows you to go to public hospitals.

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"I was a bit nervous about traveling to the Balkans but after one trip to Podgorica and Kotor Bay, my mind was blown at how safe and hospitable it is there. I loved it so much that I decided to buy my first vacation home there!"
Morgan Fielder, creator of Crave the Planet

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Best travel insurance for Podgorica

Travel insurance isn't mandatory but recommended. 
Choose a plan that offers coverage for Covid-19 and unexpected quarantine.

Vaccines

*this information is taken from the official CDC website

Being up to date with routine vaccinations is all you need when traveling to Montenegro.

Drinkable tap water?

Yes.

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