???Travel-Dealz podaje ze RPA otworzy sie najwczesniej w lutym 2021 dla turystow, a ja lot przelozylem na pazdziernik 2020 z czerwca 2020, wiec juz sobie polecialem palcem po mapie

Montenegro, the first country to claim victory over coronavirus with no active cases, is opening its borders June 1 – but not to everyone.

On Monday, the country's prime minister, Dusko Markovic, announced Montenegro's borders will be open for tourists to enter, but only from countries that meet certain criteria.

The European countries whose citizens will be able to cross over the small country's borders must currently have no more than 25 COVID-19 patients per 100,000 inhabitants.

The last recorded case of coronavirus in Montenegro was about three weeks ago. The country declared itself free of COVID-19 on Sunday, 68 days after its first case of coronavirus was recorded, according to its Institute of Public Health.

“We will open the borders to the countries that have a similar epidemiological status,” he said. “We will not ask for special tests, everyone will receive clear instructions on what awaits them in the country and what regulations they must respect.”

Markovic said states that meet the criteria are Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Albania and Greece.

usunąłem Czarnogórę właśnie dlatego że nie mogę znaleźć potwierdzającej informacji,
jesli macie coś pewnego to podajcie

The list, updated weekly by the Public Health Institute of Montenegro, includes: Slovenia (0.43 confirmed cases per 100,000 inhabitants), Iceland (0.88), Croatia (2.34), Slovakia (2.93) , Georgia (3.83), Switzerland (6.46), Albania (7.12), Austria (7.98), Norway (8.10), Monaco (10.20), Kosovo (11.99), Germany (12.61), Greece (13.00), Hungary (13.57), Denmark (13.97), Lithuania (14.57), Latvia (15.52), Azerbaijan (15.96), Luxembourg (16.00), Bosnia and Herzegovina (16.45), Bulgaria (19.82), Israel (20.94), North Macedonia (21.60), Ireland (21.96), Czech Republic (22.41), Finland (23.09) and Estonia (16.06). (The complete list can be downloaded from the website of the Public Health Institute of Montenegro).