09/27/2026
Podgorica, Capital of Montenegro
When we were first confronted with the Schengen Shuffle option, we planned to stay a month in Albania, followed by a month in Montenegro and a third month in Bosnia/Herzegovina, after which we could go back to Portugal and work on our permanent residency paperwork. In hindsight we could have stayed the entire three months in Albania since TJ with her US passport was allowed to stay a full year without Visa requirements and Han with his Dutch passport could stay 90 days without questions....
Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, used to be called Titograd in honor of Yugoslavian partisan leader and president Josip Tito