Montenegro lifts the suspension of the visa-free regime for Turkish citizens
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
62% : "In order to fulfil its obligations related to EU membership, the Government of Montenegro will continue activities in the coming period aimed at full alignment with the visa policy of the European Union", the press release states.55% : The Government stressed that the decision forms part of a broader package of measures to align Montenegro's visa policy with that of the European Union, "which also includes adjustments to the visa policy towards third countries, in this case Azerbaijan, which will be aligned by 15 January".
47% : According to the announcement, this is a measure to prevent illegal migration and to align with the visa policy of the European Union.
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