Several major car hire companies are represented at the airport.

A minibus service runs from directly in front of the terminal building. Taxis are available, costing in the region of EUR10 for the journey to the city. Various bus services operate from the airport to other Montenegro destinations.

Tel: +381 (0)81 243 007.

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A new modern glass and steel terminal building has recently been opened at Podgorica Airport (2006). Facilities include a cafe, bank, ATM, gift/book shop and a duty free shop.

Serbian (very similar to Croatian) is the official language of Montenegro, although Albanian is commonly used in some areas. English is widely understood in the capital, Podgorica, and in the coastal resorts.

The official currency is the Euro (EUR). Visitors entering Montenegro with more than EUR2, 000 (including travellers cheques or the equivalent in another currency) should declare the amount on entry. Without declaration on entry large amounts may be confiscated on departure. Serbian Dinars are not accepted in Montenegro and should be exchanged for Euros. There are ATMs, which accept international bank cards in major cities and towns, and most of the larger hotels, shops and main restaurants accept Diners Club, Visa and MasterCard, but American Express cards are less welcome. Money can be exchanged at the numerous banks in the towns and cities.