North Korea in Montenegro

Accredited from abroad

Korea (Democratic People's Republic of) has no resident mission in Montenegro. It is covered by:

• Embassy of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in Sofia, Bulgaria

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is North Korea as a destination for visitors from Montenegro?

North Korea offers a unique and intriguing experience for travelers, featuring a limited but captivating selection of attractions. Its accommodation options are modest and lack luxury, reflecting a distinctive charm that aligns with the country's unique hospitality style. While it may appeal to a niche segment of Montenegro's population of around 1 million, it is not a mainstream travel destination.

Please answer the following question: How safe is North Korea for tourists coming from Montenegro?

North Korea is generally considered less safe for tourists compared to Montenegro. While Montenegro ranks 10th in safety among 40 European countries for walking alone at night, North Korea does not have available data for such metrics. According to the Global Peace Index, North Korea is ranked 149th out of 160 countries, significantly lower than Montenegro's 35th position. In terms of crime statistics, Montenegro has a murder rate of 2.4 per 100,000 people, while North Korea's murder rate is not available. The Global Organized Crime Index indicates that Montenegro has higher scores (indicating better safety) across various crime categories, such as mafia groups (7.5 for Montenegro vs. 1.0 for North Korea) and state crime (7.5 for Montenegro vs. 10.0 for North Korea). Overall, tourists from Montenegro should exercise caution if considering travel to North Korea, as the safety environment is notably different and less favorable.