Is Methamphetamine legal in Montenegro?

Legal status

Controlled under the Criminal Code (Art 300, the single consolidated drug offence) — production/distribution/trafficking ~2–15 years ([reported] US State Dept INCSR; per-paragraph Art 300(1)–(5) ranges not individually pinned); equipment/precursor offence (Art 300(6)) 6 months–5 years; addiction-driven offenders may get mandatory treatment (security measure, max 3 years); NO fixed statutory gram threshold; no death penalty (Council of Europe)

Consequences if caught

Methamphetamine is controlled in Montenegro under the Criminal Code (Art 300). In Montenegro (Council of Europe member; death penalty abolished), drugs fall under a single consolidated offence — Criminal Code Art 300 (unauthorised production, possession and distribution of narcotics). Production and distribution or trafficking carry roughly 2–15 years (reported by the US State Department INCSR; the exact per-paragraph Art 300(1)–(5) ranges are not individually pinned in the cited sources). Art 300(6) — unlawfully making, acquiring, possessing, transporting or supplying equipment, material or substances knowing they are intended for narcotics production — carries 6 months–5 years. Addiction-driven offenders may receive mandatory treatment (a security measure, maximum 3 years) alongside or in lieu of imprisonment. There is NO fixed statutory gram threshold for the personal-use versus supply line — possession is handled within Art 300, with treatment diversion available. Foreigners face expulsion (1–10 years or permanent).

If prescribed or medical

Not a prescribed traveller medicine in this form.

Documentation

In Montenegro (Council of Europe member; death penalty abolished), drugs fall under a single consolidated offence — Criminal Code Art 300 (unauthorised production, possession and distribution of narcotics). Production and distribution or trafficking carry roughly 2–15 years (reported by the US State Department INCSR; the exact per-paragraph Art 300(1)–(5) ranges are not individually pinned in the cited sources). Art 300(6) — unlawfully making, acquiring, possessing, transporting or supplying equipment, material or substances knowing they are intended for narcotics production — carries 6 months–5 years. Addiction-driven offenders may receive mandatory treatment (a security measure, maximum 3 years) alongside or in lieu of imprisonment. There is NO fixed statutory gram threshold for the personal-use versus supply line — possession is handled within Art 300, with treatment diversion available. Foreigners face expulsion (1–10 years or permanent). Cannabis is controlled under the same Art 300 framework, with no fixed cannabis quantity and no legal recreational or medical regime asserted. Carry any controlled medicine with its prescription and confirm requirements with your embassy before travel.

Drug laws and enforcement change and vary within a country. This is not legal advice. Always confirm with Montenegro’s embassy or official drug authority before traveling; penalties can be severe, including imprisonment.