Kosovo Visa Requirements
For ๐ช๐ธ Spain passport holders
Great news! Spain passport holders can enter Kosovo without a visa for tourism or business purposes. You can stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
Spanish citizens can enter Kosovo visa-free for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. Note that Spain does not recognize Kosovo's independence, but this does not affect travel. Entry stamps from Kosovo may complicate travel to Serbia.
Entry Requirements
Passport Validity
6 months beyond stay
Blank Pages
1 page(s) required
Multiple Entry
Allowed
Work Permitted
No - requires work visa
Entry Conditions
Valid passport with at least 6 months validity. Return or onward ticket may be requested.
Overstaying results in fines and potential entry restrictions.
Travel Essentials
Health & Safety
Safety Rating
Vaccinations
Routine vaccinations should be up to date.
Tap Water
Bottled water recommended
Safety Tips
Kosovo is generally safe for tourists. Pristina and major towns are secure. Avoid discussing politics. The north near the Serbian border can have tensions. Check travel advisories for current conditions.
Money & Costs
Currency
โฌ Euro (EUR)
Daily Budget (USD)
Budget: $30 ยท Mid: $65 ยท Luxury: $150+
Tipping
Tipping 10% is appreciated but not obligatory.
Practical Info
Power
Type C, F, 230V
Driving
Right side
Emergency
112 (all emergencies), 192 (police)
Getting There
Main Airports
Pristina (PRN)
Culture & Travel Tips
Best Time to Visit
May to September offers pleasant weather (20-30ยฐC). June is ideal before peak summer heat. Winter brings cold weather and limited skiing. Spring and autumn offer mild conditions and fewer visitors.
Cultural Notes
Kosovo is majority Albanian and predominantly Muslim, though secular in practice. Hospitality is paramount - expect to be offered coffee everywhere. Traditional customs coexist with a young, energetic population. Serbian heritage sites are important.
Insider Tips
The Euro is used despite Kosovo not being in the EU. Cash is often preferred. Learn basic Albanian phrases - English is growing but limited. Turkish coffee culture is strong. The country is compact and easy to explore.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Spanish citizens need a visa for Kosovo?
No, Spanish citizens can enter Kosovo visa-free for up to 90 days. Despite Spain not recognizing Kosovo's independence, travel is straightforward and your passport will be stamped normally.
Can I visit Serbia after Kosovo?
This can be complicated. Serbia doesn't recognize Kosovo border stamps. If you enter Kosovo from Serbia, exit to Serbia, and your passport shows no Kosovo stamps, there's no issue. Entering Kosovo elsewhere may cause problems at Serbian borders.
Is Kosovo safe for tourists?
Yes, Kosovo is generally safe. Pristina and tourist areas like Prizren are secure. Avoid political discussions and be aware that the north near the Serbian border can have tensions. Check current advisories.
What should I see in Kosovo?
Visit: Pristina's vibrant cafรฉ culture, the beautiful Ottoman town of Prizren, Graฤanica Monastery (Serbian Orthodox, UNESCO), the Bear Sanctuary, Rugova Canyon, and the ethnographic museum in Prishtina.
Is Kosovo cheap to visit?
Very affordable. Kosovo uses the Euro but prices are low. Budget travelers can get by on โฌ25-35/day, mid-range on โฌ50-75/day. Pristina is slightly more expensive than other towns.