In order to obtain a tourist pass, which is free of charge, instead of a visa, foreign visitors are obliged to present to the Police their vouchers group or individual, valid national passports and to purchase the tourist pass application form. This preference can not be applied to the holders of passports from the former Yugoslav republics. Otherwise, foreign citizens coming from the countries with which Yugoslavia has a visa regime, are obliged to be in possession of a valid visa , obtainable in Yugoslav diplomatic-consular departments abroad. Besides, they can also bring into Yugoslavia unlimited amounts of foreign effective currency, but with a declaration. Credit cards and checks are accepted.
International regulations apply for cigarettes and drinks.
Foreign visitors in possession of a valid national driving license may drive in Yugoslavia. Visitors coming from Belgium, Bulgaria, Greece, Germany, Portugal, Russian Federation, Turkey, UK and Spain must be in the possession of international driving permits, on the reciprocity basis. If the owner does not drive a vehicle, the driver must be in possession of a permit for the use of the vehicle abroad. Visitors may temporary import passenger cars without filling out the customs declaration. Any motor vehicle registered abroad and travelling to Yugoslavia, must be covered by third-party insurance, recognized in Yugoslavia.