Do Ukrainians need a visa to enter North Macedonia?
No, citizens of Ukraine can enter North Macedonia without a visa for tourism, business, or family purposes. You can stay in the country for up to 90 days within 180 days.
Are there any special conditions for entry for temporarily displaced citizens of Ukraine who leave the country because of the war?
Yes, there are special conditions for helping temporarily displaced citizens of Ukraine who left Ukraine because of the war.
What documents are required for a trip to North Macedonia from Ukraine?
To travel to North Macedonia, Ukrainians will need:
- Valid biometric passport
- Health insurance with coverage of at least 35,000 euros and valid for the entire period of your stay in the country
- Documents for children. If you are traveling with a child, you will need their birth certificate. If the child is traveling with one of the parents or relatives, the consent of the other parent is not required. If the child is traveling with friends or acquaintances, then the consent is required.
✅🚘 Important information for travelers from Ukraine to North Macedonia by car
If you are planning to travel from Ukraine to North Macedonia by car, you should take care of obtaining a Green Card policy in advance, because without it, the car will not be allowed to cross the border. It takes a few minutes to apply for a Green Card. All you need to do is follow the link, provide the necessary data and pay for the service.
You will need the following documents to take out insurance:
- Passport of a citizen of Ukraine;
- international passport;
- car registration certificate.
Do I need health insurance to travel to North Macedonia?
You will need health insurance to travel to North Macedonia. It covers the cost of medical care in case of need. You can apply for an insurance policy on the Visit Ukraine website here.
Remember that a reliable insurance policy is the key to your confidence while traveling. Do not risk your own finances and health, choose insurance with a guarantee of payments and let your trip leave only pleasant memories :)
🐶🐈 Crossing the border with pets
You can take your pets with you. However, you should prepare the following documents:
- A document confirming that the pet has a microchip;
- Rabies vaccination. The animal must be vaccinated no earlier than 21 days before traveling, and the vaccination must be valid.
- Veterinary certificate. An international certificate confirming the health of the animal must accompany your trip.
✅ So, to travel to North Macedonia, please prepare the following documents:
1. Biometric passport for traveling abroad
2. Health insurance policy
3. Confirmation of sufficient funds for the trip (it is recommended to be guided by the amount of 50 euros per day per person)
4. Green card - compulsory car insurance for traveling abroad (if necessary)
5. Confirmation of the purpose of staying in North Macedonia (itinerary, accommodation/hotel reservation, etc.)
If you need help with entry to North Macedonia or other legal issues, Visit Ukraine's qualified lawyers are ready to provide support. Regardless of whether it is a question of preparing documents for travel, extending your stay or applying for temporary protection, you should get professional advice to avoid unnecessary difficulties.
Choose the consultation format that suits you best:
- Written consultation. Get detailed answers to your questions in a convenient written form. This is a great option for those who want to get detailed information without the need for a personal meeting.
- Introductory consultation (30 minutes). If you need to quickly assess the situation or resolve an urgent issue, a short consultation with an experienced lawyer will allow you to quickly understand the steps to take next.
- Basic consultation (60 min). For a more detailed review of your situation and individualized recommendations, choose a one-hour consultation. This is ideal for complex issues that require a deeper legal analysis.
- Legal support. If you are looking for full legal support - from paperwork to obtaining a residence permit or support when traveling abroad, experienced lawyers will help you deal with all legal aspects of your trip or stay.
🫂 The Visit Ukraine team is ready to provide you with peace of mind and confidence in dealing with any legal issues related to your trip to North Macedonia.
Transit is allowed, and Ukrainian citizens can enter, leave and transit without a visa.
Import/export of up to 10,000 euros and 12,000 denars (equivalent to 1950 euros) is not subject to declaration.
The following goods are allowed for duty-free importation into the territory of North Macedonia
- tobacco products (200 cigarettes, 100 cigarillos, 50 cigars, 250 g of tobacco)
- Alcoholic beverages (1 liter with a strength of more than 22% or 2 liters with a strength of up to 22%, 2 liters of wine)
- 50 ml of perfume and 250 ml of eau de toilette.
Non-commercial goods worth up to EUR 350 are exempt from taxation.
If you need to call emergency services, you should call the toll-free number 112. The 112 operator will direct your call to the appropriate emergency service.
In addition, the following emergency numbers are available in the Republic of Macedonia:
Ambulance no: 194
Fire department: 193
Police: 192
1. Skopje
The capital of North Macedonia, Skopje is a bustling metropolis with a mix of modern and historic architecture. The stone bridge connecting the old and new parts of the city is an iconic landmark. Visitors can explore the Calais Fortress and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the Old Bazaar, filled with shops, cafes, and historical monuments.
2. Ohrid
Ohrid is a charming town on the shores of Lake Ohrid, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, the city boasts ancient churches, including the Church of Hagia Sophia and the Church of St. John on Kaneo. The picturesque old town, cobblestone streets and Samuel's Fortress add to Ohrid's unique charm.
3. Lake Ohrid
This ancient and extremely deep lake is one of the oldest and cleanest in Europe. The calm waters are ideal for boating and swimming. The town of Ohrid, located on the shores of the lake, offers a relaxing atmosphere, and the lakeshore is dotted with beaches, making it an ideal destination for those seeking both cultural and natural experiences.
4. Matka Canyon
Located near Skopje, Matka Canyon is a paradise for nature lovers. The canyon offers boat trips on the Treska River, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding cliffs and caves. Visitors can explore the Vrelo Cave, home to stunning stalactite formations, and enjoy hiking trails that lead to panoramic viewpoints.
5. Bitola
Known as the "City of Consuls", Bitola is a historic city with well-preserved Ottoman architecture. Lined with cafes and shops, Shiroky Sokak Street is ideal for a leisurely stroll. It is also home to the Herakleia Lincecis archaeological site, which displays ancient ruins and mosaics from the Roman period.
