Welcome to the
Canadian Embassy in Belgrade
IMPORTANT NOTICE
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On May 21, 2006 Montenegro held an
independence referendum. The vote was just over the 55% threshold agreed to with
the EU and on June 3, 2006 Montenegro declared independence. The EU, OSCE and
other observers were satisfied that the referendum question asked and conduct
of the referendum were fair and gave an accurate reflection of Montenegrin opinion.
June 3 the Parliament of Montenegro declared the Republic of Montenegro an independent
country. June 5 the Serbian Parliament proclaimed the end of the State Union with
Montenegro and proclaimed itself the continuing state in accordance with the Constitutional
charter of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro. Serbia has since explicitly
recognized Montenegro. June 13 Minister Mackay wrote to the Montenegrin Foreign
Minister recognizing the new Republic and agreeing to hold discussions with Montenegro
on establishing diplomatic relations.
  This
Embassy serves clients in Serbia, Montenegro and in Canada. If you are keen to
apply for a Canadian visa, wish to learn about studying or doing business in Canada,
or are a Canadian citizen in need of passport assistance, we invite you to visit
our Website first
visit our Ambassador's page
Our services
Canada's Embassy in Belgrade
offers a number of services to residents of Canada in Serbia including Kosovo
and Montenegro. In addition, the embassy covers The
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
contact
us
advice about visas
& immigration
assistance
to Canadians
news
from Serbia
useful links
Job opportunties
Also, visit Canada's:
Permanent
Mission to the International Organizations in Belgrade
Permanent Mission
of Canada to the UN
What's New
Canada shines at the Belgrade International Book Fair (November 2006)
recent what's new items
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