GoMonaco Visa Requirements

Visa Entry

Monaco does not have an international airport, and anyone holding a valid Schengen visa can enter Monaco.

Residency and Naturalization

Foreigners who live for a long time need to apply for a residence permit, and can travel in Schengen District with this residence permit.

Monaco's risk level is blue (low risk)

public security

Social stability, with surveillance cameras scattered throughout the country and extremely low crime rates, it is known as the 'safest country in the world'.

natural disaster

No special natural disasters.

Urgent Help

Security: 17.

Fire alarm: 18.

Medical: 141.

land transport

There are trains to Monaco from cities such as Nice in France, all of which run underground. The road conditions are good, but congested during peak hours. The speed is generally required to be controlled within 50 kilometers per hour. 5. During the June Formula One Grand Prix, traffic control will be implemented.

water communication

There is a liner from Nice to Monte Carlo Port. Mo Port can accommodate large cruise ships.

Urban transportation

There are a total of 6 bus routes connecting various parts of the country.

major city

Monaco City, Monte Carlo.

Commodity prices

Prices, especially real estate prices, are expensive, hotel accommodation fees are high, and euros are used domestically. Credit cards and cash can be used for payment.

Insurance Medical

The medical conditions are good. The larger hospitals are:

Princess Grace Medical Center: 377 9798990097989769 (Emergency).

Cardiothoracic Surgery Center: 92168000.

Ambulance Center: 93301945.

Nice, France is only a 30 minute drive from Monaco and can also be visited for medical treatment.

It is recommended that Chinese citizens obtain medical insurance before traveling to Morocco.

Customs taboos

More than 90% of the population believes in Catholicism, and most festivals are religious holidays such as Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Christmas. In addition, World War II Liberation Day (September 3) and Prince's Day (November 19) are also important holidays, and their customs and habits are consistent with those of other Catholic countries.

Communications Power

1、 The power supply is the same as in France, with 220V and double cylindrical sockets.

2、 Communication network: International area code+377. Telephone charges are charged per second: within the country: 0.018-0.03 euros per second, calling nearby French cities costs 0.06 euros, and other French cities costs 0.14 euros. Dial the phone: between 0.15-0.20 euros. Search number: 12.

contact information

Monaco government:http://www.gouv.mc/devwww/wwwnew.nsf/Home.

Monaco Telecom:http://www.monaco.mc/Pages/Accueil/monaco_actualites/a_la_une/.

Monaco International University:http://www.monaco.edu/international-university-monaco.cfm.