Queues: Serbia–Montenegro border today

Quick answer

As of 10:38 (Warsaw time) on September 21, 2026, on the Serbia–Montenegro border the longest queue towards Montenegro is at “Špiljani – Dračenovac” (55 min) and the shortest at “Jabuka – Ranče” (25 min). Towards Serbia the longest wait is at “Špiljani – Dračenovac” (1:25).

Data updated

Sources: DPSU · eCherha · granica.gov.pl · traveller reports · nakordoni.eu

When to go

Border queues are usually shortest at night, roughly between 01:00 and 05:00, and longest in the evening and at weekends. In the holiday season the Balkan-route peak falls on Saturdays. Check the live figures above before setting off.

Fuel at the crossings: Serbia–Montenegro border

Fuel prices on both sides of this border, and the cheapest stations within 50 km of any of its crossings.

The closest station at each crossing

We hold no pump prices for this border, but we do have station locations. Below is the closest station at each of its crossings — the full list is on the crossing page.

  1. 1M-Petrolnear Jabuka – Ranče · 5,8 kmGoogle MapsApple Maps
  2. 2M-Petrolnear Gostun – Dobrakovo · 5,8 kmGoogle MapsApple Maps
  3. 3Esko petrolnear Špiljani – Dračenovac · 1,7 kmGoogle MapsApple Maps

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Current snapshot across all borders

Queue statistics

As of 10:38 (Warsaw time) on September 21, 2026, at Poland’s borders the longest wait to enter Poland is at “Koroszczyn – Kozlovichi” (border with Belarus) — 29:25; to leave Poland — at “Koroszczyn – Kozlovichi” (2:15). The longest Balkan-route queue: “Ribarci – Oltomantsi” — 3:05. Queues are usually shortest between 01:00 and 05:00.