# Gostun – Dobrakovo border queue today

> Data updated 12:18, November 5, 2026 (Europe/Warsaw) (41 min ago)
> Sources: [DPSU](https://dpsu.gov.ua) · [eCherha](https://echerha.gov.ua) · [granica.gov.pl](https://granica.gov.pl) · [traveller reports](https://kolejkanagranicy.pl/en/o-serwisie#zrodla) · [nakordoni.eu](https://nakordoni.eu/en)
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As of 12:59 (Warsaw time) on November 5, 2026, the queue at the “Gostun – Dobrakovo” border crossing is 30 min towards Montenegro and 25 min towards Serbia. Based on the last 60 days, the queue here is usually shortest on Monday, 03:00–05:00.

| | → Montenegro | → Serbia |
|---|---|---|
| Cars | 30 min | 25 min |
| Buses | — | — |
| On foot | — | — |

Coordinates: 42.80039, 20.22095

## About Gostun – Dobrakovo

The main road from Belgrade to Podgorica and Bar crosses the border at Gostun – Dobrakovo, between Prijepolje in Serbia and Bijelo Polje in Montenegro. Most drivers heading through Serbia to the Montenegrin coast come this way – including Poles who choose the route through Hungary and Serbia instead of driving down the Croatian coast. The crossing handles cars in both directions.

Sixty days of measurements reveal a clear weekly rhythm. Entering Montenegro takes a little over an hour on average, but on Monday and Saturday it is about 1 hour 40 minutes, on Sunday not much less, and on Wednesday and Thursday only 40–50 minutes. Mornings are the worst, with peaks on Monday between 8:00 and 12:00, whereas in the evening and at night the queue is short. Heading into Serbia the average is about an hour; it is longest on Sunday around midday and shortest on Tuesday and at night, when it drops below half an hour.

Of the three published Serbia–Montenegro crossings, Gostun ranks last, although the differences are not dramatic. When driving into Montenegro, aim to reach the border midweek or in the evening; on the way back, at night or in the evening rather than on a weekend afternoon. If you are heading towards Pljevlja and Durmitor, Jabuka – Ranče typically means a 20–25 minute wait, and on the route via Novi Pazar and Rožaje you can use Špiljani – Dračenovac.

## Key facts

- Name on the Serbia side: Gostun
- Name on the Montenegro side: Dobrakovo
- Open for: Cars
- Opening hours: 24/7

## When is the queue at Gostun – Dobrakovo shortest?

A typical week: medians over 60 days (2232 measurements), not a forecast for today.

- Calmest day: Tuesday
- Busiest day: Friday
- Best time to set off: Monday, 03:00–05:00
- Time to avoid: Friday, 19:00–21:00

| Day | Typical wait |
|---|---|
| Monday | 25 min |
| Tuesday | 25 min |
| Wednesday | 25 min |
| Thursday | 25 min |
| Friday | 26 min |
| Saturday | 25 min |
| Sunday | 25 min |

## FAQ

### What is the current queue at Gostun – Dobrakovo?

As of 12:59 (Warsaw time) on November 5, 2026, the queue at the “Gostun – Dobrakovo” border crossing is 30 min towards Montenegro and 25 min towards Serbia. Based on the last 60 days, the queue here is usually shortest on Monday, 03:00–05:00.

### When is the queue at Gostun – Dobrakovo shortest?

Over the last 60 days the calmest day at this crossing has been Tuesday and the busiest Friday. The queue is usually shortest on Monday, 03:00–05:00 and longest on Friday, 19:00–21:00.