For Kuwaiti citizens planning a trip to Montenegro, a visa is indeed required, allowing for a maximum stay of 90 days, and with four distinct visa types including tourist and digital nomad options, there's likely a good fit for your travel plans. The visa application process typically requires submitting your application at least 15 days before your intended departure date, ensuring you have ample time to arrange your affairs before embarking on the journey. While direct flights are uncommon, most itineraries involve a layover in a major European hub, so be prepared for a travel time of around 8-12 hours depending on connections. When it comes to currency, remember that Montenegro uses the Euro (€) as its official currency, so exchanging your Kuwaiti Dinars (KWD) beforehand can be beneficial.