U.S. citizens need a valid passport to enter Kosovo and may be asked to provide documentation stating the purpose of their visit. No visa is required for tourist trips of up to 90 days within six months.
For work, study, or visits longer than 90 days within six months, you must apply for a temporary residence permit once in Kosovo at https://mpb.rks-gov.net/f/45/Temporary- … foreigners . Please contact this office for additional information prior to arrival in Kosovo.
§ To apply for a temporary residence permit, you will need to provide proof of local health insurance and an official police background check report. See our Criminal Records checks page on our website. The U.S. Embassy cannot assist you in obtaining background checks, certificates of conduct, or fingerprints.
The U.S. Embassy cannot intervene on your behalf, obtain a background check report for you at the airport when applying for a visa, or assist if you are denied entry into Kosovo.
Kosovo law requires U.S. citizens to present photo identification (original ID, driver’s license or a passport) to prove identity when asked by an authorized official.
I hope that this information is insightful for your vacation, if you need further help please do not hesitate to reach out.
Kind Regads,
Lorik Qerkinaj