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Pensioner Holidays in Montenegro 2026 Through the Pension Fund: Hotel "PIO" in Ulcinj and Žabljak, 20 to 30 Euros a Day, Seven-Day Stays, Payment in Seven Instalments and Autumn Applications

What a pensioner stay costs at Hotel "PIO" in Ulcinj, Hotel "Gorske oči" and the Žabljak holiday home in 2026, what the price includes, who gets priority, how you repay it in seven instalments from your pension, what conditions apply to deductions and until when the autumn stays run.

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Rohat Kahraman— Attorney, RoNa Legal

September 28, 2026 · Reviewed for legal accuracy

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In 2026 pension recipients in Montenegro can again take a break at Hotel "PIO" in Ulcinj, Hotel "Gorske oči" in Žabljak and the "Žabljak" holiday home through the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund. A stay lasts seven days, includes full board and is paid in 7 equal monthly instalments. In Ulcinj a day costs 20 euros for pensioners on the minimum pension and 25 euros for others, and from 4 May to 28 September 25 and 30 euros respectively; in Žabljak a day costs 20 or 25 euros. The autumn stays in Žabljak run until 2 November, and in Ulcinj until 28 December.

This guide explains what a stay costs, what the price includes, who gets priority and what conditions apply to repayment.

How much does a stay cost?

Place and period in 2026Minimum pensionHigher pension
Hotel "PIO" Ulcinj, from 23 March to 4 May20 euros a day25 euros a day
Hotel "PIO" Ulcinj, from 4 May to 28 September25 euros a day30 euros a day
Hotel "PIO" Ulcinj, from 28 September to 21 December20 euros a day25 euros a day
Hotel "Gorske oči" and the "Žabljak" holiday home20 euros a day25 euros a day
  • The lower price applies to pensioners on the minimum pension and to those who receive a top-up to the minimum amount along with their pension.
  • The price covers accommodation with full board: breakfast, lunch and dinner.
  • At Hotel "PIO" in Ulcinj the price also includes a specialist doctor's examination, an indoor pool and a sauna, so bring your medical records if you have them.
  • The Ulcinj hotel does not provide parking for pensioners, because there is not enough space.
  • The Fund does not pay travel costs for the pensioner or a companion.

When are the stays and the applications?

  • Stays last seven days and start on Mondays, and for each one the Fund publishes an application window in its 2026 schedule.
  • In Žabljak the last stay starts on 26 October and runs until 2 November.
  • In Ulcinj stays run until 28 December; for stays from 2 to 23 November applications open on 5 October, for stays from 30 November to 14 December on 2 November, and for the last one, from 21 December, on 4 December.
  • Applications for each stay close about ten days before it starts, so apply as soon as the window opens.
  • Places in each stay are limited, and the Committee for Pensioners' Rest and Recovery tells every pensioner whether the application was accepted or rejected.

Who can go and how do you apply?

  • Pension recipients in Montenegro are entitled, and so are recipients of pro-rata pensions who live in Montenegro, on the same terms.
  • Members of the Union of Pensioners' Associations of Montenegro, the Pensioners' Movement and the Association of Military Pensioners apply through their organisations, under their rules.
  • Priority goes to pensioners who are not members of pensioners' organisations and to those who have never stayed at these places or have not stayed there in the last two years.
  • If you cancel or cannot come, let the Committee know on 067/165-465.

What conditions apply to paying in instalments?

  • You repay the stay in 7 equal monthly instalments, which the Pension Fund deducts from your pension.
  • Deductions from your pension must not exceed half of it.
  • You must not have overdue unpaid creditor claims from voluntary or enforced collection, because otherwise the Fund cannot deduct the debt for the stay.

The conditions for a pension and the amount of the minimum pension are covered in our guide to the pension in Montenegro, and how much of a pension may go to deductions in our guide to garnishment of wages and pensions. Tickets for Durmitor and other parks are covered in our guide to national parks, and Velika plaža and the other beaches of Ulcinj in our guide to the best beaches.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a pensioner holiday in Ulcinj cost? From 28 September to 21 December 2026 a day costs 20 euros on the minimum pension, or 25 euros on a higher pension, with full board.

How much does a stay in Žabljak cost? At Hotel "Gorske oči" and the "Žabljak" holiday home a day costs 20 euros on the minimum pension, or 25 euros on a higher one.

How is the stay paid? In 7 equal monthly instalments, which the Pension Fund deducts from your pension.

Does the Fund pay for travel to the hotel? No, the pensioner and any companion cover travel costs.

Who gets priority in the selection? Pensioners who are not members of pensioners' organisations and those who have never stayed at these places or have not stayed there in the last two years.

Can I go if a loan is already deducted from my pension? Yes, if total deductions do not exceed half of your pension and you have no overdue unpaid claims from enforcement.

Sources

Prices, what the stay includes, selection priority and repayment conditions are published by the Pension Fund for stays in 2026, and stay dates and application windows in its schedule for Ulcinj and Žabljak. The information was checked on 28 September 2026. Fijaka is a classifieds platform; this text is not legal advice.

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