Travel to North Macedonia

1. Skopje: The capital city is known for its diverse architecture, including neoclassical buildings, Ottoman structures, and contemporary landmarks like the Skopje Fortress and the Millennium Cross.

2. Ohrid: Ohrid is renowned for its ancient Ohrid Lake, charming old town with cobblestone streets, and historical sites like the Church of St. Sophia and Samuel's Fortress.

3. Matka Canyon: A nature lover's paradise, Matka Canyon features stunning landscapes, boat rides on the Treska River, and the Matka Monastery carved into the cliffs.

4. Bitola: Known for its Ottoman architecture, Bitola boasts the Heraclea Lyncestis archaeological site, the Old Bazaar, and the Clock Tower, offering a glimpse into the country's rich history.

5. Mavrovo National Park: A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, Mavrovo National Park offers opportunities for hiking, skiing, and exploring the picturesque Mavrovo Lake and the Monastery of Saint Jovan Bigorski.

North Macedonia has a relatively dry Mediterranean climate with a full array of four seasons, although spring can be quite short, and each season is tempered by the altitude.

North Macedonia is great to visit most of the year-round. It is particularly welcoming during spring and autumn, outside the high tourist seasons and when the weather is at its most pleasant. It can be warm and sunny during the day from as early as March until as late as November, while skiing is usually available from December through to early April. July and August can be very hot, sometimes getting up to 40°C during the day in Skopje and along the Vardar Valley. 

Free Import:

- Personal Items: Travelers are allowed to bring personal items, including clothing, accessories, and personal hygiene products, for their own use during the trip.

- Tobacco and Alcohol: Adults (18 and older) are allowed to bring a limited quantity of tobacco and alcoholic beverages for personal use.

Restricted Items:

- Medication: Some medications may be restricted or require special documentation. Travelers carrying prescription medications should check with the relevant authorities to ensure compliance.

- Pets: If traveling with pets, certain regulations and documentation may be required.

- Cultural and Historic Items: Certain cultural and historic items may be subject to restrictions. Obtaining necessary permits or documentation for such items is advisable.

Prohibited Items:

- Illegal Drugs

- Weapons

- Endangered Species

- Counterfeit Goods

If you need to call emergency services, you should call the free emergency number 112. The operator of the 112 service will direct your call to the appropriate emergency service.

In addition, the following numbers of emergency services are active and be used:

• Emergency medical assistance: 194

• Fire protection: 193

• Police: 192