Frequently Asked
Questions
What language is spoken in Albania?
Albanian is the official language, with two main dialects: Gheg in the north and Tosk in the south. Many Albanians, especially younger people and those in tourism, also speak English, Italian, or Greek.
Is Albania safe for tourists?
Yes, Albania is considered a safe country for travelers. Locals are known for their hospitality, and crime rates are relatively low. As with any destination, standard travel precautions are recommended.
What is the currency in Albania?
The official currency is the Albanian Lek (ALL). While some places may accept euros (especially in tourist areas), it’s best to have lek for everyday purchases.
Do I need a visa to visit Albania?
Citizens of the EU, UK, USA, Canada, and many other countries can enter Albania visa-free for up to 90 days. Always check the latest entry requirements based on your nationality before traveling.
What are the must-visit places in Albania?
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Berat – the city of a thousand windows
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Gjirokastër – a UNESCO World Heritage town
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The Albanian Riviera – with beautiful beaches like Dhërmi and Ksamil
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Tirana – the vibrant capital city
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Theth & Valbona – for stunning mountain landscapes
Is dental care in Albania safe and high quality?
Yes, dental clinics in Albania offer high-quality care with modern equipment and internationally trained professionals. Many clinics follow European standards and are certified by health authorities.
Why is dental treatment more affordable in Albania?
Albania offers competitive prices due to lower operational costs, not lower quality. Many international patients choose Albania for dental tourism because they receive excellent care at a fraction of the cost compared to other countries.
