Border crossings of Albania
The following list includes the border crossings of Albania, via air, sea, and land. Recently, some major border crossings have been reconstructed by the EU presence in Albania.[1]
Air border crossings
- Tirana Airport
Sea border crossings
- Port of Shëngjin
- Port of Durrës
- Port of Vlorë
- Orikum Marina
- Port of Himarë
- Port of Sarandë
Terrestrial border crossings
Albania – Montenegro
Muriqan-Sukobin integrated crossing between Albania and Montenegro
- Muriqan – Sukobin (important border crossing) (From 24.05.2011 the new modern bridge on Buna river is open for traffic).
- Zogaj - Ckla (to be open)
- Hani i Hotit – Bozhaj (the main border crossing)
- Grabom – Cem i Trieshit/Zatrijebacka Cijevna (to be open)[2]
- Vermosh – Gusinje
- Qafë Vranicë - Plav (to be open)
Albania – Kosovo
- Qafë Morinë – Gjakovë
- Qafë Prush – Gjakovë
- Morinë – Vërmicë (the main border crossing)
- Orgjost – Orqushë (only for people, not frequently used)
- Borje – Jazhincë (only for people, not frequently used)
- Shishtavec – Dragash, opened as normal border crossing on May 10, 2013[3]
Albania – Macedonia
Blato border
- Bllatë – Blato
- Trebisht – Džepište (only for people, not frequently used)
- Qafë Thanë – Ќafasan (the main border crossing)
- Tushemisht – Sveti Naum
- Goricë – Stenje
Albania – Greece
- Kapshticë – Krystallopigi (important border crossing)
- Tre Urat – Melissopetra
- Sopik - Drymades (only for people, not frequently used)
- Kakavia – Ktismata (the main border crossing)
- Rips – Ampelonas (only for people, not frequently used)
- Qafë Botë – Sagiada
By Rail
Albania – Montenegro 
References
- ↑ Eu assistence on border crossing points improvement
- ↑ Government on new border crossing opening
- ↑ "Hapet pikëkalimi Shishtavec midis Kosovës e Shqipërisë". Koha ditore. May 10, 2013. Retrieved May 10, 2013.