Montenegro has introduced a specific €250,000 minimum investment requirement for entrepreneurs and company owners from European Union member states seeking residence and work permits, establishing a…
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Montenegro’s largest retailer Voli has secured €2.2 million in own funds for an environmental upgrade at its farm in Spuž, but regulatory and political disputes have…
Montenegro’s companies largely expect European Union membership to support business growth and improve market access, while significant differences in preparedness between businesses and institutions point to…
Around 69% of Montenegrin companies expect European Union membership to have a positive or very positive impact on their business, but employers report significant gaps in…
Montenegro’s Law on Global Minimum Tax, which entered into force on 10 March 2026, introduces a separate tax framework for the world’s largest multinational and domestic…
Montenegro’s Government has approved a draft law introducing the framework of the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), bringing national legislation closer to EU rules governing…
Montenegro’s Tax Administration conducted 1,476 inspections between 1 May and 16 July, identifying irregularities at 213 taxpayers, according to data from the summer enforcement campaign. The…
Tivat is attracting a growing number of internationally mobile entrepreneurs from technology, digital-asset and consulting sectors, adding a new category of foreign business activity alongside the…
Montenegro is witnessing a significant shift in its corporate environment, driven by an increase in foreign-owned business registrations. This trend reflects various factors, including migration, investment…
As Montenegro approaches the end of the decade, the focus for businesses and investors is shifting towards the implications of EU-driven regulations. The central query is…
