Browsing: economic citizenship program

Tourism expert and master’s degree holder Emil Kukalj believes Montenegro may have prematurely ended its economic citizenship program. He argues that, if designed properly, the program…

The Breza Hotel being constructed in Kolašin is expected to open this summer. The hotel has been included in the list of development projects in the…

Since the implementation of the economic citizenship program, a total of 860 individuals have obtained Montenegrin passports, according to information provided by the Government of Montenegro.…

Extending the economic citizenship program could bring additional value to Montenegro, considering the positive examples of countries like Malta and Portugal. These programs have proven effective…

Henley & Partners is a global leader in residency and citizenship planning, operating in over 60 offices worldwide. The company has played a key role in…

Montenegro has successfully positioned itself on the global map of investment migration through its Economic Citizenship Program, alongside nations like Malta, Portugal, Greece and the Caribbean.…

Montenegro is considering the revival of its economic citizenship program, a move that experts believe could provide significant economic benefits. The recent ruling by the European…

Since the inception of the so-called Economic Citizenship Program in 2018, the arguments supporting it remain as compelling as ever, and arguably have gained strength over…

Montenegro ought to rethink the revival of its citizenship-by-investment program, as foreign investments are essential for economic growth, particularly in tourism. Blagota Radović, owner of Zetagradnja,…

Economic citizenship programs are becoming vital for the development of smaller countries, with Montenegro and Malta as prominent examples. Vedrana Šašović, Executive Director of Amma Resort,…