Montenegro is preparing legislation to align its regulation of digital intermediary services with the EU’s Digital Services Act, introducing additional compliance requirements for online platforms and…
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Montenegro has imposed €99,000 in anti-money-laundering penalties on gambling companies and responsible individuals after completing 12 comprehensive AML and counter-terrorist-financing inspections, more than twice the five…
Montenegrin businesses expect European Union accession to intensify competition across retail, construction, banking and other sectors, while local market knowledge could help domestic companies compete with…
Montenegro’s Ministry of Finance will revise the Draft Law on the Registration of Business and Other Entities to introduce clearer deadlines for company-registration procedures, following a…
Montenegro attracted more than €1 billion in foreign direct investment inflows in 2025, equivalent to about 7.2% of GDP, while real estate absorbed almost half of…
Montenegro is preparing legislation that would establish a unified framework for screening foreign investment in strategically sensitive areas, expanding the scope of investment reviews beyond the…
Montenegro’s proposed foreign direct investment screening mechanism comes as the country seeks to strengthen the business environment for investment that generates employment, increases productivity and supports…
Montenegro will introduce visa requirements for citizens of Belarus, China, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye from 1 November 2026, as the country aligns its visa policy…
Montenegro’s plans to complete provisional closure of all EU negotiating chapters by the end of 2026 and seek EU membership in 2028 are increasingly influencing infrastructure…
Montenegro is approaching the provisional closure of EU accession Chapter 27 on Environment and Climate Change, but implementation of European environmental standards is expected to require…
