Montenegro is increasingly present on the radar of U.S. and EU investors seeking strategic footholds in the Western Balkans. Over the past year, strengthened diplomatic engagement,…
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Delays in Montenegro’s EU accession process continue to reverberate through the economy, affecting investment decisions, fiscal planning, and reform momentum. While accession remains a strategic objective,…
Montenegro’s coast is booming again. Cranes stretch across Budva, Tivat, Kotor and Bar. Seafront plots are being snapped up, residential complexes rise in clusters, and investors…
The Government of Montenegro has proposed amendments to the Law on Foreigners that introduce significantly stricter requirements for foreign entrepreneurs and executives. The draft, adopted on…
For business-service investors, few things are as valuable as currency stability. Montenegro, unique among non-EU states, already uses the Euro. This eliminates exchange-rate volatility, simplifies cross-border…
Montenegro’s EU path is transforming its property-law environment. Investors who once accepted Balkan ambiguity now demand EU-grade transparency. Harmonisation of cadastral records, zoning, consumer-protection and construction…
Investors will now be required to pay an annual fee of 5% of the estimated value of a project if construction exceeds the approved completion deadline.…
Perched at the entrance of the Bay of Kotor, Herceg Novi is often described as Montenegro’s “city of sunshine,” but its appeal goes far beyond scenic…
Montenegro may be small, but its economy is opening wide. With spectacular mountains, an enviable Adriatic coastline and a steady stream of foreign newcomers, the country is…
For years largely unregulated, Montenegro’s real estate market now has clear rules with the introduction of a new law on real estate brokerage and leasing. The…
