Montenegro will introduce visa requirements for citizens of Russia, Türkiye, China, Belarus and Saudi Arabia from 1 November 2026, completing a key step in aligning its…
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Montenegro has introduced a temporary visa-free entry scheme for qualifying United Arab Emirates (UAE) residents, creating a limited travel route for expatriates whose nationalities would normally…
Montenegro’s state-controlled hotel operator Budvanska Rivijera recorded higher revenue in the first half of 2026, supported by stronger pricing, increased ancillary income and improved performance at…
Montenegro’s Tax Administration imposed €1.78 million in penalties following intensified inspections of businesses operating during the tourism season. Between 1 May and 30 July, tax inspectors…
Montenegro’s average net salary increased to €1,036 in June, while the average gross salary reached €1,237, according to the latest wage data. Net earnings rose by…
The operational challenges affecting Montenegro’s airports have intensified attention on the governance structure of Aerodromi Crne Gore AD, the state-owned company responsible for managing the country’s…
Montenegro’s newly launched direct air services with Barcelona carried a combined 8,399 passengers during the first half of 2026, marking the country’s first scheduled direct connections…
Luštica Development has requested approval from the Montenegrin government to use its rights over the Luštica Bay marina and waterfront promenade as collateral for a €15…
Montenegro is preparing a redesigned system for issuing temporary residence and work permits to foreign nationals, with the government moving toward a single administrative procedure linking…
Montenegro has terminated the concession procedure for Podgorica and Tivat airports after the preferred bidder, a consortium led by Incheon International Airport Corporation, withdrew before the…
