For investors

There are no restrictions on foreign investment in real estate in Montenegro. All a foreigner needs to buy real estate in Montenegro is a foreign passport and access to a bank account from which they can make a transfer.

When purchasing any real estate, you can apply for a one-year residence permit, and after five years of continuous residence in the country, you can apply for a permanent residence permit.

Montenegro is preparing to join the European Union in the coming years. According to many analysts, this event is likely to occur between 2027 and 2030.

One of the nice bonuses of investing in Montenegrin real estate is the absence of a tax on investments in new buildings. Only second-hand properties are subject to purchase taxes.

Montenegro's tax system is business-friendly and offers some of the lowest rates in Europe. As of 2024, the corporate tax rate ranges from 9% to 15%, depending on the annual income. Foreign residents in Montenegro enjoy the same rights as citizens, including free healthcare and education.

90% of the country's territory is occupied by mountains and areas unsuitable for agriculture. It's no surprise that the country is named Montenegro (Black Mountain). The unique natural landscape and climate of Montenegro are characterized by its location in three distinct climate zones: the Alpine zone in the north, the Mediterranean zone along the coast, and the temperate zone in the center.

The modern real estate market in Montenegro offers competitive prices, especially when compared to other European countries.

Montenegro is strategically located in Europe, making it easy to travel and connect with other countries.