About Montenegro

Montenegro is located along the central Mediterranean on the coast of Adriatic Sea and within Southern Europe. Montenegro borders Croatia, Albania and Serbia. To the south, it is separated from Italy by the Adriatic Sea.
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It is a multicultural country on the board between the East and the West, on the crossroad of trade routes, with rich tradition and history. Blessed by strategic location and mild Mediterranean climate, Montenegro is ideal for life and business – easily accessible by air, sea, and road, charming, with safe investment opportunities, low taxes for established and new businesses, high quality of life, diverse beautiful nature, friendly people, and a great selection of local food and wine. It is one of the rare countries in the world where you can have a breakfast by the Adriatic Sea on a sunny day in one of the luxurious resorts in Tivat or Budva and go skiing just a few hours later in a new modern ski centre Kolašin.
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Montenegro regained independency in 2006, and ever since it continuously takes steps towards a modern European country open for foreign investments and tourism. Montenegro lifestyle offers the ideal symbiosis between modern world and untouched nature, interesting culture, breathtaking views, amazing mountains, and beaches along its stunning coastline.

Foreign Investments & Development

As one of the fastest growing economies in the Balkans, Montenegro is quickly becoming a key destination for safe investments, and it offers a truly unique potential for investors who are seeking mobility, safety, opportunity, and increased quality of life. There is a noticeable trend of foreign investments and foreigners who are coming to live and work contributing to the cosmopolitan development of Montenegro. Business development is supported by the Government of Montenegro, which is introducing laws that attract international companies and digital nomads through subsidies and low taxes, among the lowest in Europe.

This positive economic environment is strongly reflected in the real estate market, particularly in demand for touristic apartments for investment, high-end residences within touristic resorts, and properties with rental income potential. Coastal destinations such as Budva, Tivat, and Kotor, as well as emerging mountain centres, continue to attract international buyers seeking secure assets with strong seasonal and long-term rental returns. Supported by growing tourism, modern infrastructure, and clear property ownership regulations for foreigners, real estate remains one of the most resilient and attractive investment sectors in Montenegro.

The most significant development projects in tourism are Porto Montenegro – a super-yachts marina and tourist resort, the luxury resort Porto Novi with a marina, and Luštica Bay – a project on the Luštica peninsula that aspires to become a new tourist town with complete infrastructure. Additionally, many other tourist and mixed-use complexes are being built throughout the country, especially in the city of Budva, which is the centre of Montenegrin tourism. Mountain tourism is also intensively developing in Kolašin, with a ski centre aspiring to become the best in the region.

Budva - Tourist Capital of Montenegro

Membership in International Organisations

Montenegro follows the EU integration process. Besides that, Montenegro is already a member of numerous global associations such as United Nations, The Council of Europe, UNESCO, SEPA - Single Euro Payments Area, INTERPOL, OSCE – Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, CEFTA – Central European Free Trade Agreement, NATO, The World Trade Organisation, The World Bank, IMF – International Monetary Fund etc. Official currency in Montenegro is Euro.