Montenegro offers one of the most attractive tax regimes in the Mediterranean basin to encourage yacht tourism, with updated regulations coming into effect in 2025 and 2026. The primary tax exemptions and advantages provided in marinas are as follows: Excise Duty and VAT Exemption on Fuel (Duty-Free Fuel) As of 2025, Montenegro has reinstated the duty-free fuel application for both commercial and...
Montenegro is a country where sports culture is ingrained in its DNA, known globally as the "giant-slayer" due to its sporting achievements relative to its small population. Since gaining independence in 2006, it has demonstrated a performance that challenges world giants, particularly in team sports. Here is a comprehensive and detailed guide to sports in Montenegro: National Sport: Water Polo...
The roots of Podgorica stretch back to antiquity, starting with the Roman Birziminium and later the Slavic settlement of Ribnica. In 1474, the city fell under Ottoman rule, serving as a vital military and commercial hub for nearly four centuries. After becoming part of Montenegro in the 19th century, it was almost entirely destroyed during World War II bombings but rose from the ashes with modern...
Montenegro stands as one of the finest examples of interfaith and intercultural peace in the Balkans. According to demographic projections for 2026 based on the latest census data, the Muslim population constitutes approximately 20% to 22% of the total population. This makes Islam the second-largest religious faith in the country after Orthodox Christianity. The ethnic fabric of the Muslim community is...
As of 2026, with the enactment of the "Digital Assets and Blockchain Technologies Law," cryptocurrency use in Montenegro has expanded significantly and is established on a fully legal foundation. Montenegro is recognized as one of Europe’s most "proactive" countries in this field. Beyond real estate, here are the assets you can purchase with crypto and the legal framework: What Can You Purchase with...
Operating in the agricultural sector as a foreign investor in Montenegro offers a highly profitable and sustainable investment opportunity, provided there is correct planning and complete management of legal processes. Specifically, organic farming, olive cultivation, vineyards, greenhouse farming, and livestock sectors stand out for foreign investors. Below, as Maremont Real Estate & Construction, we...
In an era where global economic balances are being redefined, the Adriatic basin—particularly Montenegro—has transcended being just a European coastline to become a strategic safe haven for global capital. As Maremont Real Estate, we have analyzed the economic dynamics of the region as we enter 2026, highlighting the opportunities awaiting our investors. Here are the key factors shaping the Adriatic...
The year 2025 has concluded as a "Year of Maturation and Differentiation" for the Montenegro real estate market. At Maremont Real Estate, our analysis of last year's data and investor trends reveals a clear picture: Montenegro is no longer just a "budget-friendly" option; it has established itself as one of Europe’s most strategic investment hubs. Here is the investment report card for 2025: 1....
There is a Visa Exemption Agreement between Türkiye and Montenegro. In this context, citizens of Turkey and Montenegro who are holders of diplomatic, special, service and ordinary passports can enter each other's country without a visa within six months, for a period not exceeding ninety (90) days from the date of first entry, or for a period of time. transition purposes. When entering Montenegro by...
Tivat airport is located right next to the city of Tivat, 8 km (5 miles) from the center of Kotor and 20 km (12 miles) northwest of Budva, one of the most popular tourist destinations on the eastern Adriatic coast. The airport's single runway ends just 88 m (289 ft) from the Bay of Kotor coastline. Tivat Airport has been classified 4D by ICAO airspace class D and is notable for its difficult approach...
