Real estate investment in Montenegro
Foreigners can buy and sell real estate or rent it out with few restrictions. Foreigners are prohibited from buying agricultural land and forests or owning cultural monuments and objects near the country’s borders.
The most expensive and sought-after real estate is in the resort areas of Budva, Herceg Novi, and Tivat.
€1,450
€450,000
3,02—19,02%
How the residential property price index is growing in Montenegro
Cost of a 3-bedroom apartment in Montenegro
€4 million
Penthouse in Budva on the first coastline
€1.2 million
Apartment in Budva on the first coastline
€350,000
Apartment in Budva in a 10‑minute walk from the sea
Montenegro residence permit or citizenship by real estate investment
Owners of residential or commercial real estate can get residence permits. The value of the property does not matter. A residence permit is issued for a year with the possibility of extending an unlimited number of times while the property is owned.
Until the end of 2022, Montenegro has a citizenship by investment program. The investor buys a share of €250,000 in a commercial development project, a resort complex or a hotel and contributes €200,000 to a government fund.
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Malta
€690,000+
Citizenship
1 or 3 years
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Grenada
$150,000
Citizenship
6+ months
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United Arab Emirates
AED 750,000+
Residence permit
2+ months
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€500,000+
Residence permit
5+ months
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Portugal
€820+
Residence permit
4+ months
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