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Montenegro issued about 40,000 work and residence permits to foreigners in 2025, including 11,000 for company directors

In 2025, Montenegro issued 40,567 work and residence permits to foreign nationals from 107 different countries, according to data compiled from the Ministry of...

Montenegro hosts nearly 100,000 foreign nationals amid growing migration and integration challenges

Montenegro currently hosts 99,637 foreign nationals, with the largest groups from Serbia, Russia, and Turkey. Most foreigners reside in Podgorica and coastal municipalities and...

Foreigners’ growing presence reshapes Montenegro’s economy and housing market

According to the 2023 census, 46,800 foreigners live in Montenegro, while records from the Ministry of Interior show nearly 100,000. The difference comes from...

Montenegro registers over 100,000 foreign residents, but census needed for accurate demographics

According to Montenegro’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, more than 100,000 foreigners currently hold legal residence in the country. This includes 27,457 with temporary residence...
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Top 7 reasons foreigners choose to live in Montenegro

According to data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Montenegro from June this year, Montenegro is home to 95,000 foreign nationals with temporary,...

Challenges and strategies: Budva’s tourism industry adapts to shifting dynamics

Despite the general increase in tourist interest in Montenegro, Budva is facing challenges in reduced visitation this year, especially due to the departure of...
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