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Montenegro set to launch legalization of over 100,000 illegal buildings

Conditions have been created for Montenegro to soon begin the legalization of illegally constructed buildings, Minister of Spatial Planning, Urbanism and State Property Slaven...

Over 62,000 illegal buildings registered, but fewer than 4,000 legalized since 2018

According to data from Montenegro’s Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism and State Property, Podgorica has submitted the highest number of legalization requests — 14,185...

Montenegro cracks down on illegal construction: 70 buildings sealed in Žabljak

In Žabljak, authorities have sealed 70 illegally constructed buildings as part of an ongoing operation led by municipal and construction inspectors. The Ministry of...

Podgorica leads Montenegro in legalizing unauthorized buildings

In Podgorica, 14,185 applications have been submitted for the legalization of unauthorized buildings, with 670 approved so far, according to Montenegro’s Ministry of Spatial...
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Montenegro introduces Law on Legalization of Unauthorized Buildings with clearer procedures

Montenegro’s new Law on Legalization of Unauthorized Buildings, effective from August 14, introduces stricter rules and clearer procedures to combat unplanned construction. A dedicated...

Montenegro tightens rules for private rentals and legalization of illegal tourist properties

Montenegro has entered a new phase regulating private accommodation and the use of illegal buildings for tourism. The recently enacted Law on Legalization of...
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