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Temporary import of luxury goods in Montenegro

Montenegro has established regulations for the temporary importation of luxury goods, allowing foreign nationals and businesses to bring in high-value items without paying full...

Montenegro’s trade dynamics: Export decline and import surge in 2023

Montenegro witnessed a 3.7% decline in exports last year, while imports surged by 7.8%, as per the latest data from Monstat. This resulted in...

Montenegro’s merchandise trade: A review of 2023

Based on Monstat's final figures, Montenegro's total merchandise trade in the past year reached 4.48 billion euros, marking a 5.9 percent increase from 2022. Monstat...

The import of food amounted to 744 million EUR, earning 206 million EUR from the export of electricity

Preliminary data from Monstat on the foreign trade of goods last year show that we continued to export electricity the most, earning 206.8 million...
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Food imports cost 744 million euros, while revenue from electricity exports amounted to 206 million euros

Preliminary data from Monstat on foreign trade in goods for the previous year show that once again, the highest export revenue was from electricity,...

Montenegro’s trade deficit exceeds 3 billion euros

Montenegro's total merchandise foreign trade in the past year, according to preliminary data from Monstat, amounted to 4.48 billion EUR, which is 5.9% higher...
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