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Over 293,000 Ukrainians enter Montenegro since war began, thousands granted temporary protection

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine on February 24, 2022, a total of 293,414 people from Ukraine have entered Montenegro, while 292,500...

Maximizing Montenegro’s IT talent influx: Strategies for retention and growth

Financial analyst Oleg Filipović suggests that Montenegro could optimize the influx of skilled IT professionals who have sought refuge in the country amidst the...

Real estate market shifts in Montenegro: Changes in rental prices amid departure of foreign nationals

Over recent years, Montenegro has emerged as a sought-after destination for many foreigners, particularly Ukrainians and Russians, who flocked to our coastline in significant...

Economic Analysts Issue Warning: Ukrainian Departure Set to Negatively Affect Montenegrin Economy

Warning from economic analysts - the departure of Ukrainians will have a negative impact on the Montenegrin economy, and Budva is the first to...
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Montenegro: Russians and Ukrainians in Montenegro mostly opted for IT technology business

The war in Ukraine led to a large migration of both Russians and Ukrainians. Apart from Georgia, other neighboring and EU countries, a large...

Foreign citizens significantly contributed to the increase in Montenegro’s income

The Ministry of Finance announced that the growth of private consumption and the achieved results in tourism resulted in a significant increase in the...
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