Real estate in Montenegro

✅ Yes. Foreign citizens can freely purchase real estate in Montenegro in their own names. The exception is agricultural land (which can be registered through a company). The purchase process is completely legal and transparent.

✅ The basic tax is 3% for re-registration of property purchased on the secondary market.
For new buildings, there is no tax if it is a primary sale from the developer.
Notary and registration fees (approximately 0.5-1% of the transaction amount) are additionally charged.

✅ Yes, purchasing real estate entitles you to a temporary residence permit.
To qualify, the property must be registered in your name, and the ownership documents must be entered into the land register. The temporary residence permit is renewed annually.

The market is growing steadily: demand for coastal properties—Budva, Kotor, and Tivat—is high year-round.
Investors are buying for rental and vacation purposes. With the right choice, a property can be quickly sold or rented out with a yield of up to 6–8% per annum.

We support the transaction from the initial search to the final registration of ownership:

• we verify documents,
• we help you choose a reliable property,
• we organize viewings and online showings,
• we work with lawyers and notaries,
• we provide consultations on obtaining a residence permit and property management.