MONTENEGRO:
HISTORIC BEAUTY & LIFESTYLE
"Stari Bar makes a fascinating stroll past Arabic inscriptions, Turkish baths and clock tower confirming the comingling of East and West. A purportedly 2,000-year-old olive tree stands testament to the evocative evolution of Ulcinj. Tip: Hidden wonders lie offshore. Deep-sea fishing and diving are popular activities, amongst historic ancient shipwrecks brought down during the centuries-endured piracy boom."
CNN, June 2019
"Sailing, scuba diving, hiking, skiing, climbing, rafting; here, pretty much every adventurous activity you could think of is possible in world-beating surroundings and conditions, with the additional draw that you’ll often casually find yourself passing by a UNESCO-approved relic of European history while doing so."
VOGUE, April 2022
"Stari Bar’s muscular Byzantine fortress broods over Bar’s ruined old town like a Helm’s Deep from The Lord of the Rings — squint and you’ll think that’s Viggo Mortensen preparing to repel invaders from Tolkien’s fantasy stronghold. The Venetians and Turks fought over this castle — you can tell as much from the Lion of Venice statue as you enter, and the expertly restored Ottoman hammam inside."
THE TIMES, March 2023
"As a yachting hotspot with striking scenery, Montenegro has been emerging as a luxury destination, with some calling it 'the next French Riviera'."
BUSINESS INSIDER, August 2020
"... wealthy yacht owners dock their boats in the picturesque harbours along Montenegro's Adriatic coast."
FINANCIAL TIMES, June 2017
Rivaling neighboring Italy and Greece for natural splendor, seaside vistas, culture, and historic charm, Montenegro is enjoying a heyday not seen since the 70s when Liz Taylor and Sophia Loren sunned themselves along this breath-taking coastline.
One of the Adriatic’s most stunning nautical destinations, Montenegro blends old world appeal with stunning beauty and vibrant cultural life with an annual calendar of concerts, cultural fairs, sporting events, arts festivals, and regattas for fashionable coastal living.
MONTENEGRO:
GLOBAL INVESTMENT DESTINATION
LOW TAXES:
With a flat-rate income and corporate tax of 9% and annual property taxes from 0,25% to 1% of the property value, Montenegro’s tax system is one of the most attractive in Europe, while using the Euro as its official currency.
SIMPLE LEGAL FRAMEWORK:
Buying and registering property is easy. Foreign investors enjoy 100% ownership and all the real estate advantages of Montenegrin citizens.
VAT is also possible to be recouped when renting out property under certain circumstances.
EARLY INVESTMENT:
The real estate sector in Montenegro is constantly developing. Early buyers benefit from low entry price points on property that greatly appreciates over time. Since 2017 prices have been growing at an average of 7% per year.
ECONOMIC STABILITY:
The Montenegrin government is committed to reform, prosperity, and dynamic growth; as evidenced by its foreign investment and tourism surges. The NATO member, the country is now on a fast track to become a member of the EU.
COVETED COASTLINE:
The past decade has seen premier hospitality operators choosing the shores of Montenegro for their latest projects. Recent luxury brands include prestige operators from AMAN, NOBU, CHEDI, ONE&ONLY, MAMULA and REGENT.
BOOMING TOURISM INDUSTRY:
The number of tourists is growing every year. According to the latest figures, the number of tourists has increased 15% in 2022, leading to a rise in demand for accommodation and other tourist-related services.
