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Tranio reviews residence permit in Montenegro, the ways to get it and all of the requirements.
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Taxes in Montenegro are relatively moderate by European standards, but the country is neither generally tax free nor a classic tax haven. Individuals, companies, property owners and investors can be subject to different taxes depending on their residence status, source of income and type of activity.
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Montenegro real estate prices have risen substantially in recent years, particularly in Podgorica and the coastal municipalities. The market remains highly fragmented: the price of a small apartment in Bar or an older house inland can be several times lower than that of a waterfront apartment or villa in Tivat, Budva or the Bay of Kotor.
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Buying property in Montenegro is open to international buyers and has become increasingly popular among people looking for a holiday home, permanent residence or real estate investment on the Adriatic coast. Foreign nationals can generally purchase apartments, houses and many other types of real estate, although restrictions apply to certain categories of land and protected property.
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Foreign buyers do not necessarily need to purchase real estate in Montenegro entirely with cash. A Montenegro mortgage for foreigners is available through some local banks, although eligibility varies significantly depending on the applicant's residence status, employment, income, nationality and the property being purchased.
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Currently, one of the most popular ways to obtain a French residence permit is through the Passeport Talent by launching an innovative project. This type of residence permit is issued for four years, allows the applicant to relocate their family to France, and provides the opportunity to earn income from the established startup.
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A residence permit in Spain opens up access to European medicine and education, makes it possible to travel through the Schengen area without a visa and live in a beautiful and safe country, and in the future — to obtain Spanish citizenship.

The Spain Digital Nomad Visa is an immigration pathway for non-EU nationals who work remotely for a foreign employer or provide professional services to clients based outside Spain. Introduced under Spain’s Startup Act, it has become one of the main legal routes to relocate to Spain without investing in real estate.

France issues a refugee travel document, known as the Titre de voyage pour réfugié, to people who have been granted refugee status and cannot use a passport from their country of origin.
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Living in Greece offers more than just a legal right to stay — it’s a chance to enjoy a mild Mediterranean climate, a lower cost of living than in most of Western Europe, and a high quality of life. Many applicants choose residence in Greece not only for work or investment but also for the relaxed lifestyle, safety, and cultural heritage that the country offers.

France has attracted international students for centuries, from the founding of the University of Paris in the Middle Ages to the development of today’s universities, grandes écoles, and specialised research institutions.

In 2026, non-EU nationals who plan to work in France usually need both the appropriate visa or residence permit and, in many cases, prior work authorisation.

France does not have a dedicated Digital Nomad Visa: the French immigration system does not classify remote workers as a separate residence category, but places such cases within existing long-stay visa routes. In 2026, the closest practical option is the Long-Stay Visitor Visa — visa de long séjour valant titre de séjour “visiteur” (VLS-TS “visiteur”).

France has historically remained one of the most attractive destinations for retirement living thanks to its high-quality healthcare, developed infrastructure and high standard of everyday comfort.

Investing in real estate has traditionally been one of the most dependable ways for investors to increase their wealth. However, strategic real estate investing can also open doors that few other asset classes can, while potentially producing capital growth or rental income.