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Montenegrin passports for the purchase of hotel rooms in Kolašin
- Real project at a ski resort;
- The investor gets a passport and a hotel room rental income
- The property is authorised by the government for the issuance of passports;
- Investment amount €350,000 per family
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- Prices from 1,400 to 2,500 EUR/m²
- Document registration in 1-3 months
- Loans from 7% per annum for up to 25 years
- Tax from 3% on purchases
- Maintenance costs from 1,500 EUR per annum
- How to get a residence permit in Montenegro
- Citizenship by investment
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Montenegro real estate. Montenegrin property prices
Property for sale in Montenegro attracts with its affordable prices, low taxes and simple acquisition procedures. Most foreign investors look for seafront Montenegro real estate (usually apartments) that sell for €150,000.
The Montenegrin coast includes the Bay of Kotor, Budva, Bar and Ulcinj Rivieras.
The largest cities along the Bay of Kotor are Herceg Novi, Perast, Kotor and Tivat. Montenegro property here sells for
The Budva Riviera has the most expensive real estate in Montenegro. Budva is the most popular resort of the country and lies in the middle of the Adriatic coast. The buying prices of properties in Budva cost
The cities of Becici, Petrovac and Przno are not as touristy as Budva and less popular for those looking for a booming nightlife. Rafailovici differs from other resort towns on the coastline because there are few hotels but buyers can find seaside villas for sale here. There are mostly modern developments in Bar but not all homes overlook the sea. Apartment prices start at
Ulcinj has the highest number of sunny days and the longest beach in the country: Velika Plaza. Apartments here sell for