How to Prepare Your Property for Sale?

Selling your home can be a daunting task, but with careful preparation, you can maximize its appeal to potential buyers and increase your chances of a successful sale. To help you navigate this process smoothly, we've compiled a comprehensive guide outlining the essential steps to prepare your home for sale. 1.Start with a Deep Clean: Before showcasing your home to potential buyers, ensure it's...

Steps to Obtain a Building Permit in Montenegro

If you're considering embarking on a construction project in the stunning country of Montenegro, one essential step you'll need to navigate is obtaining a building permit. Whether you're planning to build a residential property or investment, understanding the process of obtaining a building permit is crucial for a smooth and successful project. In this guide, we'll walk you through the basics of obtaining...

Why to Invest in Budva?

Investing in Budva, Montenegro, offers several compelling reasons that make it an attractive destination for investors. Here are some key factors to consider: Tourism and Economic Growth: Budva is a renowned tourist destination along the Adriatic Sea, drawing visitors with its picturesque coastline, historic charm, and vibrant atmosphere. The town's tourism sector contributes significantly to its...

Essential Guide to Obtaining a Residence Permit in Montenegro

Obtaining Temporary Residence Permit through Real Estate Purchase Eligibility Criteria: Applicants:Foreign citizens, their spouses, and children under 18. Property Types:Residential or commercial properties (e.g., houses, apartments, commercial units, hotels, restaurants, holiday homes). Applicant Requirements: Valid ID document or passport. Details about the permit holder (name, place...

Top 5 Compelling Reasons to Invest in a Condominium on the Montenegro Seaside

Montenegro, with its stunning landscapes, pristine coastline, and burgeoning real estate market, emerges as a compelling destination for savvy investors seeking lucrative opportunities. Investing in a condo in Montenegro not only promises a piece of the breathtaking Adriatic coastline but also offers a strategic foothold in one of Europe's fastest-growing tourism markets. With a favorable investment...

Higher Tax Rates on Real Estate Transactions Valued Above €150,000.00

In the realm of Real Estate Transfer Tax legislation, a recent amendment has introduced progressive tax rates for real estate transactions, effective January 1st, 2024: For transactions up to €150,000.00: a rate of 3%; For amounts over €150,000.01: a fixed amount of €4,500.00, plus 5% on the excess beyond €150,000.01; For amounts over €500,000.01: a fixed amount of €22,000.00, plus...

Buying or Selling a Real Estate? Here’s why it’s important to hire a real estate agenсy

If you doubt whether you need the services of a real estate agency when buying or renting real estate, all the arguments are on the side of the agencies, and we highlight some of them: Agent know the Real Estate Market A qualified agent is thoroughly familiar with the real estate market, so he can give you helpful tips that will speed up the sale of your property, protect your interests, and save you...

Purchase costs in Montenegro

  VAT of 21% is required to add to above listed tariff. For a real estate property value over € 120,000.00, for every additional € 15,000, the fee is increased by € 10, but it cannot exceed € 5000. In case we have a pre-contract, the fees will be subject to a 50% fee under above listed tariff. If a contract is signed with the same notary on the basis of a pre-contract, the fee for...

Real estate annual and sales taxes in Montenegro

Real estate sales tax The real estate sales tax rate in Montenegro is 3% of the tax base, or of the market value of the property. Real estate sales tax is not paid for new real estate, but only for used real estate, so if you are buying an apartment in a new building and you are the first owner of the real estate, no sales tax will be paid. The real estate taxpayer is the real estate acquirer. The...

About Montenegro

Administrative capital: Podgorica Historical capital: Cetinje Population: 650 000 Coastline: 293 km Length of beaches: 73 km Highest point: 2523 km National Parks: Durmitor, Squirrel, Skadar Lake, Biogradska worse, Prokletije Language: Montenegrin-Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian Border: with Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Albania Currency: euro Geography Montenegro is...

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