According to information released by the Chinese Embassy in Montenegro, Montenegro's customs regulations are gradually aligning with those of EU member states! As the first-ranked EU candidate country, Montenegro has been committed to joining the EU and aligning with various standards. Montenegro has adopted the Euro as its legal currency, achieving monetary unification with the EU.
At the end of 2008, Montenegro officially applied to join the EU, obtained EU candidate status in December 2010, and officially launched EU accession negotiations in June 2012. In the 2016 assessment of EU accession, the European Commission identified Montenegro as the most advantageous country among the candidate countries for accession negotiations (source: European Commission news announcement). As of May 2019, under the framework of EU accession, 32 negotiation chapters related to laws, including Chapters 23 and 24, have been opened. Only three chapters on scientific research, education and culture, and foreign relations have not yet been announced.
The EU has allocated €507 million to support Montenegro's development
In February 2018, the European Commission adopted the strategy of "EU Enlargement and Strengthening Cooperation with the Western Balkans." In this strategic document, the EU warmly welcomes the future accession of Western Balkan countries to the EU and expresses its commitment to facilitating the rapid accession of Montenegro, Serbia, and other countries that have already begun accession negotiations. Currently, the EU has allocated approximately €507 million in development aid to Montenegro to support its development in order to meet EU standards. The European Commission has stated that Montenegro may join the EU before 2025.
Montenegro's accession to the EU has received broad support from officials of the European Council and EU member states. In April 2018, during an inspection of Montenegro's integration process, European Council President Donald Tusk stated: "Montenegro has successfully led the EU integration process and has become a model for Western Balkan countries on the path to accession!" In early October 2019, Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Péter Szijjártó, emphasized at the Security Forum in Warsaw, Poland, that Montenegro is essentially ready to join the EU, which is also in the EU's interest.
Preferred Country for Identity Planning and Overseas Asset Allocation
Currently, Montenegro is at a historically favorable opportunity, having completed the integration process for EU accession before 2025, achieving significant progress! Montenegro is currently one of the countries with open investment citizenship programs, being an EU candidate country in the EU enlargement region with the Euro as its legal currency. Its investment citizenship program has advantages such as quick approval, short cycles, eligibility for the U.S. E-2 visa, and investment assets in Euros, making it an excellent destination for investors for identity planning, overseas business, and asset allocation!
Invest Now to Save Approximately 450,000
The highly anticipated Montenegro investment citizenship program has officially launched in China, actively recruiting global investors! As the promotional agency for the Montenegro investment citizenship program in China, WorldWay will collaborate with the Montenegrin government to hold a launch conference for the Montenegro investment citizenship program in Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Qingdao, and Beijing from November 1 to 3! At that time, the Director and Deputy Director of the Montenegro Immigration Bureau, as well as the Montenegrin Ambassador to China and other government officials will be present to provide comprehensive information about Montenegro and its investment citizenship policies. Moreover, investing now can save approximately 450,000 RMB, along with multiple discounts! This is a rare opportunity, and seats are limited, so please make your reservation as soon as possible!
Government Approved Project - Westin Resort
Currently, the Montenegrin government has selected and approved the first investment citizenship project that meets Scheme 1 through public bidding, the Westin Resort, with a total of 240 investor quotas. The hotel is located at the Kolašin 1450 ski center in northern Montenegro, adjacent to the ski slopes, and is a four-star hotel with permanent ownership. There are currently no competitors of the same level in the surrounding area, and it can be sold and transferred after five years.
Starting from €350,000, obtain a passport from Montenegro, an EU candidate country, and the purchased property can be sold after five years. For investors, this is a win-win choice, as it not only allows for the allocation of Euro assets but also grants citizenship of Montenegro, an EU candidate country.
WorldWay Group, ranked among Asia's top 500 brands, as an introducer of European investment immigration, maintains friendly exchanges and long-term interactive and cooperative relationships with the Montenegrin government, making it an excellent choice for obtaining a Montenegrin passport.
